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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
CONDITIONS IN IMPORTANT ciTi
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THISD,AY I'm HISTORY
September 4th.
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814se-John corvlnus Hunyadls died.; B.
gen eral in the Hungarian, armies DIS
Stng1lished FOR his bravery and ms
great success in the wars with the
Turks
1e7e-John Ogilby, a Scottish writer, diea.
From tho profession Of dancing
master he became an eminent geos
rapher, critic and poet. !.
16oe-Christian ", King Of GDenmark'
Be- died, In consequence Of Il wound re-
ceiyed In hunting, aged fttS-thrEe e.
He was much engaged III war.
17s4-Caesar cassini dc Thury. an emil NJ
4 nent French astronomer died. he
had acquired much knowledge OF the
science at the nge Of ten. He pub,
lished a map OF France In 1S2 sheets,
which has served rs Il model LOT az
subsequent works Of the kind. ms
family had been at the head of the
ROYAL Observatory, ut Paris. ll5 years.
1s2o--In political circles of Paris an AM an :,
ance between England. Russia ana
3 Austria was talked Of to DO opposed
i by another between France ana rus US.
sia.
Embellishments destroyed by q hurri-
cane More than two-thirds Of the
houses In the city we're demolished
and 900 lives lost This city was de-
yastated in the Same way In 1888 ana
1887.
1s5o-NIarshal Haynau, who commands
s6I.e cd the Austrian forces III the }liun-
rs; garian War, visited the brewery OF
Perkins and Barclay London, ana q
was attacked by mob composed "
tho workmen IN the estap nsnllae,..
and the draymen and coal -neaVers
z outside, and barely escaped with MS
life BY the assistance of the police.
Tho crucltlesa OF his acts had excited
the INDIGNATION of all Chrlstendom.
1g5AGrand opera was produced In cas-
tle Garden, Y New York, by Glulif
C;risi and Sig. Mario
1ss+Presdent Lincoln issued procia-
nation OF Thanksgiving because OF
tho successesao Farragut at Nlo'pt1 llte
land Sherrnanga at Atlanta. .
187o-Francp- Prussian War; Count DC
Palikao announces the defeat at Sc
dan. invoking the earnest aid OF inc
French people, and declaring Parls
@ In n complete state of Defense Great
rejoicngs In Germany.
1s74-Professor Kings balloon, Buftalo
| with a party OF newspaper men. MADE
an ascent at Cleveland, ONO, nno
after twenty four hours voyage land
| cd near Port Huron, Mich, nearly
500 miles away.
1ge4-One hundred and ty-four uni
IDENTIFIED dead, victims OF the forest
Are. were buried at IIinkley, MINI
Fires we're threatening Ashland ant
Washburne. Wis
| 1ao4-Russian army at bay ten miles
north OF Lao Yang, fighting TO MAKE
good its escape to tho north; kurok
trying to execute thanking moyemen
aud reach railroad north Of Russian
| position. .
Korea under new treaty, become
practically vassal state OF Japan
American adviser to control 1ore,s,
policy; Toxic official succeeds br1t .HSi
agent as financial adviser VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
New Census in Order.

wo referred yesterday 10 tho gratifying
increase Of real estate values III flc Sll
mond FOR the past five years, as SHOWN 'N'S,.
by the report Of the city assessors 9e uss
filed, IT would be Interesting TO know n' ~
lust what proportion Of this increase Is
dup ia tho building OF new and pettor
business and dwelling houses WITHIN the
past two years UslsS
Actual statistics are not at hand lor =
ready reference but rag11entafy repo'r !. =
n,,h,,shed from time to time WITHIN 31h ~
ncrod named, show that Richmond nus ass
beot, sharing largely III the genera Pros
perlty OF the country, and that sne has
been well up In line with the most pro-
rressivc cities IN the matter OF pull el
oncratIons. rhe buildings, both for bus '1a.
giness aud residential purposes, ina gf w
been erected III tho past two years. t 1lNl1 :
are now being erected and that are pro-
iected, will compare favorably IN the
matters of cost, comfort, convenience any any
systematically with those OF any CITY y y
equal size In the country that, Ike Rlcl n
,nond, has for several years Deeh en-
joylng building boom.
During the same period there has also 80
been d marked increase in the number
md value Of real estate transfers, ana
with all the building activity 1t appears
/ that there is and has been strong
md growing demand upon the rcnt "a.
agencies of the city. Conditions point TO
considerable growth In population by 4. 'lc'-
ccsslons from outside territory WITHIN
the pnst two years, and especially WITHIN
the past twelve months. These Access
sions apparently are not altogether from
tho nearby territory, but from oil parts
Of the state as we'll as adjoining ana
TARA way States. We believe R1chmotlo
could well afford tho expense Of q care
fully taken city census this fall we be-
lievo it would show large increase IN
population since the last national census
was taken and that without any extern e
sion OF the city limits a city e census Is Is
in order. s98G ,ta HUGS + .l5 8f8
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c.,ooc,,land and Fluvanna at Outs,

