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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
McCabe and Iohn Smith.

Editor of Tho Times Dispatch.
Sir Saturday. ~ London. publishes q
long letter from William Gordon McCaDe
tie author and educator OF Richmond.
We. demolishing General Baden-Poweirs
claim 10 be "a descendant OF Captain John
smith
The day before ne went 20 South Africa.
where he found fresh distinction at Mafe-
King General Baden-P0wel sent a bust
90 John smith of his own compost tlon to
Judge Marger who subsequently, pre-
scented Il To the State Of Nirgnia.
In letter accompanying the bust, Cen
cral Baden Powell claimed Captain Smith
as an ancestor. stating that II had been
ascerttincd that Smith married while in
America His grandson. Benjamin lived
in New Jersey and died IN 1863 Henja-
MINIS son. Joseph. came 20 England. mar
ried. and was the father of General
Baden PowcIl's grandfather Admiral W
TT Smvth whose daughter was General
Baden Powcil's mother
The general further stated that this
branded the Smyth family as entitled BY
tho Herald's College to bear the arms Of
John Smith-three Turks heads. etc Tho
general reiterated this claim at a recent
luncheon Of the jamestown Tercentenary
Commission OF which MI McCabe Is a
member. The latter ridicules the idea Of
Captain Smith having "a grandson named
benjamin living in the State OF New
jersey one hundred and sixty years after
the grandfather had sailed from Virginia
forever
Tie has evidence to prove that Captain
Smith never married either in America
or England and challenges the College
OF Heralds "a show the night to grant the
use Of Smiths arms to General Baderf-
Powell
CAsIMIR 6. MANKOwsKI.
New York CITY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Rhymes for To-Day
The Fan Filtration, Michigan
Styie


Style.
"a Michigan girl shot a man and shortly
aiter"ard married him)
y ii. was i man ia Michigan.
And beautcous maid was she.
And Tn frank To teil that she liked
me well:
Twas. in short, too plain 90 see
That shed no other plan cas- the Poe line
THAN to love and h. loved by me"
So in shy demur remarked 20 her:
IT Amt marryin' man.
And she cried: Great Day, You don I
know the way
Wo do here IN Michigan
And she gave such look that I bashfuliy
took
To my nimb'e heels aud ran
But her deft lasso soon laid me low.
And bitterly bit tho dust:
And beating my head with nor stick. she
said:
you'll marry mo now. = trust3"
And hoping lied. 7 calmly replied:
Why I s'pOse L Will it Z must"
When she loosened my neck upped.
And sprinted away With laugh.
But alas for my roar, tt was prema-
ture-
She wasn't yet done by half:
Tar. FAR down the piNe-oh. 7 felt some
thing strike
IN the veaiiest pa-t ~ my calf.
SO plunged TO the earth as price Of my
mlrth,
And chewcd the sol with pout.
And ] watched her come. with tho gun
on her thumb
The lovngost lady about:
And I heard her say in tho charrinEest
way.
Shall the wedding balls soon ing out?"
We.l-so was wed with a cloth on my
head
(Sing no. what the iagsard-love getsD-
Ana l amt one to kick how she done ne
the trick:
But I'll name you this for your bets.
That YOUR bachelor beau hasn't got any
show
With them Michlsan g.ri coouettez.
IT, s H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
AppreciatiOn.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch.
Sri want 70 thank you for Sunday 3
edition Of The Times Dispatch. which has
nled me with emotions which have no
words 20 express.
To show my appreciation, / herewith
enclose a list Of names of my nephsws
and nieces. who arc sons and daughters
OF Confederate soldiers who have passed
over the river. and who. being widely
scattered. may not sec this proud tribute
10 Our Confederate chieftain. but who. I
feel assured. will treasure II as a rich
heritage RICHARD Y. GAINES.
Mosslngford, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Voice of the People
WIN lac Confederacy Failed.


