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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
Rhymes for To-Day.
Which Shall BE First7
o YOU would name for tho honored


GO YOU would name for tho honored
~ place
- Oh tho Dead Mons Gallery shelves
The many who make III the hot,
mad race
The utteiniost out of themselves?
.----- Well once on n day my lamp ms
flared i,3.
And dnily let INC 500:
And dip my flag to the few VINO We cared
10 make tho most out OF Nle.
Shouldn't hold one now long gone
& Far, far beyond the rest,
BECAUSE Of Tho ways in her brief sweet
days
she held me to my best? z
Shouldn't Iglovc the Self forgot,
When my lamp flares UP to sec?
Caro- most for the heart who makes rs
part
TO make tho most out Of Me'
i think It IS naught that man has
wrought
TO. power and fans and pclf
How can his reward pass this, Lord:
THAT he made the most Of himself!
So may tho great prize, wherever II hes,
30 theirs who won to see
Tint {. souls rc-tcst is to bring the best
Out ofSsomo one else, like Me.
II. S. H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
SAILORS FIGHT.
One Negro Kills Another on
Chic with Crowhar.

Special to The Times Dispatch.]
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, February II.
this evening and placed III tho city
j6il to await the action Of the grand
Jury on a charge OF murder. The man
was sailor off OF a vessel loading ut
Richardson's brickyards. on the Chick
ahominy River. about fifteen miles from
here. The negro was engaged In an
alteration with another negro on tho
bar. and hitting tho other negro on
the head crushed his skull completely.
After this he gave the negro several
blows while lying on the ground. any
DEATH This Is the second murder that
has occurred among the negroes Of
James City county within the past
murder are now lodged in the city jail
here awaiting trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

couldn't stand 1t more than thrco
tines. Nationally speaking, lie is the
pnrtS. T12OJAN.'
We believe that thousands Of Demo-
Gratis in both Virginia and North
Carolina hold the same view: yet II
you talk Of another candidate they
say, whats the use? Bryan's going
to be nominated. The thing has been
settled, and to bring, out another carr
didate is only to lead b lamb to tile
sacrifice"
1t is u peculiar situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
KILLED VIRGINIAN,
Shot Barkeeper and in Turn is
d Slain by jSaloonnan's Brother.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
b OSBORN y GAP, VA, February Ii
Gilt Branham, young man from this
Ironton. O.. according to a report just re-
ceived here. Young Branhem shot the
bartender In dispute, when the broth
er Of the sa1oonman, seeing the fate
Branham. His clothes and other cf-
fects have been sent to his mother.
q Branham effected his escape from the
county jail at Wise about year ago,
charge OF breaking into storehouse
at Glamorgan and taking some goods
and money.
The little eight-year-old daughter OF
James Honnker died OF dipt!leria. This
makes the second death from the same
cause In Mr.. Honaker's family within
the past week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
ADJUSTMENTS,
Academy of Muslc-"The Rogers Broth
ers in Ireland.''
Bljou Theatre-"Lena Rivers"
Bostock' s--Wild Animal Show.
misunderstanding Rink.
At the Academy.

