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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
Break in Cotton.

(SY Associated Tress1
NEW ORLEANS. LA. June Gimme
diately following the opening of the cot
ton market to-day a great mass.of sell
ing orders particularly was thrown on
the ring. and the month broke sauarely
5twenty-seven points. Grown then became
a heavy buyer He bought thousands OF
bid for $500. Several thousand bales
were thrown at him. He continued to bid
the market up until 1t reached ITO. The
add that position remained steady There
was no apparent excuse for. the decline,
which was brought about solely by short
selling. ~ WI III. 3.-l l....M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

rodora 4,on. director; Occidental Con-
.t,,,.t,n,, Company. director; Railway
s a.. snrinR Company, directors Raquette
aIs railway Company, drector; Rich
innnd fnconiotlve works. president and
aipentor. Rutland Railroad Company, d.
rontnrt 81. lawrence ard Adirondack rail-
,,,,,, Gon,rany, director; Safety Car Heat
itg and Lighting cmnpsny, director;
Schenectady Trust COMPANY director:
i pp ptsa Hotel and Realty Company. dIreo-
Mr. RAILWAY was a member Of the fol-
,a.,.i,,., ci,hj,: Lotts. Metropolitan, Trans
nnrtntion. Union League and city Mid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
A CAPT AIN OF
INDUSTRY WAS HE

The sudden death Wednesday OF Mr..
Samuel r. Galloway, president OF the
American Locomotive Company, removes
from the business community of New
York one OF its foremost and most valued
men.
Mr. Galloway was director in no less
than twenty-four corporations and was
president of. several Of them. The cor-
poratons are: American Locomotive Com
pany, president and director; American
locomotive Company Of New Jersey, pres
sident, and director; American Safe De-.
poslt Company, director: American Steal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

ERTY HEREINAFTER 4MENTlONIID,
LYING AND BEING IN T '7ls CITY Oh
In execution Of deed Of trust. dated
June 1st, 1901. and duly recorded IN Rich.
mond Chancery Court. In D. 3. Ill 'B.
page 22S, and elsewhere, VIII. az the
request Of the beneficiary, there having
of the debt secured, sell ~ public auc-
ton u W5 5hs ESsRsRs9ye5 G 3ss'ssas e
commencing at 5 O'clock +. M. the fol-
loving property. ~ the order nance to-
la) A lot of land at the southwest corner
OF Thirtieth and Grace Streets. frontin
So feet on Thirtieth Street and running
y 't IS And An at $50 o'clock i. NJ, a lot Of
land on the east side Of Thirtieth Street,
between Broad and Marshall Streets,
t tween ggar al lii lines u feet. -,5
lc) And then at $40 o. clock 2, NJ an
undivided half Interest In a lot Of land
at the northeast corner OF Vennble ana L,d
Street and running back 100 feet to al
alley In the rear. q
(dJ And las tly. at $50 o'clock F. NJ. g
lot OF land at the northWest corner o.
from Orangegto Bacon Street the distance
Of 3f2 feet, being SO feet 9 inches deep on
it's north line and lS5 feet deep on It's
TERMS--Cash sufficient to pay the ex-
penses of executing the trust, and all
taxes that may be due upon the property.
and to pay one debt OF S6,osO, with interest
from June !, ls. and ano me. aeos 90 o.
1907; and the residue on credits at one
and two years for notes with Interest
added andSsecured by a deed OF trust upon
llq B-nRt : HILL CARTER. Trustee.
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N acknowledgements & i i

t LEAVE RICA..OND DAILi.
900 A. M-NORFOLkS LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk II: ~. "; Stops only ut Pet ersburs,
M ha.cs M M.SsT LOUIS EXPRESS. Buffet
parior Car Petersburg to Lynch burg snd Roam
nie pullman Sleepers Roanoke to 81. LOUIS
Ri,,eae1d 10 Cincinnati; also Roanoke to KNOX
vile, and Knoxville to Chattanooga ana Alen-
phis. ANo1rE, T,xpR ESs9 for Farrl-l
Iii, n ~ Lyncnburg and Roanoke ,,,,,,
soa p MoGEN SHORE L I'M - pe.s AZ.
rNes w Waverly and suffolk. Connects with
stsnmers 10 Boston, Providence, new 4ork.
Ba a!5E Nor Norfolk and all stations east
Of s;so 3 MyEw ORLEANS saoRT LIN W.
Pu!lInaan pefersburg to Bristol LynchburE to
Ehattanoogs, Memphis and New Orleans. Cats
DINING MIN Gar. M.-WoRLD,s FAIR SPECIAL .-
through Pullman Sleeper Petersburg " e 81.
Lg srsins Sa arrye from tie West !ss A.
p AZ and 90o p. NJ; from NoE1oiA Ai.1V ~ -
and $3.50 p. NJ Il, ,etr.at
w b. BEVILL, Y. ~ e. 1 noSaa.
Gen.. Pass ACT. Olse' 1a l4,' 49, ~ "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
Legislative Committee.
Special to The T'lmes- Dispatch.

