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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-22
THE DEATH RECORD.
Sir James Percy Miller.

Miller, bart, who was we'll known in
racing and military circles, died today,
aged Al years. He won the Derby
twice-in 1890, with Sainfoin, and in
1903 with Rocksand. Sir James served
with the Imperial Yeomanry in South
Africa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-22

Interest in congress will largely CEN
ter In the statehood bill which will
come before the house. When the bill
comes in Wednesday according to the
present programme, the very first &C
ton will be a test Of strength between
the so-caIIed insurgents" and the
"stalwarts." This test will be the vote
on the rule which will accompany the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-22
ONLY-S2O.OO-ONLY
Denver and Return.

Jan q and %, via o. S. L. and U. P.
Tickets good for return to Feb. 10. See
agents for particulars regarding d.
verse routes, ETC. City Ticket Office,
201 Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-22
Boats Crew Drowned.

A. W. WaHstein, "a years old. of OK.
ford. N T.
John Rogers. aged 80, Liverpool, Eng
land.
II. G. Ray. 20 Monmouth, England.
Evan Jones, IS, CarnarvOn, England
Martin Pederse. q, Norway.
J. Poda o. Denmark.
p Sorrensen, 20, Denmark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
w, STATE 1 RENE sas,.s,
Many Comp anys Will Compel in
the Reel Races.

Especial to T he a 7 imes- Dispatch.)t
AsHBY1LLE. N. c., July 4. THE State
sl1Fpiromon' d 4 tournament, which VIII be
held hero July a 9TH, It'll land ! 9Th, Will
be tic most interesting me- q u. t1a
kind ever held In North Carolina AnN q
large number Of teams fsom this State
viii participate in the tests. and II tis
expected that every State thin haftra-- q.
Idius Sofliflve hundred miles Will balrepre-
Isented. Va
tt5,s Among Y tho companies which are ex-
lpected to attend tho tournamont8n are three
IRON aleIgh, two from Charl otto,; =. rs g,
two from Anderson. s., g. " one from Dam
vile. a., one from Charleston. 81 e.,
one from Chapel Hill, y ono from Durham
ono from Concord. N. @. one from An-
:niston, Ala,ton from Morristown, Tenn.
two 81 from Winston Salon, one from
statesvllle, one from Kingston two from
Goldsboro. ono from Rocky Mount, one
from Elizabeth City. one from High
Point and ono from New bern.
Oxford and Greensboro are
also likely to be representa- cd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
,,t IL NJ
Z J, !. \ Toxin :, 81.

f Get Pressed owr, to Ills Head.---- Mrs
Hoyle Your husband s ears don Y stlcl
Rut 4 as muoll as Il they used tow Mrs M
Doyle: No live In u fiat mo ". '---T nc
Bohemian for ~ nly.6 FL NJ
Al tho Weddlne.--- Her: ''The bride
looks like AZ QUEEN Him: Yes, and 4, the
groom looks Ike the deuce. '''--Chlcago
News, vs. sjl$ n s !9 III. t
Hrouaht u Al line 60 hut was a rli,,-
away y mattel, 4 OF Smiths. wasn't ~
#"'Ye hid tried 10 get away in the mig (,
but ttu bride and n her Y fl thor caught ~
hin. -7- Cleveland Loader. I'D. n
IN. played \ III ~ Luck Rownn;;s DID you
have trouble IN learn l1g : u u; ny
3tioniug, $ All 4 tho sncighbors were poor
ssllot - filcago n N ews. 553
/ II 81 nose Dear Mills RI ID has asked me
To marry him. s1lpered the someW v,
mature mn iden What would you atlv, IS
mo to d? him put ~ I'M writ,
sfnsp,5s & nromp tlylS answehorS hor dear girl
3frlend, Lorlsvills Courier journal u.
But she's There ssAli RI 1ht.-"Wth1 w 7,
are you going this summer y tla ~
City, Know anybody there !i3, y Y Y! Y
annceo Is spending 4 tho summer = ere,i5
Know, III haven't h met any Of 4 the girls
yet. Cleveland Leader. @ 53
Il Is eoudoi o,,sdencs -- Ri t why have
YOU broson your e,,gag cement y. Ell,
15Tsinply couldn't marry anna ntt% sli[ g
broken nose All! wonder =, new =, ,,a,
got his nose poor feiiow o !,
wi,on he was teaching mo golf - e" ondon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
i The Presidents Salary

