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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
THls;.DAY.lN HISTORY I,
|. September 18th.

~
a51-Battle OF A1ursa, on the Drave' J, ~
Is which the Emperor Constantlus ue-
5Yeated Magnentius In q most desper-
ate conflict. 3 !, 4,
eb6-Lothaire T., Emperor OF Germany y!
al died . He seized the person OF !1s
father and confined him N a mon
astery and waged bloody war var WIN
his brother. during which loo'ooo 5l y =
fell In a single battle. s
1o14-Nearly the whole Of Flanoers was
Immersed by q storm. ,4ss
167o-The London Royal Exchange, NAYS
ing been rebuilt. was opened,
177e-Tho famed Houghton collection o.
mixtures (IIord Walpole 81 . was pur.
chased by the Empress OF Russia and
shipped to 81. Petersburg. I.
17s6--The British, under General stuart
took Jafrnapatam, IN the East 4nu'es.
1eo4-Acoording to tho new divorce Jaws
OF France, q twelve onths,5 rc as'up
was compulsory y,
1929 IA table was published, SWING tns
whole number Of votes ut the recAnt
presidential election as 1,1Ss,6t o.
which Jackson recelyed 671,170 and
Adams 5l7.476. ", q
1e53-The ship Annie Jane. from LAYERS
pool, was driven on the Barva Is
land, one OF the Hehrldes, and Of 400
passengers 348 were drowned, &
Is
the battle-ground OF fighting between
Confederate raiding forces under
Forrest, and Union forces, under
Rousseau. til b /, u
1ses-Governor Warnouth's veto !,of the
negro equality bill was sustained n
@ tho Louisiana House. e$,. i9
1870 Franco Prusslan War; strasbu!rg
capltulates; General Uhrich, the
French commander, surrendering
with lb1 officers, II 900 men and l,loo
III guns, Clermont captured; Scissors
surrounded and Yerdun besleged by
the Prpssians @ "a .l .i
1ss4-A statue Of Bach, the composer,
unveiled at Elsenach. Germany IN
the presence Of Llszt, Joachim, Wis
Hers and Stanford. B
1sss-The Seventh International 81 Geo-
graphical Congress opened In Berlin,
tSot--In the first completed race for. the
America cup, Columbia won by thir-
Eli ty-hve SsecondE. 5a{53 s.i5
1901 usso-J panese War, J pah ESQ re,
ported to have lost three forts res
Gently captured at Port Arthur light
inE la almost lncessaElt, sSi q NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
( REPLY TO CAMPBELL.
Mr.. Ioyner Takes Issue With Him
AS to Situation in Amherst.

Editor OF The Times-Dispatch:
SHINY attention has been called 70
Campbell. OF this place, appearing in
your issue Of this date;E without ask
Ing for, so much of your valuable space
as might be required to make full
letter written by me before saw.
the above mentioned communication.
which was written in response to GER
tain editorials that have appeared IN
think is in the main a sufficient and
appropriate reply to his letter publish
ed in your paper =,
With your permission, however W., n W Snr
in The Times Dispatch: Judge. Camp:
bell says that he regrets my having been
put up in opposition to him; and hat
I was put up after the Strobe side,
that they could not elect the latter
I feel, in Justice to Mr.. Watson and my
self, that some notice should be taken
OF these statements. The facts are, that
together on the 4th OF September, my
name was the first. and so far as my
friends were concerned. the only name
ever put in nomination for chairman,
true that pTsD9usb % ehs m 9ha the
man, was mentioned and considered, as
was cminenty proper In light of the
| fact that he had made Il fair and salts
| factory presiding olhccr, Dut tncre ap.
pearing to be doubt ~ to whether a
majority Of the newly elected commit
tee would vote for his recollection. and
| 1t was decided by my friends some time
| before the convenlng of the committee,
and In the interest Of party harmony,
that it would be best to put my name
In nomination, It being hoped;, tha t, this
TO Support me and not even put him
| In nomination.: and, rs I mn informed.
upon my nomination Judge Campbell and
some OF his friends forthwith held a
| conference before offering publicly TO
nominate him, from which II will be
seen that, SO far. as any public. an
npuncement went he hrstN opposed mo
| and not I him.
In closing, there Is one amusing thing
| In Judge Campbels lettor. to which
| feel constrained to call attention: Judge
| Campbell says that on tho 18th Of Sep
| tember he had seven committeeman on
| tho ground as against seven on the
other side two OF his men being ab-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Calculated With Dixon.

