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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27
REALTY GOES UP.
Everett Waddey to Move-Mr..
Darlington BUYS Farm.


Repairs are being made to the large
building on corner Of Twelfth Street,
formerly occupied by the Baughman Sta
stionery Company to put In readiness for
the firm OF Everett Waddey g Coz sta.
TONERS. which is to move in within a
short time. The building will be used as
a department for Office fixtures, etc.
\ Mr.. T. NJ. Darlington has purchased
from J.. A. Connolly G Co., d four-hun-
bred acre tract Of land in Amelia county
known as the Triton farm Tho Price
was 1900. 1.
On Thursday, J. Thompson Brown &
Co., will sell at auction o warehouse or
factory lot on Rowe Street, near Mar
shall Street. The lot adjoins the large
printing establishment of the Baughman
Stationery Company.
Messrs. N. w. Bowe & Company Will.
sell on Thursday two valuable store
rooms on East Main Street. Nos. 154s and
S1,9O5.
The handsome residence at No. 81 West
Leigh Street. will BIO sold Wednesday by
A, y. Chewing e CO.
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BY Richmond Auction Co, % 4
1908 Ell Main Street. is
HLARBE SALE OF FURNITURE, Etc,

we will sell for d Franklin Street resi-
aents and other tonsignors. moved to our
Kitchen furniture, 10 DAY tTaesdayJ,
! French Bronz Clock, Bronze Figure and
Pedestal, several oh Paintings, assorted
lot Steel Engravings, / Parlor Organ, 2
Marble, extra large Marble Vases very
Handsome Parior Pier Mirrors, / Hand
some Mantel Mirror, several pieces An
tique aSBraci 3 Parlor Music Boxes, in
some SideboaT IDS, Couches, Chamber Suits.
Iron Beds, Extension r bles, Mat trssses,
Iron Cots. ONCE Desk, Ladies' Desks.
Sewing Machine, 6 Restaurant T ables, 6
Revolving Counter Stools. assorted lot
Glass and Crockery. 50 Stove Crooks
t(new), Cook Stoves, Xxi tchen Safes, Chairs,
Tables, 6 New i sGallon nix Cans, 500
Tin Cups, assorted hot G Groceries. Medicine,
etc, etc: The dealers and consumers are n
iY''su q . RiCHM iit5s b AUCTION CO.
lN Geo. H. " alentine, 5Auctioheer:
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POLICE BOARD, 81
May Decide Tonight to Re-
establish Three Statiof1houses. A

The proposition OF re-estabishlnE
three police districts will come before
The action Of the commlsslo toner's Will
be watched with interest, There Ia a
great deal Of sentiment In favor OF the re-
estab llshment OF district where the In
spector's office ID now located, This
station house Ia considered one OF tho
best OF the three. yet there are no pri-l
soners confined there, all that are ar.
rested being sent to what IS now known
as the second station. but which was
formerly known as the third precinct.
4 Another matter, to come before the
board will be the charges made by
not as capable as It should be.
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.NARD. BEATEN BY
Welsh |. | ! CHAMPION | I.
Downfall Of American, Tennis
Leader Carries Much Joy
to British It Camp.
SMITH WAS IN GREAT / FORM . l'.I
Game Was Probably Fastest Ever
Seen in England Other
Results.
SMITH WAS IN GREAT FORM.

fRyL AssocIate1, Press !

a LONDON, June 20. The defeat Of Hol-
combe Ward, the American national lawn
tennis champion and the winner last
week OF the championship of the city
OF London. In the first round OF the all4
England tournament at Wimbledon to-
day, brought much JOY, to the Britlsli
camp. The contest, in which s. 81. Smith,
the. welsh champion, was victorious, was
probably the fastest ever seen in Eng
land. Ward was not quite UP to his
last weeks form attributable perhaps
to the stifr work OF the last two days,
but 1t Is conceded that Smith never
Nv ". i A. Larhed, B. G.. wright and ". ).
Clothier (Amcricans). all won in the
second round, Larned especially Showing
good FORM; but Ii, no case did their OPP
ponents call for particular attention.
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2. BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
q. rs rs 7ssgFi IN hiIcfior7 nnrd IA