The $a5, 900 appropriation for the Presi-
dents travelling expenses became availa-
BILE on Monday. and from now on the
occupants OF the White House may In
$dulge in annual travelling to that amount
the nations expense, The arguments
which, led Il to the Introduction OF II this
tom n#tho appropriation bill for the
next fiscal year are fami lar to every
body, ana meet With almost everybody'H
approval. It = Is commonly agreed that
the. President should neither pay for
his tours out OF his own pocket, nor fall
back upon. the courtesles OF the trans
$portaton companies. Some objection has
been made, however, as to tho way
In which this desirable end was accom-
pllshed. 81 Many people hove Z felt that
the travelling aallowance Is virtually an
Increase Of salary and hence cannot
properly apply to tho President now IN
once. Others arc opposed to the special
appropriation idea al together and favor
increasing the Presidents salary TO 800
700, from which sum ho can regulate his
own expenditures as he secs At, sl
539'.rhe President's salary" It muat be
borno in mind. however, is "a somewhat
elastic expression, u, which the $50, o0o
ofncinl compensation is entwlned with q
number q OF additional allowances. a
recent article In Tho Boston Transcript
rehearses these allowances, $4,000 Is set
aside for the furnishing and general care
OF the White House, and $40, 900 for light
Ing It. Another $4,000 goes for con-
tigene expenses such as stationery, tcle-
phone and telegraph, service. etc. and q
second $4,000 pays the wages Of the
White House employees. Tho fuel for the
White House and the green houses that
supply It with flowers are also looked
after by the government, These MAKE
m aggregate allowance OF upwards Of
100000 Adding to them the new appro.
priatlon for travelling and salary proper,
We observe that the Presidents income,
as man In ordinary life would estI-
mate income. Is not far from $4,000.
There has thus been evident no dis
position to shave pennies In the nations
dealing with Ats Chief Executive, FIFTY
thousand year IL undoubtedly t6n
small a sum to run the White House In
these days as most people feel that II
should be run. Some reluctance to raise
the Presidents salary, az such, has us
ual|y made itself felt When the guess
ton has been raised. and Congress has
fallen back upon the plan Of special mp
preparations to cover special needs. Tho
method .s . development rather than the
expression Of ased policy, and % cum
,rsrsoms arg aappptlsIs oplsglgasRls. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
Wallace ierc,;ey.8

4 MEHERRIN, Va July 4--At the
home OF Mrs, Y. Al, ~ Iercey, at. $50 this
morning, a very pretty home marriage
was solemnized by Rev. 2. II, Powell OF
the Methodist Church, the contracting
5ular business man ana carpenter Of our
town, and Miss Earney Lee Piercey. the
pretty and sapcomp llshed daughter o. Mrs,
u. M. Piercey, ss.a B VA
THE bride wore q beautiful going away
gown and carried bride roses, She en-
teredswith Mr. II. TT, Rest, her brother
:!n-law, w no gave her way MI. l "
wac smatron OF honor, The home was
tastafully decorated with eYergleens, cut
and spotted flowers, with white, red and
green effect, 5s n IN ss
who embarked Tor " trip to Chase City.
Almost the entire town weSeI In attendt
s0l!9Ks {aa aspaI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
BROTHER SHOT
WITH PISTOL J / i.
TO- 3Be Firing Blank
Cartridges, and Ono ofSTicnl
Was Loaded.
SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL J: j I ] y.
sNcw Light Oh the Mcckle,1b,,rg
Declaration Of slndc- "a,
pcrdcncc. ...s

