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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05
Mas BEN Telolaser bon To.t
0arriiom.

Sas 9roBe Man6ber enoete eeftern
firth bamit, baB bas l. unb 8. Rsgi-
ment sdnali9 seidla9en unb BON benz
tapferen 2. Rsgiment unter benz @otn=
manoo bon Obsrf Smith gefanqsn ses
tpurbe. Sas 2. &eeiment
mar am Wittmo9 Sag unb Na9t MARI
f9irt unb be3og in Der @esenb bon
2amreuee Quartiere. Bel ginbrud
Der Suntelbeit besann Der Rtidmari9
unb Donnerffas Na@mittaa Der Mn-
srif auf oas 2aser. 9eftis tobte Der
&f unb es CAB auf beioen @eiten
9oote unb Wermunbete. Sie Sdla9t
rubte bierauf un9efdbr amei Stunoen
unb eroberte bas 2. &eaiment banrt
3pei Gei9hBe. Oberf Smith unb
iein Regiment nebmen ben @ieg fur
fi9 In Nnfpru9, bo1 bat bas Sdieos-
aeri9t feline gnti9eioung nod ni&t ses
fdlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05

Mutoren niemnls cine bsfOnbere
Jreuoe 1T.
SD babe ndmli1 felt einem Sabre
elm beutf9es BUD iiber Die Nmerifaner
borberettst unb berin aud Man9erlsi
iiber mOoerns pirtbi9aftli6e prObleme
bor9ebra9t. SIM nddften Jtiiblins
fou oas Bud erideinen, absr nod Der
9ettiire S6rss prdbtissn @erfss babe
i9 mid entf6loFen, einen erbeblidsn
Sbeil meiner Nusfibrungen iiber wirtbs
f4aftIi4e 8erbdltnife einfah aus benz
Manuicript tpisber beraussunsbmen.
Sic ieben oaraus am beffen, uie febr
i'd nit Sbren NnfiGten iibereinitimme.
Sn pOrsisli9er 9O9Iddbuns
Sbr aufridtig ersebener
(ses.) 9uso Winfierberg.
griefs iinb bdufis isbr unbsaueri.
ME 6err ProfeKor Wiinfterberg jebt
aud 3u9eben uirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05

rem Seftionen all9emein i'm @ange urb
in ben mittIereu unb iiibli9en Seftio-
men lit fie gum groBen Sbeile 5eenbst.
Sn Norb : Satota uno In manaen
Sbeilen Minneiota's bat &Oit Sdas
ben anseridtet unb in Marplanb, De-
lamar: unb Stem Seriep bat &essn an
benz Safer in @arben S9aben anqe=
ri1tet.
Sn benz unteren MiRouri=, benz
mittlersn, Miififppi= unb Obiotbale
fopie in benz iioli9en Sbeile Der mit-
tslatlantiiden Staten beripre9en bic
MepfeI ni9t bel, bod i'm n6roIiden
Sbeile Der mittelatlaniii9en Staten
In Neu=gnglano uno in man9en Sbsi=
len Der @eeregion finb bic Musfdten
beHer.
Sas 9euma9en tpurbe bur6 &eaen
unterbro9en unb in ben mittelatlan=
tifden Staaten it bas 9eu bur9 8e-
gen bef9doigt tporben, aber anberstpo
wurbe cine rei4li4e @rnte bon gutter
Qualitdt ersielt.
Sn ben mittelatlantii9en Staater,
i'm iiibliden Slinois unb in Otla-
bona bat ma, nit Dem pfiigsn fur
bic 6erbfffaat beaonnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05