AUCTION. SALE OF HANDS p
QUARTERHD OAK FURNITURE,
& HANDSOME IRON BEDS, Fine PAR
+ LCR SUIT, aNl1ATT1N G1,S CLARK -JEW-
ED GAS RANGE ETC.l THIS CUES
DAY. MORNING, JUNE a7TH.
On account Of declining housekeeping.
we will sell at No. 403 1-2 East Clay
Street, commencing q t 1890 O. clock. con-
sisting Of handsome Mahogany Parlor.
Suit, Parlor Pictures, Lace Clrtaitls, t, fne
Parlor Rockers. fine CHARTERED Oak Chif-
foniers, handsome Quartefed Oak French
Dresser, Quartered Oak Washstand, With
mirror; very handsome Iron Beds with
brass trimming; several Toilet |, sets, ans
Sectional Mattress, Feather Pillows, Bed
Clothing, fine Quartered Oak Bed-r6otn
Suit, With cheyal mirror; Odd Dressers,
Single Iron Bed, Spring and Ma ttresses:
Window Shades. very handsome Qnaftered
oak swell=Front sidehaard, Oak Dining
IA Bic, Vienna Dining Chairs, China pm
ner Set, Glassware, Ice Chest, ozark
jewel Gas i,ange, good as new; Kitchen
safe, tables and Chairs, 8 rooms and 2
halls OH extra good Mating, put down
only few months: Il h Z. /. (.
"a All OF the furniture, etc, In this resi-
dence Ii OF the best quality, and IN use
Sale positive. Ladies' Invited: u, ~.
TYIE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27

About the time a man gets
out Of his twenties he feels like
toning his dress down-colors t,rt
quite 50 veher,1ent-sty1e a little
less extreme. y
The clothes Of quiet elegance
are here in styles and patterns to
please the discerning. Some sum.
t1er suits are So others any
price to $4,000.
The only thing we have to say
against high-pficed tailor-made
clothes is that they cost much
more than ours without being any
better.
Grips and Suit Cases like ours
add to the pleasure Of going away
----$i.25 to $4,000.
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BY N, w. Bowe & Son,
BY N, w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auc uoneers.
Sale BY Public Auction Of
TIL 8 Shipbuild ding Plant,
Machinery, Tools and 9th
er Equipment Of the Will j.
liam r. Trigg Company.

The undersigned; Special Commissioners
OF the Chaneety Court Of the city OF
Richmond, will offer for sale, BY public
auction. on the premises, at richmond nc.
B. 10TH DAY oFEJuLY 1906.
Company Consisting 81 That Well located
ana thoroughly eanlpped shpbuil1ing
and appliances belonging to the same.
This property is most eligibly Situated
car works Of other ike enterprises. The
machinery Oh hand, recently purchased ut
a cost Of over 340O, 900, is Of the most APP
proved labpr-savihg design, and IN first
class condition. The real estate VIII be
offered both In parcels and as d whole,
and in lkehtnanher. the machinery. tools,
etcI, Will be offered In parcels and as q
whole. AT the. same time the Richmond
DOCK, part OF this plant which is IN IT
self an incomes producing property, Will be
offered for sale sepa rately. ggs ,S3. 81 Il
This sale presents exceptional opportu-
nitles to capabilities, ffianG acturers and
other parties Interested In Industrial enter
prses, to purchase on easy terms and at
fair prices most desirable property.
4 Upon application to the Undersigned,
pamphlets, maps ana Uther printed mo t.
Ter presenting fiji information as to the
terms fsale, character and location of
the property, and all like data will be
Furnished. y9 s6a5 sil55sSg55 III V t4 Ks al N II
z (sghed) B.
LILBURN a. 4 MYERs,
q 81 y. IN Commissioners.
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ST. Louis.
my Associated Press

ST. LOUIS. MO-. June 26 Deln1ar sum,
First face-four and a half furlohgs-
Fsro,s,ts 5 Fs Ma hf ms sfe u.s.
M Second ra ce-six MISUNDERSTANDING,
first; Mail Box, second; Fred. Priesmey-
err, third. Time 1920. e, z, !,
Third race en- furlongs--Lope Wolf,
5Rrst; SEQ Voya ge, second e Miss Mae Day,
third Tiffie, / .35. s 3. ~
% Fourth 4 face-slx furlongs-J. p. May.
berry, first ~ Jucora,z second: Footlghts'
F'aYorlte, third. Tin1e / 10 $50,
Fifth ia ce--1lile and an eig ashiet,
first; Hubbard second !: LookaWay, third
Sixth "a ce-nile and seventy yards Ba-
tyarlnn, ilrst W Slhcefty Belle, second;
Bravery, third. Time, 1:52 3-5 p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27
Swan Mile to Wed.

