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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
SAYS.IPAR|KER. WAS
TRUST CANDIDATE / \: ! ID
Baker, 81 New .ork, Asg5 ;aill On On
Rampage, Dcnollnccs Dem
ocrats 81 Sol1th.
.CBv i ssociatcl press, 4.

AVA sHINGTON.F February The post;
office "a pproprla lion bill was still under l
consideration when the House ad josrr ne y
to-day Thcro-swas renewal OF & yc ste
days discussion over special mail fnci 'li
ties on trunk lines. the pro vision t, tlnal1Y
being retained In the bill 81. "
4 Mill sensation was created by MI MI
Baker, OF New York, who said TINT Int the tn
voting Of mail subsidies was the way1fo
Xiii tho Democratic party. Mr., Baker k
denounced certain members Sof his party part
for having foisted Judge Parker upon
them as the candidate for President lent, say say!
ing that his candidacy had been in nit
ated and manipulate by monopolies.t Mr. MI
Baker said the Republican party party wal
showing to-day the sllrewdcesst. politics i
ever showed 3gsiss3 NJ .S57$ 353 Z II
ut Isl, he said, amid a storm Of Repnb'
lean applause, I; giving rope TO tho
Southern Democrats land they arc hane
ing themselves. 4 81
Mr.. Baker said thu t Thomas y, Rynr
went into the Southern States and tolt
tho Democrats that Bryan lad prevented
the Democratic party from winning fol
eight years, saying: Come with us ant
we will deliver the goods. ''3' Other mo
nopolists ofthe Democratic party sant
,hc same siren song and the Southern
Democrats listened /; and became Srespo'n
slbe for the results Of the last election
! ..Do you mcnn&to Idenouncc Judge Park
| er MS a monopolst q" asked Mr., l'qqu
North Carolina. 4 " Il.
l"I say responded Mr.. BAKER. thu
Judge Parkcr's candidacy WINS initinte'
and manipulated by monopOists,' So 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
General.

s *. Order restored in Russia with
os Poland report Of rNlease q Nj inrs
n,,r,Ses Of now administration acts; sIo u,
sfnE,s view OF 5reyoluu en- - 81 tuation N
Var sone not materially ehanget .,,se,,c
.,.l, ,iIs YIN, lhe nut n,a7lacies on Jeier-
Som Davis-- SESSION OF Congress: Balser.
Of New York says PARKER was lrust
canuidats; likelihesd of early agroeis =, I
"a tiol, trca ties; Adams argues tor
4 ,,.n;n,,inr-post for. wife-besaters In DtSiTlct
"fH tsolif, f,ls --C Charge of murder Will be
brought against Johann Hoch "a, m1 e, 6
y, y, Y < lii tt,,y geo reprievc--T hcdmo-
meter meter a degrees zero II, Montno'a-
10 stTiks Ion New York snh :, Sa y. ), !;
hoard minority 70 meeta,41n Mon n,.c u.r.
ai5Isuot. % Harvard, condemns football
Sporting news Of the. day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Cured Of Asthma
After as Years OF Sul1eFlHs'

D After DID Ac"is ~ 3t'NAt ~ fttfs' a
ii viii be gratifying 70 Asthma tle. sea 9
ers 10 learn that an apsol SOM snLu is
A',.hat the gemedY is IN stteess.as e'te "a
M bn doubysd after ae rllaal NJ N,lst stiirS
iiyno..y ii, mat Wan HislNsfl'
ssnit5as y y Who says SNF fstete ~.
sszs n i t;ss ~ 81 G; Il e
gs 4sed, bplEs. e Il 5tl'it &
4 q einco'F j can noW 50 to bed A,it sil,1
IA n night with perfect comfort, which :
~, nnt done before for tlilrty-fye yea rs
ma I thnnk you fopt the health that now
enjoy, hope That yos VII y 49,.
lp,tar. that others INA y lchli' ~ w "oiaT
Sold s by d druggists nj hQn,ana Sion
Sand "a. stamp To pr. n. sehit Emapn, BON
ssl, ST. Paul, Nina f0FSA tfes s''ap l'l's5
lpackag Sc, All a. n "a easS IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
NO STRIKE ON
NEW YORK SUBWAY
y AbsOcintei preas.)