Especial to TheaTlmes- Dispatch)
FREDERICKSBURG, Van June r.,
The Legislative committee Oil normal
school site visited Fredericksburg o-dag,
Willis. nfessrs. st. George r. Fitzhugh,
II. II. Wallace and A. r. Rowe local COM
mttee. took The visitors in carria yes TO
a number of sites which the city. Is
prepared to offer to the State for the 1o-
cation Of the school, and they were very
much pleased with several OF them:
settling forth, the advan-
,tages OF the city was furnished,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
Sj)UlKERN RAll way

sCHEDuLI1 IN EEEECT. MAY 9Th. 1904
53 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
700 A. NJ. Daily. Local for Charlotte. \. O.
1870 n M.-paily. Limited. Buffet pullman
to Atlanta and Blrmlngha New SOrleanA
Memphis. chattanooga and al. the South.
# 500 p. MEX. Sunday. Keysvtlle Local. ;.35
ii 100 P. M.-Dally. Limited. Pullman ready
$50 p. NJ. for all the South. "a
- YORK RIVER LINE. i ~
The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leave Richmond &O r M.--Oallys
lit =. M.9Local. Daily. except sunday /.
p 4:NgP. M.-Except Sunday. For West POINT .
connecting With steamers for Baltimore and
Point Monday. "wednesday and Friday call at.
Yorktown and Clay Bank; Tuesday. Thn5sday
4:45 A. M.-E1cept Sunday. Local mixed fog
Vs. y TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. q,
8:58 a.. M and 6 42 P. NJ From all the South,
3:s5 p M-From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 "a fM.-F'roIn Chase City. @5S I
8: 26 "A. M.-Baltimore and West Point. ;'&l
l0;45 Al NJ. 6 10 p M.--From West Point. s 1s}
G. w. wEsTBURY.3 D. F. A.. Richmond. Va.
si5TJ 4EARDWICK,3 w. H-6TAYLONa
= p IT, M.. Iiii g. r. .sass
8. Il. AcKERT. Cent. Mgr, lssEy9S
Washington. D. 9. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Mary Frances Howle.

