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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28


when tie bureau cea sed to exist. Y.
Senator CANDLES bill. which ~ p III,
nosad 20 "a Il amendmentato the army Pill.
nroS II "a further that ''ull the States g =
tic Union shalt have the right e. Place
yti5the memorial hall Or OH the Gronnr.ul Y
of$& tha institution any mem RAJ 1of &C.,
ceased q cDlored y men. Or d sucl, otllers
REPRESENTATIVE men a S the associa ton &c 81
8termines to have been Il bene fac tors 1.o {.
Tho colored people" So that iaif "a eilles
should fall q to have the money B ppro7
prlatGd for the purposes his Sex
lie may have his statue cree Led n Inc y
colored hall OF fame nt the nation y
tai. s55iis sg s # Is Tx siS
No Immed date Change.
Captai Il Asa Rogers has left for home
after spending a day in ashington.S CAP
tain r ogers Is not Sin immediate dange 81
OF losing his position, thong y the w fight
FOR It Is being kept up. It Is llnde rstood
y hat the belief that inc President con-
{|templuted the appointment Of lex Aarstl y
,rreat to the position gave great trouble
4toftho candidates who want to succeed 9cs'
$Cartain Rogers. a strong prot est N "a >
been flied Is at the Treasury d cpnrt Tent
against the appointment Of Mr. y req req d
rho nature OF 81 tho report is no u ma mace
public, but it was stated that II was not
filed BY Captain Rogers or his frien ds..
There Will be no Immediate change IN me
office OF the collector. II is q fact. that
Mr. r ooseyelt has considered inc 81 J t.c
and 1t looked ut ono time as though me
might make a change at once, Y p tslS
Rogers stands well mt the White s ieVns
and his standing Is not impaired 4 ~ Ivy
fact that he was q y q 20
Soldier. s 5s;. +, =.
q
n ,e3men{ who wore tho Blue and i he men me-
who wore tho Gray, held first places ltI
his heart. y VII y. q. h,
willie il is said there is no doubt t1 4 sof3
the rcappoIr of s. crown Alien "
the narshsllship of The Ycsterl 5l! .ls
~ Virginia, II tho district attorncyshlp OF
TINT distrjct is not settled, T., L.. NJ GORE.
the incumbent, Is being warmly opposed.
nv George A. ReYorconb OF .alEeas,
md the Referee Committee n s said 70
be divided as between he Two men. NJ NJ :.
slemp is friendly to both of them. pu y!
there have been times " en- = ne q anu N
Moore were not on the hes = OF terms, t,o
and Mr. everconib have a. Ways !, pe y.
Sclosa friends; and tho fight which u tho
latter made for seat In Congress !; ,i
though lie was oyerwh olnlng IA defeated g
8by.3 Nj, Flood has sti II further e COM
mcn,led tic Allegha man TO NJ 5le!.1'.,
" n IL said that the a poin ment 81 " ].
NfooraF so Nj. Roosevelt wns chiefly per- per
annal. Mr.. Reyercomh ill 4s tiase 70
rats strong backing to oyorc ome 4 nc per-
sonnl euuatIonf Mr. foorcs term does otI
not expire until the last OF tins year. 9
% there will he few Ior
some months, But y y pretty l cef.a..s
that botl, he and M Yercon '1ro
4 ret ling their forces in, 4 rcadln ness Tor q
81, m mar mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
n SATURDAY, JANUARY g; g, 1905 '.
Politics and the Liquor Question question,