(I3y Abspelhtth Ireas)
NEW YoRK, Feb, 2.ryrherc viii be no
strike on the lnierporongh Rapid Transit
Companies subway and elevated lines.
This decision was reached at a conference
to-day between Genetal Manager Iledlcy.
OF the lnterborough Company, aud repre-
scntatiyes Of the employees. AT tile con-
clusion of the conference II Vas ans
nounced that all demands ofthe men huG
been granted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
AS Nj. McCabe Sees IT,

81; ~ ~ Gordon MctnhG, Jr.. OF Petersburg.
ny, !, ent of the city council and q man OF
M,nii, Ical anu,busncss prominence stated yes
erday on being asked the noillsfsa si.ua-
t H., - mat willard Swanson and hlann ~
had followers in Ills section bnt y 1 !. Il
lard was apparently the genera
i ~. ,,Wlllard" said Mr., McC ape.
r1atninr friends every day md
md lis character are admired ny the pfop't'
MIN whom [ hove talked. sa.l8
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lily Associated press

y ODESSA RUSSIA. Feb. 2.--The9 asrI
lSailMn, OF Chief-of-fnlire Galovine, s.o
Was shot III The right shoulder ycsteE-
cay has been identincd AS Abraham Still
man, ar artisan for Berdlcheff Chief
GaloYine Is progressing satisfactorily
1Iyut The bullet has not been extracted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
DARLING REslGN'S;
WILL GET NEW JOB
lpv AssocInte d Ircss,)I

r ~ (I3y Assoclated I'rcss']
1yAsHIN GTON,$D. a.. Feb Charlns
w. Durllng Assistant Secretary sof ~, t l'
Navy, to-day rendered his resi- snation = o
The president. king that It take eHcG.
near the expiration ofS h!s - l9ur !, y,
farm or service, which exp res ip l)ecsn M
i hn, nos. The President stated IN ga let
ter' to Mir. Darling that " hen his sreslg q.
a inn took effect II was his pnTpGse, 9. I, 70
aa,pSpolnt him collector OF the port ~ t5''r-
ling t)rr vt, IN f4 tf9stS yg' I'M 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
'|N|U||.R|IDE:.R::||.Ci'.H|!||.A||I.|R|'|.G|:E
AGAINST A 0 ]
Coroner Says More han han. Nj: &
Ounces ST Poison We're lF 's;''l1f Y,
! iSin Womar's Body. 81
Associated Press,

cIlcA q 81 Feb. Indictment or ln 7l1r
der wilbc asked by Coroner one = OHM
against Johann Ilcchl tic alleged poisoflsif
or MANY wives. VI, =, J, !, !, !
m nov ma position 70 "a Y po ~ M,
II. on,,ul ming fluid Injected INTO tire
bodyot Marie ro[uner co. ioday.
Was a nnsttuent q any
Ola oa, Who attended, he woman before i wp
death iae, & tlat s,,o ers foumt
i;,'' the orEans. Ths c0Ionets Jury
Doubtless hold llsth 10 the StnmdII 3 hoii
lails oi Us 81 n dnyssttii vs ~
Mn y t,n ~ tha,wives 81 Hoch hnye quar-,
eicG Aver money alleged 10 have ionna OF
I f wel, arrested. The money IS CAM IN
I'd by Mrs. Fischer Hoch. Il, DessluSe 'ne
was tile last one he Z descr t 1i.l'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
POLICE FIRE ON MOB.
FIFTEEN BADL Y HURT
lsinperof's Picture Torn Amid
Shouts Of Vcngcancc--Thc
Strikes in Russia.
Emperor
.lny q ssoclntcl Press,

VIENNA, Feb. 2.--scrions disturbances
are reported at cracow. Tonight thou-
sands Of workmen gathered at the mon mon
aument Of the poet Wisziewicz, where
Deputy ioaszinski. the leader Of the Gal
ician soclnsts made speech dcnounc-
ing the Empecr Of Russia, whose por-
trait was torn amid shouts of vengeance.
n'he police pu, down the demonstrations.
Fifteen persons We're seriously wounded
and many were arrested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
fBy Associated Press.