fananlni Il 1,ho riinas. 1oisnnteh.l

(speolai u sr,o Tiines.D ispatch.)
u A1.Elu II ,& u. q. July lie STD to
ofllcea wore all closed to-day n Il obst y
|fyntion Of the Gloripus # Fourth al
though this WIS about tho only obser-
vance 81! the holiday except SS for the
CLOSING ofg tho banks and u, ssto tfice also
some Of tho larger inercantil esta blisl1-
8rnents during portion$}o OF the day.
There WIS no public dc1iOnst Ion here
MT oil Iii celebration OF tho day.
{& rev, 81 y. Bolts has retained excl Judge
wv. a. Montgomery n1id co III d. c. I3 u.
Harris us counsel for The purpose OF pro-
Touring u nhndarnus from the u Superior
Court here next week TO compel y tho
Raleish Aldermen to call San election on
pcnsary.'''Rs5It will he remembered tint
the Aldermen have refused ~ petition
with ample sigma lures & on the constrttc-
stion the city Attorney9 pu ty on the Watts
act, claiming that there Ii no provision
#for m oicotion sls5 between prol,tb ltion
and disponsa ry VI S8s al "a ca
ss$ president Daughtrldgn and Score tAry9 J.
10. Poaguo the state Far. have az,
&termined to send q delegation, headed
by Governor Glenn ana tho N ortiz Care
%lnn delegation In Cong rass, N to New
York during the time w lllnm Jennings
Bryan la n there to exterd W. to- him X q
$pressln Invitation II to como 70 d Raleigh
during tllef Stu to lrslirSS III Octop end
sdeliyer nn address. y They are very com
5tldent or sliccGss. III THOR plan, Ia % have
Bryan, for tho stnr attraction for tho
sapprouclling frir. Just \ az President
Roosevelt was for tho 1905 ia 5ss@;s
+ r 4. II. & Cameron, Jr,, tho twelve year
Old son OF ~ ]. III Cameron, d this city,
" s accidentally shot bout nix II o. lock-
5this.smornin In III the III street notlrf "A tho
Cameron rcsid ence, on Polk 8 rest.ls While
celebrating tie Fourth with atiroworls 81
a younger brother had q small. revol ver,k
with which lie was firing blank Il Cart art
ridges, AS usual In such cnsos pne i OF
them was loaded, - and the elder brothcr3
was shot inS the right slide. The wound
Is very painful, but not especially dam
gero,ls. j e u. Il Cameron Is y, ID the rey
nue. service and Is one OF the brightest
az thu c,stodinns OF the work In IA the
North CarOlin Grand Lodge Of Maaons.
Prof. Alexander Graham. iof the c har-f5
lotto Graded Schools, 4 elivcred an a
dress, :this afternnonf before II tl,fi l4ffuj5
3bers 4 VI the "a North Carolina etHlgner8
School of Teachers on AZ 3ome New Light
on tile #Mecklenhurg Declnrat lion OF Inde-5
ne,,den ce. ',2ss3 It was i pleasing g. II patriotic
speech. Il IL which evlcwed the his
tory$of the NJ ecklenburg Declnration and 4
was heard with a great deal g Interest
He expressed the firm bell tina { ere
long the last shadow would 8bo X 81 cared
away as to- the famous q ocu ment. ana
Ill the country would have to- ackn OWL
edge the right OF n ortti Caroline IN her
cont ent lon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
~ Disciple Iof Hearst

Editor OF The Times Dispatch' ~, I, .
4 sir,-In your comm ent on the Heart.
Bailey 10 meet Mr., Hearst on q dark night
in tho rural environs Of washington
ia might inject some interest into Mt;
Hearst, as they DO things decently well
IN Texas. ] dare say you ynderestima J. 2
no NJ reputation as y fighter along M same /,
limos as Mr.. Bailey. Mr.. Bailey - q
man man Of about ok feet, ws't built. and
coirte on the Senate floor he easily van 4
a a the l,ghtwelght s6:g,ound /. Mr. !.
more more credItable Victories 70 boast IN his
long series Of battles With trusts In be-
man rlshts pna directed at sal !, & the {,
his lash has been felt by several Of the ,!'
most powerful newsnapers IN New . Work. u
city, Including the young Mayor. ana y
YOU wish to know what Mr., tearhts fol-
lowers think Of bailey. let him attempt
to address New York gathering. he
Viii discover that there Is no place like
home for Joe Bailey. !, I. W.,
New York City, II # M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
4 The Dernands 81 Justice s3

