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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
Seven DAYS in "a III ricdy1 History

q Chief Justice chinson sassniieds ift 4
Boston and U HIS house aho Aed .3 "
1T87 5000 AZ Killed w all ear thou lake Il ~
arltnIuUe, x nj the Nv est Ind les,ss
1856 First petroleum. well ss opened VI at
ais .'itusvIl a.i 4 M 5s 81
1853 Lieu tenant B. seikesS
tile American slave ship Echo and 1
3B takes ter Into CHA le q ~
from 7the jail ut Trenton TENN ana
I hang tilsnia one of the earliest
III yhcllngs. 81 81 IA ss3 ..$s#
August a7th. IA NJ Hi;
1927 Final q overt throw OF Il the empire OF
the MonteEuirias n Cl of Mexico
II tax Iii h w Cortesi ana King GtiAte-H
is inosln otited q fter torture.
177t-- b tile OF 81 Lonf, island americana
defeated by oyera ttelit1lf,a Force q q 81
British. "A @
i7s2 Last battle 81 the Rsvolution1 fought
or he cotnbahese, N South 1lt Caro- ARC
lima, g;f sl s3a
S8S Auulst S2sths ;S
dro Menen der, Il one Bof the 8cruslest$
ssy on Spanish ~ Venturers,s arrives in 4
Ny NJ Tlorida, commissioned BY the SPAN
8 iss King to extirpate the II tlsuenots
nd establish d colony ssS AgI! s 81
1909 II udson casts anchor in Delaware
46lgsE BtLy ~
1912 Congress- changes the beginning of
the fiscal year from Jan tary ~ to-
July&1 ITO ( AXE effect In 1s4S. 4. Sss
1894 Gen. Sheridan resumes ofYensiy We ops
iss sg eratl onsBin the Shenand oah Valley M
1893 Ia wers Honse OF CO ngreas passcs tho
bill repeating the Sherman sly rs
VI purchasing net. WI ~ s
1891 congress L nd journss and the a Vilsons
5ga5 tnriN bill a becomes a law without 4
tho signature 81 Presid don't Cley ",
S5 II land.
August 2ett M
1eeo- Charter nnd government 81 1insssa-3S
chnsetts Company ira rlsferred 70 tho
colony. @ Ss rs VA a
1o42-Aleeting OF New York's flrst srepre-
sentative assembl .,$
ESTABLISHMENTS, al, rai, somed from
burning BY payment to the British
81 ships, E i, 900 barrels Of flour,s
and 200 #hogshca Dis Of tobacco. M
1s5s-pro- slavery men d feat ~ ohn Brown!
and the itionists q O q
f1ie. Rams. ss sS #
1sea-FortsS 3 Hntteras and /, & q ark 8 on tho
North Carolina coast. NJ nptured by
y, Union 10 rces. III .sS I.
1set-The Democratic ational NJ Conyen-g
~ MI ton at Chicago 4 nominat cs GeneralE
George b. Clellan for Pre q ent.
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1851 Vhite MIXERS Yiassatre Chinese la /
boterB at Isock spring, Nv W. 3a Se Il
1856 irst cuble road begins operations Id &
II New York. 81 al v
s August sott,.
1908 French and n diahss capture IiAvers
M " { killing 4o and capturing
100 persons. "A js.
sl7is-- Eight hundred French etn.grantat
arrive at If 1oauphlne island. RH .rheyl
later found New rieans. n sES5 SS 81 J, J,
i76Bs lfgton Conn. nt tackled Sby Brit 4
dsf. " $sf ss
Si77t.-A heavy fog enables General Wash
ssssSg ington5 60 retire from Long Island
fiji u wv York ii tier being dofeated(
by the HI W n l5 5gs3
F17s147 Count de Il fnsse arrives In Chesa.
a N peake Bay WI u 4 French fleet %
