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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
STORMY SESSION ! J: J!
.INH1EX.A'|s 8 8Blg 8
State Convention Premise to r5 Bc
I One 81 Most Exciting
\ q aSss Ever Held. 88,s
WHO PpLAUsE FOR /. 81 3 yam N
Bailey Received Great Ovation att Oh
Predicted National Triumph Jun 81
of&tl,e . Democrat

INV Associated Press.) 4 IS II 81 N
DALLAS August 14--'W WI 100 100
delegates, tfieg number being limited by
law aid more than 600 speotpa'ttors, WIN what;
p,roht1ised Il be tie most exciting state lt'e,
convent held BY the D g t .|ll't 9
Texas since idss2 when the party party: s s'!l
and nominated james s. IIoggs and George
CLARK, Tor Governor opened to-day. me w
first sess was devoted the usual srt \
prelfninarlc Of temp orary N ~
and Is some speech nakit,g "
8 first ballot for g oyornor,yi,ll haro 9
be taken before to- moro VI
and " because q the peculiar naming l71lll
AZ expected that each ballot ballot
Mil consume several hours 3Ss95J
Sena tor ley received an ovatlon Wlle en-
Siic spoke to-d LIS speech Inost con-
ccrned the prospects forfth tion e.
triumph Of Democratic wn g,
he declared are exec g sa'd INV
9it has been determined already who the the
nominee ia 5$to BIO, meaning III Mr.. Bryan,
and the decla lon yoked vii applause.
r garlized Republicans.
Hou 6N 2y AEx sat Gus Rusf' FAC,
ton OF the Republican party OF Texas Y:
known as the .reorganized n, to-,day held
3lts state convention here b. q 4! l83 x.
Green, &c Terrell, president Sof the Texas <. IS
Midland $Railroad, and son Of Mrs II ettlo
GREEN Il New Y ork was nominal q for
Governor and j., G. K Gibbons;l ID f4ornerly
Mayor Tex Lev l l tenant Ill
& q oyerl,o 81. The resolutions go nimend the
national adn1inlst,ati md denoun (, 2
cecil Lyon, Republican national commit nit
I tee mhn for Texas. &f.5 II s
s3}8S There was considerable enthusiasm
when the name OF w. Fl. Taft, Secretary
I Of War, was mentioned. i2i ss3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
BROWNE rs RELEASED
a BY ORDER 0 JUDGE
4 fI *. Ass,oclated Press

s (BytB Associated Press,)
II VI N Jew * DIRK August 4.--Charles ..
Browne, u former examiner OF silks In l3. the
government customs service In this city u
vas ;wns ordered sreleased from Sing Sing
prison ~. Judge Hough. Of the United 90
STA tes,s court to-day on a writ OF habens
corpus. Browne was recently brought
back from Canada where he had fled a #;
ter giving bail, land was taken direct to
prison x Els counsel claimed his was vas
in violation o fEthes extradition treat y be-
tween the iUnitod States and Canada. S5B H.
"a IN his opinion discharging Browne from ron
custod v tod dge IIo,ls M ieclaretl
that there Is no authority yested IN 4 llIe
United States government to seize or hold
/ person extrndited in Il pursuance q q
treaty provisions except upon he cha ,l l rye
ons which the extradition wa 8 granted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
From the Fish Eve View

MI occurred to Prot. r. ". Wood re-
sp ieiu tho appearance q the out
Of water world M viewed BY the eyes ,o g
fish. The results arc curlo W. de.
Swnto +. For instance. With box tlllcd
with water, having n phot ographic plate
at the back and q plnhole cove RED. with ~ q
uiasaSnt tho front the situation Of a fsh
looking out 81 the sidn OF an aauAr UNI sit
Initiated. With "A such o an SD a.rhr Keln,e;ns5
Prot. Wood found that all three sides
and the complete ceiling and floor e, q
Placed Eat a point where three street, q.
meet at angle, gave 2 VIEW J loo 3,
Ing down NIL three stree inc!uains l w
she q sky from the horizon to the zel,ltn;
From d balloon sucli y camera sWonlo
photograph tho whole visible surface Of
the eurttSout to the horizon on all sides M
YO,,th's Companion IN. IF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
Il To Elect New Jesuit General.
Case Transferred,
(Dy Assoclated Press,)