Editor " The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-n the excellent address OF last
saturday az Lexington by Hon Charles
Francis Adams ON the occasion OF the
celebration Of the one-hundredth ami
vcrsary of tho birth ot General Lee. the
fact-well known AT the South-that the
surrender of the Army OF Northern viz
ginia and The disastrous ending OF the
war ~ lN6i-5 were due TO tho complete
exhaustion % the material resources %
tho Confederate States. has been pre-
sented dearly and frankly as never be-
fore from a Northern source. our phase
OF this condition OF exhaustion has never.
AS far as know, been noticed with
proper recognition Of its Importance
namely, the wor0-out state - tho rail
roads and railroad equipment % The en-
tire south In TIE spring % 1865. The
rails OF branch lines end sidings had
been taken mp 20 rcpaiF Tho principal
tracks. locomotives nad beon built out
of much worn but sim Nsahle parts ~
Ola engines. passcnEer and freight cars
Cine latter largely used Cor the con
rovancc of trCoDs) hail been PATCHED to-
gether out Of the debris OF wrecks. until
pretty nearly 'the limit % possibility Coz
such worf had been reached.
The shrinking resources Of home MA
chine works and Of importation from
abroad through the blockade were 90
necessity more and more concon ira ed
upon The supply 81 ordnance material
ard munitions. although railroad mana
gers got soma. but wholly Inadequate
help. from these sources.
To those who had any personal knoVl-
edge % this state ~ things the opinion
VIII not seem eVtravsgant that. even
bad 81 been possible FOR the armies fn
rho field 20 hold their ground for six
months longer tho end must have come
from sheer inability TO move men. food
and war material
on FIELD as extensive as that 81 the
Confederate struggle for existence rail
roads were Indispensable. In the words
of General Gordon OF his OLD corps al
Aproriattox. they had been fought 20 a
f-slzzle' j. w MALLET
University OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
The Early Closing Ordinance.

Editor Of The Times Dispatch.
Sir.-Sonetimcs seeming victory
PROVES in reality n defeat and upon oc-
casion has eventuated in signal rout
of tho victors. The TOO dominant saloon
sentiment % Richmond probably reached
its high-watcr mark early this morning
when the Board Of Aldermen SO amend
ed Tire liberal earlv-ciosing ordinance as
60 provide an Indulgence. i'm honor Of
the jamestown Exposition period. IL is
not now a question ~ tho intention that
actuated the majority Of members OF tho
Honorable Roard-and ! certainly do not
herein impugn their fnouVes-but tho
rather one ~ use and erect ! avn
greatly deceived Z those who favor the
original ordinance. regardless % honest
differing opinions as 10 prohibition. total
abstinence and what not do not now
rally on % common ground OF vigorous
and untediy determined protest against
this dty's advertising Il special dispen-
sation fer designations opportunities GA
connection with the jamestown Exposi-
fion II is well that tile tercentenary
celebration 0f the planting % civilization
upon our shores las some monuments
Of commendahle Cndeavor and achieve
mert 90 somewhat divert the popular
mind from the unpleasant reelection upon
the homage paid the god Of wine. To
practically invite. by special legislation.
the visit 20 Our city ~ those Who "tarry
long 20 the wine" = the limit ~ the
saloons defiant attitude towards Rich
wond's fast crystsuizing Temperance sem
timcnt The action % the Board this
morning should certainly be arrested. and
t. VIII le entirely in order FOR an hour
or two OF the liberal ordinance that has
now been attacked 10 be cut ont and me
closing hour be made 20 much earlier
sautarv rebuNe Let's 'all together
90 defeat tie amendment
w. NJ BICKERS
n --L,-orl "a LaruarA 1s lan-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Alexander and Diogenes.

Alexander approached jauntiiy. That
was his way. He had all sorts OF nerve.
s'pdogense, old buck" auoth he. how
much Will you take to be my guide, phil
Osopher and friendr
kindly ssiddoo"' snarled Diogenes-
..I'vo been a guyed philosopher too long
10 be anybody's friend VIII you chase
yourself out OF my Hight. or shall I call
an oficer?" And that was AL there was
to iG-Puck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
CAPTURE WILKIE.
Negro Sentenced to Be Hanged
February 2Ist Is Caught.