CLAYTON. q N. VI June 2B. George
Cooper. OF Syracuse, who is to BE- married
to Miss Jeanette Williams, also OF SYRIA
/ t,ise, was gmarooned BY Joking friends Oh
barren Island in the middle Of st. Law
renee River yesterday
@ 10 reach Syracuse in time for the cere-
mory he swan q mile to Grindstohe
Island, where he procured a boat and
arrived at Clayton IN time to catch h!s
ffrn IN s- i5, " 49, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27

GLIDING set pieces, huge bombs, Roman
candles, gigantic cannon crackers, sky-
rockets, pin wheels and other pytotechni-
al effects Will be set off The display
this year viii In every way exceed that
of last year, when mary hundreds uf
people saw thai display.
New Scenes will be shown all this week
by the moving pictures in Forest Hill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27
Cook nook French Leave.

After holding the position Of cook In
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Elan
ragar,. Of Barton Heights, for only two
or three days, 1uty Christian, or Rosa
Baker. t1egress. very u1cereinoniosuly.
took her departure and along With + her
went several pairs Of shoes and a rev
the wardrobeA Of the gentlemen ana the
ladies Of the house. The cook. when che
first came to work gave her name as
Lucy Christian, but afterwards shcstola
che OF the household that she was named
Rusa Baker. The police have been ndtl-
fled to be oil the lookout for the woman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27
Minister Going Abroad.

tspeclei 81 Tue Times plspatehs
T, A. Anthony, pastor OF the, Baptist
to London, England, Ms delegate to the
WORLDS Congress- or l3aptIs,s. which
meets about July 18th. Sunday night aps
propriate exercises relative to his de-
parture were held. and brief addresses
ingram, u. N. Hardy and A. y. Willing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27
JULY 9TH 1875.

fsDN 1,3 i1fsf nS 4s.i = M, iso0
bTHbAbNa aikAFbH TH Eh EsF aHp
81: L1NDnNKoIILD q ,kNoWM, 4 s:
. SGU5sspbRRsB AAB zF5Sf hRSB
HEss LING 5 Il Is MILE Mile
fRaM MsW1Gkd q Hbpsapttdy located
at the eastern base Of the southwest
city 81 Charlottesville and the University
e e Seit.Ss IL tRbsf, the Fest Se,hs open
land; much 81 It In grass L he land II jof
excellent quality. well adapted to fruit
culture e wen ts grsWthb e asih
Swatered and sufficiently smooth f6r, tho
sSd
seven Ks rooms and two (2] pat IN rooms,
With an office building containing ~
rooms, surrounded by a large lawn and
saRee zSls aisF De ado
barns, stables and the usual on thouses on
The social surroundings are ceptionally5
ton i hear, and theffeS IS ready Access to
churches and schools. An except.onal op--,,
p0rtunity5 Is presented those Wishing to-
secure q home.
TERMs-Cash as to one-half (11ha) Of the
purchase, and as to the residue, on credit
4 Of one and two d and p years, In equal
for tie deferred payments, bearing Inter-
est from date till paid containing waiver
81 homestead exempt oh ana SECURED by
sion house upon said land to be insured
BY the purchaser OF the same in a renson-.
abie sum fof the benefit Of said trustee
as his interest may appear. For further.
linforniatioh address 4 q
r. Pr BARBOUR, Trustee,
I$s5 Gordonsville, Va.
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SJee38
WIN. 8. Plzalni Co.,
Real Estate. Auctioneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.

II ucT1oN SALE OF TWo DESIRABLE
q BRICK DWELLIMGsI IN LEI. DIS
lao6. Ar q oGLoCK F.. NJ. Win WILL
OFFER II AT PUBLIC sAUCTIONSE III u
r1VOH DHsIRABLEN Jew BRICK DWEls
LINGH. & W q. .Es q
(. No. zoos AND NO. zoos NY STA Rect
/. THE houses contain ton rooms zach, with
bath, heated by Latrobes and will prdve
splendid homes or Investments; right In
the line OF Lee District improvements and
convenient to the street car service.
TERMS One-third cash, balance at Q
''' VIM. 81 P1zztN1 CO.
lJe e.tds q
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Show Paine's Fireworks.