WI (Dy Associated Press,)
n rMONTICIILLO. MISS, August lin
order to avoid tho effects of locnl opinion
on the trial Of Mrs. Agnes Brdsong. on
II charge Of murder. Judge Billiard ~
day ordered tho case transferred to
Coplah county. where It VIII BIO resumed
In November, Mrs Birdsong, who re-
lated to prominent mississippi r ,t4Iies,
Is charged with the murder OF Dr. IG5mas
IT, Butler last November #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
nv .,ociated prc,s, J

T.53 - BY Associated = rcss, 81 N
ISyy DIRK, August 4.----Repres!ealr1 to
tive Nicholas Longwortf. OF Ohio, was "a q
visitor today at the headduarters OF the
National Republican Cong rossional Cams an.
Ipalgn Commits IIo deposited one dol
lnrGas5ShisS contribute ton to tho campaign
fund. js lie said he would leave for OHIO
,Thursany 81 Friday, and that Mrs. I ollg-
worth would aecompal him. Mr.. Lollg-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

worth said \ nc was candidate N or re-
I election, and expected that lie would win.
5.".All that Il know about the situation In
my diatrict.,n,s said the Congressman, has
boon learned from letters tiia I have res
Sceved while ! have been ava know sv
nothing about the opppslt ton OF the labor
interests to me outside what I have read
IN the papers; from which 4 atller$ that
& am On the general Blacklist, but for
what reason I do not kt1ow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
Built to Last.

q 4 monument OF past engineering
\ akill ana daring there Is. a perhaps -
= Ma country no record more striking
than Supplements old hlg1-leve ori We
4 M Il nsc 81 SO many years. Is doing sits
mi share Of work. Eng ineering, yf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
Admiral Dewey Elected
BY Associated Pess.)

Ef t3y Associated Press)
Z NEW YORK, August 14.-Admiral
George Dewey was to-day elected Coy
hrnor-G General Of the Order OF Founders
md Patriots 81 America, 10 FIJI the va
fancy caused by the death OF Robert
3. Roosevelt, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
Il Garrett N o1rlinat ted.

iii (By Associated Press.) s . 8.
y BDLAIR, MI, rs August 1i.--At T. the Re-
publican convention of the Second Mary
land Congressional District held here TO-
day Robert Garrett was unanimously I'm ellsI
nominated for Congress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
NEW YORK FIGHT.
Black and Bracket Go Over to
Odell
Ia The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Especial To The Times Dlspntch.l Ne Il
ALBANY, N. ", August l4.--Forlner
Governor Frank s. Black and Senator
Edgar n Bracket have aligned them
selves with former Governor BENJAMIN
B. Odell once more, and the votes Of
their Adherents Gan be counted on as
against Governor Iiisgi1s in every party
llne-np.
This statement is made ontthe authority
of a mutual friend of The rroian and the
Senator. whose Village Is boiling oyas
with wrath because " is "urdcr the
Id tNI.'fN
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To Urge Peace.

NEW YORK, August Ex-senator Thos,
%. Plat will attend to-morrow's meet.
ing Of the Republican State Committed,
and If reports are to DO believed. Will
urge both The Higgins and the Odelli
factions IA pursue atpolicy Of peace. at
least until after the November election,
lie will counsel strongly against q lthe-
up or leaders at tho committee nleet Ing
and 1t was said yesterday that his Wish
Will very likely prevail, IA &
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08
MUSIC FOR THE JOYOUS DAY
All the World SINGS in ths Glory of New
springtime,
SENTIMENT OF DAY LIES DEEP IN SOUL
Expression of Song Bears on the
Hopes of Humanity and the
Thought of God in Inward
ManifestatiOn.

L. In the end of the Sabbath, as it began
to dawn toward the first day of the week,
came Mary Magadelene and the other Mary
to see the sepulcher
2. And, behold, there was a great earth
quake, for the angel Of the Lord descended
from heaven and came and rolled back the
stone from the door and sat upon it.
3. His countenance was like lightning
and his raiment white as snow.
A. And for fear of him the keepers did
shake and became as dead men.
B. And the angel answered and said unto
the women, Fear not ye, for 1 know that
We seek Jesus, which was crucihed
6. He Is not here, for he is risen, as hG
said. Come, see the place where the Lord
I. And go quickly and tell his disciples
that he Is risen from the dead; and, behold,
he goeth before you into Galilee; there shall
We see him; 10, | have told you.
s. And they departed quickly from the
sepulcher with fear and great joy and did
run TO bring his disciples word
0. And as they went 10 tell his disciples
behold Jesus met them, saying: All hail.
And they came and held him by the feet
10 Then said Jesus unto them: Be not
afraid go and tell my brethren that they
go into Galilee, and there shall they
see me.
II. Now, when they were going behold
some OF the watch came into the city and
showed unto the chief priests all the things
that were done.
l2 And when they were assembled with
the elders and had takerl counsel they gave
large money unto the soldiers.
Is. Saying, say We, hts disciples came by
night and stole him away while he slept
a. And II this come TO the governor Z
ears we will persuade him and secure you
l5 So they took the money and did as
monty reported among the Jews until this
day.
into Galilee, into mountain, where Jesus
had appointed them.
H. And when they saw him they wor-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

