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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Japan and South America

Consul Britain OF Ilehl. Germany, re-
ports that according to u recent icle
In German neWspap per the Japanes
3Goyernment2la has recently granted q sub
sldy to q Japanese South American steam.
ship line, which plies between Japan and
.Buenos Aires, Argentina, The object Of
this Is to increase the imports OF wool,
-four, and wheat from Argentina. which
products are chiefly needed and desired
for Japan's army and marines. ~. lSns
5lish news paper also reports on q siml!ur
matter, and remarks t",rhe scheme. which
has been under consideration for some
time, for5sthe immigration Of Japanese
.workmen to Brazil and the creation for
that purpose of a direct Japanese steanl-i
ship service to Santos and Rio de J metro
Is about to he realized 4 wo special COM
mssioners OF the Japanese Government
ure now examining, on | he spot, the pro.
sposnl OF establishing a japanese bank AZ
Rio de Janeiro." The same En- 81 ~ ne WE.
paper also reports that "a synd icate q
several banks and commercial Trims II
Bremen has, in connection with the SNIP
Ming trm Horn, OF SchlesWlg and Lupech,
formed u new steamship company lnueI
tho name OF the Roland Line. 70 81 carry
OF. a direct service between Bremen an mnd
the vest coast of South Anner lca. ne
formal constitution Of the new company !,
viii take place In the course sot aSI t1 IN
month";, u s&5 sa 4 6ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
RACE SUICIDE.
England's Birth Rate Declining
10 An Alarming Extent.

Dnglnnds birth rate Is decilhlhg 6 ~ 4
touched its highest point. since reg'sI rI Z
t,nn began in 1888, in 1875. To-day ~ u y - 7
ats lowest. The children OF the most
nrolif,c mothers-those OF 1s76-dre the
mose,l fnproductlye mothers Tho rea son q,
n ssiuned for the frightful decline Is 'tn ne
5decay OF the maternal instinct only ~ !,
M !, cen 1. as manylttle ones see the sllghnlt
nov. or remain in 1t. as saw " thirty
years ago No one factor, however. can y
account for the entire falling of,
The fact is, there are mlny causes
Notably among the most prominent y the
advanced age at which persons marry,
and the fact that n great many never
marry. Previous to 1878 the mnrrlage
"a to\ was 10 to II 1-2 per 4 ,Ooo. 10 DAY
ii Is Ii 10. The claim made for years
by leading economists that popula tlo OF
was supposed to vary with ths 1000 lsl sup !,
My is being doubted It falls to llold
good in England. for at no time ~ we
mast was food 30 cheap or so abun dant
as It is to-day rs M !. s5
Possibly, says one writer, trent, the
rates and taxes have moro to do Win
the question than las the price OF VII eat
.rhe fact OF the matter Is, the question y
sbeyond the best men In tho empire. y
ia ffles eyerybod from tho humblest to
the highest In the fight for first place
that is on. 1t means, or may mean, 9
great deal To England whether her birth
rate Is small or large. a short crop OF
little ones in 1905 and In each succeeds
finr year means a. short crop OF men for
It's army, navy, mills, shops, ia rms.
ships. factories and colleries OF En- glanu
twenty-five or thirty years henc e'TTs,o''-
Isular Reports. sSi5s "a q "A. as s tsSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
MAN. W I /. D.
ACCOMMODATE FRIEND | & ! D.
eWas 90; Wife 48; Became Her
Husband Simply TO Oblige
5f. Her.

ST. 5LOU1S.-Lawyers who returned last
night from Kenneth. Mo-, where they tried
a SANDER suit growing out litigation
over the estate Of the late John IA q.
Powell, OF New Madrid, Mo-, told of q re-
:markable wedding that was brought out
at the trial. "a H . s.iS n . y, Z.
hut now OF Los Angeles, a witness in the
case, told on the stand how he married
Mrs Powell. three years age, purely as Y. g
matter OF friendship and to accom- a od t =!
her. - ~, !, Z, Z. Il paw.
eli, WAS as. In proof OF his dlsintereste ed
mes ness lie cited the fact that he had never x ],
81 much as eaten at the same table Wiz
Ills wife, and had moved away 70 sth 'e'
West soon after the marriage.
Pacentlv8 Mrs. Powell K has died, res
leaslnr him from self-sacrncing vows,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
PIKE PEAK DISCOVERY
TO BE. CELEBRATED.
Colonel Springs and Manitou.
w orking to Make Ma
~ tional Event.