GATE CITY. VA, January 24-Wcsiay
Wflkie. the negro sentenced to hans here
February 21st for the murder OF another
negro, and who broke Jail here the night
OF December Goth. was to-day recapture1
at salisbury. s. O. The reward for his
apprehension is $40. Sheriff Broadwater
Will go after him at once Before his
escape an ouort was on foot to have his
sentence commutcd to life imprisonment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
DIDN'T HAVE THE CHANGE
Two Men Go to Jail Because
Unable to Paw Fine.

CHATHAM. VA. January 4.-Ira JET
fcrson and William Johnson Monday night
were arrested and lodged ia jail here OF
tine charge OF holding up and threatening
Agent Roach Of the Southern Railway.
az Whites station. five miles north on
this place They were given preliminary
bearing before Justice Hurt Tuesday.
jefferson was nned SIS and cost; Johnson
SO and cost. in default Of which both
were remanded 60 jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

senator Tiuman generously agreed 70
withhold his funny speech from tho Re
cord. but IL has served its purpose. L
has been published in the newspapers. ana
has gwen the Tnlmsn show more adver-
usement. But e should not be kept out
%: the Record 70 should be preserved IN
Official form and handed down as n rich
specimen or Mr. Tilman's bunoonery.
And IL should hy all means be accom-
panied by Senator Carmack's retort.
which was so sharp pointed and forceful
chat II must have penetrated and stuns
even thu tough covering OF tho Senator
FROM South Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
COMMENT OF VIRGINIA EDITORS.


lnere aye times when purse strings are
Ik-lrnrA when there 10 propose 90 OF a
p.y-'. +iHra calling FOR contributions Men
. tI val. or fH@ir laSt contributions. OF the
1tltlf" "t IFS and the other project and
lli 'ttso 90 paw money for further plans
"hl'A tnr Soy viii not bring money To-
i'rif g. ff'r There are some of these men
10 u0 i'."t Ir every community. iust as
.'." r'. small potatoes in every hill Buf
fN f'.- ..lglflou becomes general. when
t'N Pr .u the community LAS rig
'' .Nnh slight return for the benent
sn1 f.. url-. -rify which the1 enjoyed rr-
.- f.N- -. iIsrhargo one " their plain
f.f c..-f art when the number Of such
men rr-nmes -o great rs 20 threaten the
e+tefas NJ fhe I.ovcmcnt ia the public inter
"rt faat .lr.. zion Is an evidence Of q ape-
'..f Nf Nr rot which. IL not speedily re-
n't0 land the community in the
lllnlne- Ii Il a. e,- ARD ---I.oulsa EnIernrlsc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Some weeks ago We published in our local
columns 900 article to the effect that the
Department or Agriculture were engaged ia
making careful experiments Of corn-stalks
az "a producer Of alcohol. the success OF
rAi"a exceeded all expectations. They have
orfe.nDfI tho fact that not only corn
t'H.E.. NHf cnru-cobs. were destined 20 De
~ siderable commercial value
.|ftf FAperiments have proven that tho
large Quantities OF corn-cobs which 90 to
nafi. e.rrF year. can be made to produce
alcohol Iu Sufficient quantities 70 Justify the
o-r. t'r ~ distilllng plant In connection
"If. corn cauncry.--Scottsville Enterprise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Might Be Busted

Dudley has an automobile. hasn't he."
-I don't know "
WHY. I thought 500 told me Won saw
him with one ycsterfa.
Yes. but that Yves yesterday ."- Philadcl-
Yhi1 Press
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Baleys Case

Surprise has been expressed by some that
% nNrH noise should have been made over
ta.rf Ntflc indiscretiOn. when much great
~ Offenders have gotten on lightly.
Inst- Is this difference as "a Bailey
't''''H senator's have heretofore oeen poor
f4s.. a rule out clean OF eN-
"fNfIlrnIIv high character. When one from
Ha.n collect ton commits a breach OF pro
l.IrfF if attracts more attention. and calls
forth FItater cutlery from his constituents
fNaH Sol fhe case Of Senator from such q
rfafr aH Pennsylvania, for instance, where
lar been The rule FOR Senators TO re-
. fNe time under "a cloud.
Hr Bailey. tho case now stands. has
ren1rred himself unit 10 represent south
'.I r'Huuuity 800 che United states Senate
-ia44tya D.1Ratch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Note the pistlnot-ar.

