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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Strike Maxwell.
Especial to The Times Nspetct

sgs Especial to The Time N spGt Gu. Stalg
sTAUNTON, VA. a gust b q. - very
pretty wedding took place il I tho Meth Ell
odlst Church here We'd esday evening
when Miss Laura Virgin n Maxwell, " OF
this city. was married to Mr. Christian
Strike, Of Charleston, NJ il NJ Isaes
Susan Chichester. Anna Wlitean and Alver--
non Maxwell. sister Of the bride were
the bridesmaids. The ushers were Messrs
W. B. HamrIck, John Goodloe and yY.8 Fl.
Lnnham, of Washingto Miss May Max
well was maid of honor. .75 S8is
The bride entered with her brother, IN r.
Noble Maxwell. They were met at tho
pulpit by the groom8nnd \ his best man,
Mr., Harry Cole, Of Char leston, w Va.
Rev. J. 7. Maxwell, father OF tho bride
performed tho ceremony. IL
# Mr.. and Mrs. White 39 left ION Y mn sex--5
tended Eastern trip tier which they
will reside in Charleston. y@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25


lsence Lieutenant Governor Francis d.
Winston presided over the " sessions Of
the state Text-B Book Commission hearing
argument on books offered for adoption
for ,lso Ia tho public schools 81 was
expected that the hearing would be con-
GUIDED to-day, but It yelops that the
work VIII not be orclufed before Mon NJ
day afternoon. n ia IA 3ss SfS. 885
"A charter was issued to-day for the
;l'ayetteyille Street Railway Company, 81 OF
Fayetteville. The capital a Ia 800 900 au-
5thorlzed and $50. 0I0 subscribed i, by w s1o
3McNeill, " T., Kindley,S u 4 III .i a nderson
and others, all OF Fayetteville
d There was a. conferenco8 to-day between
Governor Glenn and members OF the
special committee on North Carolina reps
rssentation Mt the Jamestown 1sxposi ton.
during which the necesslty for n special
State building was d scussed. ~ While no
definite action was AIKEN. IA t seemed to be I
the. concensus OF opinion that this State
must have aStbuilr.ng, Definite action
VIII be taken thn !, theBnext few weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
Y CIV Joking

{
Az Quite so!s-.. Well, you haven't won your
strike for shorter hours hive you g
3bu we II succeed IN tho long run
"But to be real Btcc essf uls yo, q now,
YOU II have to make short work Of + m
Philadelphia Press.
One lew s 81 It.--'"Aft all, the Old
saying There 5 al ways room a 7 the top,
idoesn' t mean anything. T. Unless, 4 res
piled the travelling man, 1T neans thai
the lower bertlls In the sleeper are .,s,i-
ally taken before you get there."-Plh,lll Ill
adelphia Press. III,
$&s$ And Hit Hin 7--Bll: II see they've arr
rested that womanRat the show jill;
81 You mean the one who threw. pie knives
ut y herr husband up gainst board ?''s'a
{ Bill :8$S " es ;S she got tired throwing the
knives, u and threw d few pies. y y mixers
Statesman. 5iIt 81 l5l5 5'ss
}#f Rstort sCo curt eous. Laird: well Sandy,
you are getting very bent, Why don't
youA stand straight up like me- nal1?'''
San y: NJ III, mon, do you see that field q,
corr over there a. II do q eel, vel.
notice tina t q the full heids hang down
and the empty ones stand up. - e. lasgows
News. MI 3 N lss n ti
8 4 low Did She Ike That? ~ She: III ere
we've boon married Just one month, and
now you no longer love me, ''$ II g: Butt
my d e,, ~ Don't try to explain Ill m
not blind. s " gu made n rnlstak e----you
ought to have married some silly stupid
won II. "a But, dearest, I've done my
hest - r Ira VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
The Automobile Law. !.