rditor of rho Times-Dlspatch: ~,
sir,--In an article from paII,,yra; Az a. pu' o.
the thew writer seems DISPOSED to Ignore ny y
candidacy forthe House OF p q, i!, "a
represent the counties OF Z; w s m,n
Coochand entirely, gly IN, 9rn NJ ms majority
o oWar me in Fluvanna county. II under
stand the situation and ! think ! A. a.,
we we're canaIdtates n no al If the two
counties and neither could ci ,I.,n IN, Any
nomination until both counties nag par par
ticpated In some way ,th fn se't ,hat the
KS ncrats Of Fuvanna, after mature con.
siderntion, would ask the candld,a =, =
Gooohland surTendf fro i Bemoera ,is in
their candidate. %n ns n %V onnort.,i,ty to
Ills own S egpn tSo eea NJ NJ etts friends
eiam That this is the fault OF re RGn9-
cratic Executive Commitlee ~ MN, vii,
manner Responsible for the acton 2 Of ins
Committee. as Mr. Petlt nnd his II s1 nv
n ,pv .rN to secure d primary when mass
meetings were propos'ee,nl.a,,o 4, rom tia
When Mr.; Leake .wlthiG n IL tto 'had No. no
contest claiming yi nh. ION M1 Of Inc princ.
| ddidates should alternate between. !, t .hs
two counties, ana md y y cwan ANA no cMr
\ Tenke) ana his friends who were N
I, control OF tho county exnantiye eo snr
m,tee, called off d pr pFimhIM oiso 80 were
c ca .l and refused to have ny name
or MI Petit's printed on the ticket; 80
i went 10 the members OF VIZ ~ ~ W.
4 on two occasions and sougnt 70 iu ~.
4 Nj Ills last action rcscinded. but was re-
sysn ny u. nam iS s ,0 the co shnity
saw no reason to withdraw y; be pes
4 there vas no other way to get me s e
tmcnt Of tho Democrats " me ,oi i,i,,a
'hsn Il NJ ps y vas beIns ned after
w Wy TO TO obtain the sentiment In dopell,
land BY separate primary OF ~, - !
m aoubt but hat Nil Pett would carry
/, nG county by large. ma1oTlty; DIV
surely would any far-m,n,dasa oel mG a.
ignore my rights rs emnn nnTt ma aft mndaT
iii" circunlstances2 4, ho,ns m
any impntafW1SP en nf my Ss' frenda
,nu,ty 10 express their choice. and Am
not the man, then y nm Wiling 70 Fe tha
and support the nemH,nee n.em nal ' candl,
9 date for the district. oso.,,, g.
s irhe writer Of the article .referred ie
K claims that three members OF the ~ tb.
orIetlh e ae ,o mo q ana 10 nose Who Wer.
Interested in my candidacy ol t,iaal ans s!r
5 nv lis action OF these three men; oyel
i Whom we had no control1 Let Us ne ls n no,
q ton hasty iii claiming the rights q tht
. ,W1 They are going TO express IS, them
Saves. and In a manner thar VIII leaxt
; M uncertainty, regardless OF commit
: az ases'nnd the politicians Il
7 Mr" Petits friends We're requested +
ooA.nnerate with mine to settle the sltua
on ooehlan6aa a. betspe shs p t4oab
u 80! NY l.,,r,rni L and we would haNa to sett
Y Il r., ourselves II that part WAS Local
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04

