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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21

l him down and slain hin III his ira ks
RENEWING such foul creature from the
q face &c The earth, II would have been
Snts offense against the law, eclinicaa1flllly,
Sb,tt one that would have been readil Y con :
8dphed. But what sholl be said OF the y.
whole cAuntryside gathering to part1iosi!.
pate Iii the Killing OF the brute. eac I, y
\ cagerSto have al, 3hutunl hand In the " ork.
every man Wishing to be exec,itil
And all the day afterwards inef, 4 a q ! 9
women coming from all about the county ),
i 10 gaze upon the mutilated corpse a ~
many shooting Into the f1liscrnbIlI clay !.
tho body for horrible souverirs OF tl lt1l
INDULGENCE? Little wonder the g overi : o.
Sotf South Carolina pleaded III vain 4 :
tho law. He was trying to cheat l .A
gconntrysldeao OF d revel T. 5 d 5f
Anu q, "a are informed by another con-,
temporary that: VI gs Il 4 u.
4" All enterprising member Of the gems I,is
mob ats Salisbury conceived the ne ~
idea OF converting the horrible a aI sr w
some scene following the lynching =, .a
three t,errocs--the bodies having been
Efrightfuliyt tnutlnted.-into q money
d tnal,er, ali a with IL camera got various q, ''
more Or less Vivid pictures Of the gnoul-
ISL dcyiltry as 1t progressed. From tneso
@nictures 5ho Ind plates undo from " men y
were printed souvenir postthl cat t' ~
E distribution ut SO much. among the P !il'
+ t,cipntors IN the bloody junction ~ . PC
comes 4, serious question us to W1es n 4
any ones life Is safc In co =
Where such depravity Is not only 1o o. NJ
but apparently tolerated IA sSS 4 }.a
Eve realize" says The News a tldtI
ana well my 1t 50 say, the danger y 70
the public peace OF justifying or pe e y
ting lynching for any cnuse, the read q
ness with which ignorance and violence 20 !,n 9
will make ono case the excuse FOR another.
sNeyertheless tho lines can DO drawn and
public sentiment can be ed ucnteu Sto re- re.
spect tle,nr-the limos between treating
d criminal before lc Is In the hands " OF
the law and respecting the law after
Z II has gained possession OF him, and be-
tween the one crime md all others. .J n
Our contemporary knows that the he,
mob does not discrimlnute.a It does not not
draw the line. Except there be q, VIC
tim on the otherEen OF IT.. II the sreptii--.
table newspapers + OF tho land Y advocate
8lynching for ono crime, be sure the MOB
viii mot 30 long In extending It to other
crimes s1tSis a serious situation when When
reputable and influential newspap e ,rit
$lncito men to mob violence. The atlanta '1 .ttl
News, which Is owned by Colonel J. ~.
English, chief-of-staff to Governor Ter Ter,
&1cll, recently published an editorial IN
which a reward Of $1,000 IS offered for
tho lyncliing Of any negro in Atlantn,
gulty5o Of an offcnse similar to that com
Snltted by Bob Davis, who was lynched
at Greenwood, s. c., THURSDAY night. VI
IL When the press begins TO wink Il ct law;
5jlessness, there Is no telling to what
length. sensational Journals will go. There
Is but one place for corlserva tive, law-abid i'd
Ing newspapers, and that Is on the side side
&ofslaw and order. # +, III WI 55
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Youthful Criminals.

