The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
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All the brethren OF the New York dele.s
cation In Congress are not dwelling to-
sether In peace and unity. Congressnien
Hearst and Towne. of that delegation, 90
not speak as they pass by, and It Is all
about a little financial misunderstai,d-
ing. Last year, when Mr.. Hearst was a
candidate for the Democratic presiden-
tial nomination, he loaned Mr.. Tow1e,
Who was formerly of Minnesota, and
was supposed to have great influence 41iila'fl'
there, the sum OF 5000. Anotc was given we.
for the amount and the same fell due
in February last 1t was not paid Ut
maturity, and few weeks ago Mr.
Hearst brought suit, and Just n few days days
ago obtained a judgment for the run
amount with interest. Mr.. TONNES de-
tense was that the money was advanced advance
to him for articles which he was en-
ployed to write for Mr.. Hearst papers
and that although he has all the time
been ready and Is now ready to prepare
the said articles, Mr.. Hearst mas hot
called on him for them. Tho note was
plain everyday commercial document
and contained no reference to forthcom-
ing literary effort, and so the Judge VINO
heard the case had nothing to do but
enter up Judgment against the derelict
Mr.. T6wne.
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,,,o, hos or n nnSt RUSSIA more
than a billion dollars, but up to the
present writing nobody has heard of any
of the Grand Dukes cutting their beef
steaks any thinner.
( Rojestvensky says that II he Is beaten
In the sea fight the Gear will learn Of Vt
from Togo. Really it'sHalmost insulting
the way Roty Ignores the existence Of t ne
Associated Press.
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Mr.. Bowen WILDE home in day or
two, but tits feared that other engage
ments will prevent Mr.. LOOMS from
greeting him at the dock.
If It be true that Schwab has tho con-
tract to rebuild the Russian navy, he
mas eNlDHTkCu III UuS1ISso S'AeIs 1'NS -
liant prospects OF growing.
It is said that Mr.. Bigelow's policy
with regard to his bank has led some peo-
pie to question his reliability for the the
handling OF largo finance.
# Roanoke finds It Impossible to lose its
town COW question. a councilman has
been asked to resign BY the friends Of
Madame Cow.
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There arc some men 50 optimstio as to
look forward to China becoming a re-
public through the earnest efforts OF Wi
Ting Fang. 5H 5.fs
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The baseball season is growing In age,
and up to the hour Of going to press
there has been no ira gedy III, any umpire's
box. 8'tyfSl ia *
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Mr.. Carnegie says he doesn't want any!
rich men in his family, and coachman
Hever assures tho public that he does.
About the busiest things outside Of the
( Japanese end OF Manchuria are the plows
in tho rural districts Of old Virginia.
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~ Mr.. Gates can testify that bear hunt
ing is sometimes very dangerous as well
as exciting.
Nan Patterson hopes to surrender the
big headlines to the baseball men this
week. .5.. B. II Fl II s.5S,4 NAT.
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Expectant orators are already at work
on their Forthcoming, Fourth of July