Editor OF The Times-Dlspntch;
Slr,-1n your Issue Of, September S4tn
there is nl article on the, notahle caten,e re
Of Thomas Dixon. IT.: It Ia with nc ais,
arrangement to Mr., Dixon that ] write
this, but there Is an error In he hrLle'4c
to which wish to call your atten ION, q
The statement that Mr.. Dixon gradp'
ated at Wake Forest ollege M. u, w y
thc highest honors, Is incorrect. It IS
true that MI. Dixon, graduated w IIht dis U.s.
opinion among students and pr9 re- r.
as we'll as Mr. Olson hlmse!r' y, .Ha a. ~ ~
would he the valedlotorian Of ~, e elAs y
hut there was a gentleman ~ c1llsse as
the time who In point nf ln!e'ifss h ,i,.s
perhaps never been excelled ~ tne NJ! Nv.
Tory OF the college, and t was Jus SnuIls
man that won the honor over ~ y, blxo!',
This was II snry d. Folk, Jr., o. rem es-
see, member OF the dlstinGuisheq Tam. .
fly that bears that name. a.proineI ~
Governor Joseph W, Folk. o. missouri,
Younk Folk Was said to have been one OF
the brightest students that ever graz u-
ated at Wake Forest, n 3n,,,,
am not familiar with the careerot th,s
Young man after he left college, put an
informed that l,e did not live loM,g,. y, = :
the time of his death he was slpecints a,1
J" trust You viii make this correction N
Justice to the memory OF q brllllan Z Spu''s
man. IA An VT ~ Az
yours ''u'y JOHN NJ, NEWTON
PocAhoptas, Va, sept.i?Sth'
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DIED OF WOUNDS. n
Young Man Injured in a Diff
culty-Political Speaking.
fspecIal to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
4 FREDERIcKsBURG, VA, Sept. 27,---st
Young sacrey who was injured In z
difficulty with a man by the name OF
9coyirtsor, at an excelsior MILL, IN Caro-
line county few days ago, died at the
ehelterlng Arms Hospital In Richmond,
where he was taken for treatment. Tho
remains were taken to Caroline. CoY-
sington Will be tried, .fal4,
Senator Thomas 8. Martin and Cons
gressran Claude A. Swanson aftet
speaking at spotsylvanla Courthouse
next Monday and IN the Opera fiouse
hare Monday night, viii address the CIT.
izens OF Stafford county at Stafford
Courthouse the following day, TUESDAY,
October Sd, at II o'clotck,,3
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The Graves Of Our Old Servants

Editor OF The Tlmes-Dispatch:.
Sr.-Attention has recently been call.
The colored people e enclose their GEM
etery on Barton Heights. This Is a
praiseworthy Undertaking. and shows a
right spirit of pride, In wishing to pre-
serve the last resting place of their
full old servants were buried and their
graves cared for, by the loving hands
Of tho white people: but since chose
days have passed away, their cemetery
has been greatly neglected. No fences.
few head boa rds, over-grown In weeds,
1t was a. distressing sight and a re-
proach. IA Is
There Is now a movement on foot to
clear. UP" the grounds, and enclose them,
with a neat wooden fence. The work
is in the hands Of some Of our most
worthy colored people. Most Of us have
faithful servants laid to rest there;
men and women who were loved and
honored in our homes, or the homes Of
our parents and grandparents. And right
Justly did they merlt3thls tlovo and honor
FOR their faithful discharge OF duty, and
for the conscientious, tender care OF the
trusts committed to their hands should
NOT ee IN sense e ha, 'e o sve eS 70
these faithful scryants-really mombers
of our homcs--a place Of burial that Is
respectable in It's surroundings ana
worthy Of their characters and service!
a ! great re deal deal. bit Still need about $500
we feel sure that as soon as our at
DENTON is called to this need that many
/ viii be glad 10 contribute TO this worthy
object. If all who have falt hful Z ser-
wants buried there, and VINO 1eet lnter-
ested In helping the ,colored people y
helm themselves, would8make 2 small
contribution tho required amount would
easily DO raised, Any contribution sen!
10 tho address given below VIII 20 place1d
~. IA ,,ronor hands and duly nCknOWl-
edged. Mrs. III CALVIN STEWART.
n 1n4i Grace st, 4gidf tfi55
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~ ~. i 80. how has Virginia failed
4 i ..sh,ro IL The national advance
$hrourrt q bout bv It's cnuctmentf Do not
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ha,,of,+s "a wh,ch she would otherwise
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

