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Who Wrote "Sir John Moore?'

Tn the current Issue of the Critic, MT,
Henry N. Hall raises an Interesting cues
ton regarding one Of the, hest--knlo''W WI
poems In tho English language. Every Every
schooboy knows 1.-THE. Burial OF SIT
John Moore" but a great many OF them
+ experience a difficulty in remelnbe ring rs
author. The reason Of this Is perfectly
plain. The Roy. Charles Wolfe never '''''
wrote anything else that anybody ever
cared to read. He Is, or has been. re-
gnrded as. essentially a one-pocm poet
Now comes along Mr.. Hall, and knocks
away Wofc's one prop to emlnence ny
declaring that he' did not write even
"Sir. John Moore Tint poem. it Is de-
clarcd, is a remarkably faithful transla-
ton from the works OF tho Marquis Dc
Lally-Tolle French officer and
#litteratcur, who led an unsuccessful ex-
ncdition against the English IN India In
&l7A9 with him on this occasion was
& Colonel do Beaumanoir. who was killed,
ana Lally-Tollendal hymned his funeral
4 in poem. Of which the first four verses
follow:
M lie son du tambour. nj la marcho
funebre. ~. a
Nj le feu DIES soldats mo naraua
s. son depart.-
Mails du brave, a la hate. q travers les
Mornes nous perfumes 10 cadavre
uu rempart! III 5
De minui. cetalt rheurc. ct solitaire OF
sombre,-
La lune a peine oftrait IN dehile rayon;
La lanterne luisa!t peniblement dams
Quand de la baionnette OH creusa 10
gazon.
Dinu,ile cercuel nj do drap funeruire
Nous re daignames point entourer 10
hcros:
| II gisatt dams les pills du manteau militalre
CONNIE un guerrier qu! dorE son heure
do repos.
La priere quon nj fut de courte duree;
Null ne parla de deuil, bien que le occur
fun plein!
Mails on hsal. du mort Ia f1gurq
Et aycc amer,ums on songeaIt an de-
main,
IT is only necessary TO compare these
with the opening verses Of .Wolfe'a poem
to be impressed by their striking simir
i lar!ty. =
Not drum was heard not funeral
rDte,
~ MS corpse to the rampant we hur-
\ ried; M ,F ~ z
Not a SOLDIER discharged his farewell shot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
The Queensbury Case

Editor Of The Times-Dlspntch: /, ..st
sIr,-With reference to the part taken
by Mrs. w. w. Royal IN the Queens
bury preliminary hearing. miscalled a =,
"trIal,'' and subsequent ''vtndicat ton
permit me to say that With = ths direct arr g.
sho had nothing to do, nor was It on
her information that the warrant ARA was
issued, nor did she know Of II except by
5hearsay until summoned. n the attempt, M !
his wife wns necessarily involved, and
Of this Mrs. Royal Z knowledge was =
sufTlciently direct to warrant a summons
to teatify. InTdlan,isaing the case. Justice g
Walker simply dismissed tne c! was ~ =,
passed upon. 6 559ttft h,
@ Why Mrs, Royal, among SO many Wit
nesses was singled out for anina diversion
1t IS impossible to say put might pc
easy to guess, $, I, y :, /, Z "A
Forest Depot, yn., July 80, 19oe,
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AMONG .PREsBYTER1ANS.
Dr.. Phillips Attending NottoWay
Tent Meeting-Pers Notes,

