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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
SURPRISE M MARRIAGE.
Surg on David W. Harmon WEEDS
Miss Vertie M. Irvine.
IN fs;necie1 "a Tho TImes-D ispatch4) ~

---.9( Especial 10 Tho Tlmes- DIBPatth.1
& AIiLOTT11SVILLI2, v Al, March 2o.--
DIR. Daniel wv. Harmon, of NASHVILLE, g
ment Of the University of Virginia, nov,
d surgeon InSthe United States army, and
Miss Vertle NJ. Irvine We're nelrri,e,d d,,a ny :
Of the brides mother, Mrs G. w, Irvine,
at the University Of Virginia, DR.. George
IL Petrie, pastor Of tho Presbyterian
There We're no attendants. Tho we'd.
ding was a surprise to the friends OF
both parties, While It was known that
the young people were gagged their we'd
mer. The event was hastened by the
uncertainty Of the movements Of the
young surgeon, Or. and Mrs. Iiarm ION
groom's parents, Later this month they
Viii 20 to New Orleans, where they
viii sail for Cristobnl, Panama. where
tho groom is at present stationed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
The Richmond Blues.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-I have received a private letter de-
scribing the great inaugural parade. which
says: n is$.s
"The Virginia troops made, n fine show
ing and the Richmond Blues ecrea ted roll
most a sensation by their splendid arch
ing and snowy uniforms. They attracted
more attention than the West Point ca
diets or the Annapolis midshipmen,!Itt
! thought the Governor of North Caro-
lima was the finest looking Governorj in
the procession, but my family wouldn't
have 1t that way, and said Governor
Montague was all right II he did have
red hair, This compliment to- Virginia
soldiers from an Impartial Judge Is a
Ylrginians. Err n
WILLIAM II. STEWART.
s Portsmouth, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
SERIOUS |: ACCIDENT 4 G. i
At SHEPPARD ! !
scaffold Collapses and Ten en-
Men Are
Hurt.
1snecial. e rh q ,Times-plspc,;ateh.,

Il NEIV.PORT$FNTIWS VA, March l0,-
scaffolding around the protected cruiser Ils
Charleston, In drydock No. = at tic ship
yard, collapsed this morning att o'clock.
ten workIncn3 TO the bottom
of@the BASIN. a distance of a besit tEllty
feet. Collins Jordan. a negro. was INJURED
ana half 4 dozen were painfully bruised
a white man named Wood had an arm
broken In two places, and was bruised !
about the body; another white man named
scott sustained injuries to his spine. and
the head. If VI 4 q .5;; IA Nj. n !. 5t
All OF the men were removed 81 g the
hospital to have their Injuries dressed.
Later Scott removed to his home s
The shipyard officials refused to DIS
icuss tho accident this afternoon, and Y
Is Impossible to ascertain the cause Of
the accident. The cruiser Charleston Is
ms the drydock having her hull cleaned,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Pollard,s Code.
TIC .1.it,,1s11isnaten.