Sie Mrbeiten Der lmtberii@en SD.
nobe, bisler eminenten 26rperi9af. aug
beuti9en latberifden @eifli9sn. 2sb=
rern rnb 2aien bsfebsnb, folten BON
Der ameritanii6e metbooifil9en @eilfs
lidfeit aufmertiam perfolst ueroen, ba
fie banr lei9ter ben Wea finben tpiirbe,
bic 3iele mabrer @briflidteit au f6rs
bern.
als bic metbObitiide gonferena in
u~nferer Stabt taste, ba mar ni9t bic
0auptfrage bic, tpel9e @erfe drift.
li9er Nd9fenIiebe Der 56rberuns uiir-
big tparen, ionberrt bic Der Sntolerana.
Der nnbulofamfeit. Mnen 8easuguns
gen Der 9aieinsfreube puroe nit bit-
teren Worten Der &rieg ertldrt. 2ampf
unb 3wifisteit, Nnflassn unb @sr-
oddtisungen iebten oas programm
Der enslii9en Wstbooiften @onferen3
suiammen. Sie Srase, pie t6nnen
mir belfenb eini9reiten unb unfere
@briflidteit bur4 Werfe betbdtisen,
wuroe iberbaupt ni9t aufsewOrfsn.
Wabrbaft erbebeno fur iebeu Men=
i9enfreunb muBte baber bic Mnregung
beg Daftor s. s. u. Ser aus Senoer,
COL. pirfen, in pel9er er fur bic
S9afung elmer 9eilftdtte fur unbe=
mittelte 2ungentrante eintritt. giner
iol4en getbdtisuns EDIT 9rifli9er
Nddfenliebe fpra9 er in padsnber
Weiis bas Wort. uno baHelbe tpirb
feline Wirfuna niat perfehlsn, fonoern
in tueitefen &reiisn ben berbienten
Wiberbau finben.
@noere uidtige Mufeabsn ffeben Der
Spnooe CUR 20iuns bebor, bob oies
i'm wabren 9riffli9en Slime gef9iebt,
oafir btrst Der bo5e @barafter Der
Spnooe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05

gaben ni9t felter beffreiten tat1n. Der
geibilfe finb aber aud nod arbere
Sifricte, ME ). 9. Der fioli6e Sifriet
uno Der California 9iffiiet, bebiirftig.
Sang Defenders Der mittlere Sitrict
foate baber caffr fOrsen, baB nidt nur
feline ei9ere Wiffion innerbalb beg Die
ffricts, ionberrr audi bic alsemeine
Safe nit Seitrdsen rei9li9 bsoa9t
peroe.
Der Beri9t Der @ommiifon; pel9e
cine 8anaangelessnbeit In Cincinnati
unterfu9t batte, tpurbe Der Spnobe
bOrgelest unb benz gomits fir
SuspenFonsia9sn our gorbsrutbuns
tbergeben.
Wan nabm Sani bic geiprs&una
bss 8eri8tes hber bic Mifionsansele-
9enbeiten bes Sifrietes auf; bisfelben
wuroen iebo& ni&t 3um abi9lub &c.
bra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05
Ser iu0aentliHe- Saatenberi@t oes