BAToUM, CAUCAslA. Feb, 2.--lhe
strike which started here yesterday is
becoming general Large bodies OF msn
are crowding the streets, the duays ana
docks arc deserted nud the military are
liatroiling the3iown,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Broke Worlds Record.

t8 x, S$ (I3y lAssocntcd Press 1, a
PALM BTlAC CHI Feb y; sI7-l y y Ii's
lnteinntonal Mptor, Dnnt l1fa rhnlien,
Mi s soperated by Proctor smith male
II;,TI.o,meter IN one minute and iwen.y0ile
Seconds flat, and broke the wof'a Y tee'st =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
.sCRAR DID NOT
SPEAK FOR CHURCH !. ! | !: J ]
,;se II the schools. take care q ~
indians without money I,
Episcopal Bishops Charge
,nnllnnod from EFirGl Ilage2 A


NEW York, February s,---'t'he Z Eye,
3nintr Post to- az prints n statement from
mo right Rev. William Fl. Hare, Pro es. ).
1tnnt Episcopal missionary bishop s!fl +, Q.
south pakoia.{in which he cha rges ~, M.
the law prohibiting government avg =
sectarnn Indian schools has peeI,s s:xaue ~
ana that money has neen p 'lls ~.
the Catholic mission schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
ll;n lAnsnclntcd Ioress.,

LIBAl'. RUSSIA. Feb, 2.--rhe port
here have partially resumed
work. bnt the strike continues IN The
large factories The town Is quiet and
tile neMApapers Ne reonpenrinS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
aTohn wv. Sad1er.
(Speclai "a Tho TI,nes- DIsyntch. !

"a 3I Speclhl &c TFN9 TIlnfs-
II IVEIlAIlNGTON, VA. Feb. IN i. John
". sadler, I'll highly respect led ci tizeil8 %
EF'lnvhnnil county died. last, nigh & at.
the scventy-ronrthIyc year of Ills nsc. I1nl
had been In bad health for 4 year Or
more, and during thpSlnst few days Ind
grown decidedly wOrac Il II ;ti
E&t Mr.. II Sndlel. was n gallant Confederate
soldier and served With distinction. IIcSIs
survived by four sons and thrce#dnuglI-J
e.rsssna tor JoSep9 sa'ilsr ut PoTl,.
Va; Osborne and Eugene Sadler: sAIrs.f
James fB. Bell. Mrs. 7. r. Loving and
Miss Leta Stldler,H OF ITluYnnnn. 4'
81 He was n consistent member Of Lylc's
Baptist Church, from which place the
funeral vii ben t ! o'clock Friday.murn-l
Ing, after which intcrment Will be made
( Iii tho cemetery at this Mace N %
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The Senate.
(By Associated Press.)

tF,3II II3yI EAESOclltCU1 TTeSs'J l94 ~ u
.WASHINGTON,SIT February 2.--Tho Sen
}nte spent most ofSthe day In discussing
tho policy of distributing ordinary farm
and garden seeds 81 5 d X 81 Is. ssS .s
'rhc senator's participating in tho do
bate were Mesars. Proctor Lodge, Plat
Connecticut Spooner, Hunsbrough. Me-
Clmbcr. Teller, Patterson, Bailey, loettus,
Berry, Clay and Itatlnicr. The bill was
not completed, !S 2, #
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Virginia

JOIN ". ia f,er deaa A = rlnv savs Ms
1910 n59burnng b,lildn ,,n',
~, rem ertbers the needy az ra n
Nlrf.Ml.,d oiftre,l in Abemare FOR !, irea
conc clue tns speeches y DC ,l'9as
in'sha rlshburl VI trial az Roanokte S,,ias,
5onl hroil I1,caks out anew IN i.ou'In., :,
,, snarseS mnas a Ssiesn
,pai,t,at ths siSngton AleSandrn zAl's
ntn,,,it Vernon, Railway y. 40
,NoH I'm 4 Tase OF sai 81
eosinr III, peter snurg stiii u y !, NV
iioSisc damaged 81 rc---1orI VS. rs, = Ssl' VI
" I,., ,spsbure, 90 nc nbroad d A. ~. ~
g,,m,,,of hurt liz h; fall III
d ishas bpth legs. broken near r,,, OSna ,nI +
,sins1 Big Shenandoah plant Eas
n l,nrs,l land vehicle wfceoKct s.!'u
81 ! NAH badly8hurt at I, : il
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES man honoredseN, ese
n ,,s,,s some l1r u schools 70 s. -
M gt,nTolinS negroes charged viii 3su n.,t
ss free On small ovesm1r aSef t9ss
St.imentn inaugural narhd " y.
8rsndrrcn peanst mig, stratc VINO 5r r,aIt
si,:,Ilsr IN g6od government cont ST
/ t ties 4, Princess Anne 81 rowing hot.
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in5OvercOats.

