The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-31

Is reported as LIVING 1nuCllt US Aio NV
formerly, his daily routine little changed;
and preparing to spend the summer at
fashionable resort as n guest OF
friends"
Some of our doubling contemporaries
will be Interested to know that the pastor
OF Laurel Street Methodist Church. OF
Richmond, has requested tho lady mem-
beers Of his congregation to leave their
hats Mt home when they como to the
night service during the warm season.
It Ia also said that the ladies are pleased
with tho suggestion. and will adopt II
This preacher at least is bold enough
to take issue with ST. Paul that 1t Is n
dishonor for a woman to sit IN church
with her head uncovered, and now that
The reform has begun in Richmond, We
hope that it will spread Tho high nat
In church has dono mischief enough, and
the time for It's retirement Is at hand.
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It was pleasure and privilege to have
as our orator on Confederate Memorial
Day Judge Theodore S. Garnett. of Nor
folk. He is a man Of high character and
culture, and is we'll qualified to make an
address upon any OCCASION, but IT IS
peculiarly appropriate that he should
speak on Memorial Day, for he was
himself a devout and gallant Confederate,
and he knows what his comrades suffered
flor the south's cause. All men arc
sufficiently eloquent. said Socrates, IN
what they understand
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American Hebrews who are provided
with passports from our State Depart
ment will be able tosvisit Russia here
after, untrammeled by the restrictions
which have surrounded their movements
hitherto This concession on the part
of Russia, while a long time coming, has
been practically assured for. some mont hs,'
and is In no way attributable to the weak
ening which tho Cars knees experienced
off the coast of Japan last Saturday.
Well, we would just like to know how
that poor, downtrodden, Popullstic calam-
Ity-hower, Mrs. Mary Lease, managed TO
acquire sufficlcncy Of fine jewelry to
make her a shining mark for profess
siona burglars.
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Mr.. Schwab did not get the contract
to rebuild the Russian navy, but If the
report to that effect had been true, just
imagine how he would have smiled to see
his business doubling up last Saturday.
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There rises on the heated air q distinct
nurmur that can be heard with the naked
ear, to the effect that the summer resort
trust is not the creation Of a distorted
populistic mind but perspiration pro-
ducing reality.
After Mr. Carnegie supplies the Euro
pean demand, we wouldn't mind If he
should send a few dplodocusses down
this way.
The Chicago strikers paid the last In
suit to the dignity of the law the other
day when they charged the police with
aireuns.
The Gear of all the Russlas is now sup
posed to be trying automatically, to
sprinkle few grains Of salt on the tall
Of the beautiful dove Of peace.
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Peace for Russia and Japan may also
mean few peaceful moments for sew
eral large holders Of stocks and bonds
in this part OF the world.
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Rev. Theodore Cuylcr has completed
his sixtleth year in the ministry, but has
so far concealed that fact from DR.. Osler.
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To put the finishing touch on Demo-
cratic courtesy, let Grover now invite
Theodore to go a-fishing
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Alfonso has just arranged for the i'm
mediate enlargement OF the Spanish navy,