Ost sVVWSutstWS UbSuuSA W. VIZ
We!terbureaus bes electromagnetic.
nlents lautet folgenbermaBen: Wdb=
reno Der am l. Musuf abgelaufenen
Wo9e berrfhten in faf allen Sifritten
iebr 9iinfigeS emperaturen unb obwObl
In bef4rdntten @ebietsn Der mittleren
Glubtbdler unb iiioii9en Staaten fi9
Stirre fiblbar gu MAIDEN besinnt, mar
i'm a0semsinen bic Regenmenge binrei.
6enb fur bic 8ebirfniRe Der Saaten.
STR bas Weli9forn bra9te bic Wo9e
eiinifige Semperaturen unb obidon in
man9en Sbeilen oes mittlerenM ifffip=
pi= unb MiHouri=S bales basWeli9torn
&egen braudt, bat es i'm 8ans.n ge=
nommsn quite Jortf9ritte sema9t unb
beripridt nod INNER cine quite grnts.
Sas Sref9en bes Wintermeisens bat
In ben mittlerenSlnbtbdlern unter giin=
Hisen Witterungs=8 erbdltniFsu quite
Gottidritte sema9t. bod in ben mittel-
atlautii9en Staaten wuroe bieie Mr=
belt bur9 &esen unterbro9en. Sn
benz untere1 MiRouritbale ertpeift bic
Nualitdt unb Der @rtras bes Winter=
uei3ens fa als geringer, als ~ertpartet
tpurbe, oa er mdbreEb Der grnteaeif bon
iibsrmdBisem &esen au leiben bate.
8etrefs oes SOmmertpeiaens lauten
bic 8sridte unsiinfiger als in Der bor-
bersebenoen @O9e, inbem in allen
bauptiddli9en Staten, bic 6fIi9 bonn
Geliengebirse @ormeruei3en probu-
3iren, &oft mebr ooer ueniser auftritt.
Sn man9sn 9beiler Minnsiota's uno
Norb-S atOta's ieoO9 III cine quite grnte
gu ertparten. Sn Soma. Mebrasfa
unb Suo Satpta III bic grnte i'm
@ange unb UNI ben 5. berum pirb fe
IN Utt1t1ei0ta begtttrert. Die @rtte 1T
aud in Oregon i'm @ange, uno 3tuar
nit beReren grtrdgen, als ertpartet
tuuroe. Sn @afbin9ton reift Der
Sommermeiaen ettpas 3u RAID, uas bic
Gclge beiber Winbe 1T.
Die 1aierernte III in ben n6rbli9e=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05
&mH DER Atnprr fubR.

Oie Sante fommt ouf 8efua, finbet
@fshen IN Sbrdnen aufgelOft unb
frSst: .5immel, mas 1T benin pdffrt;
pessalb beuIt Su 70 jdmmerli9g"-
G 8 Of sd babe feline Gdul<
aufgabe sema4t unb psrbe i'm 9ibusrs
ftaa einsefperrt our Strafe!"-
s unte: nRun, tpeine ni9t, &inb@
den. Hd9ites Mal mubt 0u fleibiser
in Der S9ule fem. 11ebrisens lift bas
tein 10 grObes ungliid; OBJ gu CUR
Strafe in Der 8ammer ober in benz