Il TIL 8 w orst Of our, ba a weather
is veto come says ~ Mr. r. GRO u IL
II og-and the best 81 ,o UT We
coats at5bargain prices are Vet
to be sold. !. B !, J, :. :, ],
sOvercoats, Oxfords and % Ilts e'.ls
M etdsiiuln and extra S$ lo'tl!lg5
3lengt ls-at on y $2;44.7, 9 Y, !, . = = Y, !,
that Were SsS6.OO
ana $500 at only $t7.75.
Others reduced to S12'6O ana ana
1913. q. Il 3,8s
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suMMARYloFr.HE DAYS NEWS \ ]: !
R;cl1in,ot1d

tnteres,ins Sinee,ing % 4, e I, GH,lpn II,
,sn,,oSnry effected w,'fi
ninH,t hicfa,ahy s chairman; ,epf; 3d. =.
Inc artee,, pop 81 Viz
l,omll' tnfnMn Z, nm trre Of statement thai
ts. l. Ia NAY play the Than,ksE',g, ,,,
ssane jn thif elsy With ,, VI ~ w Fin Fin
nv, ~ s,irgests the whipping post ,,, Is
Nm'sh KY mans of relieving he oyer aver
crowisd lhSs ,iay 1n,s a t'H
ernor rtes that liz wll no" asn,s 50 far
,,rs, ne for s MANTH d Es
1lsf ia us Council has annual !, , cee
q EAGLES 70 81 ham case
,n f,n,,i asorpora ton Court to adjourn
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Known II, this city, where he had resides
for many years. w i.i5 .5 . Ii.
iregldcnce this afternoon at 20 CLOCK. FL
Mrs. 4 E. q M Organ.

4YA 90 -. ~ y Az ~ s At.y}4
}i lSpecinl TO Tho Times olsl,a tch -,
SS8BOYDTO ON Feb. m rs:. E,llza
3betiSJ Morgan. rclict of the late Iholnns
II. Morgan, died on the 70 til OF j January
at her home at yylicsblrs, In. her Fsv-ss
erty.eighth year Mrs., Morgan ad 4, been
\ She was 3 u cnnsIstetlt member Of tho
Presbyterian ChurchSror forty years. Such
was her q evot lon to the church o. her,
faith that she rcGucs ted S9 to be buried
2nt2thc ylicsburg Church. al thoug here
\ had never been Il burial there. be FORE n,
H y Mrs NJ organ was ii rer1n rlsabl,- intelli-
Gent person. Shesrnlsed al fanli ~ Of eleven,
children sto be8fnllss grown, 4 iS,of whom
ARE fnoW living except n Il SON. who was
Killed In tho Civil War,
Her four sons arc all prominent and
useful men, They IRE Z. " Il. and ~.
Morgan, 3ofSyYyilesburs G. II NIorg an. q {
brakes Branch. and II. r. Morgan, of he
Hotel I3urton. OF Danyiilc Fl or SIX tlausl n
tiers are Mrs. j i. Roberts. Of I!oydton;
MISSES r: b. and o. 3. aforEa an and Mrs.
nj. RI ber IS. OF sNYylirsburg: Mrs. q. j..
Williams. OF Clover mid Mrs. u F. Sterti-
bridge, guf ScottsburH.s rs i5s fE sY2 .,5
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OBITUARY.
Funeral Of a Child,