And this" said ,ae Tlbatan guide. els
one % Qur prayinr machines
How iguorarfiN leatnerfsht" exclaimed
Mrs Glohe--'rotrer
AND no vo- NOT go your praying by ma
chinese"
Indeed. r. we have preacher 20 do
r. for uS Gland Leader
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Prince of Pilsen.'


Prince of PilSer,
At the Acadeuv ~ Music ,o--.-A. 49,,
saturday. matinee and night tb. ,lno-
ful "familiars' OF '.rhe prince 80 pa
sen" VIII be heard in Trerr, II g.
ages presentation % this ,.o-.,fs, tst~
lev and Iufsr's work -g-t- $50. =,
its many song >its s,,ch a.. ..--,.- =.
sage az the viots- .. ..7-i -
So, She'll ...rfo e+,t
rvvinpir, Ioie,ii,.-., 80. ...,., |
of Ar,erfo,, ft.t.7 b.. vac '..N
smoke. ANA ottc,. ,... ~ '-'
r..e,.,,-. d., .,.t-., va "i large
r.~tt.. Co. "e "a iN9+i"h p'P--
t...f,... N-''.'''ii'- FRANK
.. - t'-'- nave more -
IMAM Asiaiy attach
'" " 'NlH N4he. and Plstave
b q. '"'.if h.-rInonles retain tAe.r
"e-pit- frequent iteration 'Ile
i'"''" or ft.-rn is being played hv ore
company only. and its roster bears ta.
names " Jess Dandy. George Lydecker.
Sears Siore-. Robert o'Courer. T. Hav-
drn-'larenoor. Potter Swift Ila Stan
hope. Albertiue Benson. Jcanrot,. Bag
card. Helena HD.m0~r. Marie welsh AVID
others Manager -nraao.- skin 4rd
Judgment lu cnectiue the alliance .e
vocal excellence and ro,a Looks lr chlorine
cQutnEeuts arc strlklr.,i,- eyer.nIf.s 81,
this orgaufzatfor -rhr r~e-r. .-t 1891
tune arress.-f.s ara ,,- and .t
s,rrraon, IVORY b. ~, .........-..s 80
pnostr. viii Dos "a ratl..-fr. ..tt....,.. ~,
tina nroiuc,to, va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

have their way they will destroy tho
principle ~ local soif-governmonL individ-
ual responsibility. mainly self-reiiance and
every other fundamental Of democracy.
Democracy IS dynamic force. II regu-
iatcs from within. and not from without.
The plan to group the institutions OF
higher learning in Richmond. someuha
after the oxford system. is a most at
tracuve one. Each institution would
have its independent existence and CON
troi would be IN a measure segregated.
and have ample grounds about il. The
advantage in having these diverse in
situations closely associated arc too
patent 90 need amplihcauon.
d would De soOd for Richmond and
gooi for tho state IL such a collocation
ami coiiahora ton Of educational insutu-
lions could he enected--Staunton Dis
patch.
A great university cannot be built in
a day. But we have the nucleus We
heve n substantial foundation. and the
saporstructu1c viii be- built The natural
obstructive forces axe So strong that
they cannot he restrained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
People Seen in
Public Places