The News Leader OF last evening n n ~ ~
lending editorial article makes me DOG q
rredic ton that IL the lquort uastiHoh' b spe
brought into the next o. CAM
4 Sm,Irn.4 ii Will defeat the Democratic party
gain, ~ our cont temp Try says thate y
u ,rhe Times! Dispatch desires to take l1'''
Brcsponsbility Of forcing this disturbing e
5ngltating ana splitting question INTO stare We
politics 1T can SO ahead. AZ ,3
Replying to tho last ste telnent first, W 'e
h IL ma ri, that The Tmcs-Di Dispatch has no
attention or desire Of forcing the he 5liQ 'le
question into State politics. II 1t were 3lett
Il IT'S lbs to decide 8Swc should say bS al
a means keep 1T out. II it8werc not already
Al issue this paper would certainly not NOT
N ,aike It. But III Is an Issue and viii 10
3.an issue 4 In the next campaign am q "
4 can no moro 10 ignored3 than that ANA =
can ignore a bull dog when he meets 't;S nm
i'll the road, In the event Of such el i:5! L.
,ncetlng lie must make friends, c ';'rf lptat
mise o,@take to tho DDS "a Y.
twas tho Petersburg Index ppealll ana
mot The Times Dispatch which frs inell-
toned tho fact that Captain Hard hnd
lin his card Of announcement made n no
Y mention ofSthe LIQUOR question and the
index Appeal agrees with us That the tn
\ issue must be met by5 the Democratic par,
/ ty.sSS Judge William II. Mann is q cnndi-
I. date forSthc Democratic nomination. "a =
v IN Il Democrat IN good standing, and he
81, Hot be kept out Of tile IA &C. lIc Ina
IA, s III rgc following among the temperaln'
y element, and when The 5camp','sn is on IT
\ goes without saying that the question OF
4 regulating the liquor trafs will be raised
$$ar,d each and ayery candidate viii be
called upon to declare his doctrine On that
subject. When the next State conven,--
Ttion meets the issue will again DO raised
/ and tho delegates will have to decide
1 what position the party will take. We
believe, that there will be conservat Ism
ana common sense enough iii the Demo-
cratic Convention to settle the question
in way that will be atisfactorX to III
{ sides, and we do not share the News Lead
& cr,s gloomy forcbodng that 1t will result
III splitting the party to pieces and de-
feating tho Democratic nominee, It u; is 4 to 9
be Srememhcredi that Judge Mann and Il his Y
4 dele gates will 90 into the convention as
Democrats. and mako their fight then
and there, and II need not BIO said tha !
Il they win In good fall abl de .4by tile re-
/. suit suit. n matter what TIC platform may
.be, no matter which one Of the can '''i
dates be nominated. N
/ n But all this is taking time by the fore
lock- We have merely given out q word
OF warning. 1t I'd is the News Lead
or that seems disposed 70 pre-
Stcipitate discussion in advance. It raised
& tho question long ago when II notified lied
4 Judge Mann 10 keep out.
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-.JQnuary 18th iirl Y lorld' 8 History.


his
that ne nae
raised 81
his
epudated his first VIE tSenty
espoused ny t8SS
Cara d,d IA London, longey exceeding asy
oh nodern
Shorcdlch.s i'll 5EH
francis that me 8'
tho Great russia 1fotno e elysng o ~.
tho
edge ~
being driven out q thor counss,
THO first Bridge over tho Thames ald
~ a. rortural nnd privileges Of French
85$
afsvaras osose IN ~ regent 81 II.
tho populaoe 4a s
Napoleon married .a#
Virginia physician, deui gig o ~
chrnond3Nie College
ay ens lost
4
rhs eon'pe 49,, a 'ran passed ove' . ~
~ snd many injured Sunset limited
Ariz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
3p,,blic Economy

n Iii construiiig the Virginia statute pros
vlditg that lilo iniroad coitlin,1y shall
have power to b,iild any railroad parallel
to the line of the Richmond fredesicks !.
burg and Potomac Railroad, Judge Card
we'll, In his opinion, l,olds that the statute
does not forbid this construction Of q line
that wo,iid parallel a part OF the Fred
Fericksburs road, but that the i,rohib, TOY,
merely applies to tho parii lelirlg Of the the
5c.ltlrc line. But even L tl,cre wore ~, 4,
such statute 1t would be q long time be be-
fore another limo between Richmond nnt
washington would be CO nsttucted. The Tbs
fredericksburg road will soon be g dou-
sble-track Milne between Richmond ana
Warrington, md will be ample for ears t,;'
TO come 10 accommodate all traffic be-
tween those two points. Railroad men
have long since come to the conclusion
that 1t Is poor policy. to build and opea-
frnte two parallel lines through THO SANG
territory when one line Is sufficient for
all practical purposes. AT one time tho
Sea board Air Line asked for I. a Chat
ter, authorizing It TO build a new road
between Richmond and Washington, but
satisfactory arrangement was finally
made by which the scaboard became ]'aar 't
owner Of the Richmond ana Washington
line, and 1t now operates Its trains oYer
the tracks Of that road. Tile sForfolk md
Western at ono time thought OF building
f,1, an
burg, but Mujor Fred. y. Scott, president
81 the Richmond ind Petersburg road |;
who was one Of the wisest railroad men men
and financers III Virginia, had IAN inter l't
view wlthithc Norfolk and Western off
5clals and asked them why they Should
build illne when they could use tle.
tracks Or Ills road The result Of The In
8tcrvieWS was Il satisfactory arrangement
BY whichthc Norfolk and Western trains
were 3rul1Eoverth Richmond and Pet. e.;
burg track and the arrangement. tinuea
until this day. .4 Y se.t
RI II no same principle implies In some Thor
enterprises There is. no sense III q having
two parallel lines Of street railway al
city so long rs one limo Is ample, md
there Is no sense lii having two or three
telephone companies operating In the same
territory when one lis sufficient, Indeed,
3it is not only poor economy, but Z Is IN
Inconvenience TO the public to i4.av 9 8rnoNe
than one such line. Tho public ire a SO
fast reaching the conclusion that lis poor
economy to have two newspapers "a n5a
community which is not bic to SUPPORT
more than ono good newspaper N # or a.
long time It was attempted to run two
morning papers In Washing on-onc DEM
ocratic and the other Republican-a aud
a great deal of money was sunk, Suutil@it
was discovered that one morning upper
was sufficient. There is now but ono
morning paper in the city OF washington,
ono morning paper i'll the city OF Rich
mond, one in Petersburg, one in Lynch-
burg, one In Roanoke, one 4inB Danyilla:
one in Charlotte, one III Columbia, oi0 in
Charleston, one in Atlanta, ono ir ss,l-
syannall, one in Jacksonville, ono in SAIo.
bile,one In Montgomery, one In ashYille
and one in Memphis. ;t5s .ss. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
BURST. AIBLOOD5 VESSEL.
Tie First Shad Reported Oys
tiers in Great Demand,
.(specIal q The TIlnes,D lspatch. 5