III
,t.a ,sa~,, FRANCES Iovle, wife of Mr..
.ran,ea n, tIowle, an esteemed and popular
o,ti..,, ~ s,sscx county, Va died at the
rnuidnrco ar her husband, near Coman,s
wnll Monday, May 31st at 1890 p. M.
sha had attained to the ripe age Of
aeventv-two. and was n lady of the most
exetrniar ~ Christian character. She IS
survived BY three chlldren-Dr. Z. w.
HOWE, OF Mt. Carbon, W. Va. Mrs.
George u. Booker, OF Petersburg, and
Mrs. A. II. Doble of Sussex county, Va.
rho funeral service was conducted rom
tho residence by the Rev. j. y. Forkner,
Of the Methodist Church. Of which she
Mas d consistent member. and the re-
mnlns were laid to rest in the old family
buryin., ground in the presence Of a large
concourse of sympathizlng friends and
relatives.
Mrs. A.sC. Ahern.
The death OF Mrs. A. G. Ahern occurred
Wednesday afterno on at her home, No.
400 Floyd Avenue.
Mrs. Ahern was cighty-nine years Of
age and was the widow Of Mr. jeremiah
Ahern. she was,S before her marriage.
Miss Lyon, OF New York She had lived
in this city about fifty years. She leaves
two sons-Mr. Frank Ahern and Mr..
Charles Ahern-and one daughter--Mrs.
Eben Hancock.
The funeral will take place. at 4.ao
Episcopal Church.
Funeral Services. h
The funeral Of Miss Gertrude NJ. New
some took place at o'clock yesterday
afternoon from the residence, No. 2616
East Grace Street.
Captain ]. r. Featherston.
Especial to The Times ispatch.)
HoLLYDALE, 1LUNENBURG. COUN-
TY, VA. June 2.-Captain j. r.
Featherston died Monday In his eighty
first year. He was buried at his home
BY the side OF his noble son, Willin gton,
and devoted daughter. Lucle, who had
lust gone before him in the prime Of
their youth.
Captain Featherston was devout sol
dier during the war. He suffered in the
disasters of the Twentieth Virginia Reg
lmcnt Infantry at Rich Mountain, then
captain Of heavy artillery at Richmond.
but most Of the war he was private
In Company g, Ninth Virginia Cavalry.
where he was ever ready for duty to the
last. and on the morning Of the 9th OF
April 1865, at Appomattox. when COM
manded to cease firing and return to the
rear, he returned and wept with those
who gave the command.
He was faithful and to be trusted in
all the relations fife. Being an earnest
Christian from his childhood, he served
his church lovingly and came to the end
OF life witt, composure and trust IN COD.
He leaves wife. son and daughter
DR.. A. ]. Pyle.
Especial to The Tines-Dispatch.)E s-
VIRGILINA, VA, June 2.-Dr. a. y.
Pyle died at his home near Hyco, Va !.
Wednesday. and was buried at Shady
Grove Church to-day He had been an
invalid for some years and led q quiet
life at his country home.
He "a M arried Miss Maria Ragland,
daughter OF John p. Ragland, who now
Es1ru1es him ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
Gas Ranges, SIdeboards, Chamber
Suits, parIor Suits, Extension on
Tables, Chairs, &c., at Auction.

THIS FRIDAY a1oRNI ! & June (, 81 sd !
strs otf hseinning at 1880 o'clock. we will
sell several good Oak Sideboards, Oak
srd Walnut Chamber Suits. several Par
lor Suits Oak Extension Tables D!nln e.
,,,ara famns. Iron Beds. Rockers. Ward
robes. Mating. Carpets. Refrigerators
and Ice Boxes, etc. also one comparative
" new Gas Range. In good order.
= sa THR eoS VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
BY NJ. w. Bowe g Son, IN.
Real Eatata A,lctiorleeiH
Sale Of That Attractive,
Medium. Sized Dwelling,
No. 425 West Main ST.,
by Auction.

In order to close an estate wesfwiA gel gel
by auction, on the premises. on 81
TUESDAY, JUNB 9TH. 1904. 'a
at $50 o'clock p, NJ. the residence above
referred to, situated on the south SIDE q
Main Street, a short distant east of BEL
ranged house with eight rooms. is in good
order and will make a nice home OF
prove good investment property. ts5
TERMS-Liberal and at sale.
11,na 2-tds s 4 s, ib5s t83 s5.pA ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
Planting Tobacco.

{Special to The Times Dspatclr3
4 CHATHAM, VA. June 2.-The tobacco
planting season now on is the best had
nearly the entire crop will have been
planted. Scarcity OF plants Is reported
from various sections OF the county and
this combine with the advanced prices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
AUCTION SALES This Day.
4iI.1s ". Broad Street. Phone 2275.
New Mating, oil Cloth, Sewing Ma
chimes Hand some Furniture, &C.,
al Auction. /,

/ will sell. THIS DAY, at my ware,
rooms i. NO. E4-16 West Broad Street, a.
io.3o < n, lot Of New Mating. several
Rolls New oilcloth, Drop-Head singer
Sewing Machine. one handsome ~ ns L
ed Oak Chamber Suit, Q ni,1e pr oas
BOOKCASES 20 &C. one large handsome wal
nut Dressing Case, Oak ond Mahog-
any Finish aides Writing -. pe g :
pada Chairs! Rockers, Tables, Toilet
Ware. and other Bedroom Suits,
r,dd Bedsteads Bureaus, Wash-
stands. also lot of other Z, gooas.
too. numerous to mention. Lanes "
vited 70 arena GEO. v. OLIVER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
Charles w. Wonack.
Especial is The Times-Dlspatch