to the music made by God in our spirits
Richard lie Caffeine says such a splendid
thing that 1 must fain repeat It here:
There is nothing in life so much exag-
gerated as art. II 1t were all wiped of
the surface of the earth tomorrow the world
would scarcely miss It. For what is art but
faint reflection of the beauty already sown
broadcast over the face of the world2 And
that would remain. We should lose Leon
ardo and Titan. Velasquez and Rembrandt
and great host of modern precious per-
sons, but the stars and the great trees, the
noble sculptured hills. the golden dotted
meadows, the airy sailing clouds and all
the regal pageantry of the seasons would
still be ours and an almond tree in flower
would replace the natural gallery. I can
not myself quite so to this length because
am human and love the reflections Of
beauty, but the idea is superb and applies
as well to music as to painting. though in
an entirely spiritual sense and thus is even
more difficult in application.
Gods Music and Mans.
We mortals beg for outward visible signs
and symbols. God has given, them to us
for our comfort, but he does not bid us set
every store by them. Behind the service,
behind the beautiful music, you will hear
On bdster uay' shoulu ne tue BlOiy VI ail
open. eager spirit and that inner silent life
that bears the fruit OF real JOY. To those
choir masters who have this silent gift
also will come the full visible expression.
They will lead their people in enchanted
fields, and those who listen will feel the
uplift-
The years at the spring,
And days at the morn:
Mornings NJ seven;
The hill-side's dew-pearled;
The larS's on the wing;
The snails on the thorn;
Gods I'm his heaven
AIS right with the world
Said Jesus unto them: Be not afraid. To-.
am with you always, even unto the end
Of the world. Amen.
MARY LEARNED.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

SHIPPED him. but some doubted.
IL. And Jesus came and spake unto them.
saying: All power is given unto me in
IS. Go We, therefore, and teach all ma
lions, baptizinS them in the name of the
Father and of the Son and of the Holy
20. Teaching them to observe all things
whatsoever have commanded YOU and,
10, am with you always, even unto the
end OF the world. Amen.
why Music il Joyous.
So runs the story of the resurrection. In
honor of this great event the churches vie
with each other in giving beautiful serv-
Ices in which Music bears the greater part.
The phrase Eastern music first suggests to
the mind the work of mortals-and some
immortals-the children Of their brains, the
fruit of Iheir gifts Mayhap the most typi-
cal example of this is Handels Il Know
That My Redeemer Liveth," from the
Messiah" which is sung the land over in
the churches on Eastern morning. One
might enumerat the various anthems
masses and solos used on this day of days
but Christian people are already we'll ac-
quainted with many of them.
As I awoke here in the heart OF the city
this morning heard near by the CHEEKY
calls of a meadow lark From whence had
he strayed into this densely inhabited re-
gion? Lying listening to him / thought
how the silent forces of Nature were mar
shaling to sing their song of praise to a
risen Savior. II great architecture is frozen
music. why Is not the gradual vitalizing OF
the sleeping earth like a beautiful theme
worked in the end to climax of crashing
glory? The tiny buds on the trees are pip
ing a faint murmurous melody. In the
fields the grass shows greenly. on my ter
race the crOcuses are already blooming
passionate puppies and snowy white, a sym
Dol of things TO be- The daffodils show their
spring-like heads three inches above the
ground, growing stout and hardy in the
sunshine, hurrying. hurrying to teach the
story of the resurrection. The scillas have
already come to perfection and tho deer
blue OF their graceful bells makes spot OF
life in the garden. Like the sapphire ~ he
sky, they redect the beauty and purity OF
Gods heaven. Surely the whole earth Ii
singing; ~ vibrant with the evening of 8
master harmony, II all seems like a great
and pregnant preparation Of our souls for
the marvellous event.
The music made by man comes second
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08
OUT OF THE ORDINARY.