,The Norfolk yirginian.Pilot, whose
editor Is "a lawyer nd was al so a mem
Der OF the Constitutional Convention.
makes a strong point when 4 It says that
ito refuse atoYyleld obedience ITO regu-
8lation Of Alawi. mot IA criminal statute iii
order to solve y easopable doubt OF its
|3constitut lonality. Is within the bounds
8Hof the rightful privilege which belongs
10 every citizen OF not being restrained
ms to his person $$or property except BY
due process OF law X that II to shy, with
nut q 4 hearing In "a court Of 5Sju stce,
SUPPOSE tho ( legislature Ind enacted q
law fixing the prices OF merchandise at
sa$ figure 80 4 low as "a 70 wipe out profits,
would the merchants Of the State tainely
submit u the law? Would they not as
one man refuse to obey 1T, and wait for
an action ut law to DO brought against
5them2 II Il jis III
S5 It must b remembered that the rail-
roads OF the state belong to the stock
holders, and the managers who are tho
agents sof the stockholders, have no right
o&put into effect a hnrsl, regulationSo Of
Law until they have tested the reg lation
lin court. Il 88 III
33 $S5 3 v the way, the Corporation Commits
sion has also como In for a share OF the
criticism 4 IN failing to obey the Church.,
man act and X the Booker resolution. IT
has been said that these ensct ments were
I'M the nature OF Instructions to- the Cor-8
sporatton Commissions and that 1t Is the
duty OF that body to obey orders. But
It'll should 3be remembered that the Cor
porption Commission hns & the powcr,
authority ana function OF g court x Of
justice. and It Is the duty OF the CONF
mission to administer Justice to all In
terests invol we'd In its lec sion 4: regar I'd
less q popular clanlor, " he Churchn,an
act and the Booker resolution are no
more to be regarded as "instructions,'
by the Corporation Commission than by
the Court Of Appeals, should that court
be called upon to pass upon them. We
should Il be ingS d bad way truly Il our
courts rendered their decisions in ac--
cordnnce with "a popular emotion ism
rather than6in accordance with tho de-
5mands Of justice. II that we're the prac-
itice, we might as well abolish the entire
court system and d let the mob rule,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
u, 4si, 7S3, go hi. Average pei capita, 10
Eibs Average oonsumptlo ii, tinted states,

4, M m n " " s's'
lps. 4Ayafase oors 'pe'o'' o'''te' s''sssf'
PEI eal'a, ls.s sios \. /. n,
virginia. froo uosi on, sVe,vV ~. ~
''fese soaesct'o'' PET y apste io d. ~
'onsl 'nptlon per eap,.a' - umsa 10y
s may II l3'l'eec s's's.o isi0 -.
pohsu ''ptlon oyer ~
lndlana; 4. s'urpna oXor cs''s.
IDS. w est y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
lEVYs0h. 'T ! ] i. EFFECT {. ]
sUB-C0ATRACT|.0|.R| |. ).
Bedford City N erchants Claim 70
Be Out Thou
sands.

= IL - Z
Especial to- The Times-D ispatch.)
BEDFORD CITY. VA. July 4. Robert
tTerguson;i& CO., subcontract tors for Lane
Brothers. contractors for the construction
tof the Underwater Railway, have O ppa-
Srentiy loft the State, leaving behind q
formidable array OF cred ltors. NJ 58
Ss This firm hnd q contracted for concrete
work. and were engaged = operations
near IIaden's Bridge, on the south side OF
the county. about twelve miles distant.
without fear OF loss the firm Ind re-
sceiyed unlimited credit from the Il mer-i
chants OF Bed ford City, the aggregate Of
whose losses amounts to thousands Of
dollars, one hardware r firm having sold
them goods to tho amount OF twelve hun-i
Sdred dollars, They also /. went out Of
their own line and purchased for tho
camp, without profit to themselves. $50
worth OF mattresses as an accommoda
Stlon. ii N XXI Va s55s. Vi IF 5EFsl
Fortunately the two banks here nre not
at all involved. The 4 firm was paid up
on Saturday the last OF June. There Is
much feeling here and many andde and
wiser business men as to- furnishing UNI;
limited credit to strangers without Sc
fcurity. s5sl 81 "A e, AZ
Is No warrants have been ISSUED for the.
arrest OF tho absent contractors. Z about
five thousand dollars due them remains
In the hands OF the chief contractor, and
their ma chipery. horses and mules are
being levied upon hut It Is thought very
little can be recovered by their creditors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
Traffic Blocked.

Especial to Tho Times- DlHpatch.
WINsTON-sALIBM. N. c., July IA
freight wreck on the Mocksyill Moores-
Vile Road this morning, near Clemmons.
blocked tho track all day. all passenger
trains being unable to pass until to-
night The wreck causes q heavy loss
to the Southern Railway, hut the crew
escaped injury. # S 5s 555 si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
Who, VI Nav Vote.

