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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Open Letter.
~. ,l.,~nisna tch

Editor OF The Times -Dispa tch:
sir.-If the citizens Of Manc hester are
OF different minds, as Mr.. HoSlnTp "a
says in the first Monday is Ea n,r ~, d
Times-Dspatch concerning FL . Sooner they
rcnlIze the advantage Of becoming citl-
zens OF one OF the largest ana Desi.
known OF Southern cities, the octter ~
will be for all parties.
AS Mr. Robinson has It, Manchcster
is going ahead rapidly. and M, ,ns'1 ~ bs
for tha rsa1en s turn eaa her and
s sn.f ' Rishmond, il she chooses. But let
not little prosperity superiInduGs any
false pride; for remember. Manchester.
only a few YEARS back you were only
too willing to become a part or inc very
under consideration, And do not forget
Wnen, even previous to that, Richmond
wanted anne xa,ion, Manchester refused.
and un to the present year universally
regretted it. What pity the good
people OF both cities cannot pc o. the the
same mind nt ne same t ~ onn nos t ion
school system alone would compensate
Ter for being taken in" Think you OF
giving our boys and girls ths advantage q.
OF the splendid new High Sclloo' 81
our streets are poorly lighted, and the
streets themselves are a disgrlos 70 ahs
American city, Richmond. for tho SAKE
OF her own fair n:illc. would not to'efate
these.
beggprs, let MS stand by our ca2inta,,, ,s nn ~
10 her already illustrous name. let US ~,
t Hne an ana ul'i T. pFo"'Ms ANchMEsrhR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
THISDAYIN HISTORY.
September 9th.

1s7s-Tonge and Oates furnished a mar.
rative OF asplot to overturn the Eng
lish government
16ss-AIainz. in Germany, surrendered to
the Imperallsts,
176s--Great jubilee at 5tratford. Eng
land, In honor OF Shakespeare. The
festival continued three days
1eo4--Nlght signals along the English
coast were instituted.
41s1o-Battlc OF Rustschuk; the Russians
defeated the Turks. killed the Seras-
kir and 5000 men. and took an Inn
mcnse number OF prisoners.
a1e13-Wllliam Burrows. a gallant naval
officer OF the United States. killed
In the action between the Enterprise,
U. S. N. and the British ship Boxer.
1s14-British. under General Provost. take
Pittsburgh.
1s2s--The Paris Geographical Society Of
fered gold medal for the best dis
ser,ation on American antiquities.
1s54-Jerome Bonnparte, formerly OF the
United States army. was made
lieutenant Of French dragons,
1e64-Sherman, having taken Atlanta,
had pushed his campaign twenty
seven miles to the southwark, in pur-
suit OF General Hood.
1ses-Meeting OF the international Con-
vention OF WorltIngmen OF Europe.
1t discussed the dmlnut!on Of. the
hours. Of labor. OF education. estab-
lishment OF credit and cooperative
societies. strikes. etc
1s7o-Fran co.. Prusalan War; vigorous
work on the defenses OF Paris Prus-
SLAMS march toward Parts.
1s74-Shanghai dispatches report the
settlement OF the controversy netwee"
France and Japan over Formosa.
1eo4-st. Petersburg full OF Widest ~
mors that Kuropatkn Is captured.
his army destroyed and Fort Artnur
fallen; no official news from lIott
since the 9Th; progress OF rctFe ga ~
Mukden Is unknown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
AZ to Nepotisn.

list. VIII you please publish me ia =
r. prevent nepntism In tho selection :. OF
teachers for the public schools OF VIZ
: I'd. what is Superintendent sout - a
penola, Caroline county Va.
1st Section 1865 OF tho Code says;
provided also that no district school
board shall employ or pay any teacher
from the public funds II said teacher Is
the brother, sister. wife, son or da al yer
OF any member OF said board Any mem n
Der OF any district board who shall v'o-
late any Of these provisions shall be per-
sonally responsible to such teacher Tor
his salary
I'd. Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Deeds Of Trust,

Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
sIr,--'A" has a farm or properly ~
Virginia and t'B'n buys It on time LOT
i've s. equal payments. secured by deed Of
trust and notes Would be compelled
10 renew tho notes or deed Of ' sr,st n ~
dccd Of trust good (previded b pays
interest annually before renewal OF dee % I
'''' WISCONSIN,.
Notes glyon under those conditions arc
evidences OF debt. The deed OF trust is
TO secure the debt. II tho debt is not
paid at maturity. the deed OF trust must must
settle, and Its only way to settle IS
10 let the farm 80 under the auttion'
eer.s hammer. A renewal OF the note
is entirely In the discretion Of tho holder.
II he chooses to allow renewal, all right;
IL not the business must be closed UP
with cash payment or the salo OF The
property,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