"A correspondent asks for a synopsis Of
the Virginia statute regulating autonlo-
biles. The law provides that every
Il owner of such machine shall register
1.-THE same with the Secretary 1.-THE Com
monwealth and iaGceive.sl q certificate. Of
registration. The certificate must " be
4 ARMY attached to the machine. Each
bconspicuously displayed. and one hour
after sunset and one hour before suns
Il rise must carry at least one white light,
throwing bright light at least ono
Il hundred feet ahead, and also exhibit on
7 the rear one red light which will effect
fually illumine the number on the tag.
As to regulation of speed, |! t. Is pros
vided that an operator shall not drive
h in the corporate limits Of any city or
Y town at q greater rate Of speed than
twelve miles, an hour. Outside such limits
\ a speed OF fifteen miles an hour Is pcr-l
I mlssible, except In going around curves,
81 down sharp declines or al the interscc-
I ton OF any crossroads, d or over tho
crest OF hills, GRIN passing other vehicles
or riders on roaaways. when a5rato Of
( speed that will tend to avoid danger
must be observed. There are also tho
\ following additional restrctions
A speed Of eight nlles AN hour around
ECurves where the roadway liz not visible
!, FOR a dsIuee of two ~ lldrcd feet ahead,
and - tho intersection OF crossroads;
u a speed Of eight miles an hour where the
road passes the bulit-up porssft. t2of city.
town or village; a speed OF eight miles
anFllour where there Is a gathering OF
horses or persons; otherwise. the rate OF
speed may be fifteen miles an hour, hut
NOT more.
E Tho drive. must keep q careful look
ahead for tho approach Of persons riding
In vehicles or on horseback, and upon
the approach of tho same keep his ma
chine under careful control, give ample
roadway. ana. II sgnalled by such rider
or driver. Immediately bring his machine
10 fnll stop aud allow ample room, to
pass; and. II reauestedto do so by said
rider or driver, the driver of the machine,
"a a male, must lead the horse past the
nnchine, # IS
y When the driver OF such machine OYER
takes a horse or vehicle travelling In the
same direction, he shall slow down his
speed, signal for the road by bell or horn,
and II the rider or driver SO prertakeD
stops HIS horse the automobile shall pass
at q rate not exeecdIng four niles an
hour, As tho rider or driver do#not stop.
tie automobile. if II pass at all, must
90 70 az a rate OF speed not greater
than N necessary, and care must he
used not 70 frighten the horse. IN S.
4 Any person failing to perform any duty
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7 as pepper. and horse meat as lark pie
and rs assassinh h those who have been
5aelllng skinned Sinil x. ay the antiseptized
article, and thus robblng II mothers AMI
numbering Infants the latter 70 1 The nuns
& Der Of Go. 900 % year. $S555 ~
85i$ The pm per says that Of the IS. 900. OcOs
French people Z 81. ZOO, 0oO have known no
protection against the food ndulterators.
The Matins namns fifteen cities which
have municipal laboratories Tor testing
& food and calls attention to tho fact that
the lowing q lnrge y Il ties III ire Without
them Aiarscillcs. bordeaux x. iouen.i
Nantes, caen and AmienH. The Alatin$
gives tho comfortable rea sslranc &C, Il how
ever that !, ms in the case OF tho new
American laws. 4 hc inspection Of canned
meats for Francois hitherto unprotected
s., otD. 600 wi Il, under NJ. Ruana law. DO I
safe 6t ~ 3ss 5ss Fl. Ss
& Differing III 4 That respect from some
American bnbllcat ions respecting the
scandals, the hiatin discreet
$l.refrains from, cal ling AT tcntlon5t to what
foreigners may have suffered from those 4
SO gliby dubbed robbera and murdercrs.
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35 ss There are no points of the com pass
& on the chart of true II atrlotlsrr1. N
N II g - Winthrop.
fAgC Challenge U nchallenged.l