"WcI1. in ny troop wo Worked n devil
/ isll good joke last night INC young
5Cossack giant Of Il lieutenant leaned over
grabbed the gallon-bottle Of vo tlA Y IN
both his hairy hands, ana took long
pull to refresh his memory. 4.
~ vas q hot day last ARril, uo oT 1ta az
million Georyians, Armena,ns, IND !, =, Tar
tars. Ill subjects OF the Russian Gar
rebelIous put held down !, 81 u loy yan py
tho only loyal subjccts left 70 Nlcho.as
thousand strong splendid S,,s ZEN
IflInciIns, boisterons glorious auyagcs al;
such are tho mon who have battered
down S tic Revolution in Russia. q, ,
My interpreter 1yanoif. aid a ne nae " s say
train compartment with three Cosshck
or T gruff old colonel md two
young llcutcnnnts. wearing long prowth-
{beils Thelr gray rur caps were We or or;
Their massive brlstNng faces Were ~ ,rau
and glIstening from the. vodka, they
had finished two and q half gallons U n
..Weil. don't swallow the bottle" grunt:
ed the old colonel Mand oyer r.. nov ~
Of n'pl Ills hind and laughed. Ills frank
brown eyes glistcncd. 3 He was tho KING
OF man you Ike ut once aud cant t ell
:.Wcll, my troop was giving mo "a send %;
or. and OF course we all got roaring = ll
Out We marched OH the steep village
street. Mountains, clouds, ana houses ~
looked TO nc. kept slipping on the.we.
cobblcstones. Every time went GOVT
my chum Luka got in u hard KICK. LuKa
and L had always been like brothers AZ
| that day lie had been feeling bad about
| my going or, 80 nov he had got drunk
! as n. devil! I've never seen MIN worse.
| Tho Georgian fools grabbed Al Gtne 'l
| women ana ran like cats for their no uses;
| Doors kept slnmming-slam. siam /! slat I, !.
| We shouted songs, we cursed , W lh w,
mountains cracked. We played az me :, oi =,
tricks Al last We saw one man Iel u,
| trying to snchk from one house 10 an :
other. ~, u u, i
Il rush. The Jow dove for his hole, and
wrigglcd like 5rat when we nnnned nm !.
| Iooki here's where his long yellow nails
| scrntched my arm. But his scratches
| didn't last long. He got weak and icli
| In The mud and lay taking DIE SLOW
| hreaths. Mothcr3iof Christ! how MAD nc
] was! His eyes were sot no. WIZ. rh Ii,,
/ that we stood around and laughed a WI
| the tears came. 81 ,,,s
! .SThen we boosted him UP on our shou +
I dcrs and had Il march down the street,
! Every minute he gave a big wrlsgle ana
| d suiawk, Then he prayed and gol qulet.
| we marched into the barracks yard,
i '".Lets baptize tho devil, some fellow
| shouted. we all heaved him up into the
4 m "a sim Cuba big onc--five feet square
and six feet high. 1t was fun UP tG
the brim; the soldiers had Just cleaned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04

Editor Of The Times-Dlspatch:s
slr,-Forty years have elapsed, SINCE the
Clvl War; the gray-halred SURVIVORS o =, o. ,,
passing pass l over the River, Joining the u, In.
mortal Lee and Jackson, Stuart and lil y,
Lee, and other Of Dlxic's great. conlll1nllu
ers where greeted BY their o1 ,hc s fo'
of the trees'; only few years longer 81
ana the men who wore the gray, ana
fought under tho Stars and Bars ior 9m1
fireSdes and homes, and Tor our cln -,
rights. will have passed away; there arg !,
ONLY n few who have not yet crosse,
E the, stream; then let us unite IN DONG az
within our power to show them our , !, up ! ;.
prccia ton Of their services LOT ~,
the honor OF virginia ~ 5etlo 49, -,
on an the list for Governor. In the recent
primary appeared the name OF IN Z, Nv ~
C9nfeaera.e man s1aIer nan IN i tie ranks
in time of trouble. and VINO was VII, M.
fitted to serve her as her CHIEF eHecuay,i,
In time Of peace; but, "hen tne y. lGsu ~
had received the less number 4 Of e votes f
nfSthe three candidates In the nero, any ...
this us only an5instance. for y seeltlS
to have become the customer ~ y = IN, ~
intend 10 be unjust; Virginians WI 9 a., a.
ways hold dear the memory Or , vnEs'
men who SO CALAMITY served her auT Iont
the period of 1SG-5 and VII i
and preserve inc tIauiIt,u ,n son'Sof Wiz
a,n,ae ! make dis appeal. Whenever y
f futnre an Old confederuto desires t. onr'
more serve his state, for, though n, ne WI WI
serve her dfera Gav mnnn IN the re tim,
oT ~, "a, let us not ignore him. DO no
walt until he is gone, though su,'e =, !,
reward far b h5lsh's m tAa az aas
We can e arect monuments and TO deco
r mu,. his grave: let us show him on
aap nsn our love, and high esteem St.
Of lis services and sef-sncrlilre' he dc
least rewarding hin viii hnants Of ns on on
VII Who IS himself proud Of bel l1E; c.rN1AN
Richmond va, September J. 1872 tsJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
Treaties and Treaties.