Il Sr,--Several days ago saw in your pa per an
editorial article commencing Pollard's Annotated
Code OF Virginia and giving opinions highly
favorable to his work from number Of
prominent Virginia lawyers. Since thenrI have
seen an editorial articlc/in another Virginia
paper along tho Same line us yours. prefaced
received u copy Of tho Code from the West
Publishing Company of 81, Paul. It's pub
fishers.
i have heard II stated as probable that the
next State Legislature would adopt this work
rs the Code Of The State. and while agree
with the learned gentlemen whose opinions
you cite about the merits of Mr. Pollard's
work, I sincerely hope that this will not be
dono BY the Legislature. submit two reasons,
which, It seems to inc should be decisive OF the
matter
I'm the first place, our statute law Is in a.
very chaotic condition and should be tho.
roughly revised and harnonlzed before Il new
Code is Issued Our laws, have never been.
entirely conforIned to meet tho. requirements
Of the new Constitution In many Instances
new statutes have been enacted without re-
pealing the old ones which they were Intended
Z to supersede, Mr. Pollard, OF course, had no.
only give them as he found them. Tho re-
suit Is TINT great many statutes are found.
4 IN his book which might be omitted or i'm
4Po!lard's work Ills two large volumes,
making about 5000 pages In all occupied by
than 200 pages. This ] submit Is a decided
advantage in favor of the Code Of 1887. The
Nsouci ibbi sWH.s TeNlse'l JuuRcS fbuTKS,
Staples and Rieley. three OF the: most eminent.
Of tho Judges who have sat on Court Of
our Legislature should appoint a commission
OF three prominent judges or lawyers, and
through this commission reyiac our statute
law before new Code IL issued by tho.
state, y would suggest Mr.. Pollard as n mem
her OF the commission. and ~ the legislature
nude to the Code when II is Issued.
The second objection which would urge
against the adoption Of this work dmr'tble
gas II Is as the Code of the Stale, is the price.
1T was stated In the editorials above referred
TO. that the productions OF Pollard's Code cost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir-Tho Powhatan countyman ex-
presses the sentiments we'll of he peo-
pie in regard to the masses Of the peo--
ple having any showing with the e Mann
law, and i think the Legislature appoint-
ed only men who, favored the Mann NJ, M law
as judges. u will give YOU what happens
ed ut this iplnce last fall. Some dis
tiller came over here and got the consent
of the leading people Of this neighbor-
hood for him to run distillery in two
miles OF this place. 1t was impressed on
the dstiller IL they endorsed his petit
ton, he had ito run n clean still and
there was to be no drinking there II he
had any drinking at his still, he would
DO broken up st once So the business
people OF this. place endorsed him; the
people who pay the taxes IN the coun-
ty. Mr.. q. Is. Saunders came TO mo and
said: AZ W
~ have X endorsed that dlstillery peti-
ton, aud 81 want it,. for the railroad or
the express office collects $50 from the
people OF this county, Lunenburg, and 1nt
I3runswic le county express on Whlskey
from other points, which he wanted
stopped g$ Mr. Saunders Is no drinking
man, and did a business last year at this
place of ,s600OO. / in lumber Now when
our court come off and tho distlllers pc
tition to run the dstilleryl was brought
before, the judge with all It's .endorsa ton
1t was not noticed at all by I.1ud go Ba rks- IS.
dale as there We're three Or four, anti
saloon mon present who opposed IT.
Now, want % say that the parties
that endorsed the dlstillery pays $40 in
taxes where tile antl-saloon man gays
one. suppose there issone @anti-saloon
man In forty IN the voting people and
still we petty men have to walk under
thelr huge legs ana peep about Il they
want any whisky under the Mann Jaw,
L AZ N. s 81 s,5 lt@ II. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
THIEVES AT WORK.
Smoke Houses Rifled at Skip

Withholding ,cOplcs
m nht has bee az Afflicted with many rob
si,eries or attempted robberiss within the
past few months, Several smoke ho,N y,
and hennaries have a been s proken INTO
Il ,rh, young people had q very delightful
gathering at Mr. M. S. Thomas SatuT-
day night. Refreshments We're served.
Az old-fashioned sugar gar stew was tnuc''
XII. j. III. Jeffress has been confined to
Ills home by sickness, !, I, !. y. I,
NIT. u. Willis. after Spend1ng n,,feWS
d,ys with his family here, left for Flori-
REV. IT. II, Jones and family who have
heen spending some time With MR.. w, M.
Vim, have returned to Now~K en- 7 co an-
Graham Thomasson, spnEof Mr., Charles
for medical treatment.
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Greater Pittsburg.

All opposition 10 me Irealer i'ittspurs
plan has now disappeared. and Pittsburg
dnd Allegheny city will nov become one
tam, nha oa,,so,,d., a., \, 1,,,, ,ur, 2 !,
49,. 49, - ~ - - 2 ''''4
Allegheny VIII create municipality nav
ing population OF 45l.5l2, according to
tho ccnsus az 1904 On thar YEAR tho
~, -,
p opulatio'' " i4 is WAS '2i'oio' Al1e-
gheny, 1886 The consolidated city will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Deeds to Property.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
sir,--Will you please answer II, your
query column how long Is e \, Iced good to
a piece Of land IL not recorded? Can It
* be lawfully recorded after nine years, &c
the buyer hasn't paid taxes for four
years WEEKLY SUBsCsRlIl.BlElRF.s&&
a deed as between the parties TO ills
always binding, although It may never be
recorded. and 1t may be recorded, Il prop
Herly acknowledged, after my lapse Of
time. The recordatlon of a. deed does
not give 1T additional validity, but he
Trecordation is intended as notice to third
parties subsequently, dealing with the
.gsrantor; and the taxes due upon the Land
do not enter into the n,isst;Da#nf lts
Erccordaton. Should B fail to record his
deed he takes the risk OF losing his prop
erty by third parties not having notice OF 7,
Its existence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
TWO DROWNED.
Private Railroad From Raccoon
Ford to Winston.

