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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
SOUTH BOSTON

ts'AF'--s I'D iir -al.-s- ifltra-Nl
SOUTH BOSTON, Va. January --
ells9es L-.a iAoinas. Marion smith,
-nh-d te-"rh anu ar thornton Abbott.
A"i'' '-..' are -H-iiiaefs az a delightful
~ ~ i~i'y az lNe nome ot Miss Saille
- = =" sc" ,- - --DeiE E. Us The
-. F.r...f.- 20 ''-'- reg FioHn
-, 100 - ---1--S "i d NUMBER o.
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g. ,.t.f-..s ~ -. 80. -'~---' ~
H.. Tsr-.. 49, -. r,...., 1'..s ~eeA.
AZ. 60. -. me- "lt' ana
- e' eo'-iil' o- DufhaIn. ana Miss
>'-'.e Am or Cn,-i iottes lille. We're
go e-.9.S u Nl'. 8il AlIs. H. g. Ingram
-'st we
NeF. J- N- owens and wife. OF Lynch
h-rs. are visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. g.. l..
Faulkner
professor OTIS 81 clarke 80 r,.,..,o-,
f7i~b eobo~r ,-ts-.-, 81
r. aus i''''''-'' MIS- a
'.''9 week.
Mrs john Walker, OF Iynclhurg &,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs steb-
bins. this week.
Mr. Fre,f D. V.,.- 10. -r,.s .
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what Us curiously enough q product Of
Catholicism convinced and militant anti
cirrleai.sm.
TWO forces actnE under the anti-clori-
calls are the HuguenOts and tho Jews.
There exists fn France small. bar very
Influential body OF Huguenots number
ing some two per cent. only ~ tile popu-
lation. but forming something like twenty
per cent of the wcil-to-do oi.-
some % tle NOSE important centres ga
French hfe. These men have swarned
500 tHe Eberm professions ever ..rr. .l-
Aledilis. and though their original con
fession has weakened 90 less tlnn ro'h-
ing. yct whether they call themselves
Sa2atior and talk milk and water about
81 Francis OF Plchon and say nr -
about tleir religion. or Nouod. or Bcc1us
they are au united in one common hatred
%, tie Catholic Church.
The Jewish Opposition 70 Rome
or the Jewish body g. is less easy g.
speak. The French Jews are very
small and an exceedingly wealthy bod..
They have NOT the same power over
French finance that English Jews have
over English finance. and they have FAR
less secret power over the government OF
France than the members OF their race
possess over that ~ other European peo-
pcs lutellert paIr. it Ia probable that
these men ln their heart OF hearts doe
si'ife Catholicism less than they despise
"rr other mode ~ European thought.
lnfir intellcuts one simple. direct. and
energetic ana their emotions strong. q lose-
i.al ana exalted system therefore appeals
To theia. The jew as nomad and "a
cosmopolitan and ar allen citizen 60 whom
% furious local patriotism iuust always
ne dangerous began 90 side against t..
catholic Church rs tle latter sided with
hatvneI tradition. Die did not DO so
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h lacking in Intelligence ana .r-
nciency. Hardly any condition
could have been better calculated To- proc
mote harbarism and pauperism than tne
system OK segregation. first adopted as
police measure. and continued from
,-i guided motives or paternahsm- That
'Aey nave not been utterly ruined hy 10
N7 l'-''t 'of inc inherent stirdinoes
t'eI IN 'ie Norm American ln-
''7 o.t poii'f. l-e lNl-'a was a
-.,.--.. .-.'- ~ ,o.i'lc a' o'i'a-|- ne was
-. 90 ~ e-'.u we veg nis' l.'"
~ e,i,s..,,,,. r'.- .,.-s
.--i,s~ Vie ,.r. 49,. -.'.-.,.'. '.'t '.'
o,-,rscrib,d IN The -ee- 1r-.,f W., 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Timely Texts

Nau can laugh at tine lightning WHOM
You hear JOY singing I'm the storm
The glitter OF gold can't blaze the way
10 heaven. That's where the angels hang
out the stars from the signal lights
The man that can shout hallclulah over
a crust Of bread isn't going the rounds
promiscuously. Tho dime museums COLI
Jared him long ago.-Atanta Constitu-
ton.
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What Viii Happen?