81 With s. 1000 which has been donated by
n. g. Simmons. Of Kenoshn, Wis. 8 as + e.
nucleus, a fund Of many thousand dollars
Will be raised. for q grand State scenten-a
NAL celebration Of the discovery Of Pixies
Peak by Lieutenant zebulon Pike. In Nos
Svenlber, 1906. 3 sSsts n IL III i5 tilt
This subscription, which was made res
Gently heads the list, and efforts MI he
sInsde to secure many other large contri-!
buttons, which will make It possible to
have the celebration one that Is national
in It's scope. JIG
A Residents OF Colorado Springs are res.
questcd to extend all the financial aid-f
possible because Of the mag itude Of the
celebration that Is planned. Steps ire TO
he taken to interest the War loepa rtment
and officers OF the army, as well as hun
,dreds OF Western pioneers, to sny n OF hinS
.ofEpublicists, members of CONGRESS ana
men Of national reputation. If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
NEVADA INDIANS KILL
DEER IN CALIFORNIA !
Let Off With Admonition and
Return to Their
Haunts.

Reports reached the Fish and Game
Commissioners in Sacramento. Cal. that
the Indians were slaughtcrng deer in the
mountains Of Amador county, and In,
sstott, who were IN the mountains near
Tallac, to Investigate. The deputies wntcn-
ed the Indians laying in their winters
supply Of white fish from the lakes
around Tahoe. and for two weeks fol-
Amador county. They arrested two In
dams, one with a doc an 1.-The other with
q deer In their possessio lon, which had beer,
Killed by the Indians. Judge Spencer, OF
gPlaceryille, suspended sentence on the
promise tina 1.-THE Indians would return to
Nevada and be good Indians In future.
The Indians started on foot on their re-.
turn, scaling tho summit of Sierra Nevada.
Mountains, a distance OF l2O miles, accom-.
panied BY Deputy Harry VAR, 4, Ii Il M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31

the religious ser't ices en- tainmef1ts and
celebrations previously appointed by the
church people. celent ord ers has t,eeri
d striking feature Of the holidays. I1ycn
the usually hilarious classes, sometimes
dubbed as "toughs,n have been, with but
few exceptions, on good behavior all lthe
week. Sunday school Christmas trees,
celebrations and treats for the youth
have been fine successes ut the various
churches, and all such entertainments
have been very largely attended. And
tile very poor people Of the county have
been looked after and provided for most
ltcnderly and generously. The most des-
iiitute families and individuals to be losini
have had at least some OF all the GOOD 90,
things" OF Christmas carried - \ ll;esr
homes. Many hundreds OF dollars III
money and tile necessnries of life have
been distributed among tlis poor OF he
county during tho past week W j; ne y.
Kings Daughters and Sons" ana Otncrl
noble-learted people 4
Mr.. Edward Il. Hunter, clerk OF the
courts Of King George, htts Eivet, bond.
with the United States Fidelity an Guar:
antee Company as surety SCI
Judge II. r, B. Wright of Tnrpalhia,in-
mock, will8preside over the January term
~ ti,e King George Court COR Judge Ma
son who has not sufficiently recovered rec
from his late illness to re 5i.n,e work.
Gunners report that viii K ducks ducks , nnu
geese are exceedingly sclscc and mat fli
Ethe few ducks that visit Tia 2aI'pilnanl y.
mock marshes steer clear OF the p EgN5
placed by duck shooters. "a
ssGNessrs. George w. Grigsby, j ". am
Robert Purks, Of 1go. aro spending y y
week in the national capital city.
Miss Abbie White, a stulcnt.at NE lil
fredericksburg College, . spending the
holidays at her home. near lS.Eg George y
Courthouse. III. ,,,,,,
\ Mr., Emmerson Purks, Of this county y,
has gone 10 Charlottesville TO sisit MS
4 Miss Eva r Tayloe, who is teaching in
West Virginia, is spending two weeks at
fgPowhatan," her home, near, hero.
Miss May Iellis, of Caro'.re county, Is
spending the holidays with friends Il 7
this place. IN II u. !, G. I. "a
Bowling Green school, Is with hes5 par %
$ents here for the HOLIDAYS. S. ss Il
H. M 81 May Butler Of lTluvnn,n;7l, IS $ 9
guest y of Il kinsfos here % 1ts @
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. thornton IN !. 81 y
fredericksburg spent this Week \, ~ T.ll]
d Mr.. j 81 Taylor Thornton and fao1ily ~
Bell Grove. this county d XII
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z :. -. sos IIlIGIIs u
CHRISTMAS G i Il $ AT RADFORDs