il g7Vhat has come ii over the youth OF
a Richmoud? d HIS an epidemic Of house
\ brea K M M suddenly broken out among
Il then7 Only a week ago the cor1m 1ll nt u
was shocked with the news that two LAOS q 9
4 e hardly moro than knickerboc a sc
\: had committed a hold-up and burglary u
with the lodramntic@ case sof Il the n
lS isl,ed syoggnan.. Yesterday brought N N g
n similar story OF Juvenile crime hf es
very youthful criminals were taken axe, m n
Il the very act OF robblng the store IL q
! local merchant. One of them is Just
u nine years Did, The other two young as as
8they ure, are at least old enough to
Il reallze Just what they were doing e,
Detective training seems to be back back
" 81 the downfall OF all these boys s5 Nc sft
IA Neil 8and Gilmore, the two Hanover Of Of
! tenders, have apparently borne good
I regulations hitherto. They committed the
4 hold-up, according to their own state ST tie:
d lnents Just for the novelty Of the thing.
II Two Of the three boys arrested on sun
day on the other hand, are said to ,l have
\ been In trouble before. Cigarettes and
Il penny dreadfuls have doubtless figured
B 1.-THE previous careers of all OF them.
I'M The coincidence Of these two cases IS
probably not significant, but It is worth
4 noting. Probably very few boys are
4 naturally and instinctively criminal
When they become SO, it may usually
s5be taken that something has been rad-
y
cally lacking in their training. Compul-
sorry education is q good 4 corrective I'll OF
Il deteriorating influences. children's aid
II society, working to tho end OF removing
( neglected children from the temptations
n Of the city and establishing them in
country homes. Is another one. A wisely
!. administered juvenile court could con-
tribute largely to the same good cause
81 In the eye Of the law, children OF seven
a!years arc conaidereea capable Of commit commit
4 ting a crime; they arc legally punishable
Il like any other persons; but 1t is obviously
neither wise nor right TO treat them as
SEsuch. The soundest social organism IS
II that which provides the least excuse for
y anybody to go astray. and the fullest
II possible opportunity for him to recover
a his good name, once lost. 5
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.S'TURGE0N0RU||.N|
"|N5RA|P|IP||A|! d ] ! | LOG
iFauquicrS Man Dies froin Blood
Poison Contracted by
#8s Washing q Horse,
TOURNAMENT IN LOUISA u ! l|':','
Congressman Jones Cat1ccls Ills; y
Engagements OH Account
81. 81 Wife's Illness.
fspocla.l \ 3 3 III ! Times. Dlspa tbf.)

SS1 fspocal 10 The Times. Dispatbli) ~
NJ TTsT0D Ks1} tJ1tG, " Az. August 90 - Il
Henry H Hudson. an old and preoi' mi
nent citizen Of King George county who ,lt
was stricken With pa ralysis Friday, Is
now In d critical condition. X 4 ri lis
I AT a5tournament In Louisa county q
few days ago, which was largely Mt
tended, d. @ /, Jennings, Jr., was the ~ C.
cessful knight, and crowned MISS Gll1
Colelnun queen Of lovo and beauty w -
Trice solicited NJ lss i Kat F'nrrorF frst
maid OF honor; q @. Meredith chose MISS l1is,
NJ. H. Jennings second maid OF honor
md Erlis Perkins crowned Miss Geor-
gamma Turner third maid Of, honor
~ George Payne and Warren, Brown, OF
Falmouth, caught yesterday n sturgeon
Weighing over three hundred pounds IN
tho IRnppalannock River near Ifn mouth
Bridge about one mile above thiss city,
William Courtney, a prominent citizen
OF near Elk Run Fauauier county d 1t, a
few days ago as tho result of Do oa Iolss--
On, caused BY washing nm ,llcera ted place ii.s
on lis horse. Mr.. Courtney nag a. s''s =, =
cut on his hand, which admitted inc leo
poison. 1t4 Sf5, D, =, 4 J,
IN r.. j ones , wife OF Congressman Va.
Zones. OF warsaw Is very sick 1T 5 Il'e$
home. md In consequence n r. y 9 nes mas S
been compelled to cancel sev ernl engage
mel,ts to lecture on japan and the mi
ippnos. 81 $4 ,f I, d I, /; ss I,
Wharton Grove baptist camp ul . :, 8 =
vii b open Friday. August 24th on us l.!
sground,onB the Rappahnnnock River n 'si
waens. n Iancust er5 county and con-.
tinue ten days. This camp Is usually held
IN July, But was postponed Y his year ,'i', On
account OF a smallpox scare, when Y has
aubsid ed. REV r. D j. Garland anu and .1tev.
), ". Porter will have chnrge '1 tl ~
meeting. 5a IA !, !, (, z J, {, n,
Thomas Browning. Of Kappa h no no. s
county, z recently shipped Two ch ~, eas
OF f,no export cattle. Weighing apout 49, 4
pounds ca CHI 5.,i |, +, u
ty3S(n former student OF Fred ricksblll !.
College, has taken charge of ST. l'aurs
Episcopnl Church, In Goochland county f1'ls,
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90 - y. =, !, y M
q GREAT VAN DALIS'.M n g.
Mirrors Smashed and Furniture t.'l''
8Rroken-N othing Stolen.

