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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
CAPTAIN 5Wise-Again.
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Ss5 slr,-Ii an sure that the large proportion
! 81 YOUR reade very slrccrelysa and deep.
regret he action 81 the SpaugnterSs o. 9,
the American Reyoiutlon In inviting zap p
here on the evening OF the g2lst,a and that
Just as many a com nlend 1.-the action SS q
Mayor Mccarthy In declining to present
decliliature were Immediate Or on second
thought indeed, the more on thinks
about It the more one rs aastounded ING ~, y
the should have been M L
permit to any man d change. OF poll tlcal
/ faith-if5 tho change rest OH the courage
of conviction" but any one who kn ,su's
down feos pretty sure hat coura &c i
conviction" has had very tile 70 % WIN
Within The past two decades Virginia
has been pushing through anxious Crisis.
She had the right to expect from Captain
Wise BY virtue Of his an cestry. his gifts.
his rearing and his opportunity 7, q ser
not not gotten1 it, sho has received abuse In:
stead OF gratitude, and blows instead Of
help: Within recent months. oppresse
With ROB 3efeed IN s 1s H
to free herself from an illltorate and. cor
.rupt aud dangerous telectora !; V syHpa-
.thfzed with In this purpose BY many,
burden rti q, herr a sd in Virginia had the
right 70 expect that no true son or friend
would fall f3her.%$ Others allied to her
stnnd--but not John s. Wise. Ho fought
her to the court OF last resort and, In pre-
tended pityf for negroes. for whose zeal
and best lnteres is he has never cared a
scntlla, placed the liberties lot the people
aud their progress for years to come
again peril. Tho man who would take
and prosecute n case against his strug-
Cling mother would merit and receive the
contempt Of self-respecttng men. Ohm q.
Wise has done Just thai. Are we 70
pocket our pride and forfeit our sclf-re-
spect, aud by our presence do honor to the
man whose own career ha 8 tracized him
in the State he has trad uced :? : 1t Is idle
to say that he Is not to be the cent trail
ngure"&next Tuesday evening. al Would we
be asked as heartily to hear G General Nell
son 9A. 3Ariles were he to be tho speaker
ofithe evening And would we 80? Yet
John sS,&Wise has proved himself as much
the enonly OF our people and far more
dangerous and determined lin opposing
and seeking to destroy what we hold as
dearest u g +. 81; % " 3 US
The Beat help we can give the Daughters
OF the y. mcrlcan Revolution Is q direct.
contribution; to their fund, and tho best
answer wo cnn give TO John S.SSRise and
Ills career is the answer Of our "a bsence
from tho lecture. !. - Z. S. "
Richmond, Va. III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

| til an bNHspernteu people pesil psi sSSut'o9'
ar coilfiscation, ard Fthe senatorial nd-
y,scrs and attorneys will be ,vlac * they
rcnd the signs of The times Alright
N :. -. !. Z ~ - Z = N M NJ
Roosevelt's Manly Doctrine.
Whatever III tho way Of litlcisn1 may
|bc said OF President Roosevelt as y
executive officer, he Is beyond question
one Of The finest preachers WHO eyer pre-
sided over the affairs OF this nation. Per-
sonnlly lie Is II l1,hl,lS man. and Wllen-
over lie speaks In public he speaks OF
manllness. lie may be m in,peiriIal li 5!
but he believes IN individual ii' ; 1lit''
and that the strength, Of tho nation rs
Iii lis Individual men.
1--WE cannot keep too clearly before ou "
minds said he, In his latest address ~
New Yorls, tho fact hat for the success &C
OF our civilization what Is needed IS n e
So m,icl, brilliant ability, not so much VI uli-
usual genius, us the possession by tho
average man oftthc plain, lolnely, work. tilt,-
n-day virtues TINT mako TINT maj, q GOOD good
father, good husband and good friend q
and neighbor--n decent man with whom
to deal III all relations Of life.
,.Ve need good laws; We need honest
administration ind we cannot q tforti 20
DO content with loss; but more thaii;
nlght else, We need that the average nlu u
shall have in him tho root Of righteous
living a that the average man shall nave
in6hin thnt feeling That Will make him m
ashamed to do wrong, to submit TO wrong.
and that will make hin, feel his bound 1ln'
duty to help those that are Wenker, 70
help those especially TINT arc IN any way
dependent on him, and not In any way
losing his power OF individual nitiative;{
to cultivate without ceasing tho further
power OF acting in common wit his Y. rel e
lows for q common end of social upllffe--
Ing and good government"
4 That Is not new doctrine; It IS IS old
as tho Sermon on the Mount; but it Is
as true and MS good and as essential 70
the nobility Of a nation as # vas IN the
days Of the Son Of Man. 1t Is the doe
trlne Of being something rather han Of
doing something. 1t Is the doctrine or
character rather than action. a man IS
to be Judged by, what lie is rather than
BY what lie does. for II he be right ne
will do right, and II lie be wrong he VIII
do wrong. "As man thinketh IN his
heart SO is he, and 50 he nets.
And again.. We may have "a strong
government; we may have a great army
d powerful navy and rich treasury cas-
hut unless the people be men Of strong
character we cannot be u strong nation.
1t is fortunate for tho country that that
we have in the President q 4 man nan. who
never loses occasion to preach and and en- en-
phaslze these simple, but profoundly im M
portant, truths.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Problem in Billiards.

