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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
COLONEL JAMES OUT.
Formally Enters Race for Com
35. ,,no,1wealth's Attorney. "a

3 COLONEL sB. o.. DANES Ycsterdny lssued.Ia
card formally announcing his andidacy
for Conllnonwculth's att orney, sub1ec 10
the action the lDcm9er;.tiicl PRIMARY y
No i summer lille aColoncl James Us
.thc$1irslG,of the oS.didatcs TO make w. foi-
nal announcement here will be many
others in,stl,c race, and 1t promises TO pc
s Colonel Jamesfis q man Of much pop,
MA ritySsand is { q lawyer Hof recognized
ability lie wns scvera! tines g Gommo :.
M. ,nirrscntcdE tint district for n term
iii the House of Delegates liz 4, was !, 9
member Or former tl,Z Les :
5stuif ana las held many other position rs
The candidates and their friends are
already discussing tho light, and interest,"
promises TO grow With references 70 y
until tho votes arc cast. III 55g53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Her Class Entertained d.

Miss Mnhel Sims entertained }, 5n 81 'o7th
rba s Sou hSmH ales 1s fegmsd
danes and teyflstd al ,'ng prescnted
drill Under the 40 rese,lt
a hsscs Nahnle ,ssnt
Louise Bowes clarence Wood e Q, E sips
Atkinson Lucy Wa,thmnIey raep s s1.S
i Pond Jnlia doode, Annie llanewink Ks,
Louise Sutton. Evelyn ia 4
ham, Ern,n FULLER Keit! saYllleei; 6, MIaiT,
gurct Crunlp, Sara n Y y
Sims and Angie SINS, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Chafing Dish Supper.

Miss Mary ana Elizabeth law enter
tanned with3a3chafing dish l,i'l,,
her OF friends Mt their home, ~ Dundee
Hanover county. III honor OF their guest !,
Miss Vera Palmer, who has Just ret tlincd
from M extended "trip III England l'1
Miss Louise Val Nauer, of savannah ST.,
This beautif,ilEo old home was filled WIN y;
the glow from bright open, fires, while 4
among thegarlands Of ,lolly l1mms1nc
ton. 'rhosca who helped =. make merry ~
were: Mss&Peptross. M ISIS Maud NORTH :,
5ern. tho Misses New, OF Ashland; Miss
SALLY Woodford3 and Miss WI iums, n !.
Clarence Taylor. Mr.. Q. W9rthuln,5 MI y
Cnscliwcll, Mr.. George Z. llaw, Mr. Pol
lard Cardozl} ana Dr. FL; Villlan ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
.Colored Moving Pictures.

rhe Motion picture ny y
w VII g,s Il sw ge mgains q
tyre St TaIIon saiurday,
80 ana $40 areatie !. iam tvi
TIC new feature that theyw W. pe ,g
s Sificon = e , Wy tho
m tural noises Among the ,o,,
viii be presented praa ~ easey
~ roller. nck and tho beam
stalk, tic Great Train obbery, and many
Others. As i 81 =, e N 1, mo
,,nus az 4 tho association, and tho pro-
3cccds IRE ia Id used III procuring ne w
equipment for the gyi1ll'a 81 ISL II VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
STOLE HIS HORSE.
Railroad officials Stable Was
Rohhed Sunday Night.

v Former Mayor ~. r. Jones. Of Barton Bar :,
Heights, who is tho treasurer or ING 2. M !,
slnntic Coast Limo Railroad COMPANY, losp
his fine grny saddle mare, Sunday hisll1,
some one having entered his stable apont
10 o'clock and taken her away nv Jones on -
,,idos IN 10 town from Barton Heights to
lis office each morning, and he keeps
two horses IN his stable, u,
Mi. Charles r. Winston y son-'n-la%
of Mlr. ZONES, heard some noise NJ the
stable Sunday hight, md upon nyest'--
CATION found the horse gone ana also o ON
bride missing Tho saddle was not removed
and Mr. Winston thinks tho theft was
committed by some ono familiar WIN INC
premises.
lilo tracked the stolen horse along tho
car line toward Richmond for some dis
lance, and then lost his trnil.ys
The act is considered n bold one, mas
mucl, as the hour was so early,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
IMPORTANT MATTERS.
Common Council to Open New
Year With Much Work, sE|