special to the Times Dispatch.)
3SSaAftDl-,FORD, "a, December 80. - Christ.
| mas week has passed pleasantlyat neiR
fore, and has been arked Is number
LOT Entertainments M
M Cotillon Club gave a delightful
german w ednesdaY evening, which was
ed by Mr.. Henry .,E. Allen, assisted by
MISS Laura nglcs; the last hal & by Mr..
Paul Craft, Of Roanoke, assisted by
Miss Ike hleen Cnssell. Excellent music
was furnished by a Roanok 8 orchestra,
and luncheon was served \ at midnight
| from the West End Hotel.
IS$g3sO On M onday evening a big party was
| given at tho homo or Mr. Andrew Ingles,
near Radford. It was an ola fashioned
square dance, and cards was 81 also pop
| ular feature OF tho evenings amuse-
Inlcnts, as well as "the waltz Eiabo-
ratio and delightful Refreshments were
served. 59 IA
! The home of Mr.. James EAIicou was the
scene Of another big dance on Tuesday
evening. much after the order OF the
Ingles party.
Misses Anna and BESSIE Kenderdlne
entertained Thursday ssN evening. The
guests represented Is their favorte songs
and the guessing Of the titles. with an
other clever cont test, ana music by Miss
Lyle and Miss Jones, made an Interest,"
ipp programme.
- SIS Virginia Eakin gave an enjoy
abs Ilsrary party at st. Adams Wednes-
day art, noon, her twenty guests each
represer ,g the titles}of a book me
prize we s won by Miss Louise ArcElrath.
IA Misses Idelle and fIoulla Scott enter
tanned the II. G.. G.. Club Thursday, Tho
ME- ting was q very enjoyable one, and
each member gave gifts to every other.
Virginia May Lodge Of Masons cee-
brated the anniversary OF ST. John the
Baptist Wednesday evening, by an oys-.
ter supper at theirFhal in East Radford.
Montgomery Castle. No. lG1, Independ-
ent Order of Odd Fellows, gave a ban
quet at the court-house Friday evening.
The churches each had a Christmas
entertainment for the children OF their
Sunday. schools, several being elaborate
and beautiful, Tho Baptist and tho
West End Christian churches gave
Christmas cantatAs Central Prcsbyte-
rIan Church had big Santa Claus
house filled with gifts, A pleasant fea-
ture OF several of the church entertain-
mcnts were the vocal solos OF Miss Alice
Jones, who made her first appearance
before the public, Miss Jones is a
daughter OF Mr.E S, Jones, whose
beautiful tenor voice Is always heard
with pleasure, and the sweet voice of
the daughter created u very favorable
impression. sss
Miss Cleo Miles OF Arkansas. who Is
attending school at Hollins Institute. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. Lewis Ingles,
Miss Pearl Rosenfeld entertained her
| music class Friday evening OF last week.
Mr.. James Tyler Of Richmond. spent
the Christmas holidays with his parents,
ex- Governor and Mrs. Tyler
| MIR, Irving Hall. who is u student at
Richmond College, spent. the holidays at
| home. ~
Mr.. g. r.. Mount OF Birmingham, spent
Christmas day with Ills sister. Mrs. T..
| $. Jones. % *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
WAX FARM PR OFT Alb I E
M PARTS OF CHINA