lii stya,Nsion sts,es, s,r,sttS sNsA str,s.
III 3,sss simply itcssasn 10 Yeas stnt Sc,,,,ss
NE call upon h,rs q say Y that 's
NOT tr,s, Ms cal, nnen him&tN SAY
whether or not ao ss,>proSes ',f the course
Of his atrtS towards the South IN those
/ dark days, that sis this question, M y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
An Admirer Of Monroe,
want HEALTH?.

In tho first place, the stomach must
is made strong so that the food will
be properly dlgested. the bowels,
opsned and the blood made pure.
In the second place, we advise you
10 use Hostetter's Stomach Dttters
because it has proven time and again
It's wonderful value In all cases Of
Stomach troubles. IT always cureg
Poor Appetite, Indigestion, Dyspep'
sia, Costiyeness, Biliousness and Ma
laria, TRY a bottle to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
AWAY From the BARRIERS.

How do you think this exciting "a &c cnl
for the ,pennant is goln' to come ult *
asked the base ball fan. .,,,..
4 Don't ask me- replied Cruz, \! 2.
not well-posted IN those NJ = fars, y, ~
see. I've been shaving rnyselF 70 's'S,'33.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
iBHYHESies [06B7
Moriturun Gratula Me-; or the
CAPTAIN of the Team.

Moriturum Gratula Me; or the
Captain of the Team.
nv legs are broken. mother; ;.tgy
I85 Ny nose Is fractured bad, t!g,
One arm IS sauashed and t'other il
$ s not the arm ! had VI .i.,y 4 &
But all these pains, like Prian.
& ! hold In light esteem: 5,s,j 4 5saa
we won the gulne, and am
# The captain Of the team. B.,5
The other team outweigh US 81
# Fully twenty pounds per man.,
But they could not OUTLAY US A
the roughing work began.
Their heavy half-bnck tried 70 Il
Dash through: but in ! ms y ta track
4 And We heard his backbone crack.
i slugged their little quarter,
And they bore hin frof, !, the 7 e. game a..
Bit he'll never look the same;
n worked the jitsu on his head:
He gave one feeble cnckle,
And then tumbled over dead.
i bucked their centre roughly
They say he's badly MANNED
II banged 5the line 80 toughly
That their guard and end were lamed.
And then they laid TO do ME-
Well once they didn't miss
Nine heavy players threw me,
And they did me UP like this.
Nv skull is fractured, mother; 4. 5,8
vi IN going fast. fear; 5+
sav sood-bye TO little brother
= Bid him learn the game next year.
And It's not.a thing for d ery,ns 8
what's the odds il i am dying?-
] was captain q '''e 'eui H. s. II.
sophocles, having just published his
literary fecundlty. I.
I'll ut may be true that 7 am II I, q ready
pcnman,' he retorted holly, but any
way I'm not marker on TVS lis' X 's'-5
se sna Fling under their taunts. he hur-i
RED home and rejected by wire the
syndcates recent order lor tnree snap
py, plays for early fall de'iyers'
.ryyoll, Bobby, how are you IsslV ne are
YOU doing for living NOWADAYS 81, Z. . 3
"Oh, I'm very busy Just now ~ri i'ns
for the magazines. "g5..14 ,. :. =, 4 M, =,
.'yVhy, hadn't heard that Fine " men nc.
ones dc do you write for Z,
"oh, ii ali depends upon which 4 the ne
customer wants, you know know \ m e "f'
in book store. Nh n "a. -
Hat ia cold out on the block; 81
Guess It's nearly time to get my
Winter hannels out OF hook.
Customer: Here. waiter, ordered q
fried egg, and you've brought fried
waite waiter 'GadmirIngly): well, the age OF
some o them trust eggs 90 .! peat az
Chicago Is rejoicing In the discovery
or a citizen named aopatheoaorokom-
neutrality-suspicious. BY way 81 81 pay "
ing a graceful compliment to Chicago,
we have decided to immortallze Mr.. +.
in the following verse: 4,
There was q young man named Kappa
CWheWD s5 MN
Theodorokon Come. haha, YOU'D Il
| Ourgootor OPP ls5 \ I'll e
| Oulos-yYhoa! Stop! 3.
| It is finished! But didn't II jar yous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