One 20 two things will happen. Either
fhe law viii be put into FUN operation.
iu which case the struggle between
Catholicism and its enemies which is
pending thro lgho1t the world has open
cd Tho hght Will not be confined 10
France for more than = very short D.
riod. The second alternative IS that the
antI-clericai weakened as he is bv years
~ parliamentary intrigue and % what
s. called representative government
Nhau which nothing more destroys judy
ment and moral hbrel. has mistaken the
moment IN that case though perhaps
the antl-cierical is not finally defeated. Dice
las Erievously failed in ruanoeuvri1g for
position and can never really recover
himself tnro Iglout the campaign The
TEST may be simply applied. II sou can
20 to mass after next January fu an
auti-clcr.eal town fBrest. for Instance in
ffe ordinary churches without difficulty.
tho second OF these two alternatives has
taken place. Z sou cannot. and u there
rre crowds 40 men trying 10 force the
doors az tile churches against the ruuri-
c'palty the first has taken place There
4- n1 halfway house. and fl is not Tor
re 20 determine which OF the two con-
tnes lries Will afford The greatest inter-
est
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
TAKES BRIDE AND
ELUOES PURSUERS
FOR CONFEDERATE HOME



Especial 60 .rle -rlries. l,.sra..al
WEST POINT, VA. january 5.-Nest
Point closed IT'S festyi,'.s vith tire am
Uual New Years german. given by thc
young ladies. The schools have resumed
I'm town. aud people have settled down
20 business Thursday iu the Christmas
holidays there was quite Am excitement
over tile elopcmcnt az o'clock iu the
day Of Miss Bessie Ware. of West Point.
and Mr.. Crabtree. % HiIsboso. n. g.. An
effort was made TO stop them al Lcstor
Manor and another AT rhe southern De-
pot ia Richmond. but iu vain. The young
couple were TOO wide awake They have
been heard from in North Carolina
Among the delightful entertainments in
this section during Christmas was one
Dy Miss Anne Lee Bland in tho form Of
a fad party I'm honor Of her school
matcs Miss Louiie Fitzgerald. OF Rich
moud. and Miss Agnes NcGregor. Of
Houston. Tex. Tho decorations OF holly
ana mistletoe We're braIufrl Refresh
ments We're served.
Miss harcelyne Vaughn also entertain
&c during Christmas.
Miss Inez Palmer. ~ tle Womau's Col
lege. Richmond. Miss Myrtle Corr ana
the Misses Lewis. OF West Point. and
Miss Emily Fuller. who attends the Mary
Baldwin Institute. entertained trolr young
friends in their respective homes.
Hiss LILY Johnson. VINO. la company
with her cousin. Miss Kate Elmsmere
Puiier. Of Richmond. spent Christmas in
Florida. has returned ana resumed her
duties in the public school lere. She wise
tea JachstnvlAes 81 Augustine and
Tampa.
Ar. William IT, Bell attended the fuue-
ral n his brother-in-.aw. Rev. ". j.
Brhard. ~ Lunenburg. la-t week. Alr.
Blllard had charge OF the local Metho-
dist Church here for several years. ana
was much beloved by tile people.
Miss GOOde. 81 Washington ID. c. is
tie guest Of Mrs. II. 7. Lnvis.
The Daughters OF the Confedoracv win
meet with Mrs. y. r.. Hughes Monday
evening. January .th. ~ 800 O'Clock All
members are invited and urged % bring
some useful article. either food or CLOTH
inE. for the Home for Nselv Confederate.
Women.
3Ir. ClyIe Goldman visited relatives 2,
Rtulaavi,la during the haHa..e
NJ. and Mrs. WINS wn.ar- are visit
ing the home o. Miss WuIars.s father
Mr.. j. r. Bland. al cer-re,rfs Nr--trl
Mrs Williams are from cana CHARLES
Miss Virgie PIT. of chur-b,tev- VAS
a recent a.liest OF Mrs r p.l,.,.-
Mrs y r 4arrra,.. e-.f, .,-,I,..... ,,t
az her homo
Mr. ana 1rrs = a. ,.-l.- 49,. $50
and Nrfss, r-4r, C.-4. -.' ga
1yaeaf,,-o, m I'd"
miss r-,,t.~t,,., 44
priu,inar ~ me- btst, $3.50
eror- .,l.-ss.,.,,- ,..--- ",ie. no
sister Ms ~ -. 'e WIN no,
ana re-,,,,.a5 r.- .5...t.r
Miss lfar,.. r,i-,,--'-.7.
s~a~4s-,,- ,., t'r.1- "'N 'ri-
,,uI ra-,,r,, - t-,t.-,. -'- ''I "'D,'er'
rotra " ~ ~ '.-' '-ai-
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Mr. r.i-, III -
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The Opposition Of the Modern
HuguenOtS.