Kent, o.. has an undelvered letter adj
dressed to Stefan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mantzansky.
Among the natives OF Italy and Sicily
there are about 100000 who speak French,
German is spoken by about 1900, Slavic
by 10000. Albanese by 10000, Greek by
$1,000, Catalanian by 10000
The oldest woman in the world is said
to be one of the inmates of home for the
aged in Madrid. The venerable dame
claims to have been born iPp l7S and gives
several more years Of solemn wonder and
admiration.
At Worcester, England, the slab erected
a single word Gone" In "I Sussex W the
ceased are followed by two words, "Tie
It at Cane Hill cemetery. Belfast, where
the inscription says, Left till called for"
One Of the largest retail tobacco dealers
In the United States says that the con:
almost 80 per cent in Ave years. He at
tributes this increase 10 the automobile.
because Il is impossible to enjoy a pipe
or cigar while whizzing along in an auto
There is also danger Of sparks OF ashes
from the lighted cigar OF pipe getting into
The height of the great Victoria falls OF
the 2ambesi river, in South Africa. is
much more than double that OF Niagara
t a but the average volume OF water
much less than that OF the American river
that In horsepower the Victoria falls prob
ably averages only about Is 20 % per cent
as much as the American cataract.
The smallest and among the most efficient
constable in Indiana Is James II. Vincent
Of Boonyille, who on a pinch can. stretch
himself to 4 feet inches, his weight being
ninety-eight pounds and his age Is Il years
on more than one occasion no has shown
himself to be possessed Of iron nerve Dur
ing his career as constable he has made
over 300 arrests and has only been knocked
down ence.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08
JEWISH FEAST OF EASTER
Significance Of Their Celebration Of ths
Passover Festival.
BIRTH OF FREEDOM INTO THE WORLD
Historical Event the Basis and Per-
sistence of the idea RESPONSE
BILE for Continuation of
the Observance.

The Jewish Easter begins next Monday
evening at sunset and lasts seven days. 1t
= called "Pesach," which Is the Hebrew
word for Passover" commemorative 81
the epoch-making night when the Angel
\of Death passed over the houses OF
me children OF Israel IN Egypt, Iniracu-
lously sparing them, destroying the first-
born of the Egyptians their oppressors.
Pesach is the festival of liberty. 1t marks
the going out OF the Israelites from Egypt
20 their own land, Palestine, from bond
age into freedom, from darkness into light,
. from slavery into nationality. 1t celebrates
the first determined heroic and success
nil stand for human liberty and human
right, the first glorious victory Of justice
and humanity over brutality and despotsm.
When Moses and Aaron, the intrepid lead
ers of the Jews, appeared before the
naughty Pharaoh, tyrant OF Egypt, and
type OF all tyrants in every country and
in every age. and In the name OF the God
Of Israel. dared TO demand that he "let the
people go" they were espousng the cause
OF freedom for all men. battling for the
priceless blessing Of liberty for every In
dividual and for every nation. Their mighty
example helped many a people most pow
erfully in the past to gain or to maintain
their own liberties, and the echo OF that
grand struggle is stil heard and it's mem
DRY still inspires the unnumbered thou
sands who, even at this late day, are called
upon, In such countries as Russia, TO fight
continually for the most elementary human
rights. 10 battle to the death for the
inRlienable right TO life. liberty and the pur-
suit Of happiness"
Freedom Not Universal.
The cause Of freedom. justice and hui
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

before the chief magistrate, who gave his
Judgment follows: THE plaintiff der
clares that If paid three marks he will
make no claim for the dead goose. The
defendant, who is willing to pay two
marks also makes no claim for the body
Of the goose. Defendant. hand me two
marks, and you, plaintiff, hand me the
goose" When both had obeyed his come,
mands he produced one mark out of hts
pocket and handed all three to the plain
tin. The goose he kept for himself and
doubtless ate 1t with the good digestion
which comes from the knowledge of hav-
ing pleased everybody--New York Tribune.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08
Passover BASED ON History.