twenty light vessels. 4. IS *
1S13--F N ms. In IA Ia bama, II sirprisedS
fnassa cred (! j,
1852 COME derntes victortous In The bat-.I
tie Of Ma ilassas Il or second battle OF s.
Bull nun. sS " 3s$
August gst u. II ~
1901 George Hammond, N The first minister,
from Great w 3ritair, Fl received 81 by, !
Il President hington NJ ES 81
1851 General Il Fremont 4 proctalnis martial /
law. In Missouri and mil itary elnan-
E3$J3S cpnti on to STAY eH OF se cesalo u.
SiSe4-Bnttlo OF Jonesboro. both sides at, L
tack but \ nett her can II a. lodge the \
other. SB
1894 President Lincoln issues d procla-
S5 NATION of than ksgiv Ing for for Union
NE victories. sSS s$5 5ls3 EasSS
1875 ntionav DEBT az highest point, VI
report showing II TO be on this day!! 6
1895 e07, ga 5s "a
1855 chnrieston cart hquake :i3s lfty-seyen&
persons killed r,ropert damage of
$500 OCT. 900. I'll 81
1886 Sir hundred people lose their lives A
IN a cyclone along the Georgia and
Carolina Sconsts. ss
ES ssptsn,b sr fst.
$1e67-1ndlans burn the greater part 5of
Deorfield II Mass. s Il
roc olony5of lima. BY its provincial h
assembly y. 4 votes against an tercdi-l u
$50 tary nObillt I. III ;3 M I'D.
2issl-Hudson and ~ 11ohawk a ilroad
opened from a lbany 70 Science III
tady.
General ! narciaco 11opes, the Cuban
fllibugterer, executed K. s3s Ss8 S5S
1855 oh on taten Island destroys q uar-t
nntins hosp pitfalls S3i t5s
1880 CT neral Phil n Ikearny killed In the
battle Of Chantiily
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tlien are ApandhE all they tflaklngi
ana laying by nothing for he rroYesbila4l
if,ny that Eitius coiru 500 t1eSS ors later
To every lousehold. mis- is tlie l Y 7
season, ana every nan should 70 Ky St,dsl
vantage p present speflty WI INK
ii store YoF tte future. II ~ man does
not acculnuiAte seasons Ike ms ilow
eli he hope 10 get along yiei' the Fara5
times come 10y aid by II III n n a
Another word ~ warning III TIRES ~ 1!Ea sllse
thls the speculative fever ia apt nv eSS
come more III less epidemic, q Sharp
truiers take dvnntage of the coca on
10 sell gold bricks sorts of SO helnes
are devised gold mines, coal Ines. OF
and the like are an
enormous sflgitre, SAnd the stock sold 80
the public the promise ofsfrofr lgo
70 900 per Geent profit III 8
Common sense would seem " sugg est3a tF'ait
tA the schemes AFRO Ike aoE goodt
as theft prom otcrs pre- end the oc ea,
wotld not be Old to tho publ Sa5 low
price. gold tinc Or 9. coal z, lo al
an oil iisld be worth I'VE mi liorls II g,
dollars. IN hotild the Wnets sew sl'9
Is tho public for one illio7n2 t3ls.
peopo reflect before they u. t1elr
hottest savings lii such wildcat yen H
tures. The scheir1es which promise e.; g
thousand Per cent PROF usually return
nothing to tftir invest rl q fi Sls'g
times II IN ought u be more han
In hard times row they III
money. Wild sen g g sproyidehssI
men viii not lose their hea1 y they do,
they will lose their money S;l
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.s,H:elnric.oSRoads.s