Judge 1ewiss statement is striking. , But
a 1t isn't true, tho,igh we do not charge Ea go
Ethnt he would Intentionally make a MIS-
statement regarding this OF ahS other
subject. rhe truth Of the matter is. Col
onel Morton Marye, the Auditor OF PUP
lie Accounts, knows to within H. penny
the exact amount taken by sncpher ..
rhe charlottesville Progress thinks Mr. Mr.
swanson viii have 10 get utter jude
Lewis we have no doubt the D zen ~
nominee viii do 90 in due tir'eg 13u ~
we do not believe Judge Lewis VII VII
continue to make the statement W. w.
have quoted, once his attention Ion IS VI
rect ed to lis .innccuracy.l- n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Hard On Volunteer Officers.

A board Of otticers appointed by the
Secretary Of War to ascertain how many
OF The commissioned men of State vol
un,eers arc competent TO serve as Of
1icers in the regular army In case OF
necessity has reported that II has found
only eighteen men thus qualified The
report 50 far as We know, does not give
the names OF those who are nj 10 bear
commissions IN the United States army,
but lest there be m!sapprehension on the
part OF some 1t is well to say tina, the
entire eighteen are hardly officers OF The
Virginia volunteers.
we do not know the means taken Il
ascertain With accuracy the fitness o.
volunteers for commissions in the regu
J. lar army, We cannot see that there car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

/ he my method Sof sascertnininE. this fact
with anything like even approximate cor r.
rectness save through an examination.
All volunteer officers jiaye to be exa,,1'
ined FOR commissions In the State set-
vice. Possibly tho War DEPARTMENT
sboard had arcess ID the rcsults OF these csc.
examinations.
But even these wo,,ld not, DO contcln cl
stve. Members Of the police force IN
some cities are selected from those VINO
stand an examination conducted under
x civil service rules. 1t has never Boon
demonstrated that there is any direct
connection between the amount OF IN
formation all applicant has Regarding the
( fora and fn,ina Of Tliibet, or the physii-
cal characteristics OF Uranus, and his
fitness to wear n bite coat and WELD q
billy. An officer Of State national
guard may be utterly Unable to advance
his company or regiment Ell cctelon, or
to recognize tho movement when Ne
saw it. and still have In him the stuff
that would make an officer who would
distinguish himself In battle. General
Nelson A. Miles never saw West Point,
save as a visitor. and Lieutenant General
Chnffee, chief OF the general staff, and
the head Of the army under the Presi-
dent, entered tho service US a. private sol ,-
dler.
@ a military education is most dcsira BILE 2.
In the case of an army officer but ir ne
has not grit. and the faculty OF making
his soldiers try to do the thing hc wants
them to do. his school training Will not
supply the lack OF them. Let net those
volunteer officers who failed to get OIL.
the War Departments list Of eighteen be
discouraged. It has not been demonstrat-
ed that they would be unfit to wear
shouldcr-straps In case ofwar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
LOOMS is Going.

