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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

Money talks, but it seldom says,
"Come and help Yourself"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

The golden rule these days has
about as much alloy in it as it will
stand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

There's a brandy smashl" as
the wag said when drunken man
fell through a pane of glass nsf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

Can il be true that Booker WASH
ington is to be Secretary of State
If Mr., Roosevelt is reelected Presi-
dentP itft eai n1a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

Before hitching your wagon to q
star look to the strength of your
harness.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

"a man will cell a woman his
queen while trying to make her
his slave.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

Judging from the innocent look
on its face. China is bnsy import
ing guns in piano cases.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

Perhaps you have noticed that a
soulless corporation may be we'll
haalad
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

Oh, sneered the self-important
lawyer, who was oross-examining,
you think you know it all, don't
your
Not quite, replied the witness.
For instance, 1 don't know how
you manage to secure an occasional
client.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

One beauty about being b mil
lionaire is that man can wear old
and comfortable clothes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

The tide of the sea follows the
moon-the tied of life the honey
moon.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

Parson Brown-Why do you
doubt the genuineness of Green's
oonversionf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

Speech may be silver. but you
can't always COLLECT on it
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1904-11-02

The man who talks shop dislikes
to have his wife talk shopping.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03
THE WEATHER REPORT.


Official Record FOrecast-washington oct -
The barometer continues entire OF the
country lower over the Canadian maritime priv
nces The barometer Is also the Northwest, and
disturbance apparently developing the East Gul'
States
Showers have occurred in the lar region and
the Middle Atlantic and New Engasd States and in th=
mountain districts South Atlantic states Else
where the weather has been fair.
The temperature fallen generally northern
Bar OF the country OF the Rocky Mountains and has
risen Middle Western states.
Partly cloudy weather and showers Indicated for
Monday Atlantic states. the central valleys
and from the Rocky Mountains the
Pacific Coast VIII fa;r. The tempera
changes will be unimportant
Along New-Englaud Coast the winds VIII fresh
east the Middle Atlantic Coast. fresh probably
Increasing north the south Atlantic
northeast winds viii shift TO
north northwest. the East winds
Wi be northwest. the West Gulf light
variable region north
steamers departing Monday for European ports vii.
brisk northwest 10 north Winds and showers
Forecast for Special Loeallties.-For Eastern New
York showers to-day Tuesday fresh brisk north
winds.
For the District or Columbia. Eastern Peansyiva
Delaware showers today Tuesday fair
fresh probably increasing north norheast winds
New England showers to-day, Tuesday fair fresh
northwest 70 north Wings
For Western Penns, lyaHla and Western New York.
showers oday TUeslay and warmer, fresh noTtn
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03

.vsfsuato agitetions against the Education act
4 4 foregone conclusion. The government, while
!, lasts. may affect TO despise the vagaries OF
sslinquent taxpayers in England. and it may
.seceed I'm upholding temporarily the dignity
sud authority OF law in Wales; but when il goes
soUn before or after general election II VIII
lsave the field clear for the repeal or mOdifca-
t,sn o. what Is regarded by passive resisters as
rr;ust and immoral legislation. When the
gallant litt'e Wales" Of M Gladsrone's phrase
Is in revolt against the Parliamentary system
N teaching catechisns and mass books at public
sxpense and when thousands OF sincere devout
English NonconfOrmists are leaving their tax
hills unpaid. allowing their private property TO
ia sold at auction and clamoring for sentences
of IMPRISONMENT the Liberals. when they re-
,urn 70 Office, viii not be in doubt respecting
,bsir EARLIEST work. They viii be under pressing
Do,.,ical obligations TO red-ess the grievances
~ the main body OF Nonconformists in the
RATED Kingdom. What they viii md extremely
siFBcuIt after so prolonged an agitation may
he the abortion Of any compromise measure.
7-bsv NAV not be able 70 oper the doors Of the
schools 10 oil RELIGIOUS teaching. as Lord Rose
hery mas tentatively suggested. They may be
soreed 10 exclude religious teaching from all
schools supported by the state, even when they
have succeeded in establishing absolute public
,orrrol and in dismissing the clerical managers.
The NoncoHformists. when Mr. Forster intro
suce5 the fFst Education bill, broke away from
hi-r when ne affiliated the schools Of various
-afirioug bodies with the new government
schools They took their stand on the broad
ground. recognized and acted upon in America
that public money could be given only for
schools conducted or secular and undenomlna-
tionsl principles When Mr.. Forster sought 10
,1troduce a flexible system and TO satisfy men
o. eli denominations they denounced him
,rinarner and left Mr.. Gladstone 10 heat UP Tory
suppor- Tor what they considered fatal COM
,,rnrlise The feeling IN favor Of religious in
etruction of some kind IN schools Is stronger
-oU among Noncouforrlists than il was when
Nr Mall Vas their leader. nut the oldtime
-rei;1dlce remains Mr. JoWetI. = Birmingham
minister. who has been driven ny conscience to
,,e nolice courts as passive resister. asserts
with emphasis thar d.. Dale wss right when he
-sught that the only solution OF the matter was
n no found IN the absolute severance OF religious
reaching from the Official sylls bus Of state sup
,,orted schools This seems 10 he" he adds
.the path OF moral justice. and what Is morally
right can never be religiously wrong" The con-
current in-roducttoH OF religious teaching In
various forms I'm school hours is the natural
co1nprornise blt american experience has shown
that the churches are fully alive 10 their re-
sponsibties when education in state schools
is completely secularized. What no Englishman
can truthfully deny is that a vast amount OF
religious energy is now wasted in barren contro-
versv over caJeCasms and creeds in elementary
schools. N. P.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03
PAYNE RALLIES SHARPLY
Was al One Time So Lo.c His
Family Vas Summoned.
IFRoN THE TRIBUNE suREAu.J

