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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-10-01

HARrER's WEEKLY, ever critical, and not
always gently critical. Of President Roosevelt,
thus describes his letter of acceptance: 1T Is
an unprecedentedly masterful and extraordina-
rily able document. In both thought and ex-
preston II teens with the natural vigor and
neryousene Of the author. opportunity
is missed to keep the enemy on the run. It Is
well calculated to hold Republicans together,
to bind them to their leader with admiration
and with sympathy, and to cause them to look
with confidence to the approaching contest"
AN ORGANIZATION has been started among
Democrats in Chicago called the Anti-P Parker
Democratic National League and it is proposed
to organize in every county in the North and
also in some Of the Southern states. The objects
of the league are outlined as follows: ITO get
in touch with every Democrat who is opposed
to the election of Parker. To work against
the I'M Democratic element that controlled the
st. Louis convention. To reorganize the DEM
ocratic party so that 1t will be in position to
elect Democratic candidate when one Of
Democratic principles is nominated four years
hence"
Hon. J. FRED. G. TALBOT was on Wednes-
day afternoon formally notified Of his nomi-
nation for the House of Representative by the
Democratic convention of the Second Con-
gressional district. The ceremony took place
at the handsome home of Mr. Talbot, in
Lutherville, and was participated in by the
committee appointed by the convention, the
delegates to the convention and number Of
invited guests. Mr.. B. Frank Grouse, of Car
roll county, chairman of the committee, made
some suitable remarks. to which Mr.. Talbot
responded. The affair was entirely informal
and no attempt at display Of any kind was
made. Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot entertained their
guests in real old Maryland style and several
hours were pleasantly spent. IN interesting
feature Of the occasion was the presence Of
Congressman Talbott's mother, Mrs. T. Ellen
Talbot, who is SO years Of age. She was an
interested spectator and chatted pleasantly
with her sons guests.
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First Precinct-Ju George A. Moeller,
Democrat, Mount Winans; VIM. II. Carl. Jr.,
Democrat. Mt. Winans; VIM. Sinkenbrink, Re-
publican, LAnsdoWne.
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Fourth Precinct Judges "A. @. McCurdy,
Democrat, Towson; Howard II. Sven. Republic
can, Lutherville Clerks-W. George Marley,
Democrat, Towson; ]. Fl. Jarrett Lee, Republic
can, TowsOn.
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Third Precinct-Judges--E Elisha w. Parks,
Democrat, Towson; James r. Phipps. Republic
can, TOwson. Clerks-James Kelly, Democrat,
T0wson; John w. Lee. Republican, Towson.
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5. ". Gtu Smith, Attorney, TO,Usoss, Md.
TNRUsTEE's SALE
A Desirable Little Home in the Ninth Dis.
trict Of Baltimore County.
- Baltimore county, in Equity, passed in -
10. the case of Burton ct al. VS.. Burton ct ~
al, the undersigned, Trustee appointed therein,
COURT HOUSE DOOR, in TowsontOwn, Mary
land, on
Tuesday, the 11th day Of October, 1904,
At IL O'Clock NJ,
ALL THAT DESIRABLE AND PRODUCTIVE
LITTLE HOME, CONTAINING THREE
ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
and particularly described in the proceedings
ton is high and healthy, on the road leading
from Providence to Lime Kiln Bottom, and adj
The improvements consist of q
SMALL HOUSE AND STABLE,
excellent fruit Of all kinds and the land has
II TERMS Err; Of sALE.-One-h cash and balance
in six months, or all cash, as the purchaser may
elect. A cash deposit Of 500 required at time Of
~ All taxes and liens paid; Title good;
sLADE q RIsTEAU, Auctioneers.
Sept. Its
A PPLICATION
TRANSFER OF LIQUOR LICENSE.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY,
TOWsON. Nd, September ed. 1904.
Notice is hereby given. that application has
been made to this office for the transfer of IL
cense to sell spirituous or fermented liquors
Charles Naylor. Shady Side Beach. 18th dis
and Annapolis road, 18th district.
And that unless cause be shown in writing to
the contrary,
On or before the 10th dag Of October, 1904,
the transfer applied for will be issued, provi-
ded the applicant COMPLIES Tita the require
Sept. M.-N Clerk.