FIsts5 .TJR j cIS si,tjItfi, VA March 20,-
Bloss Walden and ~ companlor,s az q M ~
ago. While dredging at the mouth of the
Rnppahannock River, In q pungy , hoat,
The men were dragged oyeTboard Wnlle
Their bodies We're not recovered.
Nj. u. a. Rhoades, an enter sing
business man of Raceoon Ford, CuPep,eer,
county, is making ARRANGEMENTS to build
n railroad from RaGcoon Ford 70 Wins
ton on the Southern Railway in the same
county, ss SO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

report a plan of action to another meet
Ing, TO be held hereafter.
THAT Is the hest movement we have
seen among the colored men of Virginia
for many day. All things considered,
the negro has done pretty well. In the
DAYS OF slavery the negro youth were well
arilled in lessons OF obedience, morals
and manners. and hence It was that
negro slaves were alnlabla and tractable
and did rot revolt when the war was on,
and whe,7 they might easily have banded
together against the women and children
of tho white race. twas their training,
But since the war comnaf atively rev
negro boys have had good moral training,
and many OF them have been brought.
lip without any training whatever They
have not been taughttthes great lesson OF
self-control They have been brought
up for the most part without restrain
Ing influences. save such ms the schools
and the laws have given Reared insthis
way, the surprise ~ that the negroes are
not worse.
The leaders among the colored race can
do no better than devise ways and means
OF training the negro youth In lessons
OF obedience, manners, morals and good
citizenship. The negro IS nor naturally
bnd; he is naturally amlahle and easily
influenced for good. If tbs negro youth
be trained as they should lie, ne bad
negro Will gradually disappear. and with
the disappearance OF the bad negro, the
negro problem will largely solve Itself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

". y Z Fl e y n. IA.
only $4,000 whilc the production of tho Code tl
of 1884, cost $4,000 This may Y, be so rrsr ne
people who want n Code as much az tho price
that they 70 pay for Hvd II The nslDrs
Company IL selling Pollard.s Code at slh e. g
volume whereas the Code Of 1851 sold Tor n
That the Gods OF 1857 cost 80 900 Is no reason
Why one gotten out BY the sat to
thnt experience and get 1t done cheaper TINS
tine Under the lazy the sas has % aSr.
Justices Of the peace and possibly other oft1-
ss5s With Of the Code shnSa eaes
OF these officers with copy OF Pollard 9 Code
at SIS q volume It would find nd n, that II had
II Is to DO hoped that the next Legislature
Wl' appoint. eonml tss sv s tsan
.bv tho Legislature rs a whole, and that as
quickly thereafter as may be consistent with
good work, tho State may Issue new CODE
y - u = IS sTICKLEY TUCKER,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

code Under which tho suits are brought
even though the prizes have been paid.
sthe companies tnust4ngaitl pay the money,
this Time to the county Of New York,
should the district attorney win the
suits"
NNhnt3a splendid advertisement that
will be OF the wares OF the American To-
bacco Company! BIS
-s..-..--44====ttss---=.------x-.-=-
After lapse OF moro than twenty
years, during which time she has never
spoken word above n whisper, a Brook
lyn woman has completely recovered The
use of her voice. and now speaks with
perfect lstlnotncss and freedom. Think
of n woman twenty years behind In talk.
and her talkabillty now IN good working
orderl She may not be able to mako it
UP, but she'll keep the apparatus busy.
=-=-@-===-@
Judge Parker, who was q candidate for
the presidency IS said to be- coming
money In the practice of law, having a
long list Of rich clients. It pays some.
times to be n candidate, even rsyou don't
get elected.
(,
Tho rain that we now have on hand Is
very good for the city folks who need
1T to lay much dust hut the Virginia
farmer. with his blowing behind hand
does not want any moro rain this month.
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rs Yesterday, two days after celebrating
his sixty-cighth birthday. your Uncle
Grover Cleveland started south on an
extended hunting expedition. And now
Dr. osler, what have ydu to say to that?
l=---------------=:=----.s}5 if
ALT is not true, as currently reported.
that the alarm OF fire in the ten hundred
Main Street block yesterday was caused
by red hot editorials In the sanctum
OF Editor Pitt, IL the Religious Herald.
:-------.-----------=----------G--- St
The scientists are still discovering spots
on the sun, but old Sol goes right on
shining, and in q way that promises old
Virginia Farmers splendid returns for
4 this years efforts. s
-------:------
&5 A London Judge hns recently decided
that $3.50 is enough for a man to pay for
his wifes Easter bonnet. Richmond
Judges VIII please get on TO the Engllsl
law as now declared. IS
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Up in Delaware they give a man ten.
lashes for stealing a fish. II he steals
several millions of dollars they try to.
elect him to the United States Senate.
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George AIDE has gone to Japan, and the
sNIikado IS watching him to seq that he
does not put up any of his fairy tales
on the ruler of the yellow Jackets.
=-=---.--s -.:-:--!..-.=--,.-.- 6#
Tho Southern ducks, deer and other
game had better hunt shelter. Your
Uncle Grover left Princeton last night
for his spring raid.
sbslf =----=-----= 81
tKuropatkin is making for la rbin, Il
says a belated dlspatch.The Gear amends
{ by saying st. Petersburg is his destina-t
ton. ii.
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The new commander of the Russian
armies In N1anchuria should be supplied
with q few flying machines I 53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
QUERIES AND
A.NS.W Frs
Evening Dress.

