The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18


be prohibited when the skatlng. 4 known
to he dangerous. Tho dread ft,l lessor, q
Monday night s accident should never BE y
forgotten. 33a3 INA IL
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Port Arthur. SS5,85f5
III "a Many persons have dotlbtle awon-
sdercd why Port Arthur a Chinese posr-i
session, should be So named. 3 Tho , ex- !;
PLANTATION Is given Il, q book entitled Les ION
tic, Coasts OF cathay and Clpango Forty
Years Ago, liam Blakenoy -. y:
In thlg book 3It Is stated that Port Arthur
va named for Lieutenant liam Ar
thur, command Ter Of II. NJ. h s. All erlno,
which was the first man f-WarS to enter
this harbor Oh June 80, 1890. The author tho
OF the abovc-narned book was OF, coast
surveying SERVED 5on that. coast. S.,I5aS
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rhe& Information from Cleveland, 3@ o.,
given OUT through The American last
week concerning tho probable rcorsnnl-j
zation8 of$thog company, ~ lllch urdo took
the construction Of an electric line con-
meeting this city with Washington. Will
,be received here with great Interest. $I !.
is Indicated In the report, that there will
5beE a transfer to q Il ew capitalistlc syn
dictate, but that tho new rgnnlza ton Will,
like8the original one. he sustained almost
entirely by Western capital. Bal timorei
American. # ~ j
Ss1t Is strange that such a line was not
built long ago. # It IS true that here are
two steam lines between Baltiruore and
Washing toll, There sara two steam lines
botween Richmond and Petersburss but
the electric Inc does a fine business. An
electric Slines,ra kes traffic Tor itsel and fll
every; new settle along the route becomes
4 permanent patron. n We II should think
that an electric road between B altiinore
and WASHING ton would be a money
make q
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If Colonel Harvey says that tho American
newspape should he like the American
gentleman. Does. that mean the American
newspaper should Il swear Y every time II
feels like It ?--Blr ningh ham q ge-Herald ]
Now, honest: D oes the American gentle
man really do tlat, or, to put Il different
II: Does the real American h gentleman
do anything like that? Sj$
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Senator Clark has rushed into print to
donounce Tom Lawson and his rrerzied
Finance."a The proprietor OF F,verybody's
magazine winkcd his other eye when he
read Nj. Clark and / thought OF the EN-
larged sales for his February number
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and Bryan getting so close together? II
we remember Alright, Mi. Bryan once llad
something to say about the great depth
OF tho chasm that separated him from
some other good folks. Has tie chaslti'
"swunk, or what? 55 ~ ga u gs
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$$i Tho New York man who stole I'm auto.
mobile and then wrote the late ownergfori
Instructions as to how tosrun the thing
has the nerve Il OF d q Tom Lawson and
missed his calling when he went beyond
the domain Of frenzied finance. y5iI3
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Kentuckians are now talking about
erecting n monument to the memory Il
the author OF my Old Kentucky Home
who has been dead forty-one years, and
never lived In Kentucky when he did
live. Ho was q Pennsylvamian. IA s
SI4 RESPONSIVENESS S AZ
Sir Thomas I1ipton has mot yet given
up his search fort man who can build
q cup-lifting yacht OF sufficient capacity
to cart that silver service front the Amer
lean shores. The faith aud energy OF Sir
Thomas are simply admirable. NJ
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Just think Of It: What n drawing com
bination Nan Pattersoi,,t Mrs. Chadwick
and Mrs. b. Duke would mako "a { MI
three could be arranged on tho snme
stage at one and the same time.
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Mrs, Brodio Duke, whether she kno M It
or not is casting a shadow over tho
fierce notoriety light that Mrs. Chadwick
has been throwing on tho canvas FOR
some weeks past. u n B VI.
The laps arc hot the folks to rost on
their llonors while more seem to be rlpe
for gathering, They are already reaching
ont to give Nuropatkln few Port Arthur
jolts, i II 3 4
ti5ft Observation-Disclosures III slifS
Few military experts Will believe that
story called from Port Arthur that the
fortress could have held out Indefinitely,
and that stoessel had no business sur-
rendering,
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The goosebone las gotten III Its work
and now NO may look for better wea Their
i,
Anyhow, ereither Of the Governors ar
Colorado has appointed any tln'soldier
coloncls. Fl
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