Editor OF Tho Times Dispatch :3.4 53 4, II
fsir,-Please solvo tho following prob
lens / ( can lust give B % points In 100
1T billiards, and b can give g 40 In 200,
how many can a give 9 In 800? : Kindly y.
publish at once. -: -. - ~ Ia Sf
can give B l in ;(9) = ca cam give I've ~ ~
4 in 3, Or W In 20; q and $A " give "
CT In 20, OF is IN 800 which IS tho answer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Postage Stamp Filtration.

EEditor5o OF The Times Dispatch1 ~; -, ! q
some one asked h for the postage stamp
I f,irtation some time & so. and = have
never seen i answered = VII hard nov e1es ~
!. l'tJpside down on left corner, I love you; ;
ga ne eco Corner crosswso, my heart Is an
others straight up and down, good od ,nye
sweetheart: upside down on right corner n,l,
pos si al bottom, no; ION right hand cor,
ner at a right angle. do You love me?
hand ha e yo'g5,.o22 SGp
4hottom correr at tho left, 1 seek your &C.
G,lajntance; on limo with surname, accept
my love; the megupslde down, am en-
at right anEle sane PpGe e tGHns
write Immediately. ,3,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
! W III ia r I. Creekrnore?.

Editor Of Tho Times Dispatch y, /. s.
Column What ' has Become Of r ~ Creek.
more !; lie enlisted OH board OF tue cruiser, Us
Dixie about four years ago: mas as o les !,
expected home for some time, put ~ ~. .1
ship Now Orleans December l9o o.t
Iolenso answer aid obige q true su p
scribers 81 Weekly Times Dispatch. . u,
q / no. All. C)NSTA MI READER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Express Charges,

II Several Scotrespo desire ito know ''
tho virginia law regulating 8. express y
charges. Tho law provides that tho ra 70
fpr h package Weighing I'VE pounds una anu ~
I.lfder hall rs cents Tor. more .nan
five and less gthnn fifty pounds. 30 cents.
over fifty pounds tho legal rnte is SO
elsccntsin exccss Of freight rates OF, the the
Same class {5$ eyt Il 4 ~ M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Voices
the Pe:'O|:;,p.l'l'e'
The Muzzlinp Ordinances

f,dtor Of The 1ihlts Dstntoli ~ 5 g3
slr,--tt III a. matter Of tnucl surprlse ana
cpnn,ent Tint the very senslbl9 oriirlarce 70.
a,,lrnE b,,ll dosa TO be t,issled5 shp',l,i ,,gs
vicious than Bull dossllA lady told sthe wrlter5
tl,aLBl s,io Il 80 dreaded q them, she earl ics Q
knife With which 10 defend n herself le at1
tackled on tho street Of. IN the crowded de.
rdrtine,,t stores whtre they nru some times
taken by their owners Should these. beasts
because thoy happen 10 be d fanhI0nablc fad.
be allowed 10 run ut large, terrorlzing timld
s ~ 5''''s5.' - MOTHER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
due TO labor conditions, especially In the
fnha eco growing SECTIONS. n, .tif a9a itt