Especial to The Times-DIspatch.}
DANVILLE. VA, June 2.-Alr. Chas.
w, Womack died at his home, on Main
Street, this afternoon, after an Illness OF
several years during the better part Of
which he was confined to the house. He
was a veteran Of the Civil War. an en-
Sthusiastic Mason and a clever gentleman.
He leaves several children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
Governor Returned,

Governor Montague returned from Fair-
fax Courthouse yesterday afternocn,
though not In time to- be IN his ofh;e.
He enjoyed his trip and while away was
the guest OF personal friends Of long
His Excellency will beain his oflcesto-
day.G n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

Foundries Company, directori clearfield
Btuminous Coal Corporation, director:
Fuiton Navigation Company. director;
c;ray's National Telnutograph Company
director; General Manifold Company, di-
rector, Haokensack Meadows Company
diraotor; Internatlonal Paper Company.
dirsctor: locomotive ana Machine Cons
many Of Montreal, Limited. president ana
directorii Manchester Locomoliye,W orks.
president ard dlgsctori NatlonA CIVIC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
RRAI EsTATE--For Sale.

NoTIcE.--A BE,AAuTIEuL. "a 4. ".
x St.s - a Il a. With several thousand Grape
Jsnss III {ull bearing, In Louise county.
fnr sale'' Thls Will make good sum&aer
resort Write P, q g., Louisa. VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
IL. Tx BURG s''t 3 po. oas.s' 4. 4,

z lraina Leave Observation-Disclosures 7.g$
A;l5 AZ NJ, 3dnily. Eyru ST. Throuan. 5fssS
6;45 A. NJ daily. Main ~. Through. Gett
7:l5 a Nj. week days. ElDa- Asnl tlt - 49,
iconmodation. 8. -, I /. q u ~
stops -, a 81 Fl ssTs$
4 400 p. NJ. week days. Byrd 81. Ereoerickss
5.S p. 81, daily. Main st. Through. #
$3.50 p. NJ. week days. Elba- Ashland 20. y
sos r NJ, daily. BYRD st. Through,
%@fTralns Arrive 8Rlchn on d-SouthWaros AZ
H $40 A. NJ. week days ElDa- Ashland &c.
s:so A. II. week days. Byrd St. Srsdsracks.$
S:ss A. H., daily. Byrd ST. Through.
il 100 a. NJ. week days. Byrd 81 Throughsa
S:Ss ?. ~. daily. Main St. Through,
z 800 r. NJ. week days. Elba Ashland aeeouAs
tt7:i5 p. NJ. daily. Byrd st. Through. u.
B SGD p. M. daily. byrd bt- IhrouSh. Es LOCAL,
stops y. -. ~ ~ ( t}lsS
G# NOTE-PuIlman Sleeping or Par!or Cars o.
all trains except train arriving Richmond LIS
"a. NJ week days. and local accommod ationA:f
limo Of arrivals and departures and COINAGE
WI D. TDUkH C. w. CuLP. ". r. TATLORss
Genl Man'r.. Asst Gsn'l Man'r.. Traf Ma Man
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

BELTON.-Died. Thursday morning, June
"a, at 8 o'clock. at No. 625 South Belvi-
dere Street, CHARLES ss !, BE S;- aged
- mineral will take place FRIDAY
3 AFTERNOON, Juno I'd, at O'clock,
from st. Paul's Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
STEAMBOATS,.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,

JAMES RIVER DAY Line.
m sThpa AY webs and FRIDAY, a q q
yaots s ~ for Norfolk Portsmouth, cid Point,
4, ,, ~, News. Clar4rnont and James River
ss a o Nsr, ssin sat e.
Nas WASH served FOR tho night ut moderate
i rSHins Eiestrio cars direct 70 wharf, Fare
ppniy 81. 50 and 81 TO Norfolk. Music by Grand
IEreight received Tor aboye-nained places and
AT nnints in Eastern Virginia and North cato@i
lima NV W V s.ars,arv ~ = ~-sf' *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

SMITH Died, In New York City, in her
o2d wear MRS, A. SMITH, formerly OF
Richmond. Mother Of Mrs. Simon sycle,
of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

The state Bank Of Virginia can fur
.nish you with checks that will be cashed
on presentation without personal iden-
LITIGATION in St. Louis when you so to the
Worlds Fair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
16 N. Ninth Street.

