The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-16

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puro lii heart. for they shall see Cod
Iie declared his belief that religion con
sisted more In kindness to and conaiucrn
ton for fc!low-nlen, more iii clarity fo
others a..d in personal 2lrity than II
dogma, ceremony OF creed.
That Is so,ind doctrine AVID should b,
prcuchcd every Sunday from every pull
pit In the land. iIr. Br.un Is a fine
preacher, and I. we have long had the
Impression that sooner or latef liz
would enter tho regular ministry.
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The Atlanta Constitution states a
proposition, and asks pointed question
as follows Tho business men OF tho
South IN every nvocation are voicing the
crying need Of foreign immigration and
labor. Why do not the law-i,,akers OF
the South hasten to respond to this OBJ
vious and rational demand7
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The New York "sun'' Is OF the opinion
that popular government has d'sap-
reared" Not III old Virginia, where we
are practically electing our United
states Senator by tho direct vote Of the
people.
Might DO a good plan to try 1t in sew
cral other states.--Brooklyn Standard
Union.
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A Russian orderly has just murdered
his vice admiral because the latter had
ordered him to tho front. This kind Of
thing does not seem to lis consistent with
the soundest military discipline, and we
don't caro- who hears us say So
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Having thoroughly recuperatcd himself
BY quiet month among bears, lions,
tigers. rhnos, etc, the President must
now handle the really dangerous animals
Of civilized life. In short, he may soon
\lave to face Mr. Cipriano Castro.
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Sin case scnility overtakes Togo and
Rojestvensky before the decisive fight
takes place, it is expected that each will
be pensoned by his homo government
because of his snappy work In keeping
clear ofithe other. 81
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If 1t Is not warm enough for you just
exercise yourself abusing tho Ice trust.
This is the proper season for it, as the
cold and dreary winter Is the time to
"cuss OUT the coal trust.
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I Those who honestly sympathized with
Nan Patterson in her troubles VIII feel
like Kicking themselves when they learn,
MS they will soon, that she is going to
write q large book
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Secretary Morton sSto leave the Cabi-
net next fall. The President will miss
Hon. Pauls arst-hnnd knowledge Of the
inner working Of special rates and secret
rebating.
France aftirms that it would have done
lust as much for her old friend Japan
any day in the week, and thereupon pro-
ceeds to put Indo-C China in condition
for war.
An Arkansas legislator, who, by the
way is also country editor, has been
sent to jail for selling his vote too low.
He got only a hundred dollars for it.
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Tho only survivor Of the war Of 1872
has just passed away. 1t is estimated
that less than one hundred only sur
yyors Of this war are now left.
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The Republicans are going to bring
out a labor candidate TO beat Mayor Nc
clellan. He will have to labor like forty
to do it. 5s 5
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t.lf T. an that
everybody in tho far East has sighted
the Russian fleet except Togo.
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The cyclones seem to be attending to
tho saloons that Carrie Nation left
standing.
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The French Indo- China waters seem to
be beneficial to Rojestvensky's many
ailments.
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Tho date for the Bowcn-Loomis mn
has not yet been made public.
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The Vets at Lees Funeral.
Editor of The Times-D ispatch: .
Slr-The Baltimore Sun, May oth, 2 =
giving its account Of General F!tzhugh
Lees funeral, says: ~,
"rhen came the veterans from the con snl
federnte Soldiers Home. headed by Col
-, ~ Ohio rlap III, Too feeble TO Walk