VI Especial to The Times-D lspatch.) Az
n AMHERST, A.. July 4.-Tlie board 0
supervisors yesterda az decided that al
persons who vii be qualified to vote Il
the regular election this fall shall b
be- held August 18th on tho question o
the proposed bond issue OF ssO. 900, to b
spent on the roads Of the county, IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
s. Deputy Grand Master.

Especial to Tho sTImes- Dlspatch.)
sOG;rH BOSTON. VA. July 4.--Mr.
Rh GhsSoa th dspS
tor, ( .IO.F o.. n, for tho Thlrty-second
District The appointment was made by
the newly-elec tsd grand master; Rqland
son was among the past grand mem ers
Of Grady Lodge No, II, at this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
.NORFOLk'S APPRE ClATI0N
OF ADM IRA HARRINGTON

n IHne:!.22ll to ,Tr!ia .T!;nco-DIsp"!c!sl
& NORFOLIk, VA 7 y x ~ he n Norfolk,
City. Councils have adopted q resolution
expressing regret at the approaching Sre-l
tirement of Hear dnliral +. {. !, Iiarr!ng-I
ton, commandment Of the II Norfolk Navy
Yard. & and commend him highly for s'the
fart Impartial, generous # manner y in
which ne has 4 alway va 4 responded s to the
calls upon him for assls lance N the de-i
.volopn,ent and Sfprtherance OF the inter-
estsaof Norfolk n 81 ssHS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
TWO OF A KIND 81 N p
Comments 81 the Press &. On Z the
Churchman$ Act and Button Case,

Is refuse toS Yield obedience to asreee
ton 81 Jaw crlmin!ai ssntus9 u
i'll order tossolve To- M
SsSms iS Ss t
Citizen, oRfnot being restrained as .to sa -
person except by9a ahenI do hod
B liz Churchman.a Ct TO be unconsatitutio
mo- ponaitY inflicted upon the railroad az "
the Commission for intermediate ianusa
Woua hG,d tbe railroads
have taken that risk and could not CONT
plain nulctesd' 3D. M a !laes; assembly
r pasyef 70 = protect tho public from alleged
a usos and elected q commits {. en- i
force the Of lEa's'aRse SG fho,
panlss qndsf
hodv construes the CONF tuition sto8clothe
i WITH + IN insqfansf
iop laie he
ccforporation commission refuses e b {,
Bound BY it, Will not allow Colonel Bntlo,ni
+ aSa sn'ep uP as.ensa qa
ois,on OF tbs question Of disputed author
!ty between itself and the ntaslvns
q shs 20 pWiolating te Statutes 81
6 SrenKspY 81 81 IL it pursuing the leg1t!mats
Pa.h e ,ovioNH 94
The Corporation Commission discna ar e .
only o manifest obligation ~ re.unI,,.sg - -
permit Hon. Joseph Bu ton 70 .auallffy9 ~, a.
Missioner shn a for s tiis State The
sonstasrsa ths' efasS
ea thinx ~ 15o That
had nllule ground upon which TO base IT'S !l
doubts. Under such clrcuns tancee !, we .!s
say, the Commission would have 5ai!eu u
Its duty had It qualified, IA Nj. Dutsos'.
tLynchburg News. ,aaiSa jss
Without undertaking to pass on !. the
legal aspect OF the question, It seems V
as matter q POLICY 1nere h uu Tie
ana ana direct ali Of its clerks. Including the
one who has charge Of insurance matters.i
body 10 supervise the work Of INSURANCE
Companies and Is empowered SO 70 go
BY tho ConstFutlon, lust as u supeir Nn 9
all other corporal v nos u,no
Charge OF insurance matters TX na &
ing FITS It's head. Harmony and a!seipl!ro IN
ins q {RIs matter entirok comn,s,
sion. Witch We believe was the purpose
Of tie Constitutional Convent We .e
hs GoyEs of AppesaIs I
matter, ana that the Legis!at tIe was w X
ceedirlg lts powers when i attempted 70
nome the clerk 70 supervise ins s Y oY,n
q w sye 81 the sesae s tu
matter Il the wording Of tho .nrga Mo law "
permits It, and WY approye ts Course rs ~ ~
deSlnng 70 psrdm y
n,ent under the Commissioners az " uhton
DIspat ch, S59la S.. iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05


ssor1s way The idea ~ sweeping away
ali the approprl tlons and rtplaclns them ti
by a greatly iticronsed salary ,s POSSIBLY
open u ceftnsn other objections, hero
iis9iittls doubts however, thns nj Roose-
sVeit'A Successor wiItShndstlis President g
5offiuini compensatlot, raised from 10000
Ia Al 60 N ~. E,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
Kipling as a Hymn Writer.
The new 'English IIymnnl. published
" the Oxford University Press, Is very