Tho Virginia Passenger and Power
Company 81 have completed arrangements
for q nlagn ifcent display Of Psllne's. fre-
works a t the, RsserYoi " & ark on Tues
day night, July 4, Several hundred dol;
!lars' Wnrlh az fireWorks Of all kinds, In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27
Speed Of Charl .ssen.'

N1fSNUGIffttue9
PROVIDENCE, MASS, June 2s.-,frhe
protected cruiser Charl stolb which IS ~
thia coast sP {hls week. arrived ths har
'bor to- day. "A representative OF the New
port News shipbulldlng and pry Dock
which bull i; he vessel, reported
that on u her passage UP the Coast ths
cruiser averaged % knbts an hour, which
Ii the speed called for III the government
rop ts
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Me.1phiis.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press) III
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 26.-summa.
Res: E445 t.4i sE u. ,i
Celebration e to q second, G American
y lp Is i Third. fine, Il IA 81. 3
e Second race-mile and 4half-Tartan.(5
TO s. first, Cotilion s(13 to 81 second, Bull
s"Third raceAfive fur)ongsARolla a to y
first, Watchful Il 10 y second. Ina Gray
"a to- ~ third. Time. 1:03 IA.
K Fourth "a ce-seven furlongs-Tenny
Belle. u2 TO y f,rsts Echodalek lS 70 y sec
d" Fifth IA te-half mica tnerlch II: g ito
Is first, Bitter Hand (6 to II second, Tom
sMcGrath q to ~ third. Time 70 &; &!
S# Sixth fAce-seven ftirlon gs-My Eleanor
ond, sweet Jane 40 to y third: Time,
5fla1 1.g II 59E
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Cincinnati.
lBy Associated Press. ]

IA BY Associated Press ~
June 26.-tatonia sum.
n1aries: s 35S7
Il First tace-six furlongs-B ardolpt Il to
y first. Joe Goss GO TO. y. second, Sid
Silver g to u third. Time 4 :l5 1-5 Il & II,
Sscond rate-flve firlOngs-Heie ellen G. %
70! 81 first. z!cnap III to y second La
,tifa az to y third. Time 100 3-5.
II Third race-nile ene q sixteenth-Judge
Brady a to 81 first. Marshal Ney us to 81
second. Tapola az to5tD third. Time.
1:47 3-5. l.;s & s "a
Fourth face-f1ve firlongs Beacon Light
Speed Maker us to 81 third. Time. 1:o2
3-5. RI 3 95i a 81 } $.
{, Fifth race Clubhouse Coatse, steeble-'
chase-Go build go to y first Evander q to
- second, Class Leader a to y third.
Time; 80 NJ
Sixth race-sx fhrlonEs-John Carroll
6 to p first. The Cook e to 81 second,
Wainamoein Is to 81 third. Time. Lib 4-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27
BY A. +. Chewing Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Trustees Auction Sale Of
No. "a w. Leigh Street.

k ~ + H. ~ NJ III 7 r. Il.
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust,
dated October 80, 1902. OF record In the
clerks office Of Richmond Chancery
Court, IL D. 3. 1b 3, page 24o default
thbfoby secured, and beihE required so
to do by the beneficiary, we WILL sell BY
auction, upon the preln,lsa.s,s 8 on Il.
Ar d O'CLOCK r.. Mi TIID PROPERTY
H * FRdNT Or 50 FElT ii iScHEs,
MORE On LESS an t,s 4 AZ, !,
iPRiCE STREET, by a P,rH, BE.
TWEEN PARALLUII LINES, OF los
FEET THIS PR0PEIarH, Is, L i; TE
BY NVDsTORs, AND TIE READER
Is EARNESTLY REQUEsTED 10 BID
'PRESENT An TIME OF SALE.
B TERMS-CASH. !. b. Us
II. ElTTERDlNG Trustee,
Je 2s-tds
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BEVERLEY. B. 5MUNFORD,
LILBURN T. MYERS.
/, * e, 8 IS, COtnfrl siotaerS,