Special 70 The II ines- PATCH. 2 V1S
:SITsYINGTO N, VA !, ran. q Mrs, Lucy
Ashburn, widow Of r, NJ. Ashburn. q
Confederate veteran who died two years
SaoIgpo died this afternoon. During d slight
spell OF coughing d blood vessel was r,lI-
tured, the lady expiring almost Instant
gly.5l & \. AZ
& steamer leaving for Baltimore last
night had Dir. j, 4 D.. Booker, Of North-
aboard, being taken to Bal
tlnoro for an operation for appendicitis.
The first sign Of. 5shad on the upper
Chesa peake Is reported.
3,rhe wires are burning with orders for
Rappahannnck oysters, The o s ters arc
here, but no way to transport them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

Editor Of Tho Times dispatch: 8.s
y Sir,--Would not an ordinance requiring
a license of any person who offers Tor
sale a ticket Of admission to an ilmuse-
mont hall at q price in excess OF the!
regular charge be an effect tive 7; way OF
breaking up that Sreprehcnslble habit ls
S5St n WEST EN-
& Richmond. Va, jan 27tll.G5 sas 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

Governor I'ennypac exc i. of Pennsylvania,
says lie is convinced that the deyil I'll an
editor. History does cord the 4 ct{that
somo printers. devils have be- come sgrea.
editors. u Horace Greeley for Instance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

With Lawson fighting then, with Ink
on this side Of the 5A tlantic ana the rcv-5
Solutionlsts with brickbat IS in r ussia the
systems are having q rather hard time
on s3 a Z, 5355 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
Slang Either Way,..,.

s4A1r vii Ting Fans, Ii, holding out for,
statS ss
ment OF playing 10 the gallerlHs., 'nss' Tho
StatefDepartmenti Is hereby Informed that
iii Poklnl his on precision will not be- ,ln-
dnrytbods M, Over there Athey call itsAplay-
Ing to the Pagodas, ~ T uck. g. q N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
North Carolina Sentiments,