Nh S +aH ~. .,,n
due to labor condi tions, especially IN tt's
tobacco growing sections, g5 Y,
Trusts methods IN forcing down b, !, e ~
price Of toba eco, have placed the "a t!ne er,
IN position whore they e nnoE nFS e pyn
,en their girls, In order 70 make 9 ligims,
Hence we find that school y te.i ,.n, !,
falls or AZ soon M WORKING Wsutnrlt Az, ~
the spring comes on, ana tt!a4S,, az, ~
country schools Arag then 5Ae ft1a an y
tie normal attsndanee W, tars b 9Hu "
vii, vii ba useless TO extend the school term
IN = most o country districts OF counties re-
ferred 10 until there ID financial Improve
inent among the school pat h's ~
proyen,e ant VII not COME as long a. rs tn
bacco. il controlled by trust mo y, ana
fixed on a basis tina leaves NJ pvoHt l., -
hire labor and forces the chlldrens ln n.y.
Tic field when they should be " tFe
LIT us start ,lght arst Pat,It;h he P ~ Is
10 attend School and then .e1plp properly,
our5 schools; then general Inv crest , a.u
Attendance Will follow, This can BIO done
by remoYing or meeting Oppressive tFpsp
in'!behaf az the oppressed farmers land
|initerata boys and girls of tho COUNTY, Il
appeal to tile press Of the 81 ~, =
men and :rendsof edueatioll III me CLUES! ...
TO aid and enco 90 .Lonaceo j q,
ness men of the south are aldlng the. sit,Srs
ton Growers Associa lon tElat me s,to' 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
/ Postoffice Inspectors.

Editorsof The Times Dispa tch: f8.S \. .7
Sir,-Pleasc answer the following g ues-
tions to settle q dispute: n
What arc the duties Of a postoffice In n;
spector?. What the salary and BY whom Pm
appointed y, . !, Y, Y !, ,i5s%S
sPostoffcc inspectors are personal repre-;
sentatives5 OF the tmas ter-general Their heir
duties are TO Inspect all posto ffces and
correct any irregularities sala rios: 1,aoo
to- SO 900; appointed by postmas ter:gelne;ra
under civil service regulations. II III n ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

t uae'Y msarket' lne me- country people DO not
need need Compulsory cduca ton, We do not
ask Tor srccla city nd, but We 40 want
al equal chance and equal Tgh IT, w r..
productEft our LABOR !, .Ef,,A,,s 5
Red oak, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
How to Get a Patent.

Editor OF Tho Times Dispntcl1:s Il 81 IA
J SIR Kindly inform me how to pros
coed to have an Invention patented.
m S5i. q. L. 3Iii
we can give the details, but 1T will
DO best for you to write for inst ti''
direct to the Commissioner Of Patents e tH,tas
Washington, D. G. ri A z 3$s M Sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
QUERIES AND \
......lA.NSW'.E|::';lR|f;';;s':
a Most Wonderful Being.

.51Nill some correspondent Kindly SEND y -
US a p,iszlc rhyme composed by q q citi-
zen Of Randolph county, N, Gu, ana Gil x
titled " "a Mos Wonderful Being is X s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
AL Question Of Etiquette.

Editor Of Tho Times Dispa tell: I'll NJ
Y Sir--Ylll Il you. pl lease D answer In your
next issue iffitis proper for u young man
to ask "a young lady to assist him in put
ting on his oyercoat or II she should I'D
Offer. 7, 8, !. -,
That is a matter of i taste. We are are
rather old fogy III our views but we d DO
not thirk that a young woman should 9 yt'ltl
assist a young man lin putting on his llssi
ovcrcoat, unless the couple are engaged
or the most intimate friends. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

Have We got to DO proud OF the fact
that tender-heart ohoans. in behalf Of
the condemned Mrs. Edwards, forwarded
iapetition, 90 900 names strong, and over
two miles long NJ * IA g5i u j}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
VINO Said Chicken2s
, Z n, j, !. An, ~ 1,is,,n III.

8Et1 tor.of Tho Times-DIspnt nll; n.
mex week u Query Column where I cur,
sell rooster WITH three natural Leg lf
YOU can, glvo tic tho name niid tldurcss
M ~. D. r JOKE r,
III South Boston, Va #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

N Some ncwspa pcrs arc announcing In,
big headlines that Mr. Cnrnegie will ties
tlfyiin8tho Chad wick case, as a that was
something TO headline over OF course, no,
will If the court wants his testimony:
American courts know how4to get q Wit.
ness when they want HIM. # & s65 n Il NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

Apparently, Mr.. Alexander and his fol-
low-dlrectors regard Mr.. Hyde as too
Frenchy and frivolous for the presidency
of a great life Insurance corporation.
Query: We're they invited to the 100000
bail? al 4 II .5s 33 ~ NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

This weather knocks the old Virginia
hen out OF commission and to that extent
plays right into the hands of the egg
trust, 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

\ Somebody III London has given it out
that there are no less than 2.ol1 clubs
in England, Yes; but how many shilla-.
leghs are there In ireland?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
.FRE!FuL. WOMEN.