is a advocating a new plan for making road
Simprovem enta III his count He Sadyo-
Gates the creation OF a road commission,
whose sole duty shall DO to look .atter
the ghwaysS OF the county rho super !.
Sviaors have i heir hands full o. other .n
things that OF necessity enEng 9 their time
and attenti lon. and Sconaeq tly they can can.
ton, By taking the superint tend ence OF
roads out 81 their hands and putting Y IN
the hands OF a road commission u y
argued that the work will be done ne. ana
that IN the end tho expense would llSt :. pe
less than lndar the present system. me ne
plan sounds all right. and might pc pro- :.
ductiyo OF good results ~ q rase.s't
sis worth trying.-C Chase CITY f,rogresss,.s8ll.I
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Ia ems; s. I, 81 j ]. t I ! g 4
gin q y. E VI; or IS
The Black FLAG, In Vail Street

reproducing the # ar ttcl 9 WI from me
jTlmcs Dispatch II on @ HE GA Jnion nciflci
coup. the Culpeper FL poner,ts says:
&5 IN the above plain atement OF facts
and severe arraig nment OF q gang OF un-S
scrupulous robbers. The q lines Il Dispatch
5liltsfthcannil squarely on la head whenSlt
says: st Isl such grant, 8urlpunished ana y.
triumphant breach hes II OF B law and morals
TINT make the socialists and give them
thernrgu onts. II is such. men a. th sss
that nre the 4 enemies OF tho soclotyi In
which they liy 9. IA 5s
{s IN L what our Richmond contemporary
says there ID food for grave thought.
lis outrage hat IA few llAn Gun s %
manipulate their trust as TO- bring bout g!
such a result. IT Is outra geous that the
The fact that tho King OF Eng land was
5let In on the ground floor and cleaned up
F32 600, 900 does not lend on 9 iotA$ Of re-
spec liability TO the dirty JOB.
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Some Bad Spells.
|N MERE comes from the Bay o. the
M flvpk 4 = 3ls ~

HERE comes from the / Bay o. the
Oyster 3si5
lg5 IN An iconoclastic decree,
Which knocks all tho bluster$ and royste1
And airy assurance from me; n sss
I moan an alas and Alaclxa I'd sSS
@$s55 But boW my mock head }toS he storm
For Teddy's come out as the 2ba cker s,s5 i
NS OF spelling 70 form
I Ay, stedy II out as the backa u Is 1
~ Wv spelling rcf awrrn1
5cry halt e your screams ana your
There's nothing 70 do but accept i;5s5
Why think OF US chaps who do verses-~,
f Tor poems We like hem vel opt 3 $sE
Our hearts are Just agon Hho oily
sSs Our pencils rim slowly ana awed .8 "a
We're learning the lingo Of Foley
Ss And Artemas w I'd. - 5585E 55
Il Ay. turning the lingo NV FOL NJ. 328
W. And r.. I. mus ward1 M
sime trubbied and sdownharted very,
ia but yet thare Is WIN IA NV n litel d IN s
i've Srapt up mi old dlleshuna nary
N 10 slip out and sci It Il toni te. s$5 M s
the lexicon market ID slumplng: ssi55g
IA ime barish on tho1egi have bort
ana starting mi finances jumping
Il by selling EN- short. -
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lfess and cai iietiselves Criss1tilas g
iWhethers they profess and call the triselve t
lChrlstafis 81 not they are simply IMP
lctiset,s 81 good heart at,d well tlisf'ose q
Towards their feloW-fl mali or A ven s IA
,hey are neither ot these, i; they have <,
an ofdnariiy intell md q ahonaple
sclashness can ~ tribute 70 q
ths support " mn instit utlons that does q
tbe work Of the y oung Met;g Christian re Ian
Associat ion. N x, IN "a x
ID gratifying to the friends of y t lit'
clmlstlan work to know In 1 n' Jap-
aneso nt least liuye learned Slts II svn l,e
md that the war ttnetlt Of n 5tl dtlt.
empire has offered free trnns.l ton
go Tho railroads and TRANSPORTS W. ~ for a all Y
Secretaries ana supplies FOR the work %
the association iii JAPAN B / lSs$ AN.
,4 During the late suss!ia every
higher general In tho artny il1clu ding the
Elcld & fnarshal ana VI an imperial prince.
personally expressed their thanks 70 t ne
ftlssoointion for the me- tlad beer, II e! q
theft men. @ g3 ls NH II s,s
sIt DO tlf1 11.t;
sthe Young Mems Chrlstia ssoc y " =
work was riot tho flrst Il stance the
preaching OF eli log Wy NY
che practice ~ Christian ollar1ty;i tltst
1T was to distribute stat rels i tIl
buttons, thread and 500 50 TO,
loan books, establish iaundlos visit ii Il,
hospitals, md give concerts
and Entertainments; st at
railroad stations. distribute v peers:
and ma gasines and also have religious GUS
meetings. 1t was show their faith
5by their works that 90 &muc good W
done to attract the practical
Christianity rather than dog ma ann si y!
is to do the same work IN e. better and ID
higher that the ON ers of. the y ou Gun
Mems Christian socia ton are n o,yi tlp-1
spealing to the people OF Isicllrno is
hard to believe TINT a deaf co I, Will be be
turned by protesting Christians ito such tl
,lneritorlous aclnims upon their. sym Datltiys
and their liberality 85 M 15E nj Il
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n: Ml,1:isapplied Mythoulo gy.3