Two versions Of tho new treaty be-
tween England and Japan have been
published by the London papers, and
these versions have been cabled far and
near. One is to the effect that tho treaty
of 1902 has been modified SO as to pro-
vide that Japan shall come to the sup
port of England In war only In case
the latter is attacked in the East hy
two or moro powers,
The other version is to the effect that
in case of war In the East, England will
support Japan and Japan Will support
England when either Is attacked by ono
| hostile power. This would bind Eng
land to join Japan in war against the
| United States, Germany. Russia, France,
or any other power and would commit
Japan TO the support of England IN case
Russia Invaded india
1t is not probable that either version
is correct, for we can hardly Imagine
England entering into such a vide op2n
| agreement and thus abandoning her well
known policy Of rcscrvng the r'ght !"
act independently and never to act at all
unless in some way, immediate or re-
mote, she can sos her own Interests
menaced,
However,, tho fact that the leading
london papers claim to have some IN
sldo knowledge OF tho provisions OF 'hl'
now secret treaty, ana the furthcr lac
that they do not differ materially IN I'M
opinion that as Il result of that treaty
England and Japan may ut almost tis
moment be found nghtlng side by s'a'
(, against somo other power or powers, fur
: nlsh strong supposition tlnit al ah
: oncc offensive and defensive has pec'
= formed by these two nations
y In this connection we can but be re
. minded that before and after NJ NV
, was appointed one of the peace com'h's
10 soners on behalf of Russia, he OPEN
= declared his desire TO see s'roAs wv
y anco between Rusala and Japan OF Io''
~ control in The Far East, u may DO
~ some sIgnincance that the distrae'e
$, ncacc Observation-Disclosures sitting nj Pofl
=, mouth came TO terms so quickly h'''
ic the signing OF the Anglo-Japanese treat
ar II "a not without great interest to no
On the comment Of tho London Times w
d, II will "effectually secure the nialh'
IT. nance of the territorial status quo
I'd As,, The use Of the word Asia Is u
l portant, for India and Persia GRO
~ As,n IA Tie alliance, then, to be eifec''
I'D i, barring future attempt By Russ
IRE TO become predominant around me rs
sts.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
4 #COsSACK PRAC TICAL JOKE.