That IS tho first feature in the situa-
tiou. Tho next feature IS the character
Of the group that opposes Catholicism.
What is 10 in France fears u De con-
Cuoroi hv Catholicism and making SO
desperate stand az this moment against
the forces ~ Catholicism? II IS an al
liance of an the forces. however dis
similar that happened rot 90 be- Catholic.
ard an alliance under the leadership OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
ROME rs. THE FRENCH REPUBLIC
Described by aire Belioc H. p, in the London Sphere

a f by brh.an sac.arv
dt9
e the greats a france t mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

upon the declarations and the aims OF
the anti-clerical party and OF the Masouf,.
lodges They have never concealed th.lr
OBJECT. their object Was to thrust Jesus
christ and IFS mission out OF the So
ciety ia which they saw Christianity
lingering Ike a sort OF evil dream-a
dream that had fallen upon manAin5 fn
tne decline Of Roman civilization. and
was but now dissipating before "A healthier
morning The most powerful weapon IN
thelr armory was the condstation OF
buildings additionally used for worship
These were to be- conlscatcd unless the
catholic Church would accept Il Preaby-
terrain form or government. 70 was very
much as though Walpole's Government
had said % the dissenters OF his time.
You shall he permitted 10 own your
places % worship and 20 meet freely on
condition that YOU form some sort OF
episcopacy recognized By the state"
Rome Says mo"
There Is. indeed. no doubt that cath
oilcism could accept legal committees
who should hold the churches and the
church goods IN trust on condition that
those committees were under authority
As 70 is tie whole object Of the anti
cloricais that they should not be under
authority such "a compromise can never
come % pass
Here. then. IS the interest % the stu
alton The battle has been suddenly en-
eaged-much more definitely and much
more suddenly than the anti-cierical grouu
expected. They expected q long and
lingering decline by way ~ economic
process. They had. upon the contrary.
thrust upon them the task Of fCrcibiy
conhscating al ecclesiastical goods what
soever upon ID given date ana of leaving
80 70 tie local authority whether these
conhscated buildings and goods shall or
SHALL not be lent 10 "a body OF gentle
men oc whom the state has no cogui-
zanoe. bat whom 80 hears are called tie
Catholic urfaufnooF
Arizona republican., 1907-05-29

representatives of the commercial
 base ball teams. by which are meant
 the teams made up of employees Of the
 respective Phoenix stoTes, are all in
 vited to meet at the office of the city
 marshal this evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 Other base ball fans who may be in
 terested are also asked to be present.
 The purpose of the meeting is the or
 ganization of a city base ball league under which the local teams may work
 tremendously. At least four teams
 have expressed their willingness to
 participate. They are the New York store. the J. W. Doris Grocery store. the H. H. McNei company and the Pacific Gas and Electric Light Co. II is hoped also that the Wakelins will join and any other good organiza- tions that care to make an organized effort to boost good base ball. The chief object will be to interest the business men and make operative the summer Friday half holiday. then so arrange schedule of games that there will be no interference. The teams can work out with each other and if they get up sufficient ginger they can stray outside the bailiwick, seeking larger game.
 WHY IT RAINED-Phoenix stood around yesterday and watched t rain. It hadn't rained for so long It wanted to see what rain looked like Two distinct thunderstornls passed over the city. The first passed about three o'clock in the afternoon and precipi- lated hail and considerable moisture which brought out the umbrella dele gatiOn for the first time since the last of April. Considerable lightning ac- companied the storm and the temper ature dropped twenty degrees in q short time. The storm was due. as ex- plained by MT. Jesunofsky of the weather bureau. to an atmospheric de- pression over the northern part of the territory, which moved down from Or egon day before yesterday and acting in conjunction with moist wind from the Gulf of California and the Pacific ocean as q feeder, brought the rain fall in this valley. Late last evening about or of an inch had been precip- itatcd. The total rainfall since the first of January is 3.13 inches. Just
Arizona republican., 1907-05-29

Accumulated excess in temperature since Jan l. 1S3 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since Jan. l. O.42 incn.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-29
Berrybi0's Big Book Store