Editor OF The Times-D ispatch; s ]. Z, Z.
q sir.-In the post n q once, wi ~
has lately been = "a q
va ,,'S, pretty Cupid DID Al not mean
y dsssn for .Meroury, Tho swtft-wing 9, q
little i essenger indicative of 8 s = y !.
t,la Of United states mails etsSf Or
! ssas3 Il a sign of which new
SEAMS ar n would be the appropFla,te symp q
in most plaees course v yhn sy Mep.
81 out ". 81 ., g1a stitut e'
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1, Ri 4 !; Z nd's Pro ressl.

u, Wa doubt, L any city y the. soath
y rn ads,ss sucl rapid strides In popula>
Ton tar wealth. and attractsyeness. as ths
c citw Il q Richmond, Antl, psrhaps.. q 9
no. no. time has she employed her eneFg ~.
than ausns tas Z Prs svssy ysl
'lo,nssn III IN every direction. Surely the
n nsnf,la q tho State have good cause to
p - proud Of their Capitol clty,-sopthi
ERnafnn NeWS. u ~ M. o.
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Wise. Council

There seems to be something of Q dis
sturbance among the IF epubltcaans o. {, the
Ninth Virginia District. because ~ y " y
claimed, Colonel slernp. their candidate 4
for Congress, was very d runk In Bristoli
last week. ana while I'm that condition on
sbutted into tho Democratic Consress s
al Convention then In session ne res. -
not only butted h In. so the COMPANY y
goes, "a but he made himself disagree %
b Ills more or less disorderly conduct,
bringing disgrace upon himself and n upon
the grand old party of the district whose y
nominee he Is. d "a lot OF Republican, a 9,
over In the Mir re swearing e ~ lh Ia
eternal that they will not vote Tor NM J,
and some OF them are GA ling for 3anotihter
B..hoss'' to make the race. 8aSss
X we would advise tho y Dc y Il |, g
the Ninth District to be not deceived zee py
this 3olamor Of u al egcd protest or thls
display Of so-called yirtuous tndignatlon
upon the part OF The party of " the 9, aosner
part. Tho Il Repu bldcans know Col 1olN !,
Stem 5, ana he knows and we ~, all
know them both. SSs3i III. :. .S
f8 Anyhow, we would caution me Demo,
Ec,rrootg az the Ninth Virginia TO pro ceed
3nbout the conduct OF NJ their campaign
s1ust as though Col oncla slemp haa never
been accused OF being drunk and 5disor-
Derry, A and the Repub leans & had e never
been reported as bel IS on tne ssYe'Re y
sraYolt--B rlstol Gov rel lSs Il. ls /, 34S
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For a New y. M. e. A, Building.