FoR SALE.
A FARM OF 50 ACRES, at Blenheim P. O.. M
near Long Green Station, Md. Pa. r. r.; 45 acres
under cultivation, balance in growing timber;
fruit Of all kinds; pump. spring and stream Of
"a'''' :. ''''-''' ~ John C. Inns.
Or 1913 E. Lombard ST. g. Bal Baltimore s' Nd.
Sept. 8.-St
CABBAGE AND LETTUCE PLANTS
FOR FALL PLANTING
15c. per 100. sl.OO per 1000.
SAMUEL W. sHANKLIN.
Camp Chapel Road,
Sept. s4.-4tl Baltimore cousty. Md.
MONEY TO LOAN.
IL SUNS OF 500 AND UPWARDS, ON
Apply to sv WdkII an q 4d KEMC5 Hld
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Second Precinct--Judges- Jacob P. Uppercoe,
Democrat, Boring: ]. Marion Duncan, Repub-
lican. Woodensburg. Clerks-Lewis B. Dawson,
Democrat. Glen Morris John .Fowble, Repub-
lican, FoWblesburg.
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First Precinct Judges-Georg ]. Kelly,
Democrat, Cockeysville; George w: Bull, Re-
publican. Warren. Clerks-Joseph A. Minnich,
Democrat. Cockeysville; Urias G. Miller, Re-
publican, Ashland.
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Fifth Precinct-Judges- George B. Perkins,
Democrat. st. Helena; John M. Diehl. Republic
can. Grange. Clerks Joshua Lynch, Demo-
crat. Grange Charles T. O'Connor, Republican,
st. Helena.
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Fourth District.

First Precinct-Judges-Ge George W.. Uhler
Democrat, Reisterstown e. L. Williams. Repub
hcan, Reisterstown. Clerks-Wm. G. Brown
Democrat, Reisterstown; Raymond Russell. Re.
publican. Reisterst0wn.
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Second Precinct-Judges- James T. Almony,
Democrat, White Hall: John z. Mays Of A.. Re
Democrat, White Hall, R. F. D.: William F.
Sitter, Republican, ParktOn.
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Third Precinct Judges George 4. Joyce.
Democrat, Butler; John Scott, Republican, PHI
Iopolis; Harry A. Matthews, Republican, Phi
lopolis.
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Second Precinct--Judges Hugh @. Getty,
Democrat, Timonium John Greb, Republican,
ocrat, Lutherville; Walter Weisbrod, Republic
can, Lutherville.
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Seventh District.

First Precinct-Jud - George r.. Morris,
Democrat, Maryland Line; B. F. Hershner. Re
publican, Gorsuch Mills. Clerks-Archibald s.
Jordan, Democrat, White Hall, r. F. D.; r.
Grant Mccullough, Republican, Shane.
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Fourth Precinct-Judges- Henry M. Watts
Democrat. Pikesville; John G. Wright, Repub
Democrat. Garrison; Harry L. Warner. Repub-
lican, Pikesville.
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pointed before road could be closed The
road law of 1900 and under which the portion
of the road running through Mr.. Riggs farm
was closed has the following provision to the
closing Of roads: 49,.
deem it expedient that examiners should beap-
pointed to view the grounds for the purpose Of
opening, altering or closing road, they shall
appoint three persons as examiners, who shall
be freeholders in the county and not Interested
in or holding lands through which the road is
proposed to be opened, altered or closed
II Is claimed by lawyers that there was no
authority for the Commissioners to close the
road without first appointing examiners. The
anal decision in the case will decide an impor-
tant question relative to the closing and open
ing OF roads under the act of 1900, which, how
ever, has been supplanted BY new road law
passed at the last session Of the Legislature
/
work Of the Orphans' Court.-In the
Baltimore county Orphans Court this week
letters were granted on the following estates
On the personal estate. of Adam desslcr to
Peter Hessler, administrator. s.is /.
On the personal estate of DR.. Frederick D.
Mitchell to DR.. Alex. r. Mitchell executor
On the personal estate of John g. Clarke to
Harry R. Jones and Thomas A. Murray, ex-
ecutOrs.