1 day in attracting friends to their place | by a window full of strawberry. There was one lone berry suspended before the big glass and while it did not en- tirely fill the window # made a bigger showing perhaps than would a whole box of berries for it attracted atten- ton by it's bisness and loneliness. II was one of the mammoth berries the Hall Bros. have recently been supply ing the local market with.
 HOLIDAY HOURS-Regular Sun day hours will prevail at the Phoenix uostofice on Thursday. Memorial day. the office being open only between 1o and II o'clock in the forenoon.
 RAILROAD BUILDING IN FINAL e. F. Schilling of the mining region about Ray and Kelvin was in the city yesterday. He said that 150 men have been put at work on the narrow gauge road running from Kelvin to Ray. The growing needs of that min cral region require that the outlet shall be completed as soon as possi- ble It found day by day tha: the fla cilities Of that developing country however ample they may have been the day before are inadequate for the present day.
 DEATH OF w. E. YOUNG-W F. Young. who has been employed at the Phoenix Light and Fuel Co. in this city for several years. died last night. He resided at 116 North Third street The body will probably be Inferred here b A RUNAWAY-Yesterday while the driver MT Yetter, was delivering milk. his team became frightened and ran down Center street toward the
Arizona republican., 1907-05-29

L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-29
or LOCAL
 III INTEREST
THE WEATHER.
Leesi Daily Weather Report for Th,
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair; warmer.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-29

1 the past week. The only arrest yes terday was John Doe. who forgot to drop his hitching weight and was as- sessed three dollars tc quicken his memory on the cijy ordinance con corning the leaving of horses un- hitched.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-29
To Our Good Friends,
 City

We are at present quitting the re- tail trade in this city in order to de- vote more time and energy to our wholesale and shipping business Please accept our thanks for the lib eral patronage you have given us. We assure you We are not quitting be cause we do not appreciate your fav- ors and the kindly encouragement you have given our efforts to supply the trade Of the city with pure. wholesome milk and cream. IL has been a pleas ure to serve you. Again thanking you, We remain. Very truly yours,
 THE NARICOPA CREAMERY co.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-29

Arizona canal. There was much music of milk cans which encouraged the team to run a little faster until Henry George mounted on good horse rode up beside them and checked the run aways. There were some eggs in the wagon but being good, and not Kan sas City cold storage. they came through undamaged.
 BACHELORS CLUB OANCE-The last dance of the Bachelors club will take place this evening at Eastlake park. Dancing will begin promptly at S:30 o'clock, Special cars will be run after the dance
 CITY BASE BALL lEAGUE-The
Arizona republican., 1907-05-29
TO THE BABY Go-cART OWNER

TO THE BABY GO-CART OWNER Mrs. Broadbook of the Florence Crit tenton Home says she wishes especial ly to thank the donors of the baby go- carts to the institution. but she Is just now in more trouble. All the carts needed Were kindly offered but she mislaid the street and number of the last one donated and for that reason has been unable to call for it. If the donor will kindly telephone the ad- dress to the home again, a great favor will be conferred
 WHITE WiNGS-The loca! sports arc getting as good white wing pigeon shooting now as they usually get in August. There are more birds here than have ever been seen at this sea son before. Good bags are reported this week as being obtained just across the river from Phoenix: also six or eight miles south of Tempe: twelve miles west of Phoenix. and ar the MaricOpa Indian village across the river 12 miles west. The birds are feeding On ripe wheat now. The doves which are very plentiful. are feeding on desert weeds.
 NEW CORPORATIONS-Articlesof Of
 
 the following corporation were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: St. Albans Realty and Im- prOvement Co. capital stock S3.OGO 000 incorporators F. p. Dickinson. $ T. Thomson and .. c. Mead.
 COMPETITION IN BIG BERRIES Strawberry Black goes Hall Bros one beter on the berry production up-to- date. Yesterday he brought barr,es into the board of trade which ran twelve to the box. Those exhibited by Hall Bros. were fine berries. but smaller. taking fifteen 10 fill a box. The race between the two berry growers is close yet and one is more than likely to pass the other on the home stretch. If they keep on with the good work they may be able to produce 9 crop that will take a box for every berry. in which case the fame of Burbank and his spineless cactus and other edibles will go into the shadow of the eclipse
 BOUGHT RESIDENCE PROPERTY M. L. NieuX has bought through the agency of Greene & Griffin. of James McElvey. lots 8. h and F of block A. of the Evans subdivision of the Mont gomery addition. The property is sit uated on Buchanan street between Fourth and Fifth avenues. and is inn proved by couple Of brick houses. ! The price paid was s3,0O0. BIG STRAWBERRY-Messrs. ray or G Beryman were engaged yester-
Arizona republican., 1907-05-29
SANrA Fl TIME TABLE.