aS8E Growing ii ewspApers naturally view the
II question III circulation SOM wha T. dlffcr-
emily ron stagnnn t inewspa pers. CROWN
81 pers desire the beilefltJo their growth 'tl
A stAgnant3 papers, when there is any adj ld-
II va11tag "a IN prospect, desire tn fullest use
J 81 their stagnat! Ion. isg
The News Loader s article Of yestelr-
\ day contributes nothing to the rculatlon
controversy which It precip between t's'
! this paper and itself, though II did give
i skilful exen1pliflcation Of the ac tics
Ito which! tho cuttletsh is commonly be-
I3lleved to owe Its existence Our neighbor
l5rnakes no attempt to retract or \ explain l
TIE serious charge which It made against
n tie integrity OF this paper when "a ''chal-
3len1ged and denied a our ste temert as i5to
our Sunday circulat ion. The Times--D-'i : N
patch IL amazed that its neighbor should
\ have made such a uhnrg KS and subse-i
lsquently have refused Il, when sat lsfact1on
NJ was demanded, either formally to vi tn;
II draw It's assertion, or to submit the issue
Sto the determine ton of an IMPARTIAL tia
l; commltte ~ Vi 5st v "a IL u iIf3 4 III,
r The Times Dispatchs statement had
= reference solely to legitimate, regular and
u normal circulation. 1t was not ba sed ,sns
the News Leader has attempted to IN sins
H ,1at t. on special Issues, !" incompl ete Spa-
4 pers. 81 any other mercd icious methods
FOR salving a conscience tha t claims more
circulation than really exists. Tho simple
N TACT is that the rapidly growing circulal--
55Stion OF the Sunday Times Dispatch has
for d considerable time exceeded that Of
d tie News Leader, and II anything Is to,
lie inferred from the signs OF the times,
this paper will continue to Increase the
le,d II has already gained
Out, OF this controversy + one fact .un s
mis- takably emerges. Tho Times Dispatches
L Sunday circulation Is greater than tho
circulation OF any other morning, after
moon or Sunday pa per. In the State This
y Is the statement which the n Avs Leader
a..cl,allengxl ind denied, but afterwards
&tacitly admitted to be true. For the
future, challenges Of its q ccuracy will be
welcomed at any time from serious and
sober minded newspapers which really
mean business. az q. NJ
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VISITOR KILLED I'M
+. w. Ellis, 81 Menph his, + ais and
Break s lis N eek, ss8sS5
n lsnaclnl M rhn d iIn1rels. ID lspntch.l B

83 Especial to 4 Tho Times Dispntch
Ellis, Of Memphis, Tenn. d visitor In the
city, was killed B at tho shevi lle r oller
Skating Rink last light. when he 4 5at-
tempted to climb over tho raj II ne from
the skating floor8to 4 he spectat ors'Sstan
and 4. fell to the floor striking on his
head and breaking his neck, and killing
him almost Instantly. III n N stBs$35
II Mrs. III lis was waiting for her husband,
Who was skating on the floor. ttractin ".
his attention, sio beckoned him to come
4 to her. and lit was while In an effort
&to reach nor lie attempted to- climb over
the railing, lost a@his balance and fell.
BEFORE Mrs. Ellis could reach her 3hus-
bands side, he had expired. q ~
sssS5 The body was shipped to Memphis THIS 'l!
morning for intermeht In that city. ;5 I8s
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Mr.. Bryan Approved.
of The ,rjlncs- pjspntcll

Editor of The TlmeS- Dispatch: 3 FlG
Sir,--I read with great pleasure yester-
day Mr. Joseph nryan'a letter To the
News-I,ender In regard to making the
100000 debt at this time In order to I'm
prove tho roads Of lIenrle,o county, lie
certainly gives many good reasons why
this is m inopportune time to make this
expenditure e; :! In an eyperlence of oyer
General reckless desire on the part OF
counties and MUNICIPALITIES to spend
money. Eighteen months ago 7 predicted
that e the proposed covnnelds We're nm
neSen, the rate Of taxation In the city
of Richmond would he increased 10 Mt
least ? per cent, 1t looks now rs if we
will soon reach That rate whether the
city authorities should Gala Init N tllslr
various purposes + read with ,q,terest
Ytir fsures relative 10 the health con-
ditions'i In various sections OF the country,
You failed To state whn' ware the 8Dar-
,,centnges % deaths In Richmond from
'tpnloid fever. presume 4 was an over
sight, and would appreciate your ad-
vlslng me tho rate. si II y Il
JOHN Y BRANCH.
& White Sulphur Sprines ~. Va,
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D Hoke Smiths Victory.