In the Ciar1t 81 office Of the Chahdery
Court, Richmond, va. IS
8. II; Halves i& Cor who sues etc.,
VIM. r. iTrgg Company and others.
II hereby certify that the bond required
Of tho above men toned, Beverley b.
Murfofd aid Lilbnrn r. Myers Special
the aforesaid suit entered on the sd OF
May, 15O6, Has been duly executed.
(Signed) CHARLES o., SAXILLD,
81 Clerk.
Je 20, 2s, q. so&Ju4,7
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE FARM. 55ss,
in SALBBMARLEscoU NTY,-3VA Al NEAR
5l33s K ESWICK DEPOT. s5sS t3 ssSg

By, virtue or 4 deed 81 tr1ist, bearing
date the e1st day u August, 1904, and RS
corded III the clerk s Office Of Automatic
circuit Court, d B! 100, age. $50. the uri-l
ldersgned az trustee Under said deed. will
offer for sale, at public auction, upon the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27

n Office city School Board City Hall.
Richmond, va, June q. 1905.
Principals for City Schools.
TWO VACANCIES NOW EXIST IN
the Principalshipa OF the Richmond Public
Schools. April cations. tn letters Of ref.
erence as to character and ability. should
DO sent to this otilee not later than
Thursday, June 18th, l9o6.
BY order of the School board.
q. p, WA1.TOIsD, Clerk. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27

TAXES-I 2 AM 8s NOW
ready to receive the City, School and
Sewer Taxes for the year 1906. ohS-S
tgJuly 1st next, and the other half on Or
before December 1st; per oerlt. Will
T be added to each half unpaid when due.$
ferred, J.5W. BRONAUGFI, Jr.,
Treasurer City OF Manchester.
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4 Notice TO IA * Payers.
once Of collector Of city Taxst

ONCE or Collector Of City Taxes s
city Hail., Richmond, Va. 81
THIS OFFICE Will BE READY 10
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE=HALF OF
CITY !TAkEs. REAL EtsTATE AND!
PERsoNAA.FO FOR T = = YEAR 1905 ON
me Whole tax Is due, but. the ordi-i
K nance provides that ore.halt may 81;
paid III June, =, an,d q. the fem9alp,ns half
hall Ii 5drs l ss ah1p, sasY q RE
! at once, ana IL not paid before Sop
T TENDER 1st the Col ctor Is Required to
levy, with costs added. (see Chapter
PERSONS MALE OR FEMAED Who
& own personal property or hold pers6hxl
conducting business In tho city 6f Rtch-s
mond (of,5whatevers nature) are assessed,
and Will please call and SETTLE, 30 al to-
avoid dellnqu ncy. s n, ,5 .j
@ Grading, Paving, rlPa ana So Wef Con-
\ nection bllls are payable n the same
Give name III which PROPERTY " stands,
ana see that YOU get al your Bills e,ls;
This being the only notice pfovlHsd
+ for by law, please glvo 1t prompt attsn-
ton. a. under the n new y. ordinance s per
sst wRs sIsl5S S hsya g s dd'a
81 f.. tVs CUNN1N CHAN.
Jul-1mo Collsctbf OF CITY Takes.
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Virginia Fire ana kArins
ffei = fnk{ifa n "A T&dy1 IN 4 u stiss

q Z 5s;.S INSURANCE Company, ag
Riohrnor1d, va, tuhe 90. 1906.
DIRECTORS OF TafAi
4 Dividend OF Four Psr Cant. Ores Of
Il taxi. payable to- HtocknOlders of record
Juen goth. 1D04. from which date to Jsly3
U lot, 1906, the Transfer Books will bel
Il mailed to Stockholders. Changes OF ada
dress should o be u notified the company
S VIM H. NJ CARTHY. Secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27
Fork Union Won.