The latest news regarding Francis Is
LOOMS Is oyon better than that which
came first. He is to leave the State De
partment, where he has held the position
Of first assistant secretary since early
in 1903, but he will not be appointed 70
"a diplomatic post abroad, as wns stated
In earlier reports. He Will retire TO pri-
vatc life, absolutely unrcgretted SO f1r
as anybody can learn. There has been
more or less friction In the State De-
nartment ever since Mr., Loomis had
responsible position In It. II was cur
rently reported a year ago or less. that
this friction had become so acute that
Secretary Hay was on the point OF re-
signing because of it, The trip abroad
which Secretary Hay took last spring was
said to have been the result OF bad oloou
between I-bomss and ftmsslt. wnlca
had caused somewhat strained relations
between the President and MS Secre-
tary of State. It was charged that
Ioomis conducted the negotiations and
drafted the treaty with the republic OF
santo Domingo which the Senate re-
fused to ratify last spring. 1t mas oeeh
stated further that 1t was IN the lace
If he most outspoken opposition on 'ne
n.r, ~ Secretary Hay that the President
attempted to secure the ralihcaHoh u
this treaty. Secretary Hay was peleVea
to be opposed to any American interSen-
| ton in the affairs of the Donln,can re-
| nuh,ic. while Mr.. LOOMS wished this
| country 10 undertake TO compel Sanlo
Domingo and all the other republics to
| tho South OF us to pay debts due Euro
| pean citizens.
| The connection of Looms with alleged
scandals In Venezuela during his term
| as minister to that country appears
| not 10 have been established 10 the sat
| isfaction Of the President and OF Sec
reary Taft, who investigated the charges
made by Minister Bowen. Mr.. Bowen
was dismissed from The diplomatic ser
| vice. and Mr. Loomis Was sent abroad 70
REPRESENT the state Department at the
ceremonies in Paris and Che'burg IN
connection with the removal OF the re-
mains of John Paul Jones' from Frenc'
| F. 9 H . > .
| soil He has not had an active part In
state department affairs since Lllhu ROOF
was appointed TO succeed John hay.
II was generally predicted when the
| President dismissed Bowen that me DAY
of LOOMS in the department wee num-
bcred, He is not the kind OF
man the President likes TO have
around, and while he did not dismiss nm
| from his post. neither did he acqult mn
! az Bowens charges as fully us tE'
friends of Looms desired. So the retire
mont of the latter will not cause sur
prsc among those familiar with all IN:
| facts. Nor will there be regret on tllt
pari Of the great mass Of the American
peoplc who want to see the government
| service, at home and abroad, kept absc
lutcly beyond suspicion of being usto
by officials for selfish ends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Dog With Scratches.

~ sir-Would thank you'll you VIII t ,e.
us how to cure the scratches on our ,rri Nr,
lie pet dog, which Is %n a,d rhese red
about six or eight months , on - atate in
vo,,r valuable query column Of sunday
issue, and greatly oblge us. ,,.r.py
Richmond. Va.
Turpentinc two ounces; oil OF 'as' o ~,
ounce; carbollc acid, one drachmi SUI
phur, three tablespoonfuls; fish oil. one '
mint. MIX thoroughly and apply every
other day rubbing In we'll Was a'es'
with tar soap on day medicine Is not ':'' ~
piled. Also give ten drops OF ROVER we 4:
solution Of arsenic twice day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
The 3. & o. Road.
Editor Times Dispatch III,

Editor Times Dispatch ...n 49,,
sir.-To settle q dispute wv yo o,
Your your valauble paper which Of tho Nv two
branches OF the baltimore and ono
Railway ia the oldest. The one leaoins
from Harpcr's Ferry to cumberla no,
Nd. or the one running from Harpers
Ferry to winchester. Va? r. =.
shephcrdstown. w. Va, 1905.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 1larpers
Ferry to Cumberland. opened Move m mn
s 1s42. Baltimore and Ohio IA 'lroa o.
Hnrper's Ferry to Winchester, opened
in 1886. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
As Newsy AS Amy,

The Mondays Issue OF The Times
Dispatch greeted the public September
4th, and is as familiar looking and new
ny as the issue Of the other days OF
the week, This Issue has been sent ous
to meet the public demand to MI ING
long gap between Sunday and Tuesday
morning, This shows that the company
is not only enterprisIng but anxious -
meet the wants OF the public. So from
now OH we are to have an issue e'tsll
days Of the week of The Tines Dispas3 !ccl'
-Fredericksburg Star,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Virginia Hunters.

Editor Times. Dlspa tofi il4 II i Rs
3 sir,--Pcnso publish III your Query
Column OF Weekly Times Dlspatch inc
name and address Of the president OF
tho ''Hunting club OF Virginia.
Obllge a SUBSCRIBER = =.
Polk Milior ID the president OF inc We 8
Einia. Field Sports Association anl''
Charles B. Cooke is the president. OF INC
Virginia Fields Trial Association. both
live In Richmond. There Is no "Huntn lg
club 81 Virginia that We know OF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Southern Finances.

Fifty-one banks have been established
In Virginia since March. 1900. Their as-
rregate capital is s2,576,o0o. Th'rty-one
OF them have less than $4,000 capital each
while twenty have more than that SUM-
The aggregate Of the capital of thlrty-ont
mentioned Is $4,000, while that OF those
with more than $4,000 capita each IS
81, 7Goo 900, North Carolina in the period In
dicated established q banks; West Nlr-
ginia, 40; Georgia, 80; Alabama. -;
louisiana, %; Tennessee. 20; Kentucky.
So and Texas, go. The Lone Star State
established more banks than any In
the Union In the period mentioned They
represented sl2.4So000.
Money is easy In the South. There
is a de,tand for capital to develop the
resources Of this section, and experience
has nbundanty shown that money adj
vanced on Southern industrial enter.
prises is safe Where there have beer
losses in such cases the disasters have
been duo to had management rather thar
10 lack of merit In the investment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Same Old Question.