The will of DR.. Frederick Dorsey Mitchell
was admitted to probate on Tuesday. The
testator beuueaths to bis wife during her life
the farm on which be resided, and also an in
come of s., 200 per year. The residue Of the
estate is to be divided into five parts. which
shall include the bequest to Mrs. Mitchell after
her death. One part is bequeathed to the ies-
tator's son, Alexander r. Mitchell; one part
| to the testator's daughter Emily O. NOVEL;;
one partto Alexander r. Mitchell and Fred.
erick G. Mitchell, in trust. for the sole nseand
| benefit Of the testator's son, Clarence i. Nit
chell. during his life If the testator's said
| from the trust estate shall be paid to bis wife
| until her remarriage or death one fifth d the
estate is bequeathed to the testator's son, Bred.
| erick 6. Mitchell; one-fifth Of the estate j be,
| oueathed to the same trustees for the bens
| eft of the testat0r's daughter, Mary Yifsinia
| Mitchell a codiciI is made to the will, owing
- NJ 5s4S ~ MIA tasfatnr,a s1rs o3nrfpPs "
| Mitchell. The executors of the wiz ere Of
| rected to set apart $1,000 to be investd for the
benefit Of the testator's grandson, hammond
| Mitchell. After the death of the tesators wife
an additional $1,000 is directed tote set apart
| for the use of this grandson.
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Third Precinct--Judges-G Gardner =. Watts.
Democrat, Pikesville; Walter Shipley. Republic
can Pikesville William T.. Cox. Demo-
crat, Pikesville; John r. Clark, Republi-
can, Pikesyille.
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First Precinct Judges-Wm. A. Coates, DEM
oclat. Mount Washinef ton John =. Smith. Re.
E.Ryan, Democrat, Mount Washington; Richard
e. Akehurst, Republican. Mount Washington.
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TO0rs @ F .psss + boe. Tss
Republican, Highlandtown. Clerks George
Riddle Democrat. 1903 Fifth street, Highland
town; William F. Zulauf, Republican. 1908 Third
street.
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NOTICE OF VACANCIES FILLED
OFFICERS OF REPRESENTATION AND
JUDGES OF ELECTIONS.
OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS OF ELRCrroNsl
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY,
TOWeoN. Nd, September 18th. 1901
~ q o 81 %
~ Session, 1895, notice Is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors Of Elections Of Baltimore
county have appointed the following named per-
99f 81 F DF to ~ NB
the following Election Districts and Precincts:
First District.
Fourth Precinct-Arthur g. Lawrence, Demo-
crat, Gainesville. vice VIM. p. Nolan. William
2. Gundry, Republican. Catonsville, vice Charles
FIFTH District.
Frank P. Bosom, Democrat. vice William G..
Ninth District.
First Preclnct-T Ward Norris, Republican,
third Precinct charles O. g. DientsbacE DEM.
Tcwson, vice George 9. German, excused.
Tscelfth District.
Third Precinct-Joseph Kremer, Democrat,
Foster avenue and Clinton street, vice George
G. Wolf, excused. John Wagner, Republic
can, vice John T. Lynch. ex-
cused.
Seventh Precinct Edward Bauer, Republic
can, 200 Pratt street, vice Fred Evans, excused.
Thirteenth District.
Second Precinot-Geo. w. Geer, Republican,
st. Denis, vice I. Sidney carp, excused.
Fourteenth District.
First Precinct Henry Sinsz Republican, Lau-
raville, vice Pleasant Seitz, excused.
WILLIAM a. sLApE. President.
CHARLES H. WISE.
JARRETT N. ZIMMERMAN.
Board of Supervisors of Elections Of
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Clerk. : ,'''''''
Sept. 10.-3t
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Second Precinct-Judges = Edward f. Con-
stantine, Democrat. Arlington; Wilson r. Sau-
BILE Republican, Station e. Clerks-George W.
Alt, Democrat, Arlington; James II. Stefe. Re-
publican, Arlington.
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Third Precinct-Judges-He J, Miller, DEM
ocrat, ga Foster avenue; Michael Hartman, Re-
Branen, Republican. Canton.