Especial 10 The Times Dspatc chs
y FORK UNION, VA. June 26.--A very
exciting game of base: ball was played
acre last Ea turday, the Fork Union team
ma the Gold Hill Club, NJ
Tho result was as follows:
Folk Union u. ]. 4ljo 1890 1-9
bold Hill \. Z. o 90 04t21OS7
Batteries: Harry Griffin and joe snead {;
Pace and rudua. Umpire. MI. McGeht1a,
II New Canton.
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DIVIDEND TNorIcH.
Virginia Trust Company

Richmond, va, juno 20, 1906.
The Directors Of this Company have
this day declared q semi.nrnuai Dividend
OF Two Per Cent. (free OF tax, payable
on and after July l., 1906 Dividend checks
Will be mailed. L. D. A.YLETT,
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Philadelphia, 8 brooklyn, :

South Atlantic League.
At Columbia: Savannah, s; Columbia, O.
At Augusta: Augusta, i; Jackson
lille, B. 3 e. q d II ss..
The Harrison times., 1905-01-14

eve have come to the parting of
the ways said the President to a
Republican Senator recently. Owe
must now decide whether the Re
publican party shall stand for a
square deal for every man, be he
great or small, influential or ins1g
nifcant, whether it shall improve its
opportunity, curb corporate greed
and prove to the people that it stands
for their interests, or whetherit shall
merit the name given it by the Dem
oerats, "the party of special privi-
leges and vested interests" What
reply he Senator made to the Presi-
dent Jour correspondent does not
know. To a correspondent a mo-
ment later the Senator said: THAT
man is fool He talks like a wild
eyed Democrat. If he goes on at this
rate he will be bigger socialist than
Bryan, a bigger anarchist than
Debs" If Mr. Roosevelt could hear
what the national legislators in his
party are saying of his policies and
aims, even as stout hearted an indi
vidual as he would probably feel a
sickening sensation.
The Harrison times., 1905-01-14
Married the Family.

u. A. Palmer, late editor of the
Washington, Kansas, Republican, is
selling boobs in Utah. He writes to
his old paper sometimes about the
Mormons. He says that his busi-
ness has enabled him to learn consid-
cradle of their domestic life. He
found that lots of Mormons still live
with plural wives, though plural
marriages are not open. He says:
zone case that came under my at
tention is a peculiar one. | called at
a certain ho2ne in a nice residence
part of the city, and met a cultured,
refined English lady, whose husband
is one of the church historians. This
lady was busy with some friends
and asked me to call the next day.
did so, and the mother of the lady
met me at the door and said her
eldest daughter was out, but that
the Youngest daughter was in
the parlor and wished to see ME.
soon learned that this younger Sis
ter's husband was one of the church
historians, and that he was at the
time in Europe on a missionary tour,
getting recruits for the Mormon
church. These two cultured English
ladies had the same family name OF
Mr., their husband was a church
historian and in Europe on a mis-
sionary tour, so all this awakened
my curiosity. made inquiry about
the family of a reporter for the
Tribune, and was informed that
both women were wives of the same
man, and more than that, Twas told
that the mother of these two wives
was also the first wife of this church
historian and missionary. All three
women, mother and two daughters,
lived in the same house, and all had
| children by this man"
The Harrison times., 1905-01-14

the South received no benefit what
ever. Consequently, the Democrats
in the Senate have banded together
and unless the conventions are so
amended as expressly to omit from
possible arbitration the payment of
these bonds they will never be rati-
fed.
The prospects are that the Presi-
dent and his Secretary of the Navy
are likely to encounter insuperable op-
position to their naval programme.
They have asked that new vessels,
which will cost $40, 100000 be au-
thorized The Government has al
ready authorized ships which, before
they are completed, will cost $780,
OOO,oO and there will be national
dehciency,of $4,000, 900, at least,
this year. Congress now declares
itself ready to authorize few of the
ships asked for, but positively de-
clines to authorize an additional ex-
pense for new ships amounting to
nearly $50,OOO,QOO. In this con-
-nectiOn, attention is called to the
fact the naval authorities now de
clare that the Oregon is obsolete, al
though It IS one of the largest battle
ships ahoat, being of 10000 tons
burden Now they demand ships
ofnot less than 10000 tons, al
though none of the foreign powers
except ENGLAND are building battle
ships of such gigantic size. The more
conservative members of Congress
insist tina at least one of the new
10000 to- ships already authorized
should be put into commission and
thoroughly tested before more are
authorized and in this economical
and JudiciOus policy the Republicans
will receive the full support of the
Democrats i'll both houses of Con-
gress.