Andrew Lang announces that there are
sixty words in the English Language for Tor
which no rhyme can be. found. These are
twelfth and t1fty;riinc others which
have momcntarly# escaped us.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

The announcement that Gaynor. nm and
Greene have come to the end OF their heir
fight against cxtradition makes It evil
dent that they haven't any of 1t left.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

If the Plurocrats. survive the champions
ship OF Hall Caines. and E. BENJAMIN
Andrews there will be no use in trying in
to kill them by mere legislation. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

THAT look Of quie. competence on the
leading lcitizen's ,physiogmony merely
means that he has received his invita-
ton to lunch With the President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

Several hundred prominent Cleveland.
ers have called on Mr.. Rockefeller 70 MS
sure him that they hnvo always thonght
hin fine fellow md q credit \ TO Q tho
city. 1t has not vet been ascertalned
what form they wish the d donation TO
take. @ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Railroad Accidents.

Congressman John j. Esch, Of Wlscon-
sin, author q the BIZ for ,,, the e sYa
ien, ~ railroads, has contributed an ar
fcie rhe 3. October ngmGer Is q x,y tes
American Magaslnet d IN OF w ralroad aSei
/; ;ni puring the fiscal year 1909, 800 pas
,sengers were killed and G,@9 Injured;
dur during 1908. s2l killed. 0,oIs injured; dur
Ing 1904 42o killed and ss4 Injured cd.
A9s Collisions resulting In death to $50
l9ury t9 ana ~ a aoIprs
While FOR the nine months ending March
The sc AZ yea year l'6S thsEs we're
I person. M and q property loss OF almost
four mil lions, q,
An Admirer Of Monroe,
President Castro Is talking to !. France
rs though he were a Arm believer IN the
M forceInellt of the Monroe doctrine
Charleston News and Courier, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

John ID. says that there is something
more to life than mere money-getting
but has so far RETAINED from citing his
own career as@5 evidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

NE call upon Esss q say u that 4
nos tr,se Ms .cali iren h'nstec SAY
whothe, or not 10 srvrc>es ',t ls''e course
Of his aarts towards tire South IN those
dark days, That As this question:,
= -. =.
England and Japan.
t,reat Britain and Japan are allies Sn>t
ana s,roas. Me 10 nos know all that
the treaty menus, hut this much Is sure
sit means that there MI, DO no more 81
R"Rnssah Overwhelmingly towards iara,'
or towards India, II means also thai
Btchn Bull has no fear OF ho yellow
peril. we believe that Iii addition TO ~
this. 1t means n Ions era OF peace In the
Far Fast, d Y
iH# }H3.
a New York manager has had severn elrfa'''
experts In Richmond watching Mr.
$Dtxon.s new play, 'srhc Clnnsr,an." we
hope TINT They like It. II the North
takes 10 1t we. shall he moro than
{peased l,}mny have mission UP there,
Down here i, can but arouse the worst
passions In both races and produce devil
Try 81, the one hand and revenge on the
other. Let The Glans,nan" So 70 the
North and Joy 80 With II.
SIT IA -. e==-.:--:::-s=- l8
q Several hundred prominent Cleveland.
ers have called on Mr.. Rockefeller to AS
sure him that they have always thought
him fine fellow and q credit to tho
city, IT has not vet been ascertalned
what form they wisl, the donation to
take. 4
---ez===--------==---=
Andrew Lang announces that there are
sixty words in the English Language for
which no rhyme can be found. These are
twelfth and t1fty;sriine others which CHI
have momcntarly+ escaped us. Z,
8# ===--------.-=-----4 -ye sis 4
The encouragement that Gaynor an and
Greene have come to. the end OF their
fight against extradition makes It evil
dent that they haven't any of 1t left.
g8i3 -----====----==
THAT look Of quiet competence on the
leading ,ctizens iphysiogmony merely
means that he has received his invita-.
ton to lunch with the President.
e S:-4=-:--z--=-----=---= 5
If the Plurocrats. survive the champions
/ ship OF Hall Caines. and E. BENJAMIN
Andrews there ,will5 be no use In trying
to kill them by mere legislation
John D. says that there Is something
more to life than mcre money-getting.3
but has so far retrained from citing his
own career as~ evidence. #
5afs9 fs --===---=-==@ 4,5;
Now the womail's rights clubs every
where are hotly debating the old Guess
ton: what shall we do with our ex-
presidents?
Secretary Shaw is to retire on Februl-
airy 1st next, conditions being such that hat
booms must be planted early this
year. M
a5 -------.=:----:------==--f .5s
Manila dscrety reserved her typ}h,ooon
iii Taft had climbed down off the lid.
'.ryphoons III that climate are 50 polite
slFa ==-----=---- 4& 7i59
That patent plysto man who Is suing llg
the Ladies' Home Journal for libel is
evidently dead to all sense of chivalry.
3:--.--------E----= }t,t5 .il9Si pr
still. these little disclosures In high
finance are calculated to make I. Law Law
son that proud
37S =====------S 57Nf5 !, I.
Iii New Biographies will no doubt place place
the capital of Japan on the banks OF the u
!. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