9iibnsrftaa fted ."-Gls9en:
m9u-bu-bu! @ber i9 fann ia feline
@ier legen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05
2lm8 Staot= mmo Gounta=S Der:
tpaltmns.

Mapor 0Dlbman mirb am nd9ften
Sonntaa cine Gerienreiie antreten. Or
wirb fi9 nod atlantic @itp beaeben,
tpoielbf er apei Woden gu berpeilen
gebentt. Wdbrenb ieiner Ib peisnbeit
mirb Stabt-@ ontroleur s. g. Dunn
als ffeQbertretenber 8iir9ermeifter fun.
giren.
Ser Wapor miro wabrfdeinli9 ppr
ieiner Mbreiie nod cine gonferens nit
benz @ouberneur uub Der gommiTfon
baben. in beren 6dnoen Der Werfauf
bes Staatsgrunbss an Der WaibinQton
StraBe unb 9amilton Mbe. Iiest. Die
8emobner an Der Offsite utnI9en
oieies Nreal fir parf5ueds uno Der
Mapor tutiuf9t ausaufinben. unter mel
9ea 8ebingungen bic Stabt ben plab
ermerben tam.
X H- 4Nt-
Der Wapor battle 9etern nit ben
Srs. &sper unb Spencer bon Der &C.
iunobeits= geb6roe cine formeqe @onfes
ren3, in tuel4er iiber Die WaKer- 5raqe
tpieber bisputirt uurbe. gs banbelte
fi4 barum. tpelde S9ritte eesen bic
W~aRerwerfs- 8eielfdaft ersrifsn tuer-
ben iouen, um bieielbe 3u ueranlafen,
reineres, bon allen i9doliden Sub.
f~tansen freies WaRer su liefern. Deli.
ritibes tuurbe ieood in Der gonfersna
ni9t bef4lohen.
Bon alien Geiten tpirb Der WaFer=
werts- Seieafdaft iebt bas 2ebsn iauer
semadt. @eifern bat bic Si9srbeitss
geb6roe ben Jeuerwebr=@b goots in=
ffruirt, prompt 3u melben, tpenn i'm
6ale bon Gerer bic @eteui9aft ben
9o9orud, au uel9em fie contraetli9
berpfli9tet 1T, ni9t liefert.
Sn Der Office Der @eiunbbsits : Be.
b6roe wuroen bonn L. Nusuft Bis geffern
bier 1eue SsGue bon NerDenfieber aes
melbet.
9err Wm. Ste9er, Der Shperintsn-
bent beg Surnunterri9ts in hen 6ffsnt=
li4en S9ulen, tuel9er fid febr fur bic
Grage Der 6fentliden 8dber intereifirt,
miro teute Der parf=B eb6rbe einen Be
ridt einreiden, in tpelaem er empfebs
len miro, bic Strede oes Wbite Hipsr
ldnef bes @iberibe parts bon Der
Bride In gmri4sOiQe big gum 9aupt=
gineang IN Der 80. Str. fur einen Of
fentlide Sduimm- urb 8aoeplab aug.
.autpdblen. gs ioate elm ri9tiges Babe
baus gebaut unb nit @abinen periebsn
perben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-05