CITY TIME
 Departure. Arrival ''The Diamond Jo." for Hot Springs Junction Castle Hot SprfngO WickenburS, Congress, Prescott, Je- rome. Ash Fork, Den yer, Kansas City, Chi cago, Los Angeles, Cor onado and San Fran CISCO .----.-. .l< 70 am. 1.<U e. DO ''The Daylight Express" for Wickenburg. Con gress, Wendcn. Sa- lOme, Prescott, Ash Fork and East... S.. am SIS pm
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-27
CONTINUED Next Weekly
Planning the "Round the World Rail.
road,n
From the Metropolitan Magazin.


From the Metropolitan Magazine.
M. de Lobel promises that we shall have
trains running through from New York
to Paris within five years. The highest
summit level, instead of 1900 feet. viii be-
scarcely more than 2,4O0 if the pronosed
new Grand Trunk Trans-CanadIan route Ia
made a part Of the system. In Denver.
Colo, however, a number of capitalists
have raised some $50, 000, 900 for the purpose
of building a railway along the coast from
Seattle to Skagway; they propose to lhar-
ness the tides that rush into the yartols
inlets with waves thirty feet high. and
make electricity the motive power. Across
the plains Of upper Alaska this becomes
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. railway. 1t will
run almost entirely through a country
much resembling Norway in climate and
products. Wheat, it Is claimed, will be
raised in abundance during the long sum
ner days when the sunshine lasts twenty
two hours on q stretch, and the country ia
ready to blossom with every kind of fruit
No part of the railway will cross the Arc-
tic circle--not ever at the straits, where
Al. de Lobel proposes to lay a tunnel; t,l1-
mel being the correct expression In this
instance. for after spending Il winter and
a summer at the straits with his wife and
daughters. the French engineer has no.
ciaed to sinls q great sheathed tube into
the sand at the bottom OF the shaf,op,
straits. The entire aensth OF the tunnel
viii be nineteen miles, but it will come -
the surface each six miles or its lenetn
as the straits are broken by two laree
isiai.ds.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-27
CHINESE v AGES.

Unknown Philosopher Pictures the
Course Of the Life of Man..
"A French officer, Louis de Chantilly,
6sus in Paris Gil Bias, OF his discovery
In q Buddhist convent in the mountains
OF Tonktn. Of a dusty manuscript con-
tanning the Chinese version Of he sew
ZEN ages of man.
At 10 years old" says the writer.
whose name has long been forgotten.
{ h boy has a heart and a brain as
soft as the tender shoots Of a young
arnbo At 20 he is like a green BAN
lana; he Is just beginning to ripen in
WARN rays Of common sense.
Thirty years see him developed in
NO a buffalo. He is strong and lusty,
Null OF bodily and mental vigor. This
~ true age OF love; the g for
him to marry at.
Al 40 years the prosperous man has
crown to be a. mandarin and wear a
coral button. Blu 1t would be truly
lndiscreet to confide to him at this
early age any functions calling for ju-
sdicial intelligence or calm.
When he reaches so years, however,
although he has grown stout and f1eshy,
he Is at to hold n municipal or state
province or perform any Official duty.
But at so years he Is OLD. Handi-
crafts and all active bodily activities
are beyond him. He gives his depen-
dents and clients advice. That is all
Inc is At for.
70 he Is just dry rice straw.
He mas only n ARE; to husband tho
breath OF life that lis left to him. to
preserve 1t. even by artificial means.
His sons must h care OF his
estate n the performance OF his
,dutieS."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-06-27
What the Roilino s+oaa r

h E a a. HE EEL SSo
After an absence OF Ave or six vears
Ephraim returned to the little town ~
MARYLAND where he had been born ana
reared. From his brown derby hat 10
MS patent leather shoes he WAS dressed
IN the hptop OF fashion. Els f1rst 81,
was MADE on his brother Bill. 4 s1oa,
plodaing kind Of darby. who had never
Ephrasm told with great enthusiasm HI,
experiences in Philadelphia. Wasblnstnn
New YORK. Chicago. st. Louis, san Fran.
cisco and other places In which he had
piled his calling OF barber. He wound nn
rather softly with: ap
q Bin. Kin you len, me s29,.
BiH looked with just a touch 81 so.rn
az the fine clothes OF the wanderer and
drew a small roll Of bills from his no.,aa,
he PEELED off two ones, handed thar :
his brother and said: g
ing stone gathers no moss.n
EphTaitn drew himself IN aat,,sa q.
coat by the lapels. Heeked an ina ginar -.
speck 81 dust from HIS sleeve 4 reni,ed
o polish. ty sign