4@Thc3 Common Council Will hold tho ini-
tin8mceting the year ail L, t'ie
EterS.i & k .s5 # NJ Ss tB 5aas'.s fs 4. u
see what 1871 lie trouble VIII ~ Eas q
aploprintimg SFN for Ills pllrposG, and It
will likely be adopted, AS p,ihlic sniltl :
cnt sndoubtetlly sronglX IT Il lmH TIn q
Il rid Ilbrilryzq question will be discussed
5inS some form. and there Is cnouEl ro on
tlnu business to keep the bod ~ session
otthcrSuiestIomss OF public Interest that
have been up beforehand have, been,eitt AS her
tabloid Of defeated 8und reconsiiideresd q llie
question thcu pdilse, Ior 1sclS
5prOyOk q fight Me- sNS5ss Ht4 IS sl{s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
sPENITENTIARY REPORT.
Large Assets in Cotton and Es-
tiInatsd ats,the Present Value.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch0
& RALEIGH, NJ c., Jan. :. I'll pcni-
tentiarysllircctors this evening filed their.
report with Governor Aycock showing u
$nel3 surplus OF $4,000. Included in this is
SEQ, 900 Of pcnitentlary debt bonds, which
were purchased by The directors. The
other assets. consisting mainly Of cotton,
arc estimated at The present market
value several crops hcinS left out OF the
estimate SO as 10 offset any further slump
air cptto,it But for. the slump I he sur
plus would have been Sl1O0O. ii
f The directors atestheN rcconmend TINT
$4,000 Of the debt bonds they hold be
directed TO tho establishment Of a re-
fOrmatory for lid young criminals. Tho
* Governor approves this Recommendation.
SIhc Governor offers 500 reward for MIL
< liam Springs, who murdered Park Police
man S. Il. Cole, at Belmont Park Char
81 lote.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
GEN. ANDERSON TO RUN.
Popular House Member Will
Stand for the Senate.

!, General Charles j. Anderson. who is
now !; member Of the House Of Dele
gates from this city, has decided to stand
onel George Wayne Anderson who will
run for the Office OF commemorative
Attorney. Hi @
& General Anderson is well known IN bus.
incss, military and political circles. and
" co,Nilar withall cli,sscs OF citizens.
5F lie was 5adiutant- general under thc adj
ministlTtipn3of Governor OF'"rrail Cen
Common Council and WIS ono of the
aubcsl members OF tho Committeos on III
tired from tho Council In order 10 take
l,Is seat IN tile House, ana in the latter
body he made6a fine record.
slim for' tic Senate. and his friends are
delighted that he has decided 70 run
for'this higher honor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
the officials over tho long distance phone
Sunday and was satisfied with tho 81 tta-
3#t ALL ENJOYED IT.
Delightful Pros rarnrne Enjoyed
bylii Union 4 Station Congregations.

An elaborate New Y.ear's celeboratlon1
WAS held Union Sutton ", Met9d r5
was d, WITH ry o,,,
showed careful preparation and ability In
execution. 5!5, "a j HI III & ,, Et5 I e
$unttry, rendered by Miss {Diacont, fol-
lowed BY a Christmas welcome by y,
Arthur Bates, after which the regular
choir sang n Christmas /, ca carol. Little
Miss Louise Good thrilled 1t he &nudlcnoe
Which nun bered atsleast5 1850. wi thu sol
cmn prayer. i3g IN q Is Ill al
mime, executed by twelve tie * girls
dressed in White followed by n drill Der,
formed by fourteen girls, dressed lin UNI
forms of red and wllite.8a I, :, d .5 !,
6N1aster Leroy Mountcastlef ofrAll. SAINTS,
Church choir, sang. as q solo $"13e yond the
Gates Of Paradise. ~ ggSSt1 , Fl
M a cnntntil as then rendered ny ne
choir and twelve Slrls.fSsS D SP .s
Alxey, paSto'raof Tie " chuirGilI,
8tllo5menbers OF the SundnSlschool retired req
SintoIthc Sunday school apnrtm,ent, where
the lilo oncs were MADE III ma lPy Will "
gifts ana refreshments. XVI 33 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
IL ACTIVITY EXPECTED.
Trained Politicians, Like s, War var
Hor Scent Battle From Afar.