While Chinese wax affords an income to
hundreds Of farmers in the Chien-C hang
Valley, where the insects flourish Whlcn
coat their eggs and COG cons with the l'ulllrs
white wax 81 5 e. 38s x, . 81
They feed upon he leaves .of O. plant ll,
which grows only in that valley; put az
left to remain in their birthplace die be-
fore 1t Is time to deposit their GEES.
Tor that reason a wax farm consists az
pots of ground some distance apart. tne
to the outside farms by porters, who
carry thousands at one time upon thelr
backs. s3 Il n; * g.
= The industry is almost as profitable az
tho raising Of the silkworlr1. and trequlre
eyer, more 4 care but the palnstnkin1
farmer looks as carefully after his MIR te!
charges as the American farmer does
after his cat tle < y t5y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Registered Letters.

II I4register letter how much money
NAV I put In 1t, and In case the letter.
is lost will tho Postofflce Department
DO responsible for It, or is there a@limlt
to sums that the department. Is repson-
slble for; Give me the law on this point
~ X. o.. p. M
There is no limit to the amount Of
money you may register. i the money
Is lost by accident the government holds
itself responsible In amounts not ex-3
ceeding s25, II the money Is lost through
fault Of an employe OF the department
tho government holds him and his
bondsmen responsible for the entire
amount contained In the package,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
What is a Trust?

Please answer tho following question
In your next weekly paper: Il
a What As a trust? s3 58
IN In modern common usage, an organic
ton for the control Of several CORPORA
tons under one management, by the
device OF a transfer by the stock holders
in each corporation Of ut least q majority
al the stock to central committee or
bond Of trustees, who Issue IN return to
such stockholders, respectively, certifl-
Gates showing in effect that. although
they have parted With their stock and
the consequent voting power. they are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
President Roosevelt. in His Virr
ginia Retreat.

clancssd to see this rerage Chosen by Theo
'dore Roosevelt as country place.. you
would think It the clearing ana the home.
In the wilderness. And II the owner Ia
there, you may see. him laying his axe
With sturdy arm, into the butt OF q pine
h NJ s' VEGETABLE garden. Just woods, and tho
smell OF FIR. and the mountain winds, ana
these are what the President sought and
found in his clearing, which Is dlgnitted
among the lnuuntaineers by the name OF
S''Rooseyelt's Rest The Outing Magazine
for January, n III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
75'33It - / J. 4 & 3
GLOUCESTER

Isl Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) Is
GLOUc EsTER G. Fl. !. y A., Dec. 80. The
chief event OF the week in the socia world
of Gloucester wa s a large and elegant
and Mrs. g. II. Gary in honor Of their son,
George, on ednesday night. During the
evening a d icio,,s supper was e !, served
and tile entertainment ended WI til the
dancing of the Virginia reel II NJ
5a} On fSriday&& fternoonN Miss Margaret
Arthur Tabb entertained from TO = IN
honor Of her guest, Miss Elsie ANDERSON,
+ OF Richmond. " q sigi. N " Cd
on friday evening Mr.. Mahlan lA;g Ben
son gave a charming, party at Sunnyr
OF the Younger set enjoyed the hospitality
of their young host and voted At "a most NOS
SNItessi.s.l 'riieodore and $ II erbert Iasigi
md Mcssrs III US Of MOI iol x, are VIII
the Misses Tabb at Newst end fli s 5isl{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Christmas Exercises atssNWestoveri
81 (spe cIal to The time -Dispatch.)