The Charlotte Chronicle, commenting on
"a circular of the Department Of Com
,,,ercp and Labor, in which it. was fsald
that Farmers cannot control the ton
supply, says: lssis
are i inclined to believe tliatfithe
5dapnrtnlent lis not so well posted ms IT
might be. Time was when the Southern
4 cIop but ho B Is in better circumstances
now. Besides. he has the merchants$and
4 tho bankers back Of him. We arc by no
sHa hst AL
lMposslblity,"F Wait and see. NJ !,
gTiThG Charlotte News vigorously combats
the proposition now before tho Eegisla-
ture to, divide tic school funds on racial
lines, and concludes q strong article with
this paragraph: Hi, # l33 a 4 a
AZ 4Iloweyer.Hit3 isaaL present hard to fore,
evernor aIenn Would do shoui Id II m pass
US sq btioy eyH aSt ai a Ws
tbs fTeEnsatare NgF eds cnr esa WV
/. II up 10 them, ti9z IA X 4, ;8it9
e Speaking Of what The Legislature may
or may not do, the Raleigh Times ssays;;i x
II Wonder. if anybody will Introduce ~ BILL
y YIN Ne n sne a9fps ssSe ES
q bill ought TO pass, 1T has destroyed FtlIe
credit pc tho very people It was IN tended
10 help, B5 L ,i,9la 3
The. WjbllIngton Messenger says: s i,
THE .blllf'hofora The legIsiatufe provld-
Ing for drawing Jurors from other colI II
tics, instead OF rnmoyng tho case In ctll,--
itnl cases, IL 9 move n tho right direc-
ton, This system has, been Instituted II
Virginia and perhaps iii other States, 1t
works well IN the former State, It Is. q
great saving q expense and prevents
4 delay IN trial Of capital cases, Si
The Raleigh News-obscrver which has
been IN against the real thing, says;
The ilnpeac Of Judge fsW,ayne IL
Ills crimes, but as a precedent for other
Federal Judges who richly merit impeacll-
ment and TO teach others that every ~ tie
Federal Judge Is not y car 81 n
After the Consultation,
'IyYcll, II, 9ctors Brown aud Smith. are
going TO operate upon old GotroN.'' lsl {
nls tho operation necessary?',8 ~ 4! c }
EsA.Syhy, yes; Brown has u note conllng
due. and Smith wants an putoplo n
!. mex. tSiS N lsf ~ 8
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Il Farmers are having fine weather for
burning tobacco plant beds. The f more
they burn III the region that raises the
sun cured leaf, the S1ctterso or they will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

2 One moro Russian strike, that OF. the
brakSmen md engineers on the railway
system, and the war with Japan would
DO O thing OF the 3pnst. I'll .is 4 III bS5 "
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citizenship and 10 find Al liz iiteahs o. re-
pressing Vice and crime, but Il the courts \


pressing Vice ard criine,t but II the courts
iaka An exlrenie ppstton OH thls subject
and sh1ta that. every opinion shall work
u Standardization for seFVice As III Juror,
tho administration Ut Justice will 1be col
5fidets hot To the most lnteii lgatt but to
Tic most ignorant 81 SotitB u liens. "
Is Right OF appeal does not belong to rail-.
defendants as OF fight. Thc nero fact
4that tho petitioner can pa vs. the cost Jot
preparing records tot-att appeal does 4; not
Sontltln lin To IT, Granting or eftisltsl
III appeal depends Oil tho pplhlonso court
Whether Substantial Justice las been do VI
SorA.not, md iii support Of this pra ",
tile court ties Il great number Ut cases
extending us far $bnck as 1854, which
SHOW conclusivciy Stiat Appeals are otly
allowed when there Is EFF thor sotiie tiiis-
gcnrriage Of justlcc or obvious erroi III
law. 81 sh.i r. Y Ss n III n. "a
II rho law.abiding citlzcns Of Virginia
have had profound encourag cement, and
tho whole state has found whol eson,cti.
reading III this opinion which delntoii-
strntcs anew tho inhorer t lgor Of our
5cominon%lnw5 ana its$ peri Get adnptabllltyi
ITO tho of justiceIw the
Scourts. both 5nlsi prlus md 4 preIll arc lt'
presided over ~ such coira geous, learned
and broadrninded men $ Jltlge George
Nv. Morris and the Judges 8of otirS Cotirt,
Eof Appeals X SsE 55 Nh
k} HI l..-=---.-.-- s XXI b 48Ss vi
j. s. Coxey to the N CIV Y orls 1icral ID. eo5 !;
i5A,.I ain more than; ter years ahead Of
Bryan and these other Al ne " con verts,i
journalistic and otherWlse, WHO q l,c RiioW3
making such ID fuss 81 oyer governments
ownership fSralroads. i, II.
ss8 j. IS. (.oxey to tile Ssubcommltt tee Sot the
Ways aid Means Commit tee OF Congress,
w. j |. Bryan, chairman, January 8, 1877: fss
great issue "a believe, which As
before the people to-day, Is whether tho
lrtlillohds are going to own his govern
ment 9or& he governmental going to "a tsil
tho RAILROADS. ISL IA n E Ii
.s It now seems to be a. scramble for posi-
ton as Ito Tho was tho original govern
ment-contro I. ailroads mar, 5s5sA
At sIiagerstownytMt Nd s, thosotherS day Tires
small children broke through the Ice a n
tho Potomac while akat ting vi NJ One OF he
children was sinking when&a dog belong
ing 8,to tho family leaped III to te water.
seized tile lid by he hai, and mans
u ged 70 Keep . e head above the siirfaco
iof5tle wa nr.5S ice cutters ut work on the
river near by heard The screams for ghclr,
aid ran to thc scene respectf,lliy
.refer&this act Of heroism to the trustees
or Mi Carneg q s IA Hero Fund III
...r.-:=z ==s-= W.
81 Governor La Toilet tel Of Wisconsin, was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