1,ho new Yea r promises to be son :. OF
Interest ii politica ma tiers
In trained pol, an, c one
s All 10th III cltyand Stateaffairs. From
m man.; sections Of state eo'lninig
and that otne for TN s,a y,
tiIe . gubermatorial Ri aspirtpn
SVilad and MI. e z, /, ~
showing more signs Of vIgor,,i puiSh11ng
sMnnn thoughS the N ttoWay aildlda te u
not 'idle Nv any manner Of means. But
ihe preatcst fight Of all5will likely occur
over tho senate both thrs
a ~ : showing Il disposition = o obtail$a
cores Idea OF the situation with q view! 2,
to making u strenuous canvass OF ,l =!
Stair They both have strong ,.,dn
them promises TO be vigorous from Is IN
cent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
GETTING a HOLD l-,l[.
Crowds Flocking % the Saliva ',;l
ton Army Services.

mo salvation Army has sent ~ Y 7
city pparenty justg the "a :.
tain and Mrs. FLEMING have become IN
inensely popular clnsses /, q psetn,,
bic ,,. and have made friends of%all Y,
whom they have come IN Sc ~ 4,
these two soldiers of faithsai steadliy
building up d permanent organlzatio . /, ],
For four weeks trey llaye been ll9 {, ,lllt
special services the = trea y,
Mission where large CROWDS hlYe l'ecRe ~
Attic missions quiet rcgnsin ftcr !, 1me :.
Sl,nstln.'of Christmas time. he rec ll!lm y I,
work goes p1 ], y, =, nto
thn' "a roI1nt try and there are no longer
crowds like those Of colder day! ay s. If III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
! Beautiful 65 s NTIME:Nl>l'T T.
Governor Montague Sends Mes
sage Of Peace to the World. s


d In response to a request for$a expires
sion OF Christmas sen tilnent, ;over ~ +
Montague wired the following on Deem en-
Iteers IA til to t,c New York z World
settlement ofn large clnss ~ q
controversies. between nut lions by afbl--,
trntioni$ Is one. o f lie notable 81 gl,s g +
our times, The boundary Ines. of gov
,el'itnents should lotNbc ~ barrier to he
sway Of reason, Justice and humanity.
Man n must not ive8ngainst man. ne
mutton against nations but 8lnanSslnust
live for man and nationE for nation; for t71
thus Is heard the voice ofsrcasol and md
titus IFS seen tile light Of Justice MIN
must dc greater thai, matter, and Ills
standards must be tho shirt md mot
tho sword y'hcrefore,,sn nb trntlon and
snaot war; Is a3snotc that $hnrnlonizcs we'll
with. * tho celestial chant 8comnlemorat'edl
sivht his day, - Fts "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
HAS FIN p. LUNCH. !
Mr.. William R ueger5 Has Open
House sforRHis Friends.

slrhe friends aud c,ist Of Nh. WI
liam Rucger ciioXetl; II splendi our NJ
lunoll ycste .<ay the Hotel ~ ;'llds
the restaurant was g.
three hours will business and pro,ftc's4--t
s'pnal men and btlers. & W Sa5 "a, is8
,rherc was not the lglltostt, fornla Ky
about the affair though 4 was a4ln g2s
enjoyable one. q. slgg .tgt3F.. Us, Z
The crowd was 4s,icl, aalnrgc ono tina &
three walters were kept busy n serving
the people for several hours, s::E
Some of tho i@dc lk;ac!es5 served II Hirr g. <,
picleled oysters potato salad, cold lamb
turkey, terrapins stew i&nndi Smit y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
NIGHT Educational Classes.

rhe night i IS for y Xoinhg re.
r,n,, ny Iyo,lnr Mnn,s Christian Assoeia-
Ion ion to.nigltat ) orock N regular {,
New students will he admitted in5any,ot
The following stuleswhere thers y pGGn Il
aritblnetIc, bookkeeping. elcctrlcity. ing
ii grammar mechnnl drwing Y, nSn !,
and correspondence s. en2gr t,
aud tecgraphy for {, = q !, ns
drawing, stenography,lll n NJ "A. W. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Handsome Present for Him.