"A XII In another article we have referred O
n Mr.. Clark 1Iowell's review Of the Geor-
n gia campni Ign. Just ended. But IN order
Il that our readers may see the othcr side,
n the following outline Of 81 Mr. Iiokc
n Smiths pla storm Is printed e. III
.''1llic big corporations shall no longer
eoehtrlbute money to control politics. lftl! ..
] The use OF money In elections must be
4 stopped In Georgin. The laws OF Geor-
Il ga must DO amended d to more clearly
define lobbying. Tho hired politician
must be driven out OF tho cnpl tolls The
/ railroad companies must stop taking the
people 81 TO- 5payS dividends 81 on Watercds
stocks md bonds. Tho people must re-;
ceive a square deal from Il The rnllrond
companies. The s railroad. 81 companies
must stop giving passes to irel, not
employed BY them They must charge
everybody for & travelling, A and charge
everybody 1ess X The race problem in
Georgia must 3 be handled solely upon
tho ogrized fact that; the negro race
is the inferior race a that the negro I'M
Georgia Is mover to ii be recognized as
the equal Of tho white man. Disfrnr-S$
ichisement legislation which will exclude
from the ballot box s5 per cen Of tho
Ignorant urchasable negro votes, Z
Should be passed as a step towards the
pie shall choose their own officers to I
run in Goorg Ia. VI Tho machine must 81 |
way to 4tpo pul ar government Domino
ton BY conven tlonS permits d few Nil to 4
override the wishes OF the people, a i \
nominations shall be made In D Georgia
at the ballot box, and convention \ omit
nations must stop = ssa Il 3 sss8
83S Mr.. Smith made d fight on the political
ring III Georgia on railroad dlscrimina-.
ton and all forms Of corporate abuse
on Sindiscrlmlnate5 Z suffrage. His over
victory forces the conclusion
.thatAh1s entire platform wa s. popular. W.
up to this time Georgia has mot R. fol-
lowed the lead Of other Southern States
in DISTINGUISHING the negro. The - At
lantn Constitution holds that the negro
vote Is already under control and that
no legal restrictions Nj are rs necessary.
This was the leading issue in he cam
paign, and the attempt was made to
show that the suffrage clause Of the
Virginia Constitution had disfranchlsed
large numbers Of white men, some plac-
ing f the number as high as 50, cog. 4 The
situation in v lrglnlas was grossly nsrep-
resented. but, In spite Of nll, the people
went with FIoke Smith, and there Is mo
doubt that In time they will put into
operation his views on this subject The
people were certainly with him, heart
and soul, in the campaign just ended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
u u. Il UNLOCKED SAFE.
Klondyke Barroom Robbed by
II 59ik 4f$A An Fxtoert ~ ii 55 an " a

i Especial by Southern Ball Telephono,) .S{ IS
ROANOKE, A..,3August 24,--Tho Klon-
dyke bnrroom, on Commerce Street, owns
Cd 4 by r. d. Bryne. was entered last
night 8nnd robbed 0f $4b0 to8 $500, MI
aBryne's safe was locked, and the COM
,blnation was only known BY him., Tho
thief leftfthree checks /; also robbed cash
register, Tho thief then opened side Sdool
ana loft witt, Ills booty Police have no
due, hut it8 Is beloved to have been one
well-acqunInt With the business, prob
ably an & expert 80 fe-robber. Il fS3lls 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
THREE ACCIDENTS.
fA Mans Leg Blown off q an and An
4. as58 Other Buried \ Under Dirt. n Il