{specinl to Tho Times D. tch x y,
81 ALEXArlD RIA, q gust ~ y
re thu most remarkable and sc nsa tlo1't. !.
cases Of vandalism In the y MS tory y g, o.
Alexandria was eportcd To- Chiel -. ~.
/ Good I. OF 4 the police force, this morning
/ ~ Mr. 10. Fl, ,Kenper, 9 the asst tant
D ,,5,t OF the Southern Railway W g
3lIveasnt No. 200 South Fairfax 8 rect,
Two weeks ng Mr.. left ofs ny =! .
vacation going to "a SUNNI s :. g
Ain i,Ia wife, WIZ had been SIP nding the
4 4, miner there. S5' When no returned nome
this morning he discovered that during It'll
$hia = l,senca his residence had been en-
~ rcd : ana 81 nearly Snll OF the furniture
and china ware In the dining-roorn broker
IN. 3 The ia per had been torn from me me
wnl,s and tho 8plasterng broken down pIl
nv q hammer Among the articles de,
ct royed was a handsome sidebo RI valued 'l ~
81 & s75, ana d set Of table @ch Ina, WE1 lc.
had been given to M rs. lSe per as !.
wedding present, a large mirror over oyer
the mantcl had also been broke mo ~ ?
bits and piled in the general heap OF
broken furniture, crOckery and spiasIter-
Ing IN the middle of the rooni.s y. y Z !,
estimated that the damage done announced
to about $500. II 4, !,
a. singular feature OF the case was s the me
Sentira n q bsence OF robbery as a. motive
for the Decd as nothing had been re-
moved x from the house. Mr. Kemper
5bclfeyos that the vandalism was per pc.
4trated by some one who had q personal
enmityt towards him. IT is hoped by the g
police that this motive may be utilized
in discovering and bringing to justice
the guilty parties. X A close inspection
~ the H premises has been made, IN the
hope OF finding some 81 ue. e. &: VI ~.
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The LynchiIig Craze,

A In further discussing tho subject OF
8lynchng In general and the Greenwood
fllynclhng in particular. tho News Leader
4 says;
1.-THE Times-Dspatch prints details OF
y the lynching of SNOWFALL at Green
+, wood. 8, c., by way OF sneerlng at the
4 possibility Of q 'decsnt, orderly md Cod
"a fearing lynching From these we gather
b nothing very dreadful. Tho prisoner was
n given n cigarette to smoke and smoked 1t
y while waiting his doom. From our point
4 of view such circumstances ns the GER
5ttainty Of imminent death are the only
kind in which cigarette smoking should
StbeS INDUCED In, but that is a matter r
Is taste.
The spirit Of leyity In which our con-
/, Temporary INDUCES in discussing this
livery serious subject IL in keeping with
lthe spirit OF the occasion at Greenwood.
4 II was a lark-the sporting event OF lie
season-and there was complaint on the
Ii part OF some OF the more considerate
n sportsmen that the event should
be pulled or before the absent ones had
II had tlme to catch up with the hunters
AZ the Charleston Evening Post puts 1t,
fQlyNONlVk rs d Fufc1 Gnu tAoSc WHO engage
& in 1t enjoy 1t, After letting Off It's little
joke, the Eews-I4eader proceeds thus 10
the serious argument;
& III eve contend that the putting OF this
man to death In the way 1t was done
n IS very much more effective IN terrorizing
his kind and class than the solemnities
ceremonial, delay and chances OF a for.
nal trial and execution would have
been"
II that be true. all legal executions
4 should be public and as spectacular ant
brutal az possible We should cut ou
Ill the solemnities and ceremonial ant
invite the multitude 70 come forward nnt
zee the show. Our contemporary knows
well enough that public executions wer.
v sboAshed because they were found to y,
+ domoEaiizing-io breed lawlessness rat.e
than to deter It, But II public execution
BY law are demoraliziig. how much NOR
20 the public execution of q man &C
sused Of crime BY q lAwless mob?
M the outraged relatives and neigh
l,crs Of the poor girl Who vas attaeke
En- by tits Greenwood wretch" says ~
ksslsston Evening Pest, had hunte
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Weinberg f F 'emale School