BEFORE stage Mana IlHgAlS Malr q
the .'RunnIng for Office, Gomp't1lll ~
renched Norfolk sunday, les Was sbs u ,9e
proud l'anas9Sm9 sss ted
ME- Mnhr nv MnIugers Strumln, of ! ne
lco COM Oh bphalf nf the members ,
4 fth1. he noInpany rs n New Years present,
ana as d Of ll-ro,ld g I,s,
III fro,nn the Fbumblest to the STAT iiiS
II Mr.. Mtlhr is IN old time acto 2 mem,
hcr5 Of the famous Empire t9unrtette, ana
ia Il we'll known In Richmond 3Ss 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Shot Three IL Deer.

Fishing Club have returned from Cum;
3berinnd county.iwhereFtl iey went 5to spend
. week hunting bg neBrhe o,l g her
sthinrs Among .those#nt5 the tlnsh were
Mcsss. Joe West. George Perry, Jn am.
Richmond, A. md M. Thompson. l'hcY
Ind h lotbof fan on the trln. y Y s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Goes to His Old Home,

-7, A. 0,,o C;rngna III, OF NO. 40 & Ilast
,sr mnd C .:trcc,t leaves Richmond Thurs
day for Now York, whore on Tridpy VIE
starts for his homo. in Iurcil. Gnliicill ~,
Italy, Mr, Gragnuni was. called home o''
account of thu Illness of his mothev.RllElA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
FOR TIE LIBRARY,
Travellers Protective Association
Will Send Committee to Council.

l,he srrayelers' Protective Association
mas taknn a. moro active Interest in. The
library movement, ana has nlA'otlt'a q
committed 10 be present at the meeting
Z oI the Council Tonight,
j#The COMMITTEES consists Of Messrs Ihos,
{Ioindexter b, y. Howard. 9. " Snlitf&
dcrs, Arthur r.. Clarke and Robert ,,
Christian.
10 do All in their power 10 further me
interests OF the library.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the, Travellers
tIsrolectiIe Association has also become.
Interested In the library mOyemclit. and
Will assist his gentlemen olsthe assGea-t
ton hi the work before the Council. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Patrol Service 8, Record

.1Mnior lInw,rd, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7oI,.tIlH,
patrol stntl6n his manttl n I, r"p"1s
4ber Number Of police als,a.1lsi' p mn
clls 62;prisones ronveNeau,n ,,'iini
number Of ls aS; nunlo,r III i aIr,ins
no; Snrnnd Stntion wagon. wv. v. ..-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
MONEY 4 N AND OUT WI
Financial Activity the Only Kind
j. ass 4 the CitY& Hal Nd. .5.

3 at the City Hal " E,3
~ .Nl9thcsclty officers md clnpl tic
City 1Ianl observed l,oa u ,
save the court CLERKS, who were on duty
for 1T while during the morning, and md tlle
efttrc forces III tile Offices udl tor
4cityscolle ditoi was send rtl;
Ing out cliccks. to 1sectssJ anunJiY Interest
on5cltyfbonds. while the collie ctpr4and This his
clerks Wcre, busy taking ll,,ss cilsl, from
those who Hliad mot thcrto psaid their
taxes. s;sit ~. 5l ,6s jl5.3
There wis still ono other oiiiccrton
duty. 1IeSwas City 81 erik Ben iuglllsst
who has l,eyor ltliy since e ~ liS
held ,tc rlace 4 n;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Fined fol; Trespassi

&. snulrc gle,ofilIenricn5 collnltY Yester;
afag ,,Ag fined Moses Enrich tWhitel and
George Ca Brown leoIoredl beth u $ and costs y
tho richmond, Frederic ksbllfg and t'olo-,
mac Railroad Company, \, z. +,
h fienfv' ROSS was before the Squire
CHARGED with benting ind threatenlng Y
Shoot Ills wife, He was fined Sand costs
and made ~ give bond to keep the peace
for twelve mont rs, A tiiis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
New. YEARS Feasts.

IS ST. Patlick's Lodge y "a ?, {, 2; T., VII
Irhc Hebrew ssheltering Arms, society
viii hold feast to-lo rrpAy t.,ttIiI
Sanger liul,nnd tho Brew Y llliuoi WI ~
feast on Tllursdny nsht.aB ~ ls..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
No Trouble Feared,

" Governor Montague has heard nothing
,inticatjng the possibility Of, trouble in
1hieSandiia Oh account of the crime 500
.ent,y committed thore, and \ ( y 'n ION
sa ', syprss.9 Ais EScellensy talked VITA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Mr., TAYLOR Here.

