The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

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bespinE stu, W. believe, Z, very yo,1,i n
nan Ii ca ,,utites
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s eSiHsr'' BOOK, a'd T,grn'ne "a
fas later still further worked out ,,n, on
similnr vein With short stories cast u i,,l
and Old English baekgroii,,1,d Us ,,, rsWd
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all 81 Tia earlier work. 81, s, Ava
4 dnd 81 s fe lksy nd these
H nra eveii In u novel; rhanks TO The &C.
centrlcItiea er father ze ss,o G'ld foi
sedgc the nser rst s,,s IN pas crown TO to
,sunah wIthont tie soiaees q other
currailionshp@tlI than that q ford cd @by hfr
fathetnnd the servant = ~ ,na,,
! yoah kntw nothins, BIT q splendid 'nasi
m nnaen li a t5ilnpossble that she should Be
either lonely o ,raa ap dreamer q
drcnrhsiH ana m, q lover OF all things true
and beauIifnl. and when he met tl,e f e.
Joan course q o ne, p ns ' nIready
Yoregone." Unhappily, Gabrlel was Y g, WEI ,t,1
Icd TO another In mn enard1ed I, , no
mellt no had fallen victim g ths I ah,t
n1hsuguS Mss 'Gussett The match Is
almost t. anyone could have furcseen, wn !!
not happy one. and MIS- strong .oI !K,, sgnr
% y ytn 91 II ts se ear yous
nerfeetly innorentre q ear IA = 9
Gabriel mad already been aiaderjp1utnh,s o
called her attention Sy Sme ~, 4, ar ar
.rangement Of q fuller md more , pf,IItV1AI
ease, spies were set upon their tr .,1,t e..
divorce. an tracIzaton ma .,, 's y AID
$tlias re-s,lloiment and justlt1S aa i5'
also come before the end is reach l,ts I,
has IN paTat i nsainSt the
work ~ ~ ~, ~ ,5aer PROPENSITY
81 ~ ,gt mal,ciousness is exhibited Il
the character OF Mrs Mince and ;sias.
nareI ho, 80 II nearly
r,ihrd tflie .dfves or Gabriel and oan. 4 Inc
blot I'M slight. though the action Z, atnnr
greater than this br,eI * ,;al, til
8umph for the right and the true. l : ~
hnnk ahould enhance IA Their ! han. mercy !.el
sustain the authors already won t repu''a-
ton t}, Il:
JOHN VAN BUZZ 1'oLITIclA. : !, (:
80. 81. 80 Anonymous HARPER :! Bt Nv,
ers. New York. Bell Book and sa STAY lio VI
cry CO., r edmond \, d, Y,
confess to ,.pr1 2, this s M Any
man who can do the opd &c auiu ~, ~
~, Ia N may confidently count on our SIN ~
cercHt envy wa5 THIS pom. y, w ~.
hncc d. i onnVnn buren, ineipi politician,
10 hiss,'mornlng' morning., his niue a..
vice for recovering from ne III
Of Jolly veninf tr1 ny
matter Supporting q picked pig s hcad. !,
large pitcher OF cnippcd Ice snd a q,iafIt
81 chamlagne The judge YIN "; t ttc T azzy
water into tho pitcher and adroitl yg CON- M
s,,,Inpie,1 tihe two, and then che placed the
pitcert to his lips and slowly lst tu.e
chanPd 9 d1ss car
Full quart this mind you. y 1o' ,,.n,;
and immcdatc tileren tier ne y eil UPON ,,,
the pg's head and ate all WIN Hl .. isa
saiendId irencherlnali. II feel fresh and and
s.,f ferahs ittle5 ircident, rs we have In.
limnted, We married. the Judge iors ,n t.'at
fiu...',, After break fast Van buren, VI was z, ;
taNer down To he city prison. %h q y =,
honor was holeing court, ana ile , sa"
Forty seven cases were disposed Q { IN less
i han an hour 4 visitor expressed !, sur
Prise at the judicial speed. hold the ne
record reped the 1uaEds 9rG ana four
ecases in one hour hearing poth. a s'ue ,he
Ali the DRINKS go. y ten days except ne
\ q. 4. & r. men and the Judges personal
friends who were a AL pr rrcascd because
they fell behind In tho graft-pay, Of t ,,,
per per week the police we're readily dis.
4 charged. "A Baxter street asaau ~ 6cd as
was at once dismissed because the e, d =,
fcndant lad ten witnesses TO the PLAIN
Etilf's nine Judge Murphy. whose Wldc
reputation for witty repartce had been
MAGE 9r hm sy fe s eort Wr WITH In
ca conditions In New York, which u ls
dscouraglnE, TO think OF AS as being very
probably true. s 4 II END . ID y
John Van Buren, Isl nl5 Schenectad law
yer. who starts for Albanysone afternoon
10 spend the night; and ends .up. as,n Ne y,
York city = ANY, unu
mously and &purports to be the work OF
ono ono who las been through the mill and
IS telling the truti, ahoas itis y :rsth fer
about metropolitan politics than i Is q
storyofl and action; II. is IN sense g :.
ai.sironE political move. q 3 Peter stir
ling Is OF q Alastery,ss; nMt az ~ g
81IailSnn aof general civic conditions 1t
makes interesting reading to those whose
taste runs to. tnisFsort Of thing, Senator.
AtarloW's dauEhter provides !, the expected
pClticoats but the love affair 10 OF very
littlo consequence. [ n n 4
THE OPAL. Pm. III sL3. llough-..
tom Mifflin5 81 Company, Boston. 4 Il a
4: Edith Dudley was beauti ful. clever
charming and highly admired. but IN her
soul Of souls she was abs9lmtfly nethinIg:
Nc mean exactly what; We say; As she
herself fully understood Sshn had no char
8acters] whatever--no beliefs, op!onins, no
Convictions Or personality. She was a.
gorgeous mirror, wherein you saw exact ~.
elonsea body and ". the strong ZONE
clsed u eontrollng her. !, Edith ~; 4, was !, ~
Z turaly toward the good, but In Tho face
aof the IoYil inclnntons or another, II
strange than somehody else's good N.
q bands happiness by running off with
The dashing Grant Lorimer, we feel for
her only the compassion appropriate for
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