"a Home School In the mo ], 'l ntalns 81
Virginia. a record OF twenty five {!yearas
TOR is Christian home influence and rs
thorough work. Endorsed by prominent mine at
cduca tors and patrons In all sections Ions
bearing If testimony to efficiency &off In
struction ana wholesome environments il-
special instruction given 70 pupils whose
previous education has been neglected.
For catalogue address iSs II
b. nj. WALES. or
MISS CONSTANCE WALES. s
54 Schuyler, Nelson Co.. w.
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q &, OFF 81. FOR EUROPE.
SDr. F Faulkner, Of the University,
= Study a Year in B Berlin.

fgpecinl to Tho Times olspatch.l =,
S$S BOYDTON Va, August 2O.-Dr. ".
III Faulkner djunct professor. q 'I g I
tonic languages University OF Virginia.
who has been visiting his parents. MI NJ:
md Mrs. Charles James Faulkner, loft
for New York. where he took the Atlantic
Transport liner Minneapolis for London
on saturday. Dr. Faulkner, who has been
given a years. leave Of absence from his
duties at the University for study ~
Germany, after a trip up the Rhine Rhine and e 4
"a short stay In Switzerland, expects 70
enter the University Of Berlin n. October
ana spend the winter there studying Ger--
manic philology. In addition J. 70 ms 4 reg
guage ana literature, DIR. Faulkner VIII
also mako a study OF modern German
educational conditions, deyoting special
attention to the German gymnasium OF
higher preparatory schools, 4
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js$ Mature 10 & he face Of God. = 9 APP
pears 70 us through II, and we v ca r !
&read His thought IN III 35
8li8 h & 4BES " ictor r. ugo.
n IA Plain Answer to a Pl e IN A I.
Question.

A. III 1,he Tin,es. p Dispatch OF this morning,
N IA large al splay y advertisement, appears
lth,s statement. made by Tho Times In IS
lpatch, concerning itself and others tl
ilS9tt1ts Sunday circulation is create y tha w
any other morning, afternoon or SUNDAY SUNDAY
paper In the State III. M
I5 Does The Times . ispatch mean ~ I rs
vert thrt ne soils more It's own y ISSUE !,
4 81 sunday than The News Leader se g .
Hot its own issue on any week Ga y 81 Wy w
eyerage week day 7--!The News Lcauer.
\ does, and will offer tho cyl 10 dence 20
SnroVe IT. 4 48 !, III 3It * l5 Nj .5i3
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PLAN OF ILLINOIS.
State Will Secure Employment
ts for Released Criminals. ii

(By} Associated Press,> 2sY
CHICAGO, August a.-!Ihel State ~ il Y
Inois, through the agency OF Ats own free
employment bureaus In Chicago ana g
other cities, beginning neat Mond WIZ Y
provide employment for and give Y hole-
some, helpful assistance to the men we w
men and boys released from the 4ya rlou ~
penal and reformatory instltu Tons each y
4 4 Governor Deneen, who has been inter
eAted deeply in this problem, W ana i y :
considered II With { his adYlsers on tAe
several boards, has pl psd his npp VI On
= carefully mai pcd out plan % ll'SEf ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
WONDERFUL VITALITY,
Mrs, Case, Shot Through tn IN
Ai Head, Will Recover.

ispeoal by Southern BELL Telephon2}
LYNCHBURa, YAp August 90.--h z.
Case, who shot HIS wife through Gthe
head two weeks ago, and who fell from
a train on which he was trying to escape,
Removed from the City Hospital to the
city Jail to-day, toaWait his wife's con-
dition. Il II Is "
Although Mrs Case was shot through 2 2
her head. she Is progressing well and Y
Is generally believed that she VIII re-
cover. Il 4 s4As $i Il s. Va y W
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/ MR.. BRYAN ON ROADS.
He Tells Why He Is Opposed to
VI. the Henrico Bond Issue. I.

