The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

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There IS no new thing under the sun.
Even SO original character as Mrs.
Chadwick, with all her powers OF hyp-
tnotlsm. must needs work over stale
dough If we remember Alright and We
think We have cause to think correctly
IN this case, considerable "frenzied II
nance" had its little day IN the Doom
times OF Southwest Virginia, some years rs
ago. over aslitt.e document supposed to
have been signed by Andrew Carnegie. AS
an evidence OF the power Of that name.
then, as now, n very respectable sta ton
on the Norfolk and Western Railway
changed its name from Big Spring to
Carnegie City, When the Carnegie let
ter fraud of that day and time was ex-
posed, the indignation OF the victims Of
the boom necessitated another change OF
name and the City or station Is now
known as Elliston City or something Ike
that. Truly history has a way Of re-,
peat ting itself. rs II I'll & a8S
Somehow or in some other way there
comes a delightful breeze from Washing
ton that in some way, tho Rooseyeltinn
winds will blow boldly on the influence
Of ono Speaker Cannon during the cool
season that is before US, and IN some
way, that is not easily to be expl aimed,
there appears to be something pleasantly
balmy OF bamiy pleasant In that little lite
gust OF wind 55s. Il
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Everything comes out In the wash, and
who knows but what It may develop that
there are two Andrew carnegles. the one
who gives away libraries and the other
one who endorses paper.
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Lawson may prove a blessing in dis
guisc, Anyhow, Ills sharp pen seems TO
DO putting a number OF ifrcnzied ftnan--
cial bubbles out Of commission.
observation-disclosures 5it 8at.s4.
Mr.. Grover Cleveland $ remarks on the
weather that is unfayorable for duck
hunting somehow have not been recorded
by the usually alert Associated fFress.
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In the wisdom Of God prosperity comes
TO the prosperous in tho, good times thar
they may be the better enabled to help
tho helpless In II time Ike this, f4a 81
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The poor vino arc always with YOU can
somehow keep In the clsground In. good
weather. Not SO Just now You will not
'hayc to 90 far tosfnd them.
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IT is pleasant to think that Mrs. Chad
,wlck's frcnzied financial schemes VIII
not delay the Carnegie library TO We es-
tabllshcd IN Richmond,
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wo have sufficient information rs to
how Mrs. Chadwick raised SO much lu
money, What NO want to now h now IS
how she disposed Of It. a.
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rho .'beautiful" was not 30 nwfully
yolumlnous. but what there Is OF 4 seems
10 have brought It's knitting and come to
stay quite u white, III y 5a55
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Mr., snoosevelts kindly !nten t1ona toy u
tho Jamestown enterprise cover several
acres OF shortcomings, In tho eyes II q
loyal V!rS!nians. s}4 s, sss
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Banker I,eekwtth has simply proven the nc
truth Of the old saw that there Is no
bigger fool than an old fool, Or words e
that effect, +. 8;33
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Mrs. Chadwick was probably only Try
Ing to prove tho truth OF Secretary
slnw's statement that money Was elle'tp,
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People wIo arc m,ldo l,appy by glylng
,,cyor Ind 4, ,n,,ch l,efter chance fOraTeul