Tho Rev, Or, A. T.. Phillips went on
FRIDAY last to Nottoway county, where
a Presbyterian rally and tent meeting Is
being held ut Nottoway Falls, During
tho course Of tho meeting which closea
next Sunday, Or. PhIllpa Will conduct
"a s,ndny-scllool institute. There will
also bo a meeting OF the Roanoke Pres
hytery. an elders Institute md dea7,
SccnH' institute,
Tho Ray, ". s. Campbell VIII leaya
tho city Wednesday for Nottowayt
M ere lie viii deliver two tad iresses-oL 9
on sunday-schnol work and ono on lslpte
Society work, sssi S.. Z,
Tha Row. I,r. !. w. !: Caldwell, Of New
Orleans, preached Sunday at the secona
Presbyterian Church In the absence 4 O. Z.
DR., Cecil, pr. Caldwell VII also nteacn
tho Arst two Sundays IN AUGUST: i .,l. 1ls
the latter part Of august tho pulpit &, o. !
the second Church will be hlled spy ~ ,ne
ney. DIR, s. Mollroy, q Eolnhlnus, I ~
formerly secretary f the Ministers ise Z
lief Associnti inn In this city y
q w The Rov, ~ y, Walton, q AstIand,
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8 According to these tables, the teachers
Of Nfassachus sets are as vel l. paid rs per-
Ssons8in any other profession, when ut Is
considered that they Il are coupled only
nine months In the year. T here must
be some mistake, II can hardly be that;
tea chers 8in generalf1ear $3.50 q year.
when pr professors and tutors earn only
sg,s7s Much has been said OF late
about the poor pay OF teachers,
hut it appears from this table that the
teachers Of Massachusetts receive more;
than the average compensation Of men.
engaged in professional work It Is to be
presumed. however, that these figures re-.
fer to professors in colleges, private 4 tu l-@
tors and the like, land not 70 tea cheers IN
the public schools. s$ss But q teac hers
lswould earn .consid erably more than they
do II they could be employed nll q the
year round. and that is one of the prob
Ions OF the public school system. Teach each
ers In the public school Of Richmond
are employed a part OF FIVE days In the
week during nine months OF the year.
Most OF them would be only too glad 70
find employment during the vacation Pc Pc
Rod, and il they could do SO many would
yet along comfortably But when 70 man OF
family Is forced to take three months lltl'''
vacation during the year and receive no
co,npcnsa lion whatsoever during that pc
Rod, II is very hard for him to 1--we With
in his income, II n q, "a S a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
~ M A! ~, "a where our hero XVI


| Wa hurled 1,,t,, darkly Mt dend OF nighs.
Tie sods with our baycnets turning
By the struggling inoonbeati1s' misty zig ny
IN And the lantern 3dlnily turning 4 {.
IA useless conn enclosed his breust.
Not IN Sheet OF I'll STROUD we wound
HIN; l.l ySi 81 ,il K g..5
13ut ho iny like a warrior taking his rest
with his martial Cloak nroutid him.
Few ana short were tho prnye we said,
And wo spoke not Il word OF sorrow IVA
But we stcudfnsty gnEed on tho face or
IS3 tho dead, III n NJ Ak a 81 y IN IL sAB
And we bitterly thought Of tho morrow n Y y
Charles Wolfe was not born until t7et.
III Is impossible, therefore, that Laliy-
Toilenlal should have translated him.
Mr. Hall reaches the natural conclusion
that the boot Is accordingly on tho other
leg, and that the Etsllshtnan has pla-i
garzed the Frenchnan. #
u Learned writers have been wrcstl Hing with
the subject In the columns 81 the Evening
Post. however, and more light seems to-
10 triclsling through. one OF them says
that the same question was raised In
1897 by Francis Mahonys < Z" Father Prout")
and answered with similar unfavoratd e-3
ness to the Rev. Wolfe. Another corre.i
.spondent, however, takes quite "a different
stand. He strongly implies, In fact, that
the French poem Is q translat ion from
Wolfos original, dono by none other than
$Tnt,er Prout, with q view to turning q
little Joke on the one -poem parson. vi
# The consensus OF the evidence seeming
to support this contention, It IS known
that Father Prout translated Tho Last.
Rose5ot Summer into Greek and tin,
and then made q humorous attack on
Moore for borrowing from the ansientu
without scruple or acknowled gmcrt. III In
his own day these hoaxes were thorough
~ understood and no ono :was taken in
by thom. A later correspondent OF the
New York Evening Post points out that
IN 1874 d letter was discovered from Wolfet
containing the lines In his Hon ~ handwrl &
Ing ana Implying his own nut llorship.
4s No doubt. therefore, the charge o.
plagiarism IS without any real found tioh.
The Times Disna tcli trusts that this is
SO. Childish illusions are not shattered
without considerable. pain all round.
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% e., iN7l' Z. z. .. n Z. :.
The School Fund,