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Second Precinct Judges William s. Meakin,
Democrat, Roland Park; Harry Schuman, Re-
publican, Roland Park. Clerks-Thomas Hand,
Democrat, Roland Park; Albert Ebaugh, Repub-
lican. Roland Park.
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Second Precinct-Judges William L. Flynn,
Democrat, 1928 Clinton street; John McGlenn,
Clerks-John Spann, Democrat, 345 Clinton st.;
John p. Michael, Republican, "a Elliott street.
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Third Precinct-Judges Van Brant Ritten-
house. Democrat, Kingsville; Edward ]. Bell,
err, Democrat, Loreiey; Francis NJ. Wilson, Re
publican, Upper Falls.
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1VDeVtH O10tTtCt.
First Precinct Judges-John ]. Cotter, Demo-
crat, 712 s. Clinton st. Chae. T. Bevan. Republic
can, 49, N. Clinton street. Clerks-Joseph Dolan,
Democrat, 316 s. Clinton street; Robert w. Ches-
ney, Republican, 80 s. Clinton street.
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Second Precinct Judges-A.L L. France, Demo-
crat, Carney; Jos. P. Snyder, Republican, Full
Democrat, Fullerton, r. +. D.; William P. Beall,
Republican. Perry Hail.
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Orangeville Clerks-C Charles Scheeler. Demo-
crat, Orangeville; William T. Wells, Republic
can. OrangeYiIle.
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Oerel1tN O58fFEcts
1st Precinct-AT JAMES M. SIMPSONS
I'd Precinct-AT NICHOLAS J.. COLES.

E105tI UE8tFJ0t,
lst Precinct-AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
COCKEYSVILLE.
I'd Precinct-AT MRS. LAURA COCKEY'S.
20 Precinct-AT Mrs. WILLIAMS, PRICE
WILLIE.
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ELeUe5ltb Dtet5sct.
First Precinct - Judges George NJ. Halle,
Democrat, Fork; John e. Slade. Republican,
Long Green. Clerks William N. Conkling,
Democrat, Baldwin; s. Seymour Smith, Repub-
lican, Long Green.
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NO1eFEeo55fE UEsfF3Ct.
lst PrecInct-AT o H N BRAUTIGAM's.
q Precinct-AT HENRY oTTo's. FULLER
TON.
RESIDENCE, PHILADELPHIA ROAD.
ORANGEVILIE
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Sixth Precinct 81 Judges - John H. Sparks,
Democrat. G0vanstown; Charles A. Pee6, Re-
publican. Govanstown. Clerks-Harry Mitchell,
Democrat, Govanstown; Charles @. G. Sack.
Republican, Lauraville.
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JAhHHII N LIMM EHMAN,
Board Supervisors of Elections of BALTIC. county.
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Clerk.
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M I 40 80e.- .oH $50
Offer for sale perfectly safe and
fearless DRIVING MARE, suitableu N
for 9 lady OF any purpose also, . RUB lGnA~
BER-TIRED TOP BUGGY, nearly new.
Apply to MRS. n. L. HENDERSON,
Sept. A.-tl ToWeon. Nd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
FINAL BALL.
Brilliant Affair at Washington
and Lee University.
Especial 10 The Times Dispaich

Especial To The Times Dispaich)
LEXINGTON, VA, June lS.r-The inal
ball Wednesday night, concluding a bril-
liant commencement at Washington and
Lee University was the most brilliant
one ever danced in the spacious symna-
SUM. The decorations were elaborate
and tasteful, and consisted of beautiful
electric light effects. with "a liberal dis
play of bunting and fraternity banners
and streamcrs The music was furnished
by Smiths orchestra, of Washington,
I'D g. An elaborate supper was served a I
2.So O'Clock in Newcomh Hall.
The ball WAS opened at li:45 O'Clock
by Mr. Herbert Stables Osburn, of Bal
timore, Md, with Miss Eivira McCor-
mick, az Ieeshurg, Va, charming and
beautiful young lady, who vas richly
gowned IN white net, ovr silk, and
wore s.. a, y. pins az ornaments, The
topening figure was most beautiful ex-
yIibition Of intricate and spectacular eyo-
int!ons, and concluding with the forma-
ton of the letters "W l. H." Twenty
four couples took part, The ladies' were
all dressed In white and carried hand
some lunches of American Beauty roses.