Now the womatl's rights clubs every
where are hotly5 debating the old cues
ton: what shall we do with our Our ex-
presidents?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

Hoping that you may ind space, for.
this and the Enclosed letter to the editor
/ of New Era. and that may not again
be called upon to bring myself and the
political affairs OF Amherst to Y tho ut
sicntion OF you 5nnd your readers, l Snm,s
tfl 81 Very respectfully, VI d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28
Ther,,,, o,tneter This Dav I ast Y ear

o AZ NJ. z. $50 7, i
u NJ J. =, So r. Mn...,......,l
8 p. M..........t.S9 il nlidnl l1ts.,,.." 10
II Is 65 81 Avcra &c. .............,. 5-G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

sent without leave" fear even taking
his View, that Judge Campbell has 8hot
stored g consider the incongrulty Of,
expected OF Il commander OF his expo.
lrienrt, that, after being mhdo acquainted
with the. spirit Of his soldiers, Us evlnced
nv the absence OF two without leave on
the morn OF battle. to risk the remain
ins seven in d contest With even an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

STILL these little disclosures IN h' ,
finance are calculated to make 7. Law
son that proud! 80 - AZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

New Biographies will no doubt place
the capital OF japan on the banks OF CT
Thames.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

Secretary Shaw Is 4 0 retire on Fcbru1-
airy 1st next, conditions being such l1l that hat
booms must be planted early this
YEAR Gsi9 AVA f 1tt A53Esbf lt59 sIg&El5s
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THE NE TH.E|:'.R.

n rrottca st.-VDrsinia, Fnir ana warmer
Thursday; Friday fair; light eotth
ito west ltids. IT. 3t$ y * tSi3 s,s 5i4
II North $ rolliia--Fair and # warmer
8Thnrsdayt Friday, increasing cloud ness
light, variable Winds. IS III
&. Conditions Yesterday. a
Is Il richmond s weather was clear and cool.
Range OF tlfa thermotnet ter: Ba 53sss +.
9 A. Mac. .,5s z. ...........tI q
70 i' NJ. Il. <. ....7G 10 midnight
Average ....,s..,@ 8. ia "a
Highest Temperature yesterday ~
Lowest temperatures vest erdny .,....3 e
Mean temperature yestordny ....s, $685.. .!
Normal temperature SEES erda y. ,.stI1
Departure from normal temperh t.lre y ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

Entered January ~, 1903, at Richmond,
VA, as oecond-clas matter, under act
Of Congress Of March 8, 1879.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

That patent physio man who is suing
the Ladies' Home Journal for libel IS
evidently dead to all sense Of chivalry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-28

K ~ JOHN NJ, NENVsICfFNS.
Pocahoutas. Va, sept.t!St