Editor Times Dispatch:
sir,-Four Of five years ago ! SUP,
scribed for the Richmond Dlspatch ana
Farm and Homo Just ns do now 70 m :
rIrnn.-Di,patch and Farm Life. The
Tar,,, and Homo has been coming ever
a,nco ut,tll o short time ago. Can the ne
n,,hllshers collect the price OF the paper
from nor Please answer through query
columns. and oblise ,,,,nrr,,1prp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Horse Eczema.

Editor OF The Tmes-D Dispatch:
sir,-Iolease tell me what Is good for a
horse or mule that breaks out In sores
on its less every summer In the months
OF July and August, and also the cause
OF it. and oblige
This is form OF eczema. induced by
irnpurIty In animals systems or blood,
and aggravated by biting OF files and
by perspiration on legs.
4 Dissolve one tablespoonful creolin In
gallon 1 Of, warm water and scrub legs
thoroughly with stiff brush using cas-
tile soap, Afterwards apply the following,
rubbing In we'll; sulphate OF zinc, six
drachms acetate or sugar Of lead. one
ounce; carboie acid, one-half ounce;
water. one quart. Repeat this once daily,
Give teaspoonful of sulphur and table
spoonful OF Fowler's solution Of arsenic
in food two or three times a day. Avoid
heating diet, corn, for instance. as much
as possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
MINIATURE ALMANAC,
[fHYnESi!ia'si T00EYl
Truckrnen / Have Heard Il.

Truckmen l Have Heard Of.
hate the country's slothful pleasures,
It's brooding peace and rustic Joys: n X
Give me the cltys l!velier measures
Give me the crowds and lights and
noise!
+. + love the hum and buzz and hustle,
\ And all the roar would not stem
All put those thund'rlng trucks that
hustle
Adown my street at Is A. NJ.
Thump. thump. thump!
II h: ain't tho biggest gump!--
He' 8 banging nll the highest places, also
all the low: A.
Trump. jump. bump!
Will you listen 10 the chump?
II he should wake a ctyful, would ho
tbc greved7 Oh, no!
The city Is" not famed for quiet
We might prefer 1t II Il was
It's thought to have the whlrr and riot
Or busy strife. and so II does,
! love That rulnpus though its wearing.
And most OF all, believe that I've
Been sfnitten with those truckmen tear ring
Adown my block at four or five. f"a
Jolt, Jolt Jolt! III
Amt he hitting crery cobbIestone that
comes within his sight?
WIN you ylsten to the dolt,
Hns the mick the right 10 wake me in the
middle Of the night2 H. s. H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
RIGHTS Of School Trustee.

Editor Of The naes-Disratch;
sir,--Has a school trustee the rlgnt %
vote and nut in as teachers two OF i a. ;
niecos in the public schools OF his county
I contend he has not, others tnat no mas
He u i'N' "PATRDN.'
,rba ,nswer to m" in this column
gives the language Of the law' N''ees
are not prohibited,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Rooseyelt's Only Defeat,

Edilor OF The Tlmes,D1sPatoH: .-
vdn kindly, state in your journal whether
an an President, Theodore Roosevelt, was
ave aver a candidate for the mayoralty o.
tha CITY OF New York, My impression IS
H. Vas about twenty years ago. When
here wers three candidates., Tho late
Abraham Hewett being elected, ana NJ
Roosevelt had the la%esu ,, nuh'pef v No'es
- ~ "coRREcT."
Richmond. 1905.
Mr., Roosevelt was q Republican cano'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Christian Advocate.

Editor Times Dispatch:
Slr,-Please inform ME through your!
query columns the address OF the CHRIS
ian Advocate. 46 l.. a. NJ
Which one? Tho one which Is the
organ of Virginia Methodlat Episcopal
Conference Is printed In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Director Of Medical Board,

Editor Times Dlspatch'
Slr,-Wil please give mo tho name
and address Of one Of tho directors or
The state Medical Board through your
paper7 q euI'eos'pr' .
nawley w. Martin. NJ. D., president,
5Lynchhurg, Va, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Bull Bats and Martins.
10 Remove Freckles.