Editor Of The Tlmcs-Dispatch:
slr,-Please let me know Il "a Tuxedo
dress suit is the proper clothes for a
gentleman to wear when hemakes a so-
cial call on n young lady friend In tho
evening. j. ~. sNY.i#
a tuxedo is quite proper for an evening
cali.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Dick Lewis ii, Texas.

Dick Lewis, tho fast Richmond ball player
left yesterday afternoon for San Antonio. Tex,
where ic will play ball tho coming season,
Lewis Is nne of tho fastest ball players lch-l
monG ever turned out. and he Is expected to
show up well in tho fast Texan League. j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
The Tax Law.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
e sir-( y Are tho libraries Of clergymen
exempt from xation h IN Is AK 5 # ~
e. l}s! As Il receives a salary OF $1,000 d
year for local work. b receives tho
Same amount but his work necessltates
the expenditure Of Sis per year in rail-
road fare. What is tho difference in
taxable income? {i x TAXES N
Q.) we know OF no provision IN State
law excmpting clergymens library from
taxation.
C2) Il salary OF 81 900 is conditioned tl rt1
upon travelling to different points and
tho payment OF railroad fare necessary
to reach these points, then person receiv-
ing the salary Will mot begin to count
income until that expense is, deducted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
" " SUBSCRIBER.

A has remedy by warranting . for
the amount Of taxes paid by him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Back

Editor Of The Times Dispatch: VI
S5 Sir,-Pleaso answer in your query column,
If "A sells b apiece Of land 3 holds deed
eight years without recording 1t. A pays,
taxes on land; what steps can A tnko?
The land sold Joins a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

Washington Bureau. No. col tour,se.t -
street. Northwest Corner Penns '' " N "a
Avenue.
3 Manchester Bureaus: Carriers Drus o te -
No. 1902 Hull Street.
petersburg Headquarters: J. Beverley Ia ian,
rison's, No 100 North Sycamore street &c
The DAILY TIMES DIsPATcH Is SOLO
y at 2 cents n copy.
The SUNDAY TIMES DIsPATCH - IS
sold at 5 cents a copy.
The DAILY TIMES-D1sPATCa, lncluu-
Ing Sunday, in Richmond and Ma''cne %
ter. BY carrier, 13 cents per week or on
cents per month.
THE TIMES. DISPATCH, Rlchn'ond' va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
The License Law.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch: ig
Slr,-Will you please answer in your
Query Column the following questions2
d) Does the law require a man to take
out license to go through the country
from house to house buying poultry and
eggs IL he ships to q commission n,er;
chant to sell for him
Il (2) II a license Is required in the case,
what does 1t cost and where could 1t be
obtained? 57E a. M. g. L
h No license is required Of you to do what
you describe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

Up in Delaware they give a man ten
5lashes for stealing a fish. II he steals
several millions of dollars they try to
elect him to the United States Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Work in the Philippines.