the The 4 hor r In he wont with H.
s splap,,it liz c,to old Jcw vent II feet
mess. He stood there up to his neck.
Ills old eyes Rared over tho edge and z
he cursed , I, the colonel; H.,
Ss"rho jews voico got little louder
and slower. Ile cursed slowly.
1le leaned Cd close to the TUB and stuck the
barrel close to tho face OF tho Jew,
X slloot!' The old Jew, rolled bis eyes
spots. Have you ever seen an old rooster
Just before his head was cut or? That's
ilt Ills eyeIds kept shutting up and
got j bleeding T,e colonel turned al us
ana wlnked. Then he got red again and
reared j., -, 3
B hit US al int eyes wo stood 50 close ,sS
head, dripping, squaWklng, sp.lttering. ~, ae
pThc rim OF the tub was spllntercd right
Ia 'front.' or his crooked nose! Ana his
.face-and his eyes--you ought 70 nave
7'Weii. We Just rolled in the mud /, and
slapped each other and howlcd. Then
sonlc ono sat up and yolcd There no
goes /! rho sly rat had crawled out ana il,i
was ~ nODDlnb loI wv 51ANS,' -.
is lnvev seen the look on his face when
lie looked over his crooked shoulder ana
saw us coming. III !, - y.
live yankcd him back. and then every
body had his turn. 1t took TIL daylight.
Ma prjest has ever done the job so well;
.aWhan we let him 80, he stood tho
gate, black against the first sunlight be-
hind him, You could sec his knees snaKG.
I IIe Eralsed his vet old arm ma neld IL ~.
| there shaking. The water drl pped OF
rim: \ his CLOTH stuck tight. and shoWeu
iii Ills bones and ugly joints. ~, ~
.'aSpeech speech! We yelisd. l but, ~, ~
stood like silent devil. h ,e we Roe
sorry for the old brute; We laughed L. 70 70
sbny it was only joke. and we we're
st,nm Win him. Thc colonel even went
IN and slapped him on The back.
~. Give us n talk! no SHOUTED
l#"Rlit the old Jew just kent MS SKINNY
| hand raised up When VIC got quict; w
heard his deep J CIV voice. low am M s, ,his
inp5 ue said some jew curse IKE .i g.!
| Con Jehovnh'--and then somet!m, - y.
I5Iyc forgotten. and thcn--.remen1per ms. ~.
remcI,ber this.' His hand kept shaR Ris ;;
1--WE ali lay back and roared. AZ ~ 'a ~
| ne rot tired OF his slow old curses ~
! turned to go. - h,s time.
t,,s hrnd was clear. and he got thlnk-
inw a bout me and got thinking OF ny e.
1 botho or lis were ms cross as neaI =. ~. p.
| nov I.,,ka sat up and SHE'D cnVI w
| hnnt Iii caught the jew hctWcf :. ~
sho,lders and helped him into the s.Ie =, :;
ssimYn, ought to have seeli the WY a n y
net clothes showed his ub!y bones! = ne e.
vim made ii SO devilish funny!.& re Wns
the ugiicst old dog I,yc eyer IA lhld eyes
! oni,.-Emcs Poole, IN Tho OutlooR: 5a9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
Who Is He2

uet.oncwalln Jackson, WIDOW OF
MIS- ~, nsI Can cderate general. who now
the 1voa a N Charlotte, N e. was ehpang lie
i "a y. eanem ~ by members Of his pro-
lfe ess,tI, there arc occasions when law
yer s Isn't L the chief beneficiary o. !.
suit said Mrs jackson ,ks y, Nina nh 10 VIE r.
one i s,cd n railroad company for dams
ss nn aid secured verdict for Sb0IOo,
a ,yhlel, ' Vas paid ana the whole amount
I; z now in bank, subject to her oIaeF'
II Her counsel dldn't get penny OF w."
GLOW WAS that?" 80.
i5nshe found the only way Of outW't'
ting him.
sshe married the laWysr''--i.YsEs'
}bodys Magazine.
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History Core ted.
rlnvi Vn. 4lAug,,st 81, 4

55l Floyd. VIZ, August 81 l9o'. g
Editor OF The Iimes-Di spntch:t III, /.
Times Dispatch that someone, In setting
IN claims for and running up the strength !,
OF the Hon. Claude A.. Swanson, ca Nv ee q
FOR him the ronor Of redceming thc I piau'
District from the Republican, to the DEM
ocratic column und l. wish TO shy Z IN
1ustlce to the man 70 whom that honor 40
belongs, That tho Fifth DISTRICT was r..
deemed BY our toWnsman, the Hon on Po oi,s
pubican BY about 5000, and In. lSsS n MI !,
of b Dnnyillc, By about l,4o0. Mr.. a.ester
was renomil,ated In 1890 by ueclaiina',,ni n
mud Tho Republicans made no nolnlnatloI
naInst him, In 1892 Mr.. Lester declined
10 stand for denomination. leaving In, ,ht
field clean and clear for swanson, WIZ
succeeded him.. ~ f,>rW
(Our correspondent Is correct, and w
we're IN error. Ed. II. Id 4t1} a *
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inf,,,enccdly BY sentiment, and nothing 5n El
vet occurred to show any dltr,n I'M u OF
tho strength Of TINT party III l0ns 'lsl
which is ngaiust Russln, every w " t'rt,
every fine, under every Circumstance an.
rho ruiz text OF the treaty VIII % be Gag
erly awaited. tins England out ted NJ.
Mite and gotten ahead o. I'M I'M -
making h firm friend of Jtapah7 y w ~
seem 50. NlNlNl.ltll ..lllt lltAOll- aNl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
Virginia Soldiers Buried in
Georgia.
Newman. On. sel'tember !, 10o''