9 Tho Rockbridge County News has call !
fact that that county receives from the
general state fund for public school pur-
poses moro money than 1t pays in state
taxes for public school purposes. It's
original statement was that the county
paid into the treasurer's office in Rich
imond s4,e21.s2 and received $4,000 on
the school account.
a correspondent Of the News now tells
the editor that this statement does tho
county an injustice, i MS the News failed
to tnke into account;the capitation tax and
the railroad tax. But the news shows that.
cven granting these allowances. the bal-
fnnce is still in favor OF the county. It
says that the amount paid in on tho
{capitatlon tax account was $3.1G2. II and
that the State tax for schools ION rail-
road property In !; Rockbridge county IS
ls1,o4e 90, making tho tax on real and
personal property, railroads and capita
ton Yield the State fund $S.74s.43s against
:1osl3.41 received. 81; ssS5s
We hive long known that many OF the
counties in tho State receive from the
State more money for school purposes
than they pay into the fund, while the
richer counties and nearly. II not all, tho
cities pay in more thnn they. draw out.
We had. not supposed. however. that tho
rich county of Rockhridge was one OF
tho dclinquents. . A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
MINISTER ORDAINED. 81
Two Richmond Clergyn1seslnrl Take Take
Part in the Services.

Tho Rev. J. b T. Rtddick and INC rev re.
X r. s.. W. Mitchell OF 7;chrnoEd, te rved
I on the council assembled At Hard Y zen
\ for INA purpose OF Sordaining the Key.
8J w. Kenny to tho ministry $
Rev. Mr.. Riddick preached the sermon 81 o..
md delivered the charge. nt,l Dr. o. ltchI.-
eli offered the ordnining prayer ana pre- res.
scented the Bible. u u .gsss :, Y
MI, Kenny studied for several years az
Richmond College, where he was n otn NJ.
ncnt In all departments. and where !. no
mado many friends. Dotl, anloag /, ..ia
3venr in tho cltive mintstry. Mr.. Is 1nnyi
viii 70 10 tho aeminnry to coinplste MS
Theological ed ucu ton ri }g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
WANTS EMPLOYMENT.
Another Englishman on His Way
N. to Virginia. 81 ~. ~.

Mr., Thomas Bayes OF Denmark Road q, !
In the shire OF Northampton. England.
writes to the Agricultural Department
that no expects to sail for America on;
August 1st by the American Liner "Free-
land" lie Will sail from Liverpool, and
proceed to Virginia rs soon as no lands
+! In this country. l q IL
Tho letter Is written In very good style
md appears to DO from q man who Ia
much above the social status OF the
ordinary farm laboreF. Tho writer speaks
OF having heard Of Mr.. ISonor's work.
and says that he wants employment In
the Old Dominion, for which he Will be
glad OF any assistance, iJS i8 m Is AZ 3g35t aS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
THE NEED is GREAT;
l8a 8l5.-I THE GIFTS ARE SMAlL

N Tho leo MisslonE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ ~
thanks tho following collections from
the boxes: !, !, "a ii
Shepherd y. s 90. az
T. a.. Miller $500 1's ..
Times Diapn tcf1 - 20 70
Evening journal -, -. - y
EeEs NeWR-L Leader :. iA5 =.
II There Is much sickness and q greaL
demand for ice. and many weeks YET. !. 9. oI
hot weather; therefore. money y s ~
needed Contributions nre Ell reg ue g ~.
which may be placed In boxes o. tte.
placcs named above; Or may &c .se y, !. - -
Mrs. C. II. Boiling, No cog West .'r'1e''
Street. 4. I'll i5s4s W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

tractors In their8 owi, factories, the eght...
hour law cannot DO enforced The law
IN the main applies to the government rts
work, ~ work Oil government PROPERTY
Mr.. Gompers doubtiess the tins , has
come. u wiai, for tlatiy things. but even
Mr.. Roosevelt viii, we think, Hesitate u ~ (
before declaring that "shoes and slips
ana scaling wax, t,re necessarily govern
ttieiit wotks,3EA judicial Interpretation, T.
Iii order. ssg sss # s5 \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
STREET COMMITTEE ]! ]!
This Body Has Brief Session Tor
Routine Work