Should know that II their various organs
we're strong aud healthy they would not
be In that state Of mind. Happiness de-
ponds entirely on good health and to re,
cover this priceless possession Hostetter's
Stomach Btters Is needed, Its 90 years
record proves its worth In cases OF MONTH
~ Irregularities, Sick Headache, Sleep
lessness, unstrung Nerves, Backache, In
digestion and Dyspepsia. We urge all
sIckly women to try iBas4E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

4 There seems to be no truth iii the8rumor
that the action . E some OF the dog show
exhibitors in putting their pets into
rajumas was instigatcd by Anthony Com.
stock. I'll. f5 AZ IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

General Nogl has taken to writing poe
try. Better go back to fighting,5old man.
It will pay You better and bring you
more honor in the long run.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Verdict 81 Juries,..

Editor OF The 5Tlmes-Dlsp tcl,: IS {s
sir,--1 sec from your paper YOU say:
1--WE have good Jurors, etc, III OUR state
Please state IN your valuable daily what
YOU tlllnlt or the verdict III tho lrishburnc!
case. ;Sg ~ E " ~ 4. g. IIASIN,LNS. x
1T lis our rule not to criticise the YER.
dict Of a Jury. The mon who sit iii the
boz hear all the evidence md tho nrgu-i
ment, and they arc sworn to return a
true and Just verdict. They are II q much
better position e, Judge than those who
simply read a report OF the evidence in
tho AneWspa, ,rs. Il y{ 81
1.8s t5f f=---------= 4s3 yiJ fs}3{si,B#
M Shall iCutshaw have q monument Sure
~ He has given to Richmond In peace,
the same faithful ana Gnffectionnte service
that he gave to Virginia ii, war, and when
lie is gone q suitable monument will DO
erected to his memory. But We hope that
it will DO many years before the SHIFT
goes up. 3gt III II Il 5.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

Southern Democrats can't elect a Pres
ident; that seems to be settled. but It
begins 10 look as Il. they can capture one
that the other follows elected. 36Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

The button factories are doing good busl
ness In Virginia this political season, !. 3s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

And 1t turns out that the Constitution
Of the United States IS the difference
between the words treaty" ana "agreo-
ment." Wonderful is our, Constitution,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

Mr. W, w ciahbert, OF staunton. who was
operated upon at the Memorial Hospital for
n. liz IL tlrsman on the chsss peaks and
Ohio Railroad, and has many friends mere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

President Roosevelt is willing to make
speeches If the people desire, but he de-;
clines to tell anybody what he really
thinks Of the Senate a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

railroads Is IN delaying fal ton ti1.
til al, oxusperat ted people, begin persecution,
or coffiscatioi, aid the senatorial $nd-
.v,sers ana attorneys will he yvlac y they
read the signs or the times Alright 1T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

j ~
1ou may do somo close guessing, but
you can't always swear to a mans poll
tics by tho button he wears,
5tA3 S-----------=S-.-= E5ta
Booker Washington continues to call ut
the White House now and thon, but III
ways between meals. r. d
s---=--==-=-
Mr.. Hearst is still in Washington. but
does not appear to be getting much nearer
the White House.
eS--=-=S>=----$t Si4G 5F
x The use of tho words little Hungary"
in connection with "dInncr" Is merely, a
coincidence.
.sGGtn c---.-=------= 3f
Seeing that statehood would mean sera-
tors. Arizona says, she doesn't care much
anyway,
--------:---s.----== E}4} ist
Snow and coal have combined to mako
this the winter of the shovel trusts de-
light s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

], or course, the first OF the cold weather
was the death Of the Delaware peach
crop. It always happens about this sea-
son, Il e. III RI 5.E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

rs The poor little King OF spaln$is not al
lowed to select his own sweetheart. There
are lots Of little kings over here 4 in
America who would not swap places with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

All Unsigned Communications VIII po
discarded. . h, TX. 10
Rejected Communications viii no. ue
returned unless accompanied by stamps to y 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

Some Of the Russian strikers have voted
to so back to work, Poor fellows, that
is tho only kind Of voting they are allow
ed TO do. .55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

K Figuratlvely speaking, the White House
Is now several blocks further from tho
Senate end Of tho Capitol than II used
TO be. i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