MI. Joseph Bryan has sent the follow.
ing letter to The News-Leador, explain
Ing his position regarding the proposed
issue OF bonds. for road Improvement By
the county OF Henrco: Y.
q 4 August IS, 1905, Z
Editor The News-Leader;
Sir.--Qn tbesVery day that you did
me the honor to take editorial notice
d OF my appearance before the Board
Il of Supervisors Of Henrico county In
regard to the issue OF bonds for road
Improvement left the city for a brief
vacation and have just returned.
regret that there was any differ
cnce between the opinions expressed
In the editorial In The Tlmea-Dlspatch4
r to which you referred and my own
views as to the expedlency OF Issuing
the bonds In question. The writer OF
that article. who In no way consulted
mo on the subject is free to profess
and by argument to maintain" his
advocacy OF this Issue Of bonds. but to
me 1t appeared unwise to make such
an Issue at this time, and for that
reason went before tho Board OF
Supervisors, in no way to thwart or
< lessen their purpose for " reasonable.
practical ana economical system OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21

The Charlotte Observer Is still very sore
because It was not invited to the Bryan
reception. and says that 1t viii stay at
home and eat pie at the restaurant. The
Times-Dlspat cannot symputh,ze with
The Observer for The Times Dispatch Is
among those who are invited" hut II
may be SAID for the Observers comfort,
that " Is better to ca, pie than to eat
crow.
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Tourists in Clover.

WIG (specul to Tho Times Dispa tch.)
NORFOLIS, VA, August 20:--TWo I'ul!-
man cars of tourists from New Orleans
md Vicinity, arrived In Norfolk over the
Southern railway. They were about
iseyenty-fiye In number. The most hand
gomely appointed pullmans to be OBJ
tained we're given the tourists IN which
70 travel. They Will spend several days
Ei,ercubouts and points North before re-
turning homo, n 81 II itbs " &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21

William Trayers Jerome committed tho
unprecedented crime against al political
hexperiencn by Being elected district at
torney Of New York without first having
put his name on any regular ticket. He
" now giving the bosses cold sweats by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
.5:';2l4,yn,.,,s J, o. Day

84ffsf II. '55tS
The trees, by growing yellow, 3
All whisper to d fellow pill
That fall Is swinging towards us, ana
must reach US very SOON. rs /.
To-day snt out peering, a5ss " -S5 4.
TO sec IL It was clearing ---sfj . II
ut WASH t)-when 10, suddenly through y;
my wide-oper pane 3 I'M II .is # Az
"a dried leaf cnmo n-whirllng,, 81
All brown and sere and curling
And seemed Is nurmnr: ow me 2 I
am Summon on the Wane.
THAT leaf touched all my glad mes 3 #
And turned It into sadn ess- IA !. /. !,
The message that IT brought me tlieei my
heart with gloomy tf1r'o 'e"s ssss
Tor be 1t bum or hummer 5.5 81
/ cotton to the Summer, Il. \,
And have no smiles to speed 1T when u
III falters to a close ~ !,
Y ct all we daily poets *
or Summer have to show - y 9 9 hi
lust SO much food for erses " n n Il our O =
papers That IS all II
And when We see 1t passing 4; g58
We spend no time in gns sir .s
S,Rnt choking down our feelings We pc
come the Bards Of Fall al. I, 1I513
Z y fgi}
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X Mr.. Wallace Irwin is advancing the 9,
conviction thnt Secretary TAFT is q Y rue
man #with&a Heidelberg figure Ii . EN-
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II The Valparaiso outbreak seems ems = 70 PC
inbout Int the II. r. T class. IN Z. v Il. n.
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IMcGuire's University School

Opp. Monroe Park. Richmond, va-a
Forty second session begins Sept. !. IS, Pre-
.pares FOR College, Universities and Technical
Schools Full corps OF experienced university
ms teachers ~ Upper School, LHwg pr HehGo
inst ructors. Under Immediate supervision t OF
tho principal Catalogue % t book stores Or %
mail Principal at z II North l3elyldcro afte1
September 9TH tSS Il
e JOHN r. AlcGUlRI,.,Jr .. ri incipal
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Rawlings Institute,
Charlottesville, Va.