tTho Street committee heldF ita 61nont!llY
meeting yesterday afternoon beginning -
i Sconsid erablo hatch OF routine bust So
wns disposed OF and several new tiers
came up, but tho committee laid the
most OF these on the table for considera-
tion Mt future date.
THO Street Committee, like all tho other
colnmittees and like the Council Itself,
Is showing disposition to let all 4un-
finished or new business so over In an
unfinished state to the now Council ana
tho now committees, 5. s. Us II.
on any kind OF q pretcxt motions $Wero
made and carried to POSTPONE 1 ma tiers,
and ms a result the Street Commit tee did
very lit lie business yesterday nj ernoon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
I. HOSTETT'ER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

This little hint viii saye you much un7
necessary suffering, for It corrects all
stomach, Liver and Bowel Ills promptly,
and thus cures Poor Appetlts, Dyspepsla, !
/ Rlllpusness, costiysness, .|ndlasstlon,
Cramps. plarrhosa or Malaria, icy its 81
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Md. ia viii preach Mt the First 4, Freshly q
terrain Church during August. 5S ii s8 M &
Tho Rev. 81. Z. a :. i n C lucr preached
Sunday 81 at the Second I'resb yterla ~
Church In petersburg. 3fs
SS ssS Tho Rev, C. II; Myers, OF w illiamson
d. Is In tho city. He IS tho son on.
3in-lnw ii OF tho Rev. Dr. james rover
smith. 81 this city, and his wife Is with
Dr. ana Mrs. Smith OF Bel Air, Craig
county, Va. III ..5,i 8. :, Is.
4 4, Tho Rov. Graham g. Campbell, of
sBnrkcyille, Is in tho city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
..6lear. Water Not Yet.

rha scnroIty Of labor and tho unpre@
ooae m July wet wea thor spell. has rei-
tprded tho work on the set ting basin.
So 81. sd suys Superintendent Boiling, and IN
the meantime. the '',preeeaen, ...,, l NY
,a'. water that any city of like sizo
ma S, dignity ia the United States chewa
l,,,,nn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
Varieties OF Fruit
For the Home Orchard

4 odd OF the choicest varieties OF apples
pears ounces lie choice variety lets l'ls
are suggested for g, erries. p pc,
#IThis bulletin Is a comprehensive treat
ment OF tho variety question from q the
viewpoint OF tho homo needs. ana ~
should serve as a very useful guide n 70
those who template planting fruit Tor
family use, Tho numerous illustrations
add much, to tho appearance and value
OF tho bulletin. Sl5} i
FREQ copies can be secured by appiy inA
I 10 the Director OF the Virginia Agricul-
8tural Experiment Station. Bln cksburgs
Va. ne 5i9s8S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
Portrait 81 Major Sturdivant.

A valuable portrait OF tho late M 3, !,
Nat sturdyant, commander o. s ~, Va
wants Battery IN t,e c eras y. on Broad
Street. IN. ,,,dar and
Il q a. fine h9 work Of art. It was given pys
Of thIa CITY, Major sturdiyant's law part ''
II i oirered sale because t - o os y:
gentlewonnan ~ y ETeas y, nee Court - ~
money 1t Is richly W ~ liz, -, y
its historic and prtlstsc y w 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
The Last Phase,

They thought Ia humble her y. y, J, !.
oiiyerybody1 tLey declared, severely ''knpws
very well how old you are. r =, Il ~ A.. 4
But the woman did not wing IN ne con- !,
ncr, y. 4 i, ~. !.
They know ysry VOL 90 hsXY Mel y. wh h
crushing retort,r-puck Il u;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
The Fight in / owa.