I'll
NssnRston Oct "A remarkable change In
'he oonol1on OF Postmaster General Payne took
place late this afternoon. and members Of his
family as well as the attending physicians feel
much encouraged After a sinking spell OF such
severity as 10 lead TO the assembling Of Mr.
Paynes family the clergyman who has been in
almost constant attendance. and the physicians
about his bedside. and what appeared to be the
END the postmaster General rallied rapidly and
oy o 3. m. was ablcDto recognize those about
him.
AT 6.40 the following bulletin was issued.
Within the last two hours the Postmaster Gen
eral mas SHOWN marked improvement. has recOg-
nized every one around him. and has taken nour-
ishment with his own hand. Heart acting much
oetter. AAGRUDER.
GRAYSON.
DR.. Magruder called up Dr.. Osler of Balti-
more, by telephone. and communicated the good
news, with detailed statement of his patients
condition The report proved so satisfactory to
Or. Osler that he announced his intention of de-
ferring the visit ne had expected 20 make this
evening until a. m. tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03

cannot refrain from publicly asking Won IL xour
regard for strict constitutional construction or any
other construction is not limited solely to Your own
possible executive action in the future? Do YOU not
meantime look or. conselting while the Constitu-
lion is trampled in those other actions that are
largely relied on 10 put you in Office? In other
words does not your care for the Constt ition be
gin only after your election has been secured by a
practical notification CT the Constitution By your
ultra-constitutionaI friends among US?
Do you. sir attach any sacredness to those
amendments which rounded out the work OF the
patriots. whom. with their descendants. you seek
now to stlgmatize as perverters OF the government
they sayedc Do YOU dare say whether the Fiji
teenth Amendment shO1ld or should not be violated
or thai your party's acts OF disfranchisenent are
right or wrong? DO you oppose or favor the en-
forcement or that part of the Constitution that
provides for a reduction of representation where
disfranchsement is prsctised? Have you the man
hness 10 proclaim that you will not permit such
votes to he cast for you will come from this
section. stained with the violation OF your be-
loved 60 Constitution? DO you or do you not mean
TO say to the honesty and patriotism of this nation
that those parts of the Constitution which cost so
much blood and treasure to secure and which were
the price your Southern cohorts paid for their
toration to citizenship shall be held as sacred as
those more ancient portions which your party, a
party. did its best 10 destroy Would it not he
better to assure the millions OF native Americans
mere in the South. who are neither more nor less
than what white men have made them tl8t tueN
shall enjoy what the constitution guarantees them
rather than waste your profound synpathies on
semi-savage people. who may thereby become the
murderers Of more of your oauntrvmeu?
Knowing sir all the subterfuses evasions and
constitutional violations OF your party well-acts
which so far as the public learn, you as a
partisan have ooudoned, but not condemned. and
by which YOU now hope to profit could not help
feeling while reading vour constitutional ieremtad.
hat it would be more in harmony with the Gospel
OF Christ first 10 cast a real. dark dehasing beam
out Of your ov1 eyes before bewailing fictitious
notes Of partisan invention elsewherr.
The domestic trouble most likely to afiict this
nation is race trouble produced by party lead
ers in the South through their efforts to create
sentiment TO sustain their deliberate violations of
Your revered Constitution TO secure vour partisan
triumph which ny honest means they could not
obtain
Long live tho constitution as whole.
With great personal respect. am sir. very truly
yours c. FRANK SPEDDEN.
Cambridge Nd sept. IS 1904.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03