"a select school FOR young Ia les str'ona
tfncnlty. beautiful scenery ana healt l,ill
;cllmnt q. Courses leading n to tho various 1I
college degrees. and h special advantages
Art. 1Socntion and T i,ysicalf Cul-f
fture Next session will open sept.e a1,o''
goth. For catalogue. I'D dress 5 n i,.5
n e N lsE II RlBeLE
/ 1a .3 9resldsrA ~
Expenses. $22500 to @s50.00. q
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10 boon d wonderful season for hunts aunt,
Ing for silver Innings. L. NJ d #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21

Learning that light-haired sir.ll \! Sh 1''sl
tossed bomb at u Governor General,
tho Warsaw police are arretutihs 81 t l7'
light-haired girls III town., TINS [411. ~ f'ot
tl,c first tine that d golden coli nus been
found to lave It's dark side X H
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The Richmond Academy

Cor. Lombardy st. and Park Ave. sZ.9l33
FIFTH SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER.
3a 10. 1906.
a UNIVERSITY AND 4 COLLEGD PRE-
Raj PARATORYf 5SCHOOLI,FOR BOYS NJ
Bf3$ S3S AND YOUNG MEN n.
faculty modern building, well:
equipped gymnasium and large campus
Primary Department limited to 20 stu
dents. For catalogue and other info rn NJ a
~ ~ WIN, i. PR1N cE, Dean. 81
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IT'S d poor grocer that won't work. iF two t's'
weighs. IL 4 IN 4 ~ q Il N !,
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mi, INnshyl lie. American asserts 4 tli 10
Mr. 1,ryan IL sinspige We knew y, ne
had changed some, but we eiid ny y; s1loH
IL WA TINT bad.--Atlanta ! ournhl. " N
Available dictionaries shedding no llshnt3
a .Inspigeunt,' We arc led To assume t sl'll'@
lthatf,t Il tie Isperanto for cot,v' e irt
tive ss,l 3. ~ u. " n
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Richmond c onege.

1NANlAAAAU'lAl1L,NaAl -
s@g Courses OF study lead 10 degrees OF h,
5dcpnrtments4i have been called from other
strong colleges md are proved tea lers
md educational leaders. Library fncilt.
ties unsurpassed In the South
II Special al tention IS invited TO tho thors
quo became Dean OF the "a a " School Inns
upon leaving n tho 81 Goycrnora
chair last winter and will 7 tea CHI regiJ
ilnrly. yys H 9 Is assisted by three professo1
and three lecturers, B Il gss'
ri Session opens Sep embor goth. ~ I,
,S' For informat ton. - address
F.Eln.5 1OATvvRiGH HI, Prest.,
isSS Richmond, Va. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21

5lt$sial = JAMES NELSON, President.
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not#1enyliig the announcement t lIl ~ !.
may run for governor tile ~ state 70 III q
New York. This Is good year Tor Or, N r.
stirgetits iii politics, and for once fN t y
,n,,rw,i,np belongs to the strongest party
-. s3 81
jamestown, will laye the hottest ' y.
,,non TINT cal, he held when the ancient 's'fl
ma Honorable Artillery Com rtai y s q I
nSaton and London r1eet8nnd begin their heir
celebrations. Remember goi'tlci1 on, t1 l \
tnn,es River water Is an excellent t as .
rn,ae for another potable red LIQUID. 3s5tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21

IN In further discussing tho subject OF
8lynchlng in general and the Greenwood
ElyncMng in particular. tho News Leader