The new English Hymnai. puplls'iea
by the oxford University Press, 's very
modern, "a "a 81 ~. u q
represented by one hyrnn: Laurence
Housman, the author Of An English
woman'R Love Letters" has twelve. and
William Canton, who wrote The In
visible Playmate" some years ago, con-
tributes two, ono Of which follows 9
hymn by Blnyan, N
MI Athe,stan Riley has a dozen
hymns. the Rev, Percy peaFmer has
nineteen, III e II! a 53j AZ
Here are a fpw Names famous in liter
allure found III the index; Samuel Johns
SON. Thomas CARLYLE. William Cullen
Bryant, Thomas Moore, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Edmund Sponsor. Lord Tenny-.
son. Christina Rossett! and y. g, Whit
tier, 5s..!
Together, appear the names OF poets 80
diverse IN stN Gland ago ~ the YEN
cratic Rede, Charles Kingsley and Rud%
yard Klplits. Kipling 10 represented by
the ''Recessbnai.'' Mr.. Gladstone Is
credited with one, Oh Lead 4 Ny Iallnds
ness ~ iRa Hspa K ss71I ,xesk WsFIS 1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05
H!12h' ! y. ] !, y, M

Quiet Fourths and Noisy Yule-.
IA \, I8;s5 Tides. s8I3s
tt2eprit,ted from \ Rhymes For Tos1oa ".
sof July s. isDs.1 III ,lsS IN
All day uur streets stood calm and still,
81, f3ereft of rows, III rostf full quiot, Il.
nd moro fhrcd iFourtl, 70 i,iaiiii q Of XIII
tS Or riot. i 81 Ii.. z. 4 s;5
50 taught disturbed tho most ceiisor!ou
fg8 All, different WIS tic day UP Nort1 Z,
Where fiorrid noise e'cr ina t rks the
s lt glOriOus 3slg. Il Y iSiAg li H sis
s,s Old Fourth; III Is S;s5s
iris there the glnnt cracker cracks, ssSs
tockGt rocks and bombs 90 bomb 't'l1,ts
ing, 8s M II "
And Roman candles end and wax
~ Alarming, n u n. " III
And sixxers sixx and plnWheols pin,
n And cnnnors cnri and get reloaded Si
While Kind hands lft tho lad that's been ~
ok ploded. s4S ~ Il nj III ~ ssss
Aye, there altpctrcs truly Kind, I SS9
And ktngly bids d regal rttinrtls III
Hut $iiore, howHquet! Ills "a lh:i,g
8 To stump us ,s I'd N 9l III 81
Bit ore we cnrioftlxo Our boys \.
8sii AS saints, from this point to the N
1Bthnlus, 81 s5 tss NJ, # "
Lots think IL all this pont.up noise q,
Next hrlstirias. Y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05

Independence Day gets its name from
the fact that the youth q tho land nd use go
~ for demonstrating that quality. 3sts 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05

it6 Eggs OF $a proper a sc no still roga rded
as reasonably wholesome; m q san q h
lastly, Have this in mind when pa ok 4:
ing your picnic box this morning. HI a, 81
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AS an inevitable consequence ' g o. tt 70
day, the worlds population stands some ne \
what reduced this morning. 35i
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TO commiss Toner Garfield. however, be-
longs the PEAL credit gof in ny the
bathing-sult social. Z. II sSs n
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~ At any rate. q the Panama Canal lie
about the solidost waterway the world sNrr1!' 4
has yet seen: ~. X 5i.s 5sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05

II you see It In the Congressional con aHt' '
Record, III so-l ndustrioua OF you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-05

Doubtless Mr.. Bryan'H attitude, how.
ever, is not unlike that Of the Immortal
iBarkis. 5fB ri Si III @ fi4i Fl III II Il ..2,5&