As they elided through the mazes of the
beautiful opening figure, they presented
IA lovely sight. The other dancers " The
opening figure were;
Miss Louise Purcell. of Richmond
wearing white embroidered julie,
smethyst ornaments. with Mr. a, a..
Trundle. OF Poolesvlle, Nd
Mics Avis Grant Of Richmond, white
lscs aver white SIX. diamonds. =. a. pms,
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lilies Of the valley; with Mr.. David w.
Pipes, of Clinton. 8
Miss Annie Howry Dunn. OF Birrnlng-
ham. Ala, embroidered white chiffon, s..
"A. Il. pins, diamond comb; with Mr.. Ken
meth I. Mckay. of Tampa, Fla.
Miss Rosa Johnston Tucker, OF Wash
ington, D. c., white silk mule; with
Mr.. Thomas Bledsoe, of Lexington.
Miss Sarah Griffin, of Bedford City,
white chiffon; with Mr.. r. w. Withers,
of Lexington, Va
Miss Dora Williams. Of NcConas, w
Va. white organdy, K. S. pin; with Mr..
"A. M. Duncan. of Springfield, Ky.
Miss Louise Gilbert, of Covington, KY,
white muslin and lace. pearls and rubies
with Mr.. f. w. Bridges. Of Hancock
Md.
| Miss Arabelle 4. swats, Of Charleston
| w. Va, pinl1screpe de chine soverstatfeta
I Ark.
| Miss Margaret Graham, of Lexington.
Va, cream embroidered batste; with Mr.
a. G. Lee. of Chester. s. C..
Miss Sadie Tucker. Of Bedford City.
white silk and real lace, pearls; Will,
Mr. Martin p. Burlls. of Lexington. Va.
Miss Annie Jordan, Of Norfolk. Va.
white embroidered organdy. over taffeta,
diamonds; with Mr. b. Mercer Hartman n,
of Richmond Va.
Miss Ethel A. Naylor, OF Baltimore.
white silk batiste, and lace, Sigma Nh
pin: with Mr.. J. p. Walker. Of Overfield,
W. Va.
Miss Aurela Howe Davis. of Lynch
burg, white Swiss and lace, rubles and
pearls; with Mr.. w. v. Collins. of Paris
Tex.
Miss Margaret A Lee, of Lexington.
white organdy; with Mr. J. Edward Ar
buckle. of Lew.sburg, w. Va.
Miss Mabel B. Liddlcl. Of Stanton.
white silk null; with Mr. j. Randolph
Tucker, of Stanton. Va
Miss Martha Moore. Of Lexington
white null; with Mr.. "A. T, Smiley, of
Staunton, Va.
Miss Lily Lawrence Rust, of Lexington
white organdy and lace; with Mr. c..
G, Thomas. of Atlanta Ca
Miss Eme p. Hunter, oil Washington
D. G. white organdy, real lace Sigmu
Nh pin and pearls; win Mr.. Frank II.
Iden. Of Manassas. Va.
Miss Louise d. Shields Of Lexington,
white China silk, pearls; with MI John
A, Moore Of Lexington
Miss sallie Lacy, OF Washington. D..
c., white silk. pearls; with Mr., Stanley
Scott. Of Eastville. Va.
Miss Nell Brockenbrough, Of licking
ton white silk and point desprt, *, "A.
PIN 18th Mr.. Albert Stoves. Jr., of San
Antonio. Tex.
MISS Mary Berkely McNnlty Of vicks-
burg, Miss, white organdy and lace s..
a. u. pins; with Mr.. q, u. Haw. OF Han
over. Va.
Miss Evelyn Williams, of GEORGETOWN.
d. c., white organdy and lace; with Mr..
G. c. Worthen. of Little Rock. Ark.
In addition to those taking part in the
opening figures number Of other
couples wero on the floor, Tho ball broke
up at daybreak,
The chaperoncs were Mrs, Herbert Os-
burn. of Baltimore: Mrs W. D. Baker,
OF Clifton Forge, Va: Miss Kate Lord.
of Covington. KY: Mrs. w. lie Conte
Stevens Mrs, Martin r. Burks. Mrs.
