The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01

III: RICHM OND, VA, TUES.
trust. We referred TO 1t a few days
ago, and Quoted from III, ,,rqncstloned
authority ito prove tliat Mr.. Lamont and
not Mr.. N Cieveldhd MS generally st,p-51
posed, was the author of IT. When Mr.
Cleveland was first a candidate for the
presidency tho was then Governor Of New
Yorl)i Mr.. Lamont was his private sec
5retaty n and also Its political inai1ngcr.
He prepared a most excellent chtn pntgtl
document for Mr.f Cleveland, and utter
completing It he lacked II headline for 1T.
Mr.. Lamont was d trained newspaper
man, and knew the value Of fitting
headline. Like many another newspaper
min, he gave as much study to the head
line us to the article itself, and tho re- re-.
suit Of that study was Public Office ls
a Public TRUST tnnlont's headline has
become d political maxim worthy Of per-
petuul repetition. 5s III II s,a
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s.,Patrick was gcondemned to sit IN the
electric chair 1T Sing Sing over three
years ngoi butsJho Is still successfully
stnvng Off the ydnte Of execution. Mrs.
Rogers, the Vermont ilisband-ktller was
TO have NJ been hanged last 1Sebru-3
nry, but her taking off Is still IN the
future. Mrs. Edwards, wi.o slew her,
husband In 4 Pen nsylvana. was sentenced
to 60 To- the gallows last winter. but she
is still alive. Friday was the date set
for tho hanging OF 1Ioch IN Chicago, but
on tho threshold Of tho gallows.
he got b renrleve. These nrc specimen men,
cases. N Z /. ss2y
Thus walls the Hartford Times, and !
that journal wonders what lis' going to
DO the end offs this sort Of thing. From
observation we think we car, a answer, J y
BY and BY the people Up that way are
going to got tired Of tho laws delays Le'l
and take a. few cases intoitthcr* own
hands, Lynch law is bad Ind demoralilzz-
Ing. but when the organized law rams rams
| Il
fishing criminals Judge Lynch IS sure
TO DO heard from, for there nre no technl-
calities ana no delays in his court
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A Georgia senator has received q de-
coration, from, tho sultnnaof Turkey. ac-
ccrdIng to which he is now ~ Grand
Gordon of Chetacnb. !" It Is lucky that
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they have no sscna torlnl N primary In
Georgia which would require the Grand
Gordon" to explain to hegcommon peo-
pie what n,canoth this Confinement"
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The Hon. Paul Morton did not leave tho
service Of his government for '.'mere
Elucre.'' but, ali b the same even4at the
reduced qratelt his Equitable salary is
Just ten tlmes as much as that 3 Of ( g
. Secretary Of the Navy. WINK II 81 :s q
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The bachelor paragraphlst of the At
lanta Journal +, has discovered that "a
girl in townlsis worth. two at the SUM
ner resort and the question arises, how
did he find It, out.
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