The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07

which we copy from the ha''sas
journal:
,rhofnns Truii a fiiawathn boy, $1,000 $1,000
on his head nearly ali sumner weedina
| onions. But now he ins cashed III III NE i
crop for $3.50, and proposes to ffaNo q
trip to Portland, while tho town loatere
will Still loaf.
fs{ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eys
September 6,19o5. That Is q date thnt is
forever hereafter to hold prominent
place In the worlds calendar IL is the
date which Is inscribed on tho treaty
OF Portsmouth That tho Portsmouth
treaty b going to cut great tigu UT
In the worlds future history all 'he
statesmen believe
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Just as a reminder. the Hartford Times
wants to ask and has asked, What would
tho organic shriekers have said IL Fres-
ident Cleveland had put business as
socinto of j. Picrmont Morgan IN inc
important office Of first assistant sec
rotary Of slater
y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tho reports that Philadelphia regularly
votes 10000 dead mon, and that 10000
acres OF Utah public lands have been
allotted to dead Indians, lead US TO
think that there may be something III
spirltualism after all.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The present Understanding Is that the
two sets Of peace ENJOYS are to be
lunched by tho President consecutivoly,
and not simultaneously Times.
What: is thcrc any danger of fight at
this stage Of the game?
lss@
There seems TO have been ut least one
pretty big typographical error In the gov
ernments big print shop Mt Washington,
and maybe there are more yet to show
lip before the expert executive ROOF
reader gets through.
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M. Nvitte has impressed this country
that he is made Of mighty good demo-
cratic material, too good TO be wasted
and allowed to be bllghtcd and ,withcrcd
In cold, unrcsponslve Russiaa sell
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General Lincvltch will be duly credited
with the great things he would have
done had not tho wet season and the
great pencemaker Roosevelt gotten in
his way
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When corn is crowned king, rs It prob
ably will be this fall Virginia Is going to
furnish u mighty big squad i'll tho toro-
nation parade.
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Mr.. Addicks, Of Delaware, still insists
that reports of his political death have
been greatly exaggerated, the evidence to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
The elder statesmen of Japan are q
trlfe too slow for the boys, but they APP.
pear to be mighty lcyel-headed when 1t,
comes TO figuring on the main chance.
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We are still modera tely hopeful, but
mustIconfess that there is yet some dan
ger of q Panama Canal discussion IN
Congress the coming winter.
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1t seems that Mr.. Jerome simply re-
fused to be butchered to make a Gotham
holiday Jerome has a way o. keeping
his head on his shoulders. 5fs
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Yes, it is true that ,A1r. Rockefeller steps
around in, his bare feet. but even Paris
paper could not make him stub his Toe
against that indemnity rock.
III
Wouldn't It be Il good thing If the dove
of peace and the big stick should nov
form an alliance, offensive and defensive,
against that man Castro?
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The size Of the indemnity bill, Under
another name. will depend cn.ir.ly upon
the japanese restaurant and hotel rates.
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Cuba Is said to have S22,GVO,OME In her.
treasury. Right good little Swings bank
account for an infant.
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Mr.. LOOMS wants to so abroad again.
II he goes at his own expense, few there
be who will object.
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This year old vlaslnla cuts n great big
figure In the measuring Of the country's
immense corn crop.
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The weather for the past few DAYS has
been favorable to the early sproutlng OF
foot-ballists.
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me bird shooters are beginning to send
their tan coats TO the repair shop.
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He Likes It.
Editor Of The Times Dispatch
sr.-The Monday morning Times-Dls.
| patch reached here on time this evening.