Especial to The Time r ess--!D['i l
Mrs, 50. G. Harrison entertained the par
5ents and children OF Il Westoyer Sunday.
school and old Battery school at I, an n ela
'.Nestousi'SI TO day. After luncheon the
children OF the school, 4under able! leader,
.shipSof Miss Virginia Wa lker, render co 60
Il delightful musical programme. :,
During the last song Rev. J ohm !, g;
Cornick lighted candies on e. beau ,lt1I
Christmas tree, and M r.. ~ ;syF h FIX
.buted gifts to oil sent 81 Y. :, y
Miss Attala alker and ~ u.s.. Sue; r VI,
ieaye FOR Fnrmville Normal ION. Mon day.
Mi. William Sparro ~, OF Buffalo, ~, y.
is guest OF AIRS. a. IL DreWry at I'd ge-
Miss Lille NJ Todd Is In Richmond for
the holidays. She. will resume her duties
ut old Battery school Oh TUESDAY, n al
utlry "a, 5tls s l45 %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Ideal Christmas Weather.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.) 639
CONFORM, VA, December Cos Christ
mas will long he remembered by tao
people Of King George. As a ruie, the
weather was almost idsas-so fine, indeed
that none bur inyallds we're 'shus M
from the frolics and festivities long ieF
fore planned w the young folk. or from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
a Bard,s Stratage11l.

N am a most unlucky bard, I can not
sell smysyerae, tho life 7 lead jis very hard,
ana II 10 getting worse. Unless \ quickly
make a hit my finish I can see, ana death
BY starying Ill admit does not appeal to
mo. And that reminds me Of q scheme Tor
getting rid OF rhyme that has been tried
but Ii would seem might work another
time. They say that ignorance sts bliss,
Verse ,esn like fills and selling At as prose-
Houston Chronicle. IS ,dI sj VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
MARRIAGES IN sTAUNToN,
Plethora Of Licenses to Wed Is
sued to Christmas Couples.

-4I-l3 1SpeciaI to THO 3I1nles- DLSpatCh,)
n eTAUNTGS, VA, December 3o7-One
~ tile most delightful parties OF the
week was given on Tuesday evening by
Miss Marie Bowles. daughter Of Pro-
lessor and Mrs. WA. Bowles, at the
Virginia School for the Deaf and the
Blind. The large hall was beautifully
decorated with college pennants and
masses OF holly and mistletoe. Dancing
~ INDUCED Ia until q late hour. tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Decided Not to Open IT,.

Caller-aI was thinking about opensn n 4 ]
drug store In this neighborho'oa , N yo ~
think one ID needed aron M, n ~ no
within ten blocks where q man can ~
stamps OF see the city directory, oST8
slyn Eagle, sis 4. N "a i,a,t.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Gets Sugar Away From Home.

4 Gets Sugar Away From FIoH1e.sF
Consul Alger, OF Teguclgalpa, reports
that Honduras produces only about Y
per cent OF the suga II needed for hons
sconsumption, and that during the year
1003--,4itlle importation IN mounted to So
SIS ltilos, valued MT $40 olb United States
United States furnished 255,24O lsil los
Ncara qua 8O1, 1o3 kilos, and the 5renlaindes
was received from g Guatemala, Salvador
Germany, ana British Honduras, 4 n ths
order named. ~ Z. II siss5yg KS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
What Miss Clark Has. \.

Miss Clark, one OF the high school teach.
iers has been sick ana :. was T. faG Nlp e
The Week Y She has the history depart
,aneut ,r-su.sn lOrsD Journal, At "A isss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
& Children's Home.

Will you please inform, reyif4 there Is
"a place 5sillg@ Richmond by the name $of
Hone Society for Girls. Il want q white
girl for house work, small family; Or
could L get a girl from the Orphan
Asylum about 40 or IA years old. Good
home guarante r .SE VIZ ". H.
Address: Children Home Society, Rich !t,l 4
.mond, Va 35 ; ,gs 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Hogs That Eat Dirt.l
Pest Of Rats.

Please advise me through your co.'s
l3urmns how to extermlnato rats? They
are about to destroy my stock of goods.
Is IEcan't get them to eat
poison ~ 2 y by ~ Di. Il y
You might try funigating your store
room with cyanide of potash. This is
q deadly poison, and should be 1N'e
with great care, for one whif&of this gas
Is death to a man or rat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
QUE CRIES AND
......A.lNSW'ERSE
Colonel sWither's Book.
l......AlN

Will you please state where can
purchase copy OF THE Recollections
OF an Octogenarlan," by ex-senator N,
u Withers2 A SUBSCRIBER,
Write to the author. His address IS
lyvythe vile, Va, III f5sss Il n 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
ELiceflse Tax.