Governor IA F'ollot q, IS iaoonsin, VA
doing worry we'll hero lie IVA 4, d bit some
body had beat la t$mnil, eualless for
tho United States Senate, ana the Gov
.ernor seemed to be- about X he only lnail;
who could do It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

q Anyhow, there were no panesc K tor
pcdo boats in the lSeva when the trouble
commenced !. and Rs vensk Y was several
thousand miles away. tii;l. III Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
After the Consultation,

1 l'yYell, rlp9ctors Brown aud slnit II are
going to Operate upon old GotroN.
,stA.SVhy, yes; Brown has u note coming
\ due. and Smith wants an utonlob ilc. m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

The Virginia countrymnn who has an
ice8house and a creek running through his
farm can blame Ills owl, lnziness iif he
falls to keep cool next summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

& In a few more days the Vlrginia par.
fridge will have 4 Test; that Is, if athe
laWi5is not violated. u u s43
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

No wonder the Republicans OF Mis-.
souri, are tltla rrelins over the apolls.,l3rl
has beon. so long, since they had 8any. n IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28
/ Impose mp, oo;sse. { a License,

Richmond. va. an eth. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

Il J Judge d sswayne's trou BILE secnls to have
been merely a question Of who was en-
titled to the privilege or$paying boarding
house expenses. S3 81 Ia t, t!s ]. (! ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

5i,It Is needless to,say that New .Jel-
scs;5 Is una iIiiiiSuasly opposed to the Car
field innovation. 81 &
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Justice to M anag;er Rex.

Pastor Third Christian Churt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

The Gear 81 MI the Russas would doubt
lesst ike very much to meet Father ,Gopon
ct The, Hague! hi ~ v Il S1$
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VOICE OF THE SPEO 'PLEl
ThesS 1liquor, Question

n { 3. M . y. w
The Jewish outlook., 1905-07-28

against all of them in the Fifth Municipal
Court. The landlord had raised rents
throughout the tenement, and the angry oc-
cupants bombarded the windows of his flat
with stones; tin cans vegetables and GIN
ders and have broken glass generally. me
justice peremptorily ordered that the ten
ants pay their rents or move.
large congregation of Jewish unfortu-
mates, inmates Of the Manhattan State Asy-
lum for Insane, at Central Islip l.. l., who
had not heard the Hebrew prayers for many
days. gathered in the large hall OF the insti-
tuition set aside for this purpose to listen to
the services held by the Rev. l.. A. Blum,
chaplain of Bellevue Hospital. DR.. Blum
went to Isip expressly for this purpose on
Saturday, and about one hundred per-
sons in charge of female and male
nurses, assembled to join him in prayer.
DR.. Blum spoke to them cheeringly and en-
couragngly, and promised to call often. At
ter the closing prayer and benedlctlon, he
requested those who wished to have a prl-
vate talk with him to come up to the plat
form. Many who avaied themselves of the
invitation asked for prayer books, which
were promised for the next services. Dur
ing the entire services everyone behaved
with great decorum. and the superintendent
said that it seemed as if a change had come
over them and that he thought the services
would help him greatly with the Jewish pa
tents, of which there are nearly four hun
dred out of a total of thirty-siX hundred.
This is the first time in the history of the
Sldlo OIL New 1OTk SUCH IellSlOuS SCI
vices were held.
The Jewish Daily News, the most impor-
tant of Yiddisn newspapers, is for sale. 1t
was founded by the late X. H. Sarasohn, and
as he died inIestate and the heirs can not
agree, the sale has been ordered by the
court
Josiah Betlin, 1876 Lexington avenue, had
a celebration in honor of his one hundredth
rthday last week. Mr.. Ieitlin was born
in LODI, Russia, and came to this country
eighteen years ago. The old man is hale
and hearty and attributes his good. health
in his old age to his ability to get along with
out doctor.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Between 500 and 600 members of local
Roumanian Jewish organizations including
Freedom Lodge, Independent Order B'nai
Birth; ROumanian WOrkmen'S Beneficial
Association, Roumanan Maimonides Benefi-
cial Association, Roumanan American Dir
Chudosh Lodge No. 81, and the Independent
Order Ahavath Israel, marched in procession
from different parts of the city to the syn
agogue to the Sons of Halberstam congrega-
ton last Sunday afternoon to participate in
a memorial service for Secretary of State
John Hay. The following resolutions were