~, ,t. Hon Alton b Parker NewYork city, y y
Dcar Sir: In reading carefully your letter OF ac-
ceptance l. IN common with many OF youi ieio"
citzens noted with interest, not uhi4IAeu WIN
,,usenneut YOUR repeatedly expressed soicIlude
Tor our Constitution your earnest intimatloh lhaI
or government was fast going 10 the dogs of au-
tocracv and that ~ you and your party must We
look for the maintenance or real CONSTITUTIONS s'
a-nn,ent Millions Of others, doubtless. az Wen az
,,,sef while sharing your apparent regard Tor our
S,a,,eptal law which. after November 8, no one
I'm aeem IA danger could not repress their won
der that expressions OF such regard should come
,aarennially and vehemently from the candl-
sa,es az that party which alone has prohted IA
.r,,ssn sense by trampIing the Constitution under
- .nd which tried its best for four years to de-
s,rov that instrument and the government when II
c-eated To young men Ike the writer Ii seeii'eN
- sornevhat strange that all this amazing So
,,,tas should be directed against the party whose
,ork preserved both that instrument ana the gov
eminent. , -, ,s,,t,,,i,,,l
Rut appreaaung your regard Tor constr u'lo'''ii
r.Sness for all that IL may be worth others ana
,,.elg cannot escape the impression tlal' as IN
- Instances much u your party, II NOT III
- a-sonst zeal has been specially heated for
- s,eeial purposes OF the present campaign Aoo
,,se many words and beHoanings over some iaS'
-, confured- up Tor -the-occasion lntFactohS 81
.a-- - constitution by President Roosevelt whom hy
S,., iDsinuation you charge with faithiesshess TO
atb Yet one sees with keen regret thar your
,,ctt,ds for the sacTedness OF that lhstIute4t
,s TOO shallow TO lead you even 10 dePtois.
So, So ,.es 10 denounce. those open boasted ana
,ton violations which in a. least ten southern
s.o,ss are relied on by yourself and party 10 iuF-
-, .hout forty electoral votes toward your elee-
-, II this real or pretended regard for the Con
t,,,tion were put ia practice those very
.s would be cast IN another direction and would
-ender your prospects OF el lion as hopeless as
,he condition Of a lost soul
a. a southron, born and bred. who knows Inc
,ltin,ate purposes Of those OF your party VINO can
s,,er 20 you these votes. almost without the Tor
elty OF an election, and who hope 20 denver 20
ou the vote % Maryland through similar MEANS
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03

TUESDAY lfthl-At $50 a. IA. complementary a. NJ
Ter europe s. Kaiser Wilhelm H. via plymouth
CHereourg aud Bremen 5-Hl for Italy direct.
per PriHz Adaloert mail must be direoted per
wF,Dc-EsDAY C5tll-AJ $50 a m for Netherlands
rect per POts,iam mail directed per
5 PotstaT )- az 9;3G m for ita nilrect per s $
Nord America tmaH must be Cirectsd Nord
europe Baltic. 6liee and Livespc0A
lnla Tor France Switzerland Italy spain. Portusai
turkey Egyp-, Greece and british India must De d.
Feesed per :. s. Baltic
THURSDAY ,6th-At a. n. France, Switzerland
ltaly- spain, Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece ana
British India per s. La Savae, via Havre tnaA lol
other parts Of ETr0-e must be directed per 5 $ "A
FRIDAY CT,he-At $40 P for Azores Islands, Per
t1auoEl- from Boston
SATURDAY tsthl-At 5 a. m tor Europe. per = Phla-
delpha- VIA plymouth ChsruaurE mail for SCOT
and Liverpool and Ireland must be directed peF = >
-clLa1e pha' u, At s-3U supplementary 10 q m
tT Europe taEnnanta. Q1eeEsfqVu ana
Liverpool, $50 a. m for Belgium direct. per
$40 a. FOR italy lirest, per 5 Princess Irene
10 per s.
$50 a for Scotland direct. PEI s. AncheTia tmai
must ee directed peg Anchoria p
postage prepaid all letters forwarded
the Supplementary Mails. and letters deposited
drops Letters Foreign Countries. af5er
the Closing OF the Regular Mail for dispatch ay
additional postage Is fully prepaid thereon by stamps
Supplementary Transatlantic Nails also apsued
ire piers af the American. English and French
steamers. sailiuEs a
mail may deposited in the mail boxes
Lines sailing from Houoken.
open and halt before
Only regular postage GeJters half
quired maei the piers or the American
White and sea Postt steamers, double
postage Gerte-s Il half ounce on other lines
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03
RECENT ARRIVALS AT LEMox.
10y TELEGRAPH 70 THE TBIBuNE.l