Newman, On, September i 1907
Editor OF Tho Tltnca- Dlspn tcll. y. a., !.
slr,1 did not know until ref irs f ,Fu,
Virrln,n buried III the Soldiers Cemetery
a nt'f ihs place. believing It VIII be 20. Of
Interest 10 their relatives. SEND A. you
for publication list Of thf II. n Iu,mns
stacy kept d chart Of the cemetery; sho =,
ing the grave Of each soldier s 80 tat d I'G
relatives would have 10 tronp fe,. ~ il'
tic ono they might be looking io ~. III
nesieeSs IN - : GEO. II. CARhtICAL,,
nj Lawson, Company IS. flfty-lo Q !, -
Virginia; November, lsG'. ,,,,.. !, 4, I, i,
Il. b.. IIndcn, Company y fli.y-1oui -
Virginia. y, ,,,,,,s a sIx.
ty-third Virginia; November o ! ls '' NJ D.
Samuel Mahrey, - c9 ~ s;i ~ 'r,'
SSV,SHH. fill, Company a. Sixty-thlr,u
virginia; June 80, 1851 5l II 4 5.i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
From Virginia Sanctums.

The Petersburg Index-Appcal remarks:
Nav It not be possible that the Worlu
has cnthused Just Il littlo 700 soon ov't
neace at Portsmouth, and 1t Is llkcly
That President Roosevelt VIII nave /, 70
unscrew those white wings IRON ms
shoulders?
The Norfolk Ledger is skcptical. It
says:
SVo wish wa had as strong falth as
C,roycr's--to believe that the result OF
the Portsmouth peace conference VIII
servo to cause a cessation OF wars
The Portsmouth Star, in enumerating
some Of the results OF the recent Del''o-
cratic primary, as 1t soes them, says
Tho vote of the Democrats OF Vlfs'.,l'l
showed plainly that they did not wish tho
liouor question in politics, Judge Mann
received smaller vote than WHARF,
and vet he received all there was OF ING
liuuor In politics. A preacher VINO runs
n religious paper entered the camPalsl,
against tho wishes Of his partner, hl'o
whooped up the temperance Peoplu "n y,
thc prohlbit!onists, with tho purpose q
splitting the Democratic party on ny wy
whiskcy question. IT lost
The Big stono GAP Post throws on "
"a
Suppose some Of us editors give so ,.a'1
Washington rest for q while hna pem '
our pens to urging all tho while ta,, no oy
VIC reach to making the best OF their OF, 1p
portunities Every young man n ~ vi. ,'.,i
section can strike It rich II he W. y
bend every energy TO doing his best \
| every way,
The Roanoke Evening World says J,
The surplus money which Is yearly aaa
und more md It's way into all brnhem .
demand ea Of southern trade, WIN ., !, ,ot ~ =
constantly increasing number o. ra 4, o y
| nndiny their eastern terminus on Ngr IT,
harbor the the exporting and importifg tra ai.
Of virslnia r great port vii rapidly grow y,
II only needs the stimulus q 'ne Win1.,ni
w spri markets the successful fivl'
al The older markets % ne ~! Npr -, ,n ~,
defect large proportlon o. !no 'iHpot'
from Northern 10 Southern cities
ATLANTIC COAST LINE g. 3. suNpA
EXCURSION az TWEEN hlp'7
MoNp AND PETE hsspH = !. ), 70
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What Hoch Really Meant.

Eastern papers aye stu I, epm ms ihs
"a Wapitol "a at Washington ''looks sluatty;"
perhaps what Governor IIoch really
inenat was that the 90 sltol looke dc y
him like a suitable place for Q gooa
E IVES MnS man to sauat.--lSansas City
Journal II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04

Through the medium OF opcn discussion
a lot OF college professors are Ironing
some of the frlls out Of tho anclont
Monroe Doctrine. EA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04

The Virginia corn crop is now past
MI danger of drought or wet weather,
and Virginia corn was never known TO
ask any odds of Jack Frost.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04

AS things arc starting off, 1t will take
a seven ay-in-the-week paper to keep up
with tho stirring events In the Virginia
political world this fall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04

But what do North Carolina ministers
know about politics ?-Boston Globe. 1t
would be much easier to figure out for
YOU how much they do not know kno" about
politics. and then the little they do not
know could be furnished promptly by the
North Carolina country doctors,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04

Indeed, pcace-makers arc victorious In
more ways than one. Editor Wattorson
ia now throwing bouquets at the "broncho
buster"