Editor Ti,nes Dispatch.
A slr.--yn yolr next Sundays paper
please give mo I, receipt for ret,io,viiK
lnjurylng tho skin Obligo q
- ~ ~. a. SUBSCRIBER.
Battle yotr face and hands In butter
milk at night, allowing II to dry OF, the the
skin. Cucumber cream Is also good and
harmless
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

After all, 1t was not necessary forth! for, the
peace treaty to provide for the Limitation
OF the Russian navy, Togo having already
provided for that.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

stlll, Russla has not lntin1ated that she
would object to any Japanese exclusion
act we might care to pass. or any little little
thing like that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

Steel centres report blllets as being IN
brisk demand. gwen though you Wouldn't
know billet II you met it In the road
you'll probably know enough TO tell u
from billet doux. ..sd, irt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

Possibly the Mikado waived Indemnity
because Of his knowledge that Russia
had not the cash to pay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

II Venezuela got those guns on credit
we would be pleased to have the name name
and address of the good thing who sup
piled them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

The September mosquito Is IN evidences '''''c
with It's usual vigor, but not altogether
with its customary force.
To his satisfaction or not. MY cortel-
YOU is about the most berumored man
in America
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
81 New york ii

date Tor tho tnhyoralty Of New York In
1880 ana was defeated. 81 M
4acisle s.A-.s.A
Bull Bats and Martins.
lJdtor times Dispatch;
sir,--1s 3it unlawful to kill bull. bats
.ieather.wlhged bats and tiartIna7
& s,3s A SUBSCRIBED
LyichbnrE, Va, 1906 5l#5
There IL nothing IN tile Code forbid.
ding the shooting Of bats OF either va.
rlcty. the shooting Of martins is for.
blddcf. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

1t vas thought by many that Jerome
could win the New York mayoralty con-
test at walk, but now he has even re- o.
fused to run.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Judge Lewis Was Inaccurate.

Judge Lewis Is making some rather
careless statements concerning cond,-
tions in the state government. In HE
speech at Harrisonburs Saturday he at
tackled the method OF bookkeeping IN
use In the office of The Auditor Of Pub
lie Accounts. and suid It WAS inpos
sible to tell within ten thousand dollars
the exact amount stolen by J. II, shcp-
herd. tho clerk who was convicted o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

Pity that Yonkers. n. Y, boy who mas
been asleep for three months should have
been caught mapping during the vaca-
ton season. r;;tt i.S.,,ts.;;ts NI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

Minors Institute Is a good one, You
can get 1t OF any book detller.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

The split between Goochland and "old
Flu has not yet produced an eareh-
quake, but the campaign is still young.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

what is the matter with Franklin
county anyhow: Ii is showing up with
more than the usual average OF homi-
cldes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
Certainly not
Minors Institute.

Editor of The Times Dispatch:
,s,r,-Please give mo In, next Sundays
issue the name OF the best book to ald
one an writing contracts, wills, deco,
deeds OF trust and other legal papers, ana
very much oblge - - ,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

The Times Dispatch Ia In receipt OF n
somewhat pathetic communication from
Hcnrico county friend, who suggests
"pestorus foctldus," as the scientific
designation OF tho machine popularity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

Shelby M. Culon1 writes lengthy ar r
ticle for one OF tho reviews to show there tfef
is no great menace In Morlnonlsn1. Ho
Is probably explaining the vote he is go
Ing to cast to allow Reed slnoot to keep
his seat In tho Scnatc ta,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
NO Yellow Fever in Farmville.

Editor Times Dlspat ch: FL
7 Sir,-Will you please prnt'in your query
column whether there Is any yellow reVer
at Farmvillc, Va. or is the place GUAR
an''''e' 80 SUBSCRIBER,
Certainly not.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

This talk about DESTROYING Fiasarfal
Fails is nothing new !. bobs up every
row and then, bit the falls keep on
falling. 2;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

The introducing orators are mention
Ing Judge Lewis as "the next Governor
Of Virginia" with a cart load Of mental
reservation. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

Mr.. shaw wishes It understood thht me
rumor OF his approaching resignation lt
from the Cabinet ought always 10 De
yoked with the rumor Of his presidential lei t'
boom, A good many people show q d'spo.
.ltlon to forget tho latter rumor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06

This is not a !, good season for dove
shooting. but all { the same President
Roosevelt brought down the dove OF
peace.