The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07


sorption OF these bonds shows that the
confidence In good securities has return
ed, and confidence lies at the Foundation on
OF all prosperity. &.
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A Forecast. 3s
"A New Yorker who claims that he pre-
,dicted organs double defeat, Van Van
Wyck's defeat, Colcr's election and Nc
clellaT's victory IN Brooklyn now pre-
diets Parker's election by large ma
jority. He gives to Parker the vote
from the following States: ALBANIA, Ar Ar
Kansas, Colorado. Delaware, Florida
Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska. Nevada,
New York, North Carolina. South Caro-
lima, Tennessee Texas, Virginia and:
West Virginia Total, 22e.
He gives to Roosevelt Idaho. Iowa
Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mime lime
sofa, Montana New Hampshire, North
DAKOTA Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania,
Utah, Vermont. Washington, Wyoming
Total, $50.
He puts In the doubtful class, but + fa- Ks
vorable to Parker, California, Mary
land, New Jersey. Total 80. \ He puts in
the doubtful class, but favorable to
Roosevelt. Connecticut, illinois, Indiana,
Rhode Island, South Dakota and Wis
cousin. Total, 20. s IS
Giving each candidate two-thirHs Of his
doubtful probable vote, plus one-thrdg
OF his opponents vote OF same kind, he
finds that Parker will have (approxl-
mately) 226 plus 20, plus 2sor 26s
votes, while Roosevelt will have $50. plus
10, plus Al or 2O7 votes. He declares that
on November 9th he will be able to say
II told you So" We shall see.
We are pleased that DR.. Frank c.
has been appointed to the
chair OF history in Richmond College
He is man ofIhighest culture and char
acter, and La thoroughly consecrated5
teacher. He will be most desirable ac-$,
QUESTION to Richmond College and Rich
mond city, a 81 III 55s5 (, u
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Rector o. Connell, Of the Catholic Uni--$
versity OF Washington. says that while
the institution will be pinched by Wag-s
garnan's failure, 1t will pull through and
be able to carry on its work during the
coming year.
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Between the riffs of the eastern clouds
there appears semblance Of hope
that the Norfolk municipal troubles are
approaching q b satisfa Glory settlement,
bu & sometimes riffs In certain clouds are
deceptive.
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Forty-three years makes a great diff
ference. but It is to be doubted II the.
specta cular events at Manassas in this
good year 1904 will differ very much In
granduer from those OF. 1861. *
The editors who Will gather around the
festive board in New York o-night ought
to be able to tell Just how the old thing
will work. 8s3 III "a 4
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the like OF that: Couldn't 4 uroki and ID
Kuropatkln5 write daisy books on the
subject? h. I, sl.5 3 III. 81 x
Observation-Disclosures III, 8G3S4l \, AZ
The Russians have discovered that they
erred when they proclaimed that one
cossack was equal to twenty laps in
a battle. 4555l q fill
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The Manassas war Will be useful In
that 1t will teach many Of the military
Officers just how to wear their shoulder
straps. SD H IA fs3i3
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The fall of Port Arthur will be mat
ter Of very small concern II ISuropatkin
does not find stopping PLACE pretty
soon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The blackeyed pen crop In old Virginia
this year is doing Its level best TO keeI
in touch With the bunker corn crop,
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n the Gear does not hurry his PRO
posed journey to the front, he won
find any front to journey to.
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I. The straw hat Is beginning to wea
a. guilty. hang dog sort Of an expires
sion. VI a MI
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] Port Arthur has ceased to be attrac
tive. The fln4is far to the north.
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AS "a summer resort closer. the prossen
weather Is a decided success,
i Observation-Disclosures;
The Red Cross folks do not seem I
be In 1t at Manassas
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NOTHING ON THE MARKET EotA
TO cHAMRERLAIN,S tcoLlc,cHoL-1
ERA AND DlARRHo REMEDY
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