/ Some ncwspa pcrs arc announcing In
big headlines that Mr. Cnrnegie will stes-
tho Chadwick case, as 4 that was
to headline over. or course, no
will II the court wants his testimony.
American courts know how to get q Wit.
ness when they want HIM. Il 3{5 n s
81 HETEROGENEOUS i5#
Apparently, Mr.sAlexandcrg and his fol-
regard Mr.. Hyde as too
Trenchy and frivolous for the presidency
Of a great life Insurance corporation.
Query: We're they invited to the 100000
ball? 55 "A IS N Il 58 q u
yS5 X l---=--=--@- t9
1 There seems to be no truth in tho rumor
that the action o. some OF tho dog show
exhibitors in putting their pets into
,ajamas was instigatcd by Anthony Corn.
stock. ffj Fl q. 4. \.
Nj III ====55ccE4=====
Have We got to DO proud Of the fact
that 9tender-hearted Ohioans. in behalf Of
The condemned Mrs. Edwards, forwarded
/ petition, S275,0oo names strong, and over
TWO miles long n, sssl u n
I---=======5& TIL q
Il The poor little King Of Spain is not al
owed to select his own sweetheart. There
are lots OF little kings over here in
America who would not swap places with
!, lfo,ro Nj a
------------ ~. sS
And it turns out that the Constitution
Of the United States Is The difference
between the words f"treutyo and hagrec-
mert.ns wonderful is our Constitution,
S:-=--::==e--===== n G:
General Nogl has taken zen TO writing poe
try. Better so back TO hting, Did man.
r. will nav Won better and bring yo,fj
Z oro ,,onor d ~, ,oin,. rn,
IT =--=--= {,
Southern Democrats can't elect a Pres
dent; that seems to be settled, but It
begins 10 look a IL they can CAPTURE one
!, !, {. !, =, Z ~, ~, -
.-------. --- - II. IL
Somebody III London has given 1T out
hat there are no less than 2.0l1 clubs
n England Yes: but how MANY shilla-
-. ~ tharo 1, val. IA, "a
5l - y. -
President Roosevelt is willing to make
- az no,n,o f,e.,ro NJ !, J, y,
liza, q to,, ,nvnodv ,v,,,t 4 !, ( y - ~,
-, ~ cana.a lS 81. .{5a55 a
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Successful Operation.

IOakl "a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

Independence San del sud 70 San FE
Margarea Island and also took fire 40 lives we're
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

N. ~ sS#, 1899.
Felix Faure. President Of France. died
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
WORK GOING FORWARD
PANAMA CANAL COMMISSION IS NOT
 IDLING.
Chief Engineer Wallace Says He Wants to Correct nm Impression Which the American Public Seems
 to Have.

Chicago, April 24.-John F. Wallace, the Chief Engineer of the Panama Ca- nal Commission, who arrived in Chi ca go today to visit his home for a week or ten days, said he was very much surprised to note from his reading of the daily papers that the American public seemed to have the idea that the Canal Commission was just "wab- blin around" in hazy sort of way without any definite plan as to the way if should build the Panama Canal MT. Wallace said he would like to have this impression corrected.
 The work of building the canal, he
 said, is going forward under definite
 plans and with satisfactory progress.
 All work Is being done in accordance
 with the plan recommended by the first
 Isthmian Commission, which was head
 ed by Admiral Walker and upon which
 the Spooner act was passed, i. e., the
 ninety-foot level canal, to cost approx
 imately $194.O00,o0o.
 The Commission is constructing a canal in strict accordance with that project, with such necessary minor va- riations as will not conflict with the general plan; and if Congress does not take any other action or adopt any other plans the Commission will build and finish the canal in accordance with that plan, and 1t will be completed i'm side the time outlined and within the amount specified by the Spooner act. MT. Wallace said the only question before the American people and Con- gress today Is whether or not they de- sire to construct a better canal--at a lower level, or even a sea level canal, | for instance, and will provide the ad- ditional funds for it-than is contem- plated by the present plans. Mean while the work is being so managed that whatever notifications may be de- cided upon by the Secretary of War. the President and Congress, this work will fit in and nothing in time or money will have been lost.
 MT. Wallace emphasized the state
 ment that a Panama Canal will be
 built by the present Panama Canal Commission upon this definite plan, now well under way, unless this plan
 is changed or modified by Congress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-25
Paint your house and buy your paints from Payne, WilIInGham & Wood.
HarEIn Murder Trial.

Lexington. Ky. April 24.-The State sprung a surprise on the defense In the Hargis murder trial today when Felix Feltner, friend of the Hargises. was put on the stand and corroborated in part the story told by his cousin. Nose Feltner, regarding the $1,500 check transaction. He also told of meetings with the Hargises. who desired him to ascertain what would be the nature of Moses testimony
 Felix Feltner was generally believed to be in hiding. He was on the stand during the entire morning session.