SrpB aIer 8ereannngen bes Bun.
oesidabmeifers Sham erreidt bas 9e.
fieit fur ben Monat SuIi bod Die 8lei=
bon III Milionen. = Sebe
bat Deficits, tuarum iOlten
Die 0ereini9ten Staten suridfeben!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-16
NOvEMBERl6THlN WORLDS HISTORY

Bss
his reign aud nmeaaa' Se Goods
Libraries we're dlspersea, Iiei eNo
seized them barbarousy murdered.
perkh warbec aspirant to the crown d was
the Tower by Richard Ill ana mace
but captured 81 s#
81
Adolph, King Of Sweden, killed. t@ 9&es#
Of Schenectady
Destruction The duty imposed py me
British Parliament quantity DESTROYED S4s
A S
General CORVALLIS
sml>to contain all the men the
assaiants TO
prisoners OF
that1 Of he
6 ..s5
1y,an Fr,nrn ded in England.
Of New Jersey
Poland blotted from among Prussia
55.8s9
mes
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II QUERIES 5 ANSWER! 81
======== "a . !

Of tho atmosphere: that ls. the prevail
Ing winds blow from some westerly d.
rectioh.
3. The Enorthernmost part Of Maine Is:
III the same latitude as Spokane. Wash.
The distance. east and west between tho
two points Is about 2.25o miles.
Liverpool Is about 560imlles north Of
St. Paul and the distance east and west
is about ,4,5o0 miles. /. IL
IN reply to questions 4 and s, the United
States Cerealst says: Z
Wheat can be raised in western North
America at least as far north ns Sltlsa,
Alaska. 1t Is only experimeJ,tally proved,
however that 1t can be grown there, and
this does not mean that there is any con-
siderable amount cultivated although.
later on 1t is probable that greatsdca
OF wheat. oats and rye will be grown in.
that region II
..The question as TO how much farther
north wheat can be raised in western
North America than in eastern, North
America is {. little more difficult to an
swer. am rather confident. however,
Glldt III E eaSI6Tl INOIttl <AIlbe.tlC<h "1Cdt
is not grown north OF the southern boun--
Diary Of Labrador, at least have not
read Of any wheat production In that
province. The southern boundary is about
| In latitude s52 degrees. and Sltka. Alaska,
4 is In latitude 81 degrees, SO that wheat:
growing in western North America can
probably be carried on at, least five de-:
grees fartherEnor than in eastern North
America +.
s. The Chinook wind consists OF warm.
descending air. 1t appears to come from
the west over the ridge Of the Rocky
Mountains. but may possibly come more
directly down from the higher levels OF
the atmosphere.
/ Z. The difference between the climate of
Alaska and Maine can be ascertained by
etudy OF the enclosed tables and pam
/ phlets The southern coast Of Alaska.5is
warmer III winter ard cooler In summer
4 than the coast OF Maine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-16
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER To- 1901.
Annexation.