bAkSA -
mic funeral OF little Gladys AM on 1e,a.
4 ,va, youngest child of Mrs NJ N.3lIytr,
,yIdnw Of the lnte u IL. loyet,y WI
rnrd,ctcd ut tile residence Or her
No. a9a Reservoir Street ,a'tt : :. M Ns.'
'S lnterment Will be III oakwood Cemetery;
shc I. Is missing from our home, A
1 'rhc little on so bright, and ssnS vi
W.T. 'shc Is now in the land
Where 1t IS always days 5 III Il * Il
1yn nov miss our little loved one,
Aa she hunts our lu'iln y, Ia ~ Nv ,,nr
Yet tia God who y ms ,ca1''ea " #
Dor on the other slioi'.i5 Y.
Wa shall meet our darling loved oi'o' i
In thar peaceful land OF tes', #
,rl,nn we'll Ienrnttle unlfnpW'll fec11''esl,
Why ii Is God knows BEST Il n
4 M re ne we'll GLADYS. darling,
ttt,rhough much for thee we gfleNe
wa nrs sinners here on earth y.
Vet Ills the Lord that reprieves, "
Miss M. Lou Shelton, , !.
a,eeram wa 5 received here yesteraihass,
,,,nr,,i,Sg from Tlena Vlsta nnnotl't. ~
W. Seath Of Miss NJ Lou Sheil on n " =
ns ri AM ihsi re iiflftl Tefr Z
5s,fisjfoIlilas ystl tatii s
Blsni,i " ile aunt. "a a. t
$in8it&c ora slift
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y. Il y ~ Y III H re g3YS Q 49, Of

tbs cry. " v W. 80 - Y, - =
hs The funeral will take. page from :, me
Naortuary Chapel Of. Richardsnn s. s5,a a
NM corner al I3alydere ard Main Streets,
Friday FRIDAY February 80. at u IA; ~ !, .s5
IS George Nv, Voodall, ST.,
george w syoodlall sr died Is q t!1e
residence
In 2..N clock, Mr. AYoodallf W &
fiffy-seyeM years a 81 e ans Was an ~ ~
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MEMBERS.
N07.UN.A|.N'|.I|.M|||'|.0us':I'
Support Of President Among
Republicans Shows >FEI t,r.-5f 1lf5
Stllcr5 .Dinlillutioi1.
CAUCUS ITO BE HE'LL TODAY Y {
Session Likely to be be! Very cry
Stormy Onc Mr.: Mr. Cr,iclnl'l9''s
81 Views oil Rate Question.
]. h. &. y, /. \. cnrres t,nr1lent.l

81 t17rotn our Regular Cores pondenL) .4
N Feb. s5l n n 4, l 81
qafsq a's ssateeif
port ofSil rate lreguat OF measure. It \, y
tdeyelopcd that tlitro Is 4, large coiltln Il
gent Of House Rcpnblcnrs WIG
S,,cnts I'll liz measure tho senat ,,t,
EtnlklI1c forfil joint communicate CONSIDER
the Whole question md report az \. ,.a y
msYt session when to M l,e rcsi HE
$ftc has counted OH House RepuDl t,5 y ;
standing by ~ MN, a'la =
has been believed ofore My !, eW ftis
tiyll,,ting over tho 1nnas,irc In the lower
bra,lch, Butaltihas been dlscoyered.. / nmI
the fact hus become known at tho W ~.
o,se thatthe sentlipens as eI1n.. the the
Ilosc as is8at the other en- " ~
Capitol. II {2 . {. Cd, \, Il, {, =, !.
THE Democrats arc not united IN 3the II
views Us to the charactcr4of the rate Dl y
ftryllg to perfect the Davoy BIZ. which :
has Seen reported. and this caused frlends
Hof Mr. Hearst to assert tnE
sllans are trying to steal portions ct the ,il
Sbil Introduced by Representa- Hearst
Hast YEAR FOR the reguln ton Of ia t {;
Echnrges to his effect made In the New >Ie,
81 Dirk ,Amerlcun MIR. Hearst $ pa per, to:
day and said that so me 1eat OF ~, g
Ebill on heGsuDJect ~ .rile rsB ulullo,i :
Arkansas, had been added 10 the bill i since
ct was reported from commit tee WITH It v, q
view to making acct table to gil Dem
While The Democrats OF tho House are
mot of ono accord ms to the features
which the proposed bill should possess :sS IS
at s this session and iii that partlo
they arcEvery different from those Repulp 3
llcans who want 10 POSTPONE! nction, u y
next winter. Indeed, Vi ID enocratic dlfter,
Eences arc less important and less ma rked
on the question of rate lessln ton . n
on manYsothors which have come before
II is reported to- day that the mind OF y
the President Is bout made mp 70 sal
an extra session Of Congress meet :. \, on =
&icrisation mt this session. The report
is not confirmed but Il here. should be no
surprise accustomed by a call for an ga r!S
extra session. II ~ ttf S lii
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I Miss NJ, Il. Alexander.