ibf TELEGRAPH 70 IAE TBIBCkEl
isnoz, Mass. Oct. 2.-Recent arrivals IN lepox
include MF. and Mrs. A. 2. Ehattuck J. McV
.lAight. 1lF. and Mrs. c. Z LoriIlard. Clarence
Martin. lanes q. X. Les. OF Hew-York. , :
.sgioF aad Miss Taylor. OF Boston and Gustav.
honds. o. Paris.
-ele. kinssiand, Ogden Goldman, Jr.. New-YorlE.
.yian nnd AIRS. y. a. Dick Newport ana NJ
-.a Mrs. ". =. Decker, Greehuich. Conn.
~ Mortimer and Lady Durand win remain an
:. - % nntl late in October. They uau visa the
iI9ioE- - "-AA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03
AT The VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
IRT TELE5RAPH TO THE rRtBuNE.l

TBT TELE5RAPH TO TIE TRtBUNE.i
Virginia Hot Springs Va oct "A perfect day
marked the opening ~ October and 1t taken
advantage of BY all OF the Northern visitors az
this resort. David Dunlop gave a luncheon at
Fassifern Farm az o'clock for Miss Myles of
New-Orleans Ills guests Mr. and Mrs
George A Huhn. ir Mr. and Mrs oscar l. Rich
ard Miss Mehe. Mrs William l.. James and
Colonel and Mrs William J. Cotton.
The Duke OF Newcastle spent quiet day stroll
ing about after attending early services at 81
Lukes Church He expressed himself as pleased
with the place.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03
eALE pELAYs THE VApERLANp.

London. oct s.-From the wireless telegraph sta
ton P0ldhu II is reported that gale * delaying
the steamer Naderland. board of which ara
Mrs. Levi z Letter and Miss Mamie Letter. mother
and sister respectively of Lady Cudzon. 1t is an
likely that the steamer will reach Dover until noon
to-day. and by that time Walmer Castle viii be
able TO communicate the news that Lady CurZon Is
out OF danger. Lord CuTZou has ordered speCia!
train 10 De held IN readiness 20 convey the Letter
partv Malmer Castle with all sneel.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Reception Bishops Fowler No. 1855 Fifth
IL a N.
Opening School Philanthropy United Charities Build
Ing, Fourth-ave Twenty-secoud- st
Meeting NeF-York Academy ~ Sciences and % its
section ~ and chemistry. Natura.
History Museum Seventy seventh st.. sl5 p. m,
Meeting West End Association. Hotel ST. Andrew $50
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03
PRESIDENT At CHURCH.
He Takes a Long Afternoon Ride in
the Suburbs.
FROM THE TRIBUNE Hr-RrAr.

Washington, Oct. 2-The President attended
the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church this
morning I'm company with II. l. West Com
missioner OF the District Of Columbia. After
luncheon the President called at the Arlington
TO inquire for Postmaster General Payne and
then went for a long ride in the suburbs Of
Washington.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03

(SholId be read DAILY hz ali Interested changes
Foreign mails Icr the e1iins October 1874 WI
close promptly IN all the General PosJofcs eS
follows Parcels Fos Mails hour earlier than
closing tins shown below Parcels Post Mails for Ger
many close p m October 81 ana 10Th.
Regular and supple close Foreign Ssa-
on corner OF West ard Norton Streets haf hour er
than closing tI1e shown SuppleEen-
Mails for Europe America. via Colon
cioSe one hour later Foreign station
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03

Halifax, Oct. z-The former United States SeCre-
Of War. Elihu Root stopped in this city to-day
his way home from successful moose hunting
trip IN Newfoundland The ten members OF the
party got three heads each and one shot a black
bear A uUm5er of prominent people, inciudlns
Admiral Douglas. called on Mr.. RoH- mere me
Americans started tonight for Boston.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03