,ro.aay n subcommttee from the com
,a,.,oa OH Charter. Ordinance and Re-
form will view the territory eas' -
Seventeenth Street which IT is proposeu
to annex 10 the city.
This looks Ike business, and We ho''e
.ha+ The subcommittee will soon be ready
"a make report with rcconline!!aa'IIo1i
10 the fun committee, and that me iu''
committee Will, soon be ready 20 inaSc !"
favorable report to the Council. Anl'eAa-
.,or il nov a live question, and tie
.ooner the terms are arranged, the oet-'
ter. There appears to be no oppos''io''
from the outside. and so far as We can
learn. there is very little opposl'ioh rom
within Richmond must extend her Dor
ders and further delay is unnecessary ana
unuftsa.
In annexinr new territory this one I'M
r.ortant principle should be Kept III mino:
Richmond needs more room for nome
hn,lding-so much room that those who
build may have ample room on the
PREMISES, front and back and on either
side OF the house. The home IS the great
est institution of society. and the city
Of homes is, all things else being equal
the most desirable the most orderly and
the mos. moral city. Everything that
we can do to encourage home building
and 10 make homes more attractive will
add 10 the attractveness and good morals
q, the community washington is our
mos, beautiful city, because it was made
10 order. The city was planned before
tho p,M:dingz were erected, AMI every
provision was made, not only for des ira !.
BE building lots, but for fine streets
ana avenues, for PARKS and ;ntertrban
breathing places aud beauty spots In.
ar,lexir.g new territory 10 Richmond we
should keep t,les= ipl2ortan: provisions
vel il mind: ne should ACT rs though we
nere laying out new city.
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HOPE THE ONLY THING
LEFT, SAYS WAITERs0N.

Henry Wattetson, Of Kentucky. SUM
med up the Democratic view Of Thomas
E. Wntson's proposal to incorporate me
Democratic party into, the peoples party
when he said last night at the HOFFMAN
House: 3ss 81
.'Let Mr.. Watson draw UP plans and
write, and Mr.. Bryan. too for that mai
tor. It is their vocation For my part.
say that the man who, IN the present
sltuation, can tell what the political fu-l
Fture holds Is wiser than ! believe q NY
body to be- s.s
Colonel Watterson came to town yes
stcrdny to prepare to sail to- morrow on
the Oceanic for Europe. 5$ Nj
"Yon may nut down All talk about re-
organization at this early date as Wis
ionary and i1npracticable. Wa trop ~
Il visionary man, and ats his business
to formulate and reorgan!xe at JUNG
ture like this. Let him go ahead. II
a,ruaes him. and It doesn't hhrt any
body" said the editor. ~. !,
s"Of course no one can attempt to tell
$wlta WIN occur the party. Time will
have to tell that. ana we must wall.
At present there doesn't seem to b mncn
10, reorganIze. The defeat was TOO over
whclmlng to permit more than hope for
the future.
tuesdays erection left the Republican
party strongly cntrenched IN power and
10 political success. 1t will be hard TO d U.s.
lodge except BY a great split In it, ranks ns :
or by some dire national CONFUSION. Ia
Democratic party, after being IN power
about half century, was wrecked on Q,
the ollgarchy OF slavery; The .Repue,,,-
can party may be wrecked BY the OIL
rnrchy OF protection. How soon that may
happen no man can say now.
.'Wa can all see more or less csear.s
CIV We were SO badly beaten. Roo.e-l
velt gained the labor vote BY his 1rew =
work VIM ,'aneg 1rsan Tha' t,o1 ns5re ss
massacre mass nS Of Jews in Russia, and he at.
raotsd o the Repn,ean party ar d !er ,ns
,ote nv his treatment OF the friars IN
| The Philippines. He had all these ele-
mcnts, and besides, the SUPPORT o. ne n
trusts and tho moneyed Interests o. the tho
country. q, ,,,.,,,
to stop planning and tak sa a res.. Yr
! World sFstt
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could he accounted for, and many men
besides mysteflously disappeared. In the
tw,, years OF Peabody rule A.4SWo was
expended, as compared viz, A,s"'N" uf'
der the former administration CT GOV
ernor Adams. who has now been electea
TO succeed Governor Peabody For the
military alone there was expended the
enormous SUM OF ss,o.ooo, and 1t was
charged that one.third of this sum was
wasted This does not take into account
the enormous losses sustained by bust.
ness men, by mine owners and By work
inrmen. who were thrown out OF employ.
ment
1t IS promised that under the admin
istration of Governor Adams peace and
order will be restored: but the bowman
OF Governor Peabody has been followed
by tho return of deportcd miners OF the
western Federation, and ]. is said thae
the organization, temporarily checked pS
Military rule, will shortly resume its nor
nal strength. As the feeling between
the deported men and the Mine owners
Associationis OF the bitterest nature. IT IS
reasonable to suppose that there VIII DE
further trouble; but both sides declare
that they want peace, and will make con-
cessions 10 assure this condition; and IT
is hoped that the lesson which they have
learned will work for peace and good
government. 1t will be a long time, how
ever, before Colorado will have entirely
recovered from the decentralization which
this long regime OF lawlessness entailed,
Men who 70 on a debauch may sober up
and resolve to live decently, but with all
their resolves there are the inevitable
after effects" which time alone can
cure
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the front door. These land sharks should not
be encouraged. and their property should not
BIZ annexed 10 tho city except upon proper