1t is a real fact. an actual historical oc-
currence and not merely some beautiful
myth, that the Jewish festival of Passover
commentaries the going out of Egypt, the
beginning of nationality and the entering
of the Jews on that career that was
fraught with such momentous significance
for all mankind. without the Jewish Pass
over there would be no Christian Easter.
Had not Israel triumphed at that time
in the long and discouraging struggle with
the hard-hearted and faithless Pharaoh,
the whole history OF the world would have
been different and particularly there might
never have been Christianity with its
infnity Of meaning. especially at this
Easter time, to so many joyous, hopeful,
grateful and believing hearts.
Pesach is thus significant to all the
world, particularly TO the Jew, still present
In the world after thirty-fve centuries of
marvellous history, still faithfully obeying
the ancient injunction in the book of Elk
odus, xii, 1870 eating for the prescribed
seven days the symbolcal unleavened
bread (matzo liberty cakes" a brave
Jewish woman once called them and above
all treasuring in his heart the sentiment or
freedom, glorying in H. teaching it to his
children, the youngest of whom is called
upon for a rational explanation and an
intelligent understanding of the meaning
OF this day; keeping ever alive in his chas-
tened soul (he has gone through the fire
and the water) the spirit of gratitude
towards God, the Universal Providence,
who 'sleepeth not and slumbereth not,
who delivered Israel from the terrors Of
Egypt. who will bring out all men from
all Ill and evil everywhere; God of the
Jew and non-Jew, the One, Infinite, Eter-
Kingdom endureth forever"
nal Heavenly Father, whose love is bound
less. whose mercy is everlasting, whose
RABBI FREDERICK COIN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

Verify the Duchy OF Baden possesses a
Solomon in the person or one of her mag
istrates He is the burgomaster of vii
lage in a street whereof a cylist ran over
and killed a goose. The owner of the
bird demanded three marks damages. The
cyclist thought two ample. The case came
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

nary rights Of humanity, but who, in all
their trials and in her own great crisis,
have been amazingly true to her, in their
heart Of hearts loving her. hoping, praying
dying for her highest welfare-her real re-
deemers-the Jews, martyrs Of liberty, the
classic people OF freedom. today as in the
past, ideal champions OF justice and Of
righteousness, protagonists of the better
future, heralds and prophets of 1.-THE best
that us to bel'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

manity has by no means yet triumphed
In all the earth. Millions still groan under
misery and oppression, suffer even in so
called civilized countries every species OF
tyranny and wrong. Injustice still rules
with high hand, trampling under foot the
rights OF the masses. Mans inhumanity
to man in every country. Christian as well
as Mohammedan and pagan, still makes
countless millions mourn. 1t Is the glory
OF Israel 70 have set the first example of
heroic resistance to mighty wrong, to have
struck the letters from the slave. and 10
have lifted up its voice in unforgettable
words OF divine eloquence In behalf Of
justice and human dignity and eternal
right. Pesaoh Is a thoroughly human fes-
tival II makes its appeal to that which
Is fundamental in man, the instinct OF
freedom and self-preservation, the basis
and sole possibility of development and
GENERALIZATION, whether for Individual or
for nation. Without freedom there can be
no progress Even justice, in the last
analysis, Is nothing but respect for the
complete freedom OF each, limited only by
4he like freedom OF all. The Jews then in
making their historic stand for liberty and
human rights, were rendering an inestlma-
BILE service to all humanity. The victory
over Pharaoh was victory not only for
Israel, but for all mankind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

II this cause or freedom which has been
struggling SO long and so heroically In
Russia in the face Of the mlghtiest OBJ
stacies. against tyranny equalling If
not surprising that of Pharoah, intrenched
In the desEotism OF the car. buttressed by
the bureaucracy, and supported even BY the
churchill this cause, in spite Of so many
d. sheartening delays, broken pledges, re-
voked edicts and Reconstructed reaetionary
cruelty Ia complete parallel TO the per
hdious course Of Pharaoh OF Odd were yet
to triumph, really 70 triumph, and the
first ray Of parliamentary and constitu-
tional government begin at length TO dawn
in Russia, not only the long-suffering Rus
slams, but all true men everywhere would
rejoice, and most of all those whom she
has treated so cruelty and 50 shamefully.
who have borne the brunt OF her barbar-
ism and her medievalism, the 100000 Of her
"step-chndren," 10 whom she has ruth
lessly and persistently denied even the ordi-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-26
MONEY IN THE RAIN.
Yesterdays DownPour VIII BE of
Great Benefit To the County

The rain which came yesterday af
ternoon will be worth thousands OF
dollars 10 Ellis county The visit
of the rain was just In time to pre-
vent serious loss to corn, which
was already beginning TO slightly suf-
fer from the dry weather Il is now
believed that big crop Is assured
According 10 reports coming in to-
day the rain was very general over
the county The precipitation began
here about 2 O'Clock and continued
nearly all the afternoon. In the
eastern part of the county a hard
rain fell for about three hours
Cotton was not beginning to suffer
from the dry weather. but the rain
will be beneficial to this crop. The
cotton fields are well cultivated and
most farmers will finish work this
week. The plant Is in fine condi-
tion and gives promise of big yield
this fan