Especial to The TImes. DISilntch] 50 ~
h LEXINGTON N. AUGUST A. "a
3ollapter of accidents occurred In Sl.exlngr
ton to-day, three negroes being serl ous-
IN injured In separate accidents.
f C,yronge Yhitaker, IA orknlan on the
southern's double tracking force. had q
leg blown OF as d result Il Of q premature
explosion Of dynamite. Another w rk-
man was covered for an hour In &a cave
In at-ithe steam shovel, but was rescued,
ana the third was Injured Whlle driving
for Mr. VIII IIolt.8 Il q u # s u, 9s
il Mr.. Holt escaped uninjured. 8s5!i
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Freight Wreck,

fspeo,nl ~ Southern He'll Telephone.) 8sg
81 yDANYTI.I4Il, VA, August 2i.-The first
section Of Southern Railway freight train
M So, Engineer Prettyn and conduc-l
morning at Hurts, between here and,
'I,ynchburg. Tho accident was caused by
ore. or the cars jumping the track, which
was torn up for some distance Traffic
was delayed for a bout five hours over the
line, No one was Injured. 33s. ,S3
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NOT PRETTY, BUT GOOD.
9k @ Ss5sf55 \. 3fS 55 ti5s 55
Six Ministers Take New York4
Trip AS Result Of Voting C Contest,

Especial to Tho Tlmes- Dispatch
I.l5XlN GTON. n Y Angus e.. q. six
ministers OF the I Gospel, successful con-i
testnnts INA voting contest OF Tho Lex
lngton Dispatch, left last n!glt for New
York city, where they will spend ten
days sigh t-scelng d mo expense OF The
ny Sheets ana j. D. Newton. OF this
county; j II. Beach. 81 g Yadkin county;
=, g, Homer, OF N ontg ( J. N; /
Gamhel SRI q Randoptl, e 1a aty,I,,and
accompanied BY Mr.. II. 3. Warner, editor,
The ministers are supposed to be the
and We're selected by the people OF the
counties, md as The New York Sun says.
willie they may not be beautiful rs The
louisville coqrier-J Journals party q H, Ia
c conf has already been heralded In Y
the metropolis, and Of course the town
IS on tiptoe with expecta ton.
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! Amelia Court.
Especial to Tue Timcs- 4 D4slpa tens

Especial to The Timcs- D!spa tch.l # Sss
VA., August r. Judge In
gram, Of Richmond, held court for Judge
Watson hero, Only the MEG essar VI or
jders and pressing bus mess Syvas led
address II the tobacco growers but did
mot arrive The meeting Wns X opened by
g. N. Stacy. who gavS o prac teal talk
on the working and L method OF ! no q 81
ISOLATION. 55s53y3 III 53s3 q 4
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Dr. M cC;aW's 4 Record.

Throughout u It's fulness OF years he
life of sDocto or j arles Nice aW, q OF Rich
5n1ond &radiated 4 benefits upon 2 his fell
low mon. Skilful and zeal pus In his
administrations I'll ID u the i az fllcted, lie was
active ;ilis,all gS9pPal q t;h rtstlanI
patriot, a gentleman. sttch men sw Y,
tho tlmes5theyfliVe irll and leave ennobl!ns
behind ON. ols V,lriSi
2gtnian LPllot. q t5 + fis VS. hi
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z. ,s,0 %. Day
Ii.ife,s problet1,.
!. t.yv Hen y ~ - ho News 1eatdlic'r.1

Hen y IL - rho ews teader.1 II,
ISXVl/ sHBN evening comes around and 1:rp I
| ain very n s IN
u Fatisued with all the worries OF
s 3l XXI I'd Sls IN my BIZ, IA S 4 NJ
/ tSlovo to BIT ana ask nj yself this Query:
hen II IL ~ StiSS
At dinner, while the others sit and gt1zzls.
NJ ter when the golden moon fns
!. sIt ana sternly p'u,zsls-
Result IL have d cnse Of lndlg lion,
1'tn sleepy hungry t thirsty sty-bl't se'
rhs ss sIs dsr've from that dsrk qpsS,
viz, ghen y "a is7'''3 VI
II ans man VIII, calm and mystic pleas
i5f It .ycarssg away the worries that are hls,
% lovely problem for tho evening t 3 lels-|
n wh ssi NJ ..7"s
And when, IA \ any sort Of controversy.
VI My y,, ne as fhor seems e hnyo me soFt 9
4 n !, !; \ clever bat rsroy
The othdf chaps may 1.-Two and love and
And Sflghts ines little battle al j1t Isl
TT ,s2 i interesting query
|ts'sS II. g. H. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
/ petergb,lIrs digpnt tn "a VI.