In this connection the stuart Monument
Association In examining sites for the To-
cation OF tho monument evolved schen,e
for the widening OF Franklin street west
OF ellison Street. a. II 10 east OF that street.
and extending this Monument Avenue Gas
was the proposed naIne).to the boulevard. It.
was proposed to line this avenue at proper
distances apart with statues q our heroes
not only OF this State. but from the whole
South, and NO wore justified in believing that
many OF the Southern States would readily
respond to our appeal for a mep,orial to her
most distinguished soldier. but 70 the deep
regret OF all concerned. the scheme was
abandoned, because the building lots west OF
ALLISON Street were not deep enough to allow
tor the widening OF the street In front.
Had this wide avenue been extended 10 tho
Boulevard at the time this property was laid
out, and the scheme OF the Stuart Monument
Association carried out. we would have had
ono Of the most Unique, hs-:,ell as one OF tho
most beautiful avenues In this country.
Now that the question q annexation Is be-
$fore us again, let us do everything In our
power to make this new area the most beau
tiful part OF our city.
my excuse for vcrhos!ty.
s3.t respectfully, " !. !. 2. i. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-16
A Lesson From Colorado.

One of the most notable results of the
late election was the defeat Of Governor
Peabody, of Colorado, by the combined
votes OF the Republicans and Democrats
#"ais defeat" says a correspondent. VIII
Ing from Denver, lis Reputation OF
lawlessness in a State administration that
rode rough-shod over the Constitution
ana Bill OF Rights. and 'substitutf1 the
brus1ue intolerance OF military intol-
erance for the sober Justice of civil
courts; II is reproach to organized
capital, whose lawlessness led to It's use
Of gold in the Legislature; and. lastly,
1t Is a protest against tho lawlessness Of
trade unionism, that, organized on trust
lines and under the dominion Of Tesu-
lar. clique OF leaders, sought TO establish
Itself through the teaching OF anarchistic
misrrle."
According to this correspondent the
reign of lawlessness in Colorado. which
50 disgraced the State, had Its origin in
the shameless purchase Of legislators TO
defeat the constitutional amendment pro-
viding sor the eight hour law.
BY majority OF 4s7li tho people OF
Colorado in May, 1902, adopted this law:
The General Assembly shall provide By
law and shall prescribe suitable penalties
for the violation thereof, for IA period OF
employment not TO exceed eight hours
within any twcnty-four hours Except il
cases OF emergency, where life and prop
erty Is In imminent danger, for person.
employed in underground mines, or othei
underground workings, blast furnaces
! 1,
branches Of industry or labor that tn
f General Assemble may consider injuriou
10 health, life or limb
He alleges that when the bill cam
up large mining corporations sent tilei
agents TO the Legislature, and, bya gen
Va erous distribution OF stock among III
members, under the promise that If III
measure should fail the stock woul
III greatly enhance In value, the ainendmen
q was defeated, We shall not discuss IN
merlta Of thls measure, hui the people ha
expressed themselves in favor of it, an
II was nonstrons and outrageous tina
their will should have been defeated b
the corrupt use Of money. 1t
no wonder HAT a reign Of lawlcssnes
should have followed If the Law
iuakers Of Stale are themselves vi,
lators of The moral law. as well as ii
Law of the land, and, for the sake {
money, defiaptly defeat IL measure whIc
the people themselves have approved.
cannot be cxpested that citizens gel
orally win respect The law
But that was rot all. AS we polnte
out al the time, Governor PEABODY, und'
s decision Of the Supreme Court Of IL
State. set aside the sacred right Of habea
corpus ana substituted. the military Il
the civil authority against The diatin'
provisions of the Bill Of Rights. lie an
Y his military chief General Bell, tore ,ti
\ civil law 10 iatters aud substituted go,
ernmsnt by bayoneI II was costly ca
pertinent TSenty1 lives were lost tina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-16
Win Sell D odge Jewels.
Especial to The Tllnes.Dlspatchl

A Especial to The TtlneS-DlSpatcHl
NEW YORK.. Nov, l5.-United states
arsha HenksI yestegday sent NJ est GIN IN
November, 10Th Of the iewery seized !, by BY
Theobald. the fornle!. special Treasury
agent, from Mrs, Phyllis. Di Dodge, on her
Arrival In this country. oyer four years
ago, Theobald. for making tho seizuTe,
will receive about 30 per CENT OF tns
sun 81 e. levels ng f,the sypout
The levels have been divided Into seven sa :,
lots Included among them a aFe w1,fi 5eaiE Il
ss5 oso; q pearl and diamond hand, nee e y;
lace, and q set of dress buttons, SLUGGISH al'(
S MIS- ' p sS brought the Jewels oyer y,
a small handbag, but failed TO declare
them, A we'll known banker met her q
tie pier and as she Mas abqut T. ha ana
s. tSsyep5ss sel asa
everw effort IL regain tho tewels, contend.
ing hat they had e Sla prease for t.
reason she did not declare them. Last
finally decided against her. ,;
4 ,fheobald has since left the service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-16
POOR GAME SEASON.
Up to Now the Ground Has Been
Too DRY forHunting.
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ARvON1A, VA, Nov. 1.-THE wea el' ther
up to this time. has been entirely too dry
for hunting. and the sportsmen have been
unable TO bag much game. Indeed, al
though this is one Of the best game sec
tcnlly no hunting hereabouts since The
open season came In. Up along the WOOD r. :, q,
River many turkeys raise yearly. This
year year not a single ore has been reported
killed, and the dogs sea rely hunt ior
birds at all, SO dry ds the ground ana eh INC
1 So far as is known. only two deer
have been killed In the county 20 tss a.,
Canton, n and the other BY Mr.. Ma'Den
Jones. OF New Store, In the opposite END
Rabbits IRE remarka bly, plentiful, on the
James and Slate River !owgrounds. and Z,
there are quantities o. 'possums. and
'coons at work on the large persimmon
and coon grape crop. Many have peen
bagged by the boys around Aryonia.