pERDArPToRY SALE
$50 OF 4sS.. ti 81
{UNIMPRCvED PROPERTY ON THE
NORTH AND SOUTH SIDES OF
MOORE STREET, NEAR
M DINNEEN STREET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

Captain NE. Sampson Dead.
CBy Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS. La, June 2.-Captaln
N. 2, Sampson. late master of the New
York and Porto Rlcan steamship San
Juan died here to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
"DON'T TRAVEL THIS SUMMER

Until you have communicated with the
undersigned relative TO low-rate excursion
tickets via Washington or Baltimore
to ali prominent summer excursion points
North and West via the superb through
trains OF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Oakland. Atlantic City and particularly
st. Louis. -
Apply to ticket agents-Byrd Street.
Flba and Main Street stations, Southern
railway or Richmond Transfer Com
pany or address
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

pledging him the support OF the county
The meeting was well attended, COM
tplcte reorganization OF the party was
perfected, and the party Is In coed con-
dltion for the coming fight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
BY sutton g. Coz
Real Estate AuctioneerA
16 NJ Ninth Street

AUCTION SALE ~
FRAME TENEMENT At TIE .7;E;,S s 's5Ix7,E
lIGHTH AND NJ 80. so 10 sTRE iR
KNOWN AS No. zaNs =
Al the request Of the owner who 70 Is ! 2 :
shal 9 nrerni lar sa,e' =
pubic a t M1HoNbAY. JUNE 8. 1901.
At $50 O clock p. NJ, the property oe-
scrbed above. -, "a. ,o,r,s and n
NJ, ,,,'li nav a good, percentage on the amount
* iisnexpected to sell for.
= IT II s-.Idberal and announced at hour
OF sale. sI1rT,1 q co.
III Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
MRS. KATE TODD BLAIR,

Mrs Kate Todd Blair, wife of Ed. r..
Rlair. died at her home in Birmingham.
Ala, on Tuesday. May 81. 1904, Mr.
Blair is a. son of Captain James e. Blair.
OF this city, but has been living in Biz
mtngham for the past sixteen years. He
has many relatives in this city who
deeply sympathize With him In this sad
bereavement.
Mrs. Blair was formerly Miss Kate
Todd, Of Birmingham. and was young
woman Of pure and lovely character.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

-, 1,-s. 3 n Az 10 RICHMOND DAILY--BYROs9
Itst>i-tso - ScREET STATION. 55S q Il:
pvpEcTIYE SUNDAY. MAY 2sTH.
s:o5 a, MA 6. = Expsess g ~ 0 'sstsI J,
900 a M-Pstsrspuss and and Nos nsa ~ v..t
JAW a.ta 3 1',M.-Petcrsburg and Norfolk.
q ~: IN p M,-Goldsboro Local.
TX TX I, M,-Fetersburg Local, :. ..,@
80 ted; TO all points South; -, VI. I
a;soR M-r psssssSase a local 81 a
1l;s9 PPjRAINs XRRTvG RICHMOND, y, !, Y.
4;o7 IN a I.os III r MI Nj a:e5 4. ;s:s
A. NJ. s5:is p. NJ; 9:05 F.. NJ j,
= ;.Ixcept Sunday. ..sHndpy oniy' 8. y.
El''C. S. CAMPBELL. ply: FaSA All.
u n CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Act al III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
BY N, w. Bowe 8 Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION, OBJ
J. THE SEVERAL PIECES OF PROP
LYING AND BEING IN THE CITY Oh
RICHMOND.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

At the request OF the Old Dominion
Building &. Loan Association. which COM
pany Is now In voluntary liquidation. we
will offer for sale, at public auction, upon
the premises, ON
~ TUESDAY, JUNE q, 1901, !.
at 6 o'clock P, NJ, the property described
FIRST: Lot on. north side Of Moore
Street, fronting 90 feet and, running back
100 feet to an alley. Sss
+ SECOND: Lot on south side OF Moore
Street, fronting no feet and running back
100 feetst to an alley.
This property viii DO divided or sold
as whole, as may be deemed best at
hour OF sale. The property will be sold
to highest bidder as the company y de-
This property should commend itself
to persons wishing to build small houses.
r. ha class p1o e tx re ag well N this
! Don't fail to. attend tho sale and OBJ
tain a bargain.
SUTTON d CO..
June 3-tds Auctioneets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

Nv The Valentine Auction Company,
612 East Broad Street.
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DEATHS.