Hon. James Lyons Taliaferro. mem
Der o: the House OF Delegates from
Gloucester county. 10 at the Richmond.
and when seen IN the lobby last night
~ impaired some very interesting lu-
formation concerning his section OF TIE
state
Mr. Taliaserro said he was here
mainly 10 take a hand in tho selection
OF school superintendent for his
county. and when asked which % the
numerous candidates was his favorite
he replied:
Il am not committed 20 any ono o.
them. only wish 10 sec a man chosen
who IL NJ FOR tbs place"
What - this We hear about the prob
ability o. your not standing for the
House Of Delegates again. but being e.
candidate for Commemorative Attor-
ney this year. the lawuaker Was asked.
II have already determined that mat
ter. and am In tho race FOR the latte~
once" he said IT Is very pleasant 90
be up here. but from a pecuniary point
OF view ! can ill afford il. and shall
therefore. not be a candidate Tor re-
election"
Who will probably come. them
II have not the slightest doubt but
that Hon. J. \. Stubs will be the man
l understand he will run. sud no ms.
IN Gloucester can bear him"
This will probably mean n clear field
for Senator J. b. Sears for recollection
from the Thirty ninth District. viii IL
notT'
Not by any means. Hon C. T T
Lane, the present House member from
Mathews. will oppose him. and am
quite certain he will be elected
From the talk o. MI Talaferro lt
would seem that the factionai lines are
stih sharply drawn I'm the Thirty-nirth
District and thar II Senator Sears and
M. Lane shall both enter the lists this
summer strenuous fight may he ex-
pected.
Former state Senator j. Cioyd Bvars.
OF Bristol City is az The Richmond ou
his way home from a business trip u
Norfolk
A number of changes and improvements
arc being made at NJrphy's Hotel r. con-
nection with the dining-roou and One.
Heretofore there have been two doors
leading from the lobby into the dining
room.
The one to the left is being closed up.
and the space hitherto occupied by tie
vest'hule on this side and the baggage
room will be Used for house telephone
exchange. which viii be shortly installed.
The only entrance 10 the cafe from the
lobby will De b. the rgh-iund door
Another charge is that the orchestra.
which now sits on tie main floor % the
dininE-roOm. viii be placed IN sort %
balcony. which is being constructed over
what was formerly the left entrance.
Manager Disney said last night that an
tho work would be completed by TO-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Hungry usa, -I q be obliged 20 ver. lady.
fOr meal
Airs Brig Ahf you re- ore OF these q
ter dinner srraS--sf
Hungry HANK Not exactly. lady. o.
wouldn't be- 81 hungry. J aln't even got so
much as chestnut about me '--IhiaGelrf ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Among the Yirginisns OF prominence
who are registered at Murphy's are Hon
J. y. Stubs. Of Gloucester; Judge Clag-
eett B. Jones. Of King and Queen. and
Hon. Paul McRae. member OF the House
Of Delegates from Cumberland and Rock
ingham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

M. Robert S. Fdves. formerly a prac-
ticing attorney OF Manchester. but now
a resident of Gloucester county, is in the
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

FRIDAY JANUARY - -.t-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Hon. Samuel l. Kelley. Of this city.
VINO has been to Nashville TO interest
the Legislature Of Tennessee IN making
an appropriation for the jamestown Expo
sltion. Is back. and IS much pleased with
the outlook for success
Il think the chances are that Tennessee
will do the handsome thing by the expo
siuOn." said Mr.. Kelley. when seen last
night. The matter has been talked "a
great deal and the sentiment OK tile peo-
pie OF that State favors making All ap-
preparation. 7 shall return 20 Nashville
within the next three days, as ] nave an
appointment to make an address on the
subject OF the exposition before a Joint
caucus Of the two bodies Monday night D."
Later on. Mr.. Kelley Will 20 TO Mont
gomery, Ala, on a similar mission.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Acadcmy-"The Prince OF Pilsen."
Bijou-"D Down the Pike
bostoc Wild Animal Show.
lakewood Rink.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Nj George J.. Hart % Roanoke Who
geographically reported tho proceedings
Of toe last session Of The schoolbook in-
Ne7tigaung committee. tells - an inter
esung lie NJ in connection with the
transcript o. evidence I'm the case. Chair
man Byrd directed Mr. Hart 70 deliver "A
copy OF that portion % the evidence which
referred 10 Mr.. j. F. Kennedy 10 the
Librarian. and i'm some manner tile fourth
copy was mislaid When he arrived here
the other DAY SIR kennedy asked him
for II. lie thought ne would have no
trouble IN procuring for the Librarian the
copy Of Hon. Edwin p. Cox. the member
Of the committee from Richmond which
he had shipped Mr. cox 10y express from
Roanoke
To his surprise and chagrin. however
when ne approached MI Cox on the sub
ject, he found that his copy was among
the undelivered freight in The express Of
flee when the fire occurred "Wednesday
morning. and that along with "a lot OF
other stun similarly situated, il went up
IN smoke.
There Is nothing left 10 do but 10 let
Mr.. Kennedy have access To either the
copy OF Chairman Byrd or that of Sena-
tor Strobe and. Of course. This will De
done, as Il is necessary and proper that
he should see the evidence. and an the
members and the stenographer wish him
10 do so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