= J
one OF Tho crying needs Of Richmond
to day Is a moro commodlous and bet 't.;3
ter appointed building for the work <. OF
the Young MEMS Christian GAssociat ton
The work OF this association has be-
come one Of the most Important factors
for the comfort protection, refinement,
and salvation OF young men. Tiers -
no other agency that is now known, or
Is likely to BIO known. that can possibly
take It's place. We overwhelmingly pro-
vide for hospitals, asylums, poor-houses.l
5jails, and penitentiarles. and even from
time to- time fur scaffolds, Where n
5wrctched n and wrecked life IL summa-l
rily ended. but we seem to forget that
for all OF the Influences and conditions
which require these several institutions
ian ounce OF prevention Is worth u
pound OF cure" We spend, however,
The pounds upon pounds OF cure and
Withhold grudglngly and heartlessly the
ounce OF prevention, a ID Y. y BY
Richmond imperativcly needs a larger
Young Men's Christian Association build
Ing and equipment; ono that IN some
measure meets the requirement. OF her
young men and boys a strong effort
has been made to secure The necessary
money for this very necessary purposei
and yet In this matter Of duty and piety
and with earnest appeals to many pro-
fesslng Christians among whom are
men OF great wealth. the effort 30 fat
has been a pitiful and Notifying fail
ure, II Is hard to believe that any
Of these Christian gentlemen Of ample
means expect 10 take any Of theil
money with them to tho next world; ol
that they San doubt that one Of Tho
most benevolent and 1pIops purposes L
which they could apply tleir&,noney Il
in increasing the Facilitates Vbr work
. Of those who arc laboring for tho pre-,
seryation from evil influences and the
elevation, of the minds, and hearts d
Il young men Of tho community. It is all
u most incomprehensible how men who pro
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Il obscurity appears to have swallowed ed
the incarceratcd person Of Mr.. Henry
Thaw.5 IS AZ y, I'll 9s5 81
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n II NJ RI Bryan must feel indisposed on
the billow, We trust that his sickness :
may be home, not sea, ~
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s ii he; RI n and r. yesterda ported Its
wash-out on the line 1londay, We be- '';s
slieye, Is tbs usual day. 8 al Din f. II an
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Sn5anV a fellow who does his level xpess
to ba funny tS really very fla a
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&S; AZ Times Dispatch II reader. Wishes Il to-
know what has become Of & the propoi-
fsal 4 to establish public baths In Rich
Smond III MIR. ohm !. 4 Branch recently
offered ID to give Il the city ru bic baths
upon certain Scondi lions. The Council has
compiled to- tho letter with Mr.. Branct's
terms, and the; ordinance has been igned
Sbys the May Of. 7 his "a caves the matter
Sentirel In MI Branch's hands and 4 lloS
will doubtless begin work In Il 9 short
time.
III Colonel Nv, " q Perry, Of stanton. has
been chosen to succeed Colonel George
Wayne And erson, OF the sevent ieth Vlr--$
GINA Reg iment Congratulations to Co.'s
5onel Perry and q word Of good & heer Il To-
Colonel Anderson. He has ma DO o faith!
ful. efficient, courageou s and & patriotic
3of1lcer, and is entitled to the praise and
thanks Of the CommonWeal til. u
Y He retires with all the honors Of an
honorable soldier. Al
Az hey. however, who buy the campaign
Il cigars are SSil0S1Suss
tllrbances down an Hay Havana have nothing
to with tho case 3s II IA 81
7s The Cuban government is reported III
|&straits.',, which Inspires us to wish that
Panama was likewise. II would save '
~ lot; ots digging. lss$;
t55sSii sEy4gf A=--=----a VIZ ,iss I'll
The Presidents conversion sSg TO An l
Karnagls sfonetcs$ brings tho world face.
to face with q sudden need % Eu litle'I
lexlcons. S53 AZ i83 iss $5 ss
The RI +. and r. yes terday rep orted Its
wash tout on the line Monday, we be- a:.
|slieye. is tbs usual day. ID 345 II
d. II Mr.. Bryan must feel ind sposed on
the billow, VIC 4 trust that 4 his sickness g. ~
may be home. not sea, .5;lE
VA obscurity appears to have 4 swallowed
the incarcerated person Of Mr.. Henry 't
3ThaW. t, $s !S ti 8Ss 4s S5s
Are YOU feeling more 3bullish on potted
ham n oWadays "a 5t33
Also President Rooseyelt's p lew order
will bring on quite8n spell OF Joking. q
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PREPARATORY


ssician Is oifor medicine Until his II pre- ,-
soription Ii ask cd Tor, and ,lt,askodS advice
III 1areiy sery .eeable BY skiris,s o,,r
asking slnacto We open o,i minds S st y
$theSdtyinsS Result, our hearts to the Il lylno
slnsplfati as going TO- q friend w y
Fopons our souls to the profter lof II hls
sfrlcA dsliip 8S8
but prayer is not merely ask! Ing N Bis
scorim,iti ion, "a lowship, THO thtertniti Ring
sof sur LEO Wit Cod ITO conversation,
With tito All m thor. someti mos y h - Is
merely listening 3to Him. \ j still Gndd
know Hut y an q pro er."o that
IHmightS know who're find Hid
3iBf prayer. Commune w tin pour own
hear upon your bed, q and be still. ss y
pray speak, ny serya IT
iis listening Yer.
sA Il boy asks ~ A his nthers;a nj excl TO
ride To- school IN The NOR ning because no
5is to- ana he ,ge ts Returning In the
AFTERNOON after gu per. he sits down BY BY
hts father In the iokerlng 4 rel ght and
tolls the story or tho school day; his sue
Scesscs, HIS failures his ttemptn tons, his
struggles, victories ana defeats, the good
times 4 he has had and the disappoi1 4
anetits he has suffered and the njtist'ces
which have been innict ed upon him, and
how he has carried himself Int hem al! !;
and his father simply list ems and scarcely
says word ana at the end Eof the half
hour conmuning the boy, who has Il asked
Tor, nothing. bu llas received the inflow
~ his fathers life, COOS to his bed rest
I'd, refreshed inYgo ed. read ~ 9 take
up the duties and Joys Of the next day
with d new spirit Thus to tell to our
Father the story Of our lie exper iences,
fnnd receive from our. ia q I her something
Sof the grea OF n own M turesot to at
for VIVA les Def ore US is prayer 4 70
deny the posstbilit " ] q u such prayer is
to- deny an rience rs ID and us uni.
Sversal as humanity
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Industrial Activity in Giles,