John ". Kern, Mrs David c.
Humplrnys, Miss Annie r. White. of
Washington and lee university; Mrs,
samuel r. Walker, Mrs Lawrence Rust,
Mrs, n. Morgan Pendleton. Mrs. Robert
l., owen. Mrs. BENJAMIN Huger Of Lex
inston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
THE GENIAL. ELEPHANT,

.1...-..a 10 was CHEEKY, red-c checked
3IH man Of the German type and I.
Z a had Just settled himself for an
l1HHN after-dinner smoke He had
U16O probably turned forty a Fl a az
least half Of hts years ad 1o nsen te
welfare OF forty elephants, which ne
must do does not appear an attr aua y,
job, but there were no lines Oh cal 10 ~, ~,
Ills face nor lis straight up-and-do"h
frame.
spent in the company Of elephants and
nearly every day somebody tells !, me
makes makes me most tired S the fool question {, est
about bad elephants. a bad eleph ls.l,
As a freak and is seldom come W VIII.
JlIheS hin heast Is as domestic as the morse,
8al III a little too cumbersome for : the
sspAa ssn setS sht fs asa ssrnt
is' araz Z: NinetS-nlne times out Of ;
{ badly treated and as he cannot talk HI
does about the only thing he can do ant
1runpets his, disgust. and maybe, j, eases Sc
trunk At something within reach. Ele.
plants are MS kinu-hearted and tender
v as women and respond to little atten.
lions in the same way. and din, In the t same me
them again, If It can be done at all.
Because the elephant is such a big
fun OF danger. This is all nonsense.
+ Did you ever notice how fond they are
OF ehtldyen? Who eve. heard Of an
winter quarters the boys and girls Will
pet them and walk among them and the
elephants enjoy IL, They Will move 80
a. to make room and never step on their
feet. This Is more than can be said OF
lhorses.
& In. their jungle home the babies al
ways run tnder their mothers body
when amy danger approaches and ex-
splorers say that no matter how panicky
the stampede they have never found more
than two or three crushed baby ele-
Dhants. This may account for the fact
OF stepping on fgie4dly foot. The AMI
NAL IS really Of a. loving. disposition and
yeiy gentle and obedient.
An elephant cannot jump He cannot
even cross a trench six or seven feet
wide, although the step, Of large one
Z times In The movement Of a circus when
It would be impossible to get on without
him.
~ have seen q heavy stake and chain
wagon stalled In mud up to the hub,
where horses could not bulge it, Then
his trunk and tusks at once became
lever. screwjack, dog hooks and crane.
With his aid the wagons We're pushed
out Of their trouble and those that We're
tipped over were righted, 40 that work
could go on IN the necessary quick way
''1'he elephant's head, protected by a
pad Is d ram Of immense force. These
things show that he Is 4 mighty useful
& fellow in our world and not hall as Miu
as many people think. @ 3as
THE daughter Is best at her father
tn-iawis house and the elephant Is hest
at the rajalfs is the Indian way of say
ing that daughters aud elephants arc
an expensive luxury, But however that
may be, and all good things after all
come under the head OF cost, don't let
b n nv 1n1 ,.nt m No ,1t
elephant belongs TO the savage class
some writer's olaim.
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"poN,T TRAVEL THIS SUMMER

Until you have communicated with the
undersigned relative to low-rate excursion
tickets via Washington or Baltimore
to all prominent summer excursion points
North and West via the superb through
trains of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
CRoyal Blue Line, including Deer Park.
Oakland, Atlantic City and particularly
st, Louis.
Apply to ticket agents-Byrd Street.
Elba and Main Street stations, Southern
Railway or Richmond Transfer Com
pany, or address
ARTHUR G, LEWIS,
Southern Passenger Agent, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Norfolk. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
Looking for "Coalers.n

Engineers are here from India, says
merits of Pittsburg stern wheel steam
ers, They are Interested In the. trans
Port ofc oal on the. Gauges. md Brah-
maputra Rivers and hfiye found other
have come where the transportation OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19
Make EN- Kilkenny Cats.

Colorado would be to fence in the mining
district, arm all factions with Winchester
rifles. and not take down the fence until
all of the cutthroats have killed one
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