A review OF the political situation Ii,
Iowa was recently printed In these col
umns. It was pointed out that there
were two strong factions In the Repub-
lican party. one headed BY Governor
cunmins. the tariff reformer, and tho
other by Mr. Perkins, the atand-patter,
Tho convention will meet on Wednesday,
to nominate candidate for Governor,
md a lively fight Is predicted. IN Each side
will enter into q fierce struggle Il to cap
ture the organization, and It Is said that
II the Cummns faction wins. BY methods
proposed. there will DO q bolt and Per-
ltins viii run as an Independent. In that
event the Democrats would have n good
chance to elect their cand date, The anti
Cummins people say that Cummins's do
animation now means that the next Rc-
publican delegation from Iowa will be
Popullst, not Republican; the Cumn1ina
people say that II Cummins loses now,
tho next national delegation will be anti
Roosevelt, pro-corporatton. and reaction!
airy. tx 4. H "A isSi II sS
Iowa Will be al interesting field 70.
observation In the coming campaign.
y = u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
4; Ihy,,, 7o- Z. Da .
III Elep.y, 81, Z d Dying Glory.
,fs.Aifred Austin Ii no longer the ssor
is$l 81 poet Iii England 81

St''.,Aifred Austin IL no longer The worst
Fi IS n poet III f1tiglahd, |" ID
II hoe ieati Ia oil poetics such as t,oble E
poets sang, y AZ 6sE 4sl si 4 iS3
II ha's Slipping down the ladder f'ult Jung
ri BY fuiig, g III ~ S.
wig, liz very worst q this that no lt'
doesn't give a iihiig, MA 5
Cause no made reputation very very
55 young. n III IN IA -. y sEl,
what's The matter, Nj. i Kipling7
Have you maybe started tipplins--.
Say, imbibifg OF hashecshihg ot, tho sly7
Otherwisely, why tho divel6 q n y a AZ
M 81 DO YOU pcrpetrate such ,drlvel W sgi
AS has seldom met tho writer dark blue
asS.g cye7 \. q RI II ~ "a
WHAT'S become of MI the talent that on 1tr's
8 fiowered like the rose 2. 81 II u
How we greeted It witt, " ot1d dol and and
1vha,, ~'sh become ,SS IL i ,ru.sy Vuszy,.'''
'uutEa Din ana al q those
IS witch YOU gave us when d. n marvel
lousest boy7'' Vi (. d,
Has the write. hand lost It's cunning, has ms
tho scepter passed away .
or do verse ana ropagat1dlatl 70 fail 70 70
mix Z Il M AS III Il fll i 3s 81 5
DON'T you know We liked you better ore re I
that most unhappy day
u When; your muse began TO sing for
81 Il A. politics q Il ils
what's tho matter, Mr.. 1klpilng1
;gsF Don't YOU 500 tho Writer'S rippling
no 4 the oarslnet who are leaving \ you
Nh behind? II 5fS 5Si 9st II IN 8s &;
- II your muse Is contumclious
sSafs( AS che may boy and rebcllious.l
Won't you kindly spank tho wenctls and
make her mind . !, y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
Il. New Catholic School,

ING corner-stone Of a new CatEnlldE
school was laid at Falls Church. Na',s
Sunday. when ;5Risliop Van do Yyyer Y " 90 90
The school viii be conducted by the
sisters az The Perpetual Alteration On
4 iderl not before represented IN aduca'l
tional work IN Virginia, 4. ss8,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
The Pay Of Teachers.

The Massachusetts Labor Bureau has
recently gathered Interesting statistics on
the earnings, expenditures and savings Of
the professional and commercial classes .st't'
In that state. "a Il
The following nre figures for the
professional and commercial classes:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
DO YOU REALIZE

the great risk you are taking III LOWING
tho stomach to become weak and tho
bowels constIpated? Serious sickness II
always sllro to fol!ow, 90 wise " s' y y
ana colnmenco taking N 49, t.slN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
Mr.. SBristow to Be Candidate

MT.A BrlstOW TO BE a Candldate,,7
4 Mr.. .I2. 81. Brlstow. postmasters at Y r.
hanna, Is being prominently mentioned
as a possible Republican cand date for
Congress against the Incumbent Mr..
William A, Jones, 9l55
Mr., Rrlstow is q brother Of tho late
Mr.. j I, a. I,rlstoW, who was q }melnhhp
OF tho Constitutional Convention, ana IS
well known In his county, s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
What is the Eight-Hour Day2