Editor OF The Times-D Dispatch:
s-SIr,-Please tell me what position a
young lady with good English cduca-,
ton. could secure to lessen her expenses
to the Philippines?
Also what employment could she find on
arriving there? i5S
6. d IS 4 sss UsTICus.
Our Washington correspondent repllcs:,
So far as known there Is no work
Of any kind which a young woman Gould
do en- routeto the Philippines Tho OPEN
ings for women In Manila and other
towns of tho archipelago are so few
as to scarcely exist at all. Men, who
have gonc to the Islands from this coun-
try hoping to secure employment as
clerks, statesmen, etc,
have found few opportunities for work,
The government has given places to a
considerable number of young men and.
women as teachers In the public schools,
In tho philippines, but there arc 10
places OF this kind available at present.
Wants an odd Poem.
Editor of Tho Times-D ispatch:
81 Sir,--I have 5but q fragment Of q poem
a poetic quotation. 4 am at fault as to
authorship and cannot even recall the
exact idea wanted. Please give 1t mo in
SThe Times-Dispatch. Something like
this
a Isles--where lift their fronded palms as
{ only know I cannot go.
Beyond IIsilove and care.
Mr.. j. p, Kennedy, state Librarian
says: "a
eve have examined every ference.
book In this library in our efforts to-
locate the quotation noted In tho re-
quest enclosed, hut are unable 70 find II.
Bartlett and others make no mention Of
1T. i am inclined to think the person
making the inquiry is possibly mistaken
IN the wording, since numerous. Tons
are made to other poems containing all
the words IN tho query. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Deed

Editor Of The Times Dispatch: s,
Sir,--If a person signs a8deed without
acknowledgment before a Justice OF peace,
but Mt some future tiino he tells tho
justice OF peace that he did sign his name
to the deed, would 1t be legal for the
justice Of peace to take MI acknowledge
.n1ent Of same}in the absence Of the par
ty who signed 1t?
SUBSCRIBER
Telling the justice that he signed the
deed constitutes an acknowled gment, 4
is not necessary that he sign IN "a he
presence OF tho justice nor is 1t ncccs-
sary that the Justice Sign the certificate
Of acknowledged in the, presence Of
tho person who signs the deed. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

.tKuropatkin is making for 1Ia i; i, 4
says a belated dlspatch.The Gear amends
by saying st. Petersburg is his destina-;
ton. ii.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

lit is not true, as currently reported.
that the alarm OF IRE in the ten hundred
Main Street block yesterday was caused
by red hot editorials In the sanctum
OF Editor Pitt, df the Religious Herald.
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55 a London judge hns recently decided
that $3.50 is enough for a man to pay for
his wife's Easter bonnet. Richmond
Judges will please get on to the English
law as now declared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

The new commander of the Russian
armies in N1anchuria should be supplied
with a few flying machines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

The scientists are still discovering spots
on the sun, but old Sol goes right on
shining, and in q way that promises old
Virginia farmers splendid returns for
this years efforts 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

rho rain that we now have on hand is
very good for the city folks. who need
1T to lay much dust, but the Virginia
farmer with his blowing behind hand,
does not want any moro rain this month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Donsts forlsthe Writer.

Forksville, ~ .r.s1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

All Unsigned Communications will be
discarded j, ia
Rejected Communications Will not ne
returned unless accompanied by stamps ta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Operation Of the Mann Law.

! u 800 sTICKLEY TUCKER,
Amherst, VA, March 10, 1905 VIA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

Yesterday. two days after celebrating
his slxty-eightl, birthday. your Uncle
Grover Cleveland started south on an
extended hunting expedition. And now
Dr.. osler, what have ytu to say to that?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

George AIDE has gone to Japan, and the
NIikado is watching him to SEQ that he
does not put up any of his fairy tales
on the ruler of the yellow Jackets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21


H Tho Southern DUCKS deer; and other,
game had better hunt shelter. Your
Uncle Grover left Princeton last night
for his spring raid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

Judge Parker, who was candidate for
the presidency, IS said to be coming
money III the practice of law, having a
long list OF rich clients. It pays some.
times to be a candidate, even ars you don't
get elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22
mr.. POST ATTACKS THE CLOSED SHOP.

Atlanta. Ga, May I.-Among the prominent
speakers before the National Manufacturers Asso-
citation. which has Just closed its annual meeting
here was . n Post. OF Battle Creek. Mich. who
made severe arragnment OF the closed shop. He
said. among other things;
We owe the public a duty from which we cannot
shrink We stand a solid wall OF might TO
insure to every his right 10 work and earn a
living for himself and family, free from tyranny
and oppression from any society trust either OF
capital or labor. and also to ourselves. our
employees. the public and our government. that
the industries OF this nation be continued in steady
operation, without let hudrance, to the end that
such prosperity comes 10 America be conserved
nourished and cultivated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-22

Government bond quotations compare as follows
with those Of week ago: