The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-12


latter will not have iiluch need of q
strategic point III China, and shc, would
I lose little by giving UP Weihnlwei, But
Great Britain! has always been oppose
to strrendering territory over which the me
British flag has once flown. JAPANESE
influence could undoubtedly cause China
TO renew the lease, and there ls no doubt ll
sucll Influence would be cxcrted IL Erg-
land desired IL The course Of the
British government In this t,,attur will
be = watched With great interest. The
chances are that the linton Jack Will
continue to float over ;tvethaiwei,
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a Los Angeles man caims.l To have dis
covered the secret Of temperlng gold. sill
yer and yoppcr to the consistency Of fine
steel, 80 that lie can convert them into
knife blades, needles and springs THAT
Is great 1t has been a great distress
TO tho blllonaircs of the age, especially
TO their wives and daughters, TINT they
were compelled 10 cut their fool with
steel knives even II they were gold or
silver plated. II was also Il distress that
they were compelled to sride OH springs
made. OF the bascr metal This California
discovery will reAevc tholn OF thelr ems
bni.ru ssmcnts. Il may be also that some
OF the ladies Of that class Will lake to
sewing, now that needles, AIS we'll as thinl-
blcs may be made of gold. The discovery
is most timely, too. The production of
gold has boon so enormous of late years,
that some had begun to wonder what the
world would do with Its store Of the;
yellow metal. The Los Angeles man has
solved the problem.
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Tho KANSAS City Journal offers iplnus-
iblc explanation 3of Public Printer Pal
mer's downfall. It says Palmer might
have known he would lose out when,
he started that littleSrumpus. Flo attempt
ed to pry Hay, a Kansas /. man ava y from from
the public trough, .asand Hay simply
turned the table. 1t is risky business to
try to yank Kansan from, the pie
counter.
e9s t;s
THE Governor of North Carolina aud
the Governor of South Carolina are going
10 tour New England together What
they will say to cncll other on the Pull
man dining cars will be d plenty.
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Is Speaking about bumper crops and the
like it may be remarked that the to-.
bacco growers in the bright belt" are
making some remarkably ine cures"
this season.
II the Depew I'M eo LII 80
mas siihproNee'E a''s tii1''s - los ~,
by the usually alert New York papers.
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me farmers o 81 coun.'y ~, ~ -. ,',.
DOSSeSSiOn OF rural RlCnrnOul ,lNlS aWeeh
md they are t liberty to pillow it up to
suit their own notion
,h-
Since President went DOWN III tHc SUI
,ro ho.+ no ia showing disposi-
t,n - ro 10 the bottom Of every depart
went & IN washington
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r,o ,1argo,,hn,e,. 1,Idn,t5 exactly succeed
l., ,,,o,,,n,, nj" Of the Lanston contract,
hut q caused n dingy proof sheet to
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Wonders never cease. Who knows but
III, 1,,,,o, yyo, ,rsone ana sl,Fresid ent
tlt L f'ui.oi 'N'' 80
Roosevelt will soon get chninmy'
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President Roosevelt has gone all tho
- no,y he &c navinp the
other paces az" ~ " "a
devil" in the printing Office
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In one way and another Vlct-Fresidcnt
Fairbanks manages - Aeep ne
on eh' oo.rus. --===
NJ c,rncrIc goes to work at O. clock
Mr. o.''nos.e s0.r aa.n,t n. ava - d,e
every work day. Doesh '"'ehu - N' 1''
law either.
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considerable army Of superior war