Mr.. Robert Mailer IayloI we'll known
here, aud now in Syashingto y, MI the
Adams Express Company, ~ il i 4. luNI
calling on Ills relat IVES 'I1sd Stflch4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03

trap had IL wheel smashed and Il, AZ
tho spat tcrboartl ,3ibrokell:, while Sbrokenl
In every direction I. al
II Mrs Walton, keeper of Monroe & Park, &
came to 1.-The assistance Of NJ lss4 ylorI
and her friends. Keeping the horse from
boiling About $40 worth, fina was wa;
more or less broket1.s sf& s 81 HI y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
L|O|I||N|G|D0C'KEIa| IN
AENR !. |: D ]
TrueI Bills Brought BY Grand
Jri.yiit Scvelltcssipf
Cases. 81 55i.5, 81
MIS- MEANo 3 Ar L! 4 TRIED /. 70
Large Number Of Civil Gases
Set for the January s5 .5


The January term of}5I1cnrlco Circuit
Court opened yesterday. with 8Judgc n.
Carter Scott presiding !, Il and 5sa quantity
jwns transact ed md scveral
caseH tried 4 The crowd was
US usual ~ large one. d was 4 tho docket
of both criminal and civil cases: &; s.3
The jury was kept busy II up until s
o'clock In the afternoon, when they
brought In true bills In seventeen cases.
Several others were discharged, no true
.bilfbelng found against them The crit,-3
3inal cases arc IL I us follows: A William
Fisher and Is Lee u Carlson j anuarS al;
Annie N ones, Estcle III ones, lliamT Tins
ley, January hby8 Savage. Jn,itlal.y
iGth;g Percy l3o oker, Il J January 81 q; 2R obert
Morton; nde rson Y, L,,wre e,
8nary 9TH; William Scot, Janua!W iith;.
a a,ndsi Ro os Morton and oliver staliings
january 18TH. ~ n
The Civil Gases. ss 3=s
Isl rho civil5cascs for tile torn ere sc tfa's
tive Company Alchi il;er
GunterJ t ys. NEIL 4, I,
Sen 5 3%'1s5 as
january 21st Cousins W. Richmond pa s \
selger and Power an,'ary 2ath;
Jones ur q So1n-
!faniiary 27th:sT nsleySys Chesapeake and
Ohio and Richmond Broom Conpany vs. vs.
OILS. January 20 gtindale VS. Y CT,
and Clark Samucls. an,ia rSI ], sg ln
aBiggs vs.5Yirglnia Pnsscngc and Power 81.
lconpany, january Jlst; knight ys y rrTj
Enia- Carolina chemical COMPANY y., F N
rllnry list ;J. Samuel Parrish VS.. ~ ei ~ =
administrator. February "a !, y,
SHThc Inisdemea nor ca scs tried were Z, g
little importai,t Junlus Barker ;Iild D
iseph Garter were forced fto me- :, },
5i,iJge sstn ming them in their dccisionss;
Ill II" the case of LIZ NE =,
f1nn of SO imposed inlIthe
tn'EpJvn sec,lrity to keen the pc; I s
was ciarged Will, lighting #a .lll carrSihs5
concealed W ca ons. v gE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Mr.. Parrish Here,

Mr. II, NJ Parrish, q well knoWn 1Rlcll-
e esn' trIp f6roMnglii 'iiheS Slate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
Historic Piece Of Furniture,

!. Mr.. George Acree,sa nembny@of thn3flltfs I,
ns constructed a. prnlly
table from wood takon from lln .oid S "
tol building, The piece Or furniture " ~
most attract VIC one, NJ {tti3 a5 ~ 33ai'S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
JUDGE ISSUES RUIZ:
FOR MAGISTRATE IS
Absent Squire Will Explain His His
Apparent Dere-
LECTION,

Judge r., Carter Scott Of lienrlco c n
cult Court, yesterday issued a rule against. !,
Magistrate Edwin Rugg, TO slloW cause
Why he did not appear q the court ye,s,,
sterduy In the case of the ConmonWveii!lt,l ~!
against Caroline Price. charged Win tel-
f Ria crcunostances OF tlle ease 8itrc 5in-l
sterrsting II us Squire Rugg Issued the
oriainnl + warrant cilnrgins llle woman
With felony. heard the case ana sent he
% sn b vi, . called yesterday ,NIaglstrate)
Hug fanu did did puf Shls appearnrce, And q
Il Is Vas q n fterward learned that he had
'phoned that onN 81 the W i Wh hs
nost neored, wllere,ipons the jld 30 ordered y
Mia ISSUED for Ills appea IN noe before nm
this m,orninsnt 10 o'clock, Deputy Y, Sheriff
Sorrter had me document W l1nt i oms Wa
seryefit upon the ma gistrate y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03

s54 Burnett's Extract OF Vanll LA
az d he standard everywhere. Sold by best
Igyocers, 4Ady, h
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
A Prophet of Evil.