t3NRl IlQNotl4 ck ASSe y - N
rho Pearisburg special M bl lshed in our
Yesterday issue, portraysT the famed 90 'Nl
ScoInty &c Giles as fairly hunming ana
nnlsing With Industrial activity. Our cor
1 respon dent tells us OF the eompleted or
sanitation Of a company having IN view CIV
tha utilization OF tho u water power Of
Walkers Creek for the purpose or gener,I
Inting vast electrical force by swnlch
4 railway from the Pearlsbturg DEPOT = %
the towngof Pearisburg may pe lopeEAteu'
electric lights furnished for that pace
az we'll as suppl power ZOE ma
turing rndeytn kings. IN Furtll her, t!le 4 als7
&patci, says that this enterprlse IN con-
neotion with the large veneer. ana lp ~
her plant now being constructed at tAe
Earro rp, !, the building OF the TldeWater :
railway through the yentlre distance Y, q
the county, the Il OK tension OF me lsls
Stony railway by the Norfolk ana west
8ernI from Big Stony Junction, IN tins
county, to Coyington; the iexlens'q y, w y.
the wolfe Creek Railway np NO ablaIlu
county, and probably TO salt llle. W. cgn-
nection with the other mannfaet uE wv.
and agricultural ielterpr ises ~ me eouNsy,
IA fast bringing Giles to 4 the. iron q. 81 s.
one az the leading oonnt ties IN the etAtte...
Good for Giles, 1T IA ipspir ring 70 knp ~
that the people of that great county ~
awake awake Ia the demands Of ndnstrias psa.
sress, 81 and that Teal isation 6ot I..'ass
prosperity IA fast sHs s'vJ,s
sof their ted 49,
4 burg News, ii 80. Il ssi +
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IS N The Presidents conversion to- Andl
Karnagi s fonetlcs brings The world face.
to face with Q sudden need % lSur!iAa 81 led
|lexlcons. 5$23 a5fa a sSI3 iS. sss
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8 Nj They. however, Who buy the campaign
cigars are pleasantly conscious hat dis
t,llrbances down in Havana have ] otling
Il to with the case. 4{ 81
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. Are You feeling moro bullistl$ on potted
ham n oWadnys g i15S X Ifs III II 4 n
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S7gss The Cuban government is reported Bain
3straits.,.,'s which Inspires us to wish that
Panama was likewise. It would save
5aSlots OF digging. ~ ssasi II li
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Fred erlcksbuFg,' We, a Ut.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-30
WANT THE BOOK BACK.

NJ r.. Preachers Association Seeking the
Restoration of "Crowley's Book ON Pa
rochial Schools" to the Free Library.
At the meeting Of the Wilmington
NJ E. Preachers Association, this
morning, a letter WAS received from
the librarian OF the Wilmington Insti-
tute Free Library, which stated that
"Crowley's Book on Parochial
Schools, " had been removed from the
shelves of that library, but that at the
next meeting Of the library committee,
on May 1lth, he will bring up the
matter of its restoration as requested
by the association. A committee con-
sisting of Presiding Elder Mowbray,
Rev. r. X. Stephenson, and Rev. j.
NJ. Arters, was appointed to wait
upon the librarian and also to try and
arrange a meeting with the library
committee, in order to have the book
restored TO the shelves.
The semi mi-annual election Of officers
Of the association will be held next
week. The committee on nomination
includes Presiding Elder Mowbray,
Rev. II. A. G.. Westerfield and Rev.
j. NJ. S. Van Blunk.
The speaker at this mornings meet
ing was DR.. J. o. Spencer of the Nor
gan College, Baltimore. His subject
was THE Dark-Skinned Man OF the
Far East and the Near West.