tho New FORK lie Insurance Company
to- day received d letter demanding q
contributions of $4,000 to tho revolution
ary cause, ana threaten y him N I'll
dentf, II he refused. Instead OF paying
the money tho manage 81 nottt led the po %
lice. ia 3S3 n x IL IL III
S Life insurance ma gnat es are not as 10
strong for Contrib e they were " re-
before yof recall what. Their contribu n
tory department L is nov reduced to " n
strictly dollar limit basis. Il n f8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

Eastern College Esq Tsgns o9ss ssn st, sns
Faculty Sof American and European Specialist.
Art, Drawirgl y tion Degrees. Near Wnsn.
l!nxton,E u. G. No haxinx students from q
Btu tess nses for year, tlgo. M Bptcial ratre
to- vtrglnlnny. 8. uHUYISR. a. ~, Pres.
Front Hpynl. Va s s3S 35{sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

lii certain! mat tel.s, such az poetlcal
criticism, we may not agree with the
ten Is express our unqualified approval q
Its reply to5tho question Of the Greensboro rY
News ms "a the Cl1arl T.
Observer calls it) Us Tho r lines ispatcl,
tells the News that 70 \ pig becomes g
hog when \ It Is big enoug to era y the
}cnd seat 8itsn street ear md hold Sit.N,i
THAT Is destined to- be- d classic among
definitions - Norfolk Land mark. II 4
III APPRECIATION from Sir II erbertS Is praise
indeed bow with modest sntisfac-I
ton Is receive this gen erous crow III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

a. The zone ,ntaintcd dollar plan for
filling the Republican cnmpnigr chest has lc
been honest, no doubt but not successful ~
so tho mana crs Of the q. 9. z. are nov s
frankng stand pat tariff spe eches, for Or
va Mt Of better literature It Is not the the
5flrst limo that necessity has invented the
little plan of Using Federal power.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

II only he thinks Of 1T. we shall expect
very soon to find Mr.. II earst sati rtcally
inquiring: NJ Hug hes a Hughes In 81 New
York q % s5s 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

Ing tina Boss Murphy and Il II rrah Hearst
can't get the nomination between them?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

Boss Murphy OF 41anirlnny. Is proinls-
Ing to 4 give !. Mayor M G elan O. good
strounclng at the primaries. On which the
New orks = elegram comm ents tha + Mr. MI
Murphy will need g long birch rod to to
beat HI or the def wielders Of the 4. sand
bags and clubs who are ow on his trail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

Y Il TO make money out Of junk and then
establish value as u cgal tender BY,
revolution Is the attest get rich quick
scheme in South America. Ii s5s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

q They are having regular Union Pacific
81 a time down In Cuba,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

Il John u Rockefeller Is quoted as Wish
Ing TO get close 70 the people" and this
should certainly induce William JENNINGS
Bryan "a hurry ihome,--~EeW York fIernld.a9
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Richmond Manners,

Richmond may well be proud Of the
good conduct Of her crowds. They as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

As Try as he t may d however. Mr.. Jerome
can hardly ex pect to talk as wittlyt as
his nan1esake, Jerome K 8, 81 Of london
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

\ Il Now they have a meat scandal made II
Germany. i3f E5s II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

ST. N eW$ Y orl's chatty distrlctSattorney5 says
that c. r. Murphy, Of T amnnany. Is an
epic poem, On this basis. we tai take a;sit,3
he would regard, Hearst as sort sort q
fsuperlatiye stein son 6. 5aS I'll III I'M S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

855 Secretary Thatcher will receive a thous-
ana Cannon buttons Il to day !, bearing a
likeness Of $s1 Uncle joe; shington
Post. IN I155 r. Isl " &
Think Of a Republican Joe buttonl The y
thing IS Uncomfortable in Virginia.
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Old Sol is handing II out from Ills solar
Reckless Auton1obiling.

,Xus. IN IL b II s. I..B