Our venerable and esteemed friend.
the Chicago Chronicle, is at it again.
There never was a time when the
Chronicle found it possible to bestow
its approval upon many of the oc-
currences that attracted its atten-
ton of many Of the persons that
stand in its light. The latter, we are
forced to conclude, comprise about
nine-tenths of the human race. Now
adays it is more somber than ever.
It's editorial page of Friday last.
for example, contains nine articles.
Two Of these are devoted to arraign-
ments Of William r. Hearst and his
supporters, in various aspects; one
rebukes the pharisaism Of the Eng
lish press; one scoIds those modern
clergymen who advertise the sub
jects Of their sermons; cne makes
a mOurnful forecast Of the troubles
that await the Russian people, under
the promised constitution: one up
braids the typographical union for it's
stand on the subject of injunetions;
one deals with certain "discredit-
able" performances Of the Dunno ad-
ministration; one scorches the city
Of New Orleans and those of its Of
tlcials, who are said-by the Chroni-
be responsible for the en-
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
The Tragedy'S Real Victims.

A fund for the relief of the fami-
lies Of the two men killed in the ex-
plosion at the power house OF the
Potomac Electric Power Company, on
last Wednesday, has been started by
the local union Of the Brotherhood
of Stationary Firemen.
1t was proper, perhaps, that this
movement for the helping of the wo-
men and children, upon whom this
sudden and crushing loss has fallen,
should have been planned and In
augurated by men whose lives are
spent IN the same hazardous pur-
suit. They know the perils of the
business and appreciate themselves
that at any moment, without fault
or carelessness on their part, their
families may be left without protec-
tors.
The pathos the situation presents
is not unusual nowadays. but 1t loses
none Of its appealing force on that
account. The tragedy of the i'm
mediate victims death is obscured al
most by the deeper tragedy of their
dependent ones future lives.
An appeal in their behalf is made
by the union, which has sent The
Times a check for SO to head the
subscription list.
The Washington times., 1905-11-05
COME cLOSERI

president Roosevelt TO the Confederate Vot-
Grams at Richmond. Va. October IS. 1867
Come closer, come cIcseri''
'Tis the cry of a chieftain new.
A hobbling remnant of a guard
Stands shrinking in review
Come nearer, aye, come closer.
For ! am your captain now;
Why stand there in embattled front.
Or with clouded brow?''
The present holds no room for hate,
The past, If yours. is mine as great!
And if not mine the fght, at least. the
glory;
And mine with you the nations glo-
~ious story.
Let raneonous jealousy be not our
plight;
Fer TO each is the need OF the honest
fight"
lie who spoke was the President.
One noble. fearless, strong, and
bright;
Greeting the heroes, resident.
or the long fray Of yesternight.
Come closer. closer for this land is
one
No borders ! therein discern.
The gray was yours. the others blue,
What matters then, Il you but learn
That both n one. in Chcckerd hue.
Twine the horizon, while the breaking
sun
Proclaims II new and Joyous day,
Chasing duh clouds. like care. away?
Thus came nation to its strength.
And you. my masters. were but there
To weld and cement with your lives
A newer. trGer bend. and rare.
Cne 60 endure the shocks ot tine
Cro people make from cline 20 cline.
You buiIded well cen In defeat!
Come closer then! nc'er yet retreat
Made more and glorious victory
Than yours, and it's escheat!
Come. closer come. }. too. belong to
you,
Ny blood its source. it's springs began
In this. you call your own Southland.
We pray our country find no rue
Under the sranSled banner true
Victorious peace crowned. red. white.
and blue:
And may It ever lead the van
WITH freemen brave IN causes grand.
HANDS then all round.
No need OF swords;
No need of guards or bra2en words.
This is our own. our native land
And eli true men one brother band.
~. WALTERS.