Tor tonight, II was 40f friday OF next
the mystery Each page noted weeks engage
ments Sir William in his haste. had turned over
TWO pages and had thus been keeping engageueuts
which only fell due week later, That paints the
man One sometimes hears OF person beins
absent minded enough TO mistake the date ~ >
dinner party particular night, but Sir VIII
lam is about the only man ! know OF Who went On
making this mistake for five days in succession
before finding out his error
For the first time in European history a sove--
eign European State is being ruled by a scion Of
reigning house who has American blood in his
veins. True, the State is a small one II is mere
" the German principally OF Lippe; but the mother
Of Count Leopold OF Lppe who by virtue OF a vote
of the Diet of the principalty has become
regent in the place of mis- late father, was born
in this country of union between Count Leopold
Wartensieben and Miss Matilda Halbach. of Phila-
deIphia
1t is precisely on account OF this marriage of
Count WSTtensle5en to a PhiladeIphiau girl who
did not belong TO either one of the mediatized or
even noble families Of Europe. but who vas OF
bourgeois parentage tnat TO their daughter the
present widowed Countess % Lippe and 10 her
children. including the present Regent has hitherto
been denied by all the of Europe recognition
as tull hedged members of the reigning house Of
Lippe.
ereisn States of the German Empire win permit
young Count Leopold of Lippe 70 retain the re-
geneE OF the principality- For only a few months
ago. ON the occasion of the funeral CarIsruhe OF
Princess SoDhia of Baden who was by birth
Princess of Lpne young Count Leopold who had
been sent to represent his father. the Regent at
the obsequies. denied by the officials and dig
nitaries Of the Court OF Baden a place among the
royal and priRcey mourneFs, the ground that
he was not recognized as the scion OF the reignng
house.
Possibly the sovereigns OF the other States OF the
empire may decide 20 let the matter rest and 70
leave the young count as Regent. IN Difference TO
the wishes of the Lippe legislature, until the death
of the now almost octogenarian nominal sover-
eiSn who has been a lUnatc since long prior 20 his
accession the throne, and who is kept under
straint as such n the celebrated asylum for the in
sane at ST ctiigeuberg. When his death takes
place the question Of the accession 10 the throne
viii necessarily come 10, and inasmuch as there
are several claimants TO the crown, including the
brothers OF the late Regent, his cousin. Count
George, Count Clement and Count Burt OF Lppe
Weissenfeld we'll as the princes OF the House Of
Schaumburg-Iippe, rhe matter will he settled then
once and for all time by a court of arbitration
specially organized for the occasion by the other
sovereign rulers OF the German Empire. This was
the method already adopted fox putting end
To the controversy among the pretenders 10 the
Regency Of Lipp- some years ago. and IL Is likely
that il viii be revived
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03

ASTOR-Jamee " Kennedy NJ p. ireland
CAMBRIDGE - William GrosvenoT Newport.
HOFFMAN-CouHt Spouck, Germany p O BTien,
NJ. p. ireland. MANHATTAN-Capta J. Myles.
London SAVOY-Dr Francis J. Patton president
OF the Princeton Theological Seminary. WALDORF
ASTORlA-Arthur Wvman, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03
LADY cuRzoN lMPRovINe.

walmer Castle oct. 2-Lady Curzon OF
KeciestUu IS making good progress toward re-
ccvery II Is announced that evening bulletins
regarding her condition have been dlscon-
linn
New-York tribune., 1904-10-03
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC.


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News. = Martins. Martinique, Glade-
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Complementary 1880 a m 1or Nicaragua except
COAST Honduras except East Coastt salvador.
Panama Es,uador. Peru Bolivia and chile, per
Yucatan colon uai for Guatemala and Csuca De-
Tartmenr &c Coomta ualst be directed per : Nu-
catan'1 L n for Guantanamo and Santiago, per
Cisnfuegls tnat must Be directed per > Cierl-
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Tennys0u. PernambuCo Bahia Rio Janera and
and Paraguay be directed per Teunyson >;
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Parma naah sr Greuasia and Trinidad Hlust De d.
recteI per Parma B.
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To- Naxro Santiago. TanpiC0 jruaIl
he directed .peT S. Santsgo D
FRIDAY j3thf-Ar a. for Newfoundland per 5
siberian Philadelphia; al 10 a. 'oF Tucaran
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t3tadaloura PrOCiia email barbados. Trni-
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