We are gratined TO learn that EN-
peror Meueik IS now pushing TO com
plrtion the railway between Jf5utu and
Adds Aoeba. The Emperor's previous
slvtAi a-ness I'M the premises has been
subject ~ deep resentment among the
other great powers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Senator Carurtck distinctly insinuates
that ColleaEue Ttlmau has "a groveling
controveraltl faculty Possibly this is the
most elegant description OF a pltchfork
Scr on record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

What kind OF testimonial could Alfred
AUSTIN e.>e 10 the New York Mail poet
WHO rhymes -scrrice' and nervous o
Service ~ that kind is not nervous. II
is merely nerty eh. AlIed2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

that they bee disprovoa. The Investigation
ought '> an means TO Joe made and I'm a
spirit OF friendiiuess ana exact Justice.
.
We are gritned TO learn that Em-
peror Meneiik Is now nusn,nv ~ cr,-
Addls Absha $50 re Jyr 49,. 1''u.l and
.I,frr..r..ss. .,, 80 p,eNlous
subiec, ~ dr. rslc,rr,sr+ -. "a
other great roy,er-.
"
Austin c'l. IN ,h.. Nm, Ta-,, ~ ~,
,.., ,t,-,e ..sl~,l,... n+ -. -
Service. ~ fhat kf,4 b.. ,,o, ,,.,,.,,.s ?,
is merely ner,-,. eh Alfro5o
"
.. imam DlIIoon-
'''' So 'i's 't1
Nd "''' UNDERSTANDS DETER
,i,. 49,. ''" ~ a
1''
1.',,..,- oiS',i''''y inS.i yates
...., o. -. p, 'as q = oE''..'e
- 'I''S = we
49, 80 ''-0' % H-'0"-O'F-
u Sir sy,e-tenba-, continues ,.,s CIV
,fc. as Governor ~ Jamaica. il yru b.,
dmcait to eseap. the conclusion that mar
kind ~ Governor is good enough Tor Old
Dramatist Arthur Pinrro Is going
afoaaa complaining that tho modern plays
are 100 much over-d-essed. Comstook is
oar
-
"7lsA. 10y '"l s-'ing p non
rao.e auto, O.. e, '.re seems ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Undoubtedly Mr.. Humans bunoon-
cries help 90 swel the gate-receipts at
his lectures So ono understands better
than the senator how % mountebank a
big balance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Drawatist Arthur P.nero Is going
aioanl complaining that tho modern plays
are TOO much over-d-essed. ComstocN is
going 10 catch Ariy 10 De doesn't watch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Nj IT ". Fugate Of Lebanon Russell
county is at the Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Mr. Geo Lindsay one of the assistant
clerks OF the Senate. and prominent
Democratic politician Of Norfolk county.
is IN the city. and is stopping at Muir
phys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Blanche Walsh. 10y iureuting nom
r.acturabie automobile tire. seems to
deserve -ouething ln The way OF a box
ot bon-bors from the Anl-Profanity