5AHERN. at her residence. 1400
E,ioyd Avenue, Mrs. A. c. AHERN,
widow Of the late Jeremiah Ahern, June
lst. at i O'Clock P. NJ. in her eighty
ninth year.
ana CHay1 Streets, FRIDAY at 1850 P. M
Friends invited, Interment at Holly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

We Will on FRIDAY, JUNE 3. lso a,, at
$50 O'clock p NJ on the premises ihe q bnvs
l pppp sats The D lot fronts Is feet ana
Inches and extends back, q good depth, /.
This growing lSGal,ty beP srE W'th ba
fdwsliinr has about seven rooms, and Is
a firstsclass renter This will make a
good home for any one With smalI mnan g.
TERMS; 500 cash, Daiance o. ~ 10 q
may29-tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03

Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep.
From which mono ever wakes to weep.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-03
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY j. d. Carneal & Son.
Real Estate Auctloneers,
"a 1lO6 e. Main Street.

LECTION SALE OF A DETACHED,
n WELL, BUILT DWELLING, NO. 32i
N. THIRTY-SIXTI STREET. NEAR
CORNER OF MARSHALL.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-10

ciples and ideals, join with European
power in regulating the affairs OF the
universe. and in compelling people
to govern their own country in such a
way as to please not themselves, but
us. Our great power in the world
always has been, and should always
be. a moral power.
This, we take it, is the supreme
issue of this national campaign. The
voter should study we'll the positions
of the two great political parties there
ON and take note of the dangers which
the republican administrator is crowd
ing upon the country's life by false
doctrine. 1t is we'll that men every
where should know that there is one
great nation solemnly pledged to
faith in man, in the people. and in
the sacredness and inviolability of
nationality.
Senator Hoar stood and the demo-
cratic party of today stands for all
these things, and for true Americanism.
The daily sentinel., 1904-10-10
THE CREED OF SENATOR
HOAR.

The republican party has produced
MANY good and brave men, but few
who were the peer of Senator George
Frisbie Hoar. who died the other day.
AS is we'll known. Senator Hoar
was an ardent anti.imperialist. There
he took decided issue with his party.
And there can be little doubt that had
the issue come in his early life before
his many years of conspicuous connec-
tion with the republican party. the
Massachusetts, senator would not have
hesitated to cast his lot with the dem.
ocratic party, which admittedly voiced
his views on the policy of colonialism.
1t may not be amiss to quote the
political creed of this splendid ex-
ample of patriotic American manhood
and craftsmanship. The writer for
a considerable time has preserved it..
May it some day be the gospel of the
nation and of all its people;
II have no faith in fatalism.
in destiny. in blind force. l
believe in God. l believe in the
American people. who do not
bow the neck or bend the knee to
them. 1 believe that the God
who created this world has claim
ed that His children may work
out their own salvation, and that
his nation may work out thei-
own salvation by obedience to His
laws, without any dictation
or coercion from any other. l
believe that liberty. good govern
ment. free institutions. can not
be given by any one people to
any other, but must be wrought
out each for itself. slowly, pain
fully. in the process of years or
centuries, as the oak adds ring
: to ring. l believe that a republi-
is greater than an empire.
believe that the moral law and
the golden rule are for nations
as we'll as for individuals.
There speaks all that is best il
American history and American ira
! ditions. Contrast it with the position
of his own party. which holds tina
mightmakes right and subjugates dis
tant people on the false pretense tina
they are unfit to govern themselve
statement that is in itself llbe
! ON the Almighty who created them.
Senator Hoar was not deceived b,
the cheap talk of destiny or fate
He felt that it was God who ruled
and that if lie ruled His rule wa
righteous. TO INN it seemed tina
! the only path for men and nations t.
follow was the path of duty. AM
D the first duty laid on every American
citizen is that of being absolutel
faithful to the law Of the country
life. He did not believe in ''blin
\ force" in conquest. in the rule of tn
4 stronger, bur in Justice, freedom
y eq uality, ,self-government.
4 We cannot, if we are true to tn
teachings o the GOOD aud great me
D of our historv. true to our own prir