w HoI ~ SAaS - ASSTA = = ~ 10y -,
What does President Roosevelt's eight
hour order mean, and how far does 1t
go2 j t.,5,s
by the terms Of the law OF 1902 "the
service and employment Of MI lahorers
and mechanics who are now or .who may
hereafter DO employed by the govern
mont Of the United States, BY tho Dis
strct OF Columbia, or any contractor or
aub-aontractor upon any OF the public
works" etc, shall be LIMITED and re-
strlcted'' TO eight hours per day, a penalty
being provided for infraction of the law.
But what are public worksf
The BOSTON Advertiser is author.>A for
the statement that except on structural
work. ON government property, such, as
the construction Of q Federal building,
tho law cannot be applied generally to
contractors. On tho construction OF n
battleship In tho yards OF n contractor
for example, the eight-hour law does not
apply. Nor would II apply to the con-
structlon Of q Aoatng dry dock to be
delivered TO tho government. later, on ap-
proyal. Whatever might be the Wish Of
ths President, the court rulings OIL such
cases arc 30 abundant as to leave the
administration no power to rule other
Wise. Tie precedents make It plain that
no court would uphold the attempt to
enforce the eight-hour law on the cons
tractors.
Similarly on contracts for gloves. shoes.
clothing, supplies, made outside by con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

The Clnrksvle Star has Just celebrated 7!1l rat
it's first birthday anniversary, and enters
upon its second year with bright pros pros
poets. Tho " Timcs-D Dispatch offers con- cor
1gratulatlons. 4 e, I'LL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

ss H. NJ. u Edward and wife will probably badly
come to this country ero long, n order
to return the recent calls Of their valued
friends. W.. Bryan and wife and Alice g
Longworth and husband. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

we confess to doubt, nevertheless Y, less
as " to whether the three Mrs, Abd lei 81
Kabers nre on suflc lently friendly terms
to share Their gum Arabic together.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

Mr.. Add eli Kaber sees no reason sol why WI
he should be Gorkied, however. plurality
being regular feature Of the Ara bian
Knights Entertainment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

One OF the most Interesting things
about the. 81 ockefeler family y that they
are usually doing something on tho IN IN
cognito plan:S 8 ~. 5s5i5 Il s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
Chairman, Plan and scope Committee

Tho attention Of tho osteomed VIZ.
ginian- pilot IL called TO the fact TINT
tho Corporation Commission regards it-
self "a d court. ana feels tlat IL is iul.y
conipetent 70 pass upon INC g, cons...u.
tfonality Of an net Of the IeBlsa
Times Dispatch. 81 \. y,
Yes & and tho frog IN the fable inflated "a
himself III the effort to be as big ns tho q
Bull, wifi the result that he busted a.
fVirginian- Pilot. " lsi35 I'd
Yet u the Lynchburg News lands hands the
commission q hot one for ducking, do tlt g
Ing ana sile-atepping. in failing to say
whether or not any act which the Iegis-
laturc might pass in the direction Of rate e'
making Is constitutional. The doctors
are very far apart. III i. II If 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

we'll at least these are thoroughbred
dog-days. Si %a "
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There Are Others ]! !.
why shoul, tho Split * mortal sc

why should tho spirit % mortal ts &c 20
proud 9s ,ss 4 58 y " sls5l 81
The riu,es. dispatch has the honor Z. \ o. to
acknowledge Tho following ssteetI,cd CONS
sfnunicationst .YS {. VI 8BSi
4 HeadqUaftSrs Bryan Recertioti Under
Auspices Commercial Travellers Anti y NJ.
Trust lengtie, Room 1Oo H 1l ,Evl e,
tosia. broadway and Twenty vettl,
street, New Y oris: q II u. VI D. vs. !,
Edttors II The Tltnes-Dl spatcf Richmond rg
ss sir,Ai nave a the honor 70 inform you
that &c Z meeting OF the Plan and scope
4 COMMITTEES 10 arrange for g receptionB 20
tho Hon. William Jennings Bryan. . you
were appointed member Of the CONS
nittee o. Reception, OF which Governor l1sE
Folk, of Missouri is tho chairman.
N; y sss - i isa-a' LEWIS NIX ON,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
Despite the heavy water fall lately, the
Panama Canal is not reported rising
!. Swithln rcigns. II

But the James Is mudslinglng again,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31

There's something revolving about the
old town Of Poltava tonight. The se ''1sl
regiment. II KS M tt N n