Please answer In your next Wednes-l
days paper: Cnn II person travel from
house to house. take orders for a regu-
lar household article, thereafter deliver
and collect the money for the goods,
without license for a manufacturer in
Cincinnati or Chicago?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31

Mr.. Az M. Beaupre, minister to Argentina,
transmits a translation Of the law recently
passel ~ Argentina establishing p,rts dues,
INC new regulations are prescribed by the
act OF tho National conEress approved oct9-
her IA h. as 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
D ebt.

" A.
sS Will you please answer the following
What is / the so-callcd vlrginia
debt? i ri XXI, Ia
8 x. Name five OF the leading educators
of the present time In the United States,
"A SUBSCRIBER. y
5l} Il. Tho Virginia debt was contracted
largely for tho purpose OF building the
James River Canal and making other
internal improvements. When the war
ended the state was impoverishe d and
afterwards Virginia was divided. and
the S tate OF West Virginia. created y The
debt amounted to many million dollars,
and all sorts ot efforts were made to
effect as Element with the bond.
ilolders Il This was finally done in 1892.
and the debt Of Virginia proper amounts
Ito s25,537, 500. The amount ofSWest Wiz
ginia's Indebtedness has not yet been
lawfully ascertained.
ii, 3. we should not Ike to say who are
tile Give leading educators Of the United
States Five OF the leading educators
are Charles w. Eliot. president OF Iar-
ward WoodrowS Wilson, president Of
Princeton; William r, Harper, presi-;
dent Chicago University; Edwin A..
Alderman. president OF the University
Of Virginia; Charles p. shIc1yer, princl--
pal Of the North Carolina Normal
school at Greensboro The man who
has done most for the cause OF popular
education in iyi:ginin is William H:
Ruffner, who Is now In retirement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Norfolk Hospitals.

Please answer In your Query columns
the names OF the training schools for
nurses in Norfolk. Va? You will greatly
obllge a CONSTANT #IslSA DEF s.
st. Vincent de Paul Hospital and Nor Y =
folk Protestant Hospital. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
SUBSCRIBER.
,.n,,,ired To- take
4 From Richmond to Chicago.

From Richmond to Chicago.
TO settle q dispute will5gNou please
answer In your Query Column whether
there is a good wagon road from Rich
mond to Chicago, Ill, and, II so, please
state the larger cities this road passes
through, and oblige y
81 or course, there are wagon roads OF
one sort orr another between Richmond CHI pot1t1i
and Chicago, but no such single road as ~
you: ndicate. al 81 e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
A#Rible#Ou

( r 49,.
4 Is the following sentence a verse from
the Bible :5"C Cursed Is he that carrieth8 the
price OF al dog in his pocket. A.. y e.
We suppose on are eferring TO D cut
eronomy xxiii:1s in which6lt.is said Thou l,ri.
shnlt not bring the price Of q dog Into into
the house g The Lord y, \ thy God for any any.
vow. VI
Laws 5A gainst Mixed Marriages.
What States in the United States permit
.the4inte rmarrihg OF the "a ces bla ok and
white? Is this permits in n orth car car:
solina and Virginia s.: 5llBSCRlBIlR'
Alabama G 'l;. fornia,
5Golorad ., . delaware orida, g eorgia,
Idaho, indian rltory, lucky; n! n cry q:
land, Louisiana Nj ssissippi liss5ourr RI,
Nebraska, North Ina, Oil ho N
Oregon, 4 South, cagoltna, Tenne ssee,I Texas,
UTAH Virginia ssaald West iyirgl mia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Laws Against Mixed Marriages.
Swanson Successor.

S After q Governor elect Swanson reslgn
his seat In Cong Will llere be some Y
body appointed 5ofe ted to all his place,
90 Will it, remain vacant until the regu-
lar election3 Al
US Mr. Swanson has not gyet resigned his rs
seat IN Congress The Cons tuition |3o of
tho United States provides hat , when lel
yacan cies happen IN the cpresenta alton Ion
from any State. the executive uthority
thereof shall Issue writs Of election to All
such vacancies. M