Y TI1f-7 ISFt''r Ie "
"a NEWPORT 8NIJipfSSS. VAnf Iccb 2.--Mlss3
Margaret r. Alexander. daughter Of the
late John III, Alexander OF F'rpdcricks-3
burg, Va, died today at he residence Of
her brothcr-in-lfw, Captain w liam Il.
Brett, 1ntcrment In Fredericksburg Sat
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Iohn S. a,WoolWi1le.a

Especial to Tho Times Dlspntch.I M -
E.Woowine died this morning from conges-
B tion OF the lungs, aged forty-fonr years.
h He5was IA native Of Pulask 1 county. but
y had resided here for many years and was
employed In the shops. He is survived by
his, wife nnd<two children. &5 i55t * "A
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MIS-. phoebe n u. Bowler.

y FREDERICKSBURG VA, Feb q. H.
Mrs. Phoebe l.. Bowler, daughter Of no
late Charles u. Hunter. died suddenly at
She liz survived by her mother. Nirs.,Sa.
ah Hunter. who has been spending the
winter In Baltimore; two sons and four
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Wa llington Snor,.
special "a Tho "a Times b iapatch.) 4

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. } "A. III
ROANO IKE VA Feb. 2.--Alr, Washing-i
ton Short. ono OF tiebest known, citizens
&of Roanoke county. died mt his home
nenr he city last night s,idlaeniy,ifrorn
4 OF age He is survived by four children
James Clinton Spencer.
ai fBy Associated Press.)
Z MILW4A uli LIE. B WISE Feb, 32:-Jnmcs
Clinton Spencer. OF milwaukee, % Years
old, who Ii, ca rly days was CONNECTED with
country is dead $in Miami, INln Willis
living at Dwight; Illinois. Mr.. Spencer ems
tertalncd tho Prince OF les now Iing
Edward VII, and Duke Alexis, OF Rus
y
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"a WIFE'S STRATEGY
Miss Margaret Anglin at the
Academy Of Music To-nlght.

George Middleton's now play for AiprGa-
ret Angln. to be presented here tonight
ny that actress supported by John -
5Kelard and an8ntherwise commonly GILL.
Client company Is said to have he att-
tractlve quality Of sit In It's lines 70 m
Unusual degree, His play WHITES one
critic. rs very pat and clever Y me
speeches Of It's characters, Whlch e
almost always droll or exceedingly laugh
able and never heavy.ss !, I,
John Il. Kelard VIII heSf seen as ~! MES
Anglln's leading man, and the a cast
throughout Is e..leielt, 4 ne, q sssfa' Y
esy all be sesn ~ 'l'a -AsHafthH w
p,si,t and tc. n GROW atySinoen ana al.At.
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'vI|vlI|'lI h ! |! J, Do } .
!, For i | ] Ou U
/ back u, Il, ADVICE with this Zen, ar r' ao's
offsr=A Eull DOLLARS Wo l'tfl' q '''y y,
Rsniedy free TO prove trs A.
I'll ss5s an FLIGHT. w 35S

There II othinF "a PROMISE nothing e H. w.
s CID II. g Fl atsf y re% S S
ssrs adaear, 4, 5o II: unusual oftsr
sesssss g. Hfa s such Sssn
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well as the dead, and capable of spirit
ual reproduction in the experiences OF
the sanity throughout all time. Thus
the story of the fall is ever present in
the Christian consciousness, with its
friehtful warning, and the Garden of
Eden stands forever as the prophetic
ideal of the sinless SOUL to be restored
when the earnest expectation of the
creation shall be fully realized. in the
righteous revealings of the sons of God
and this dismal old swamp of world.
pIagne-stricken with the ague and
malaria Of sin shall be transformed I'M
til the wilderness and solitary place
shall be glad, the desert shall ;rejOice
and blossom as the rose. Scriptual his
tory is always prophetic, and every
page with its promise or warning. an
illumination of Gods response to def
mite spiritual conditions. SO every fl-
thcr finds brother in Abraham. every
leader a comrade in Moses. every lover
of valor and song delightful friend
in David. the warrior and matchless
bard. Spiritual experiences are time