At the Academy.
The Rogers Brothers in Ireland" one
Of the greatest of the musical comedies
Of tire present day, a. ter having achieved
run Of go performances In New York
and more than half as long In Philadel-
phfa, will be seen at the Academy to-
night. Gus and Max Rogers who are at
the head Of the big company. are come
dams of infinite resources and great ex-
perience. They are genuinely funny, APP
pnrently because they cannot help being
80. Tho comedy Is said to be all life
and action, vivaclty and melody. The
fun Is constant and the songs are Of the
most attractive variety. 1t Is promise
that the complete original production and
the original ideal cast Will be presented
The demand for THE C1ansman-, has
become 30 great that no less than three
companies have been organized to fill 1t.
Managers all over the country are bid
ding for the attraction; the time" already
offered would suffice for ten-years con-
tinuous run. The Academy has succeed
and company for a return engagement
next Friday and Saturday, There will
be matinee each day.
The remarkable play. "The squnw
Man. which will be seen for tho first
TIME at the Academy on next Monday,
matinee and night, is equipped with
eminently excellent players at Henry
Jewett. Brandon Hurst, j.. H Colrillc,
John Harrington, 0dth Cartwright, Min
MIC Victorson, Virginia Buchanan, Logan
Paul and a. w. Ellis.
One Of the interesting and auspi-
cious bookings for the Academy In
the very near future Is the forthcom-
i,rr sv,1n1 t,c tnr NP Tt,c IN, mt Gr.
Carthy's stirring romantic play, III l
Were King" which will shortly be Of.
fered for a very brief engagement in
this city. The star OF the piece is Les
ter Lonergan, who has achieved an an
doubted and pronounced success in the
role created by u. II. sothern.
At the Bijou.
Mr. p. Aug. Anderson, In "The Curse
OF Drink" Charles u. Blancy's tenn
perance play, Will be seen at the Eljou
next week. There are many new and
original features and incidents. and
some OF the pictures are really nota-
bic. AS Is always the case with a
Blaney production. the scenic effects
play a most important part. Included
III tho play Is a railroad scene, which
| shows q locomotive at full speed. III
| this scene a young fireman saves his
sweetheart from being ground to dealt
beneath the wheels OF an engine whicl
Is being driven by her father. Tile
| different scenes OF Tho Curse Of
! Drink" are laid In the office Of a rail
road president In Barrel House.
In a railway roundhouse, a tunnel or
n railroad, and'in the home OF BIZ
Sanford. The scenic inycstiture Is ,
very handsome one. and included In TIL
company are such artists as r. Aug
4 Anderson, Will w. Crimans, Harr.
Winheln. Will Clifton. Thomas Nc
(Kcnnat George w. Kerr, Henry P
Nelson, Carl Cath, ". g. MclSennn
4 Tommy Herriek, James II. Kerr, Nil
dred Hyland, Ilrlna Gath, Baby Minor
A va. and the Electric Comedy Four.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
WILL GO ABROAD.
Judge Horsley Sick and Will
Take Ocean Trip. !.
fspecinl to Tho Tlmes-pispatch. ]

n 5HBURd. Va. Febr r1 a.
Judg, John T, Holslel will leave this
afternoon for New York City, from
whence he VIII sail on Saturday on tie
to Gibraltar and Naples and other
Mediterranean Sen points of Interest.
Judge Horslcy, makes this trip at the
hehest Of HIS physicians, who arc hope
full that his health will be greatly
benefited by 1t. He will bio absent from
tho city for month or more.
llo will be accompanied to New York
they viii be met BY Mr.. Horsloy Easloy.
and then It will be decided which OF
these gentlemen will accompany their
uncle OH tho trip.
Inquiry at Judge Horsleys residence
to-day developed the fact that lie was
better, his condition being much more
hopeful than 1t was o week ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
Romance Of the CIGAR.

Another heartrendlng tale: An Empo-
RIA orlde OF year ago gave her hns-
band a box OF long. lean and sickly
looking cigars for q Christmas present.
Ilie man smellcd them, looked at the
label, and then, with tears in his eyes
said II cannot hear to smoke your
christmas present. lwIll Keep them
always as q token of your love" His
Wife was so touched that she went
down town and ordered three boxes Of
the, same brand, and had then charged
TO her husband, When she gave them
70 him. she said, Here dear, these arc
not Christmas present. Smoke them
and enjoy them.-Topeka State Journal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
Legislators and Legislation.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

u . d r n Il
Printed musical notes wcro first used in
1473.
The cost OF living is still increasing in
German cities at an alarming rate
New South Wales paid s3.50O,ooO in four
years In bount!cs for rabbits.
Alaska has thirteen newspapers. Arlzonn
sixty-three, New York tho! largest number
1887.
The average daily transactions OF tho
New York Clearing House make % grand
total of s555,o7l,6ss
"Ahstcm,ous' and facetious" are the only
words In English having the vowels IN their
order. ~i
s,antinople at the rate Of over 1900 u
week. In all $4,000 persisted.
Canada is as largo as thirty United King
doms- She has received over half million
Immigrants IN ten years
The Salvation Army is established IN nifty
Two countries and colonies ana preaches the
gospel in thlrty;one languages.
lola derived HIS name from Iolla. which
means II clod of earth, ana he was proud
OF this derivation
Though spooner, Foraker and Tillinnn
throw jayelns at one another In the Senate
chamber, they are chumny on the outside,
and fond of exchanging stories,
Mrs, Hawfa Williams who accompanies
Countess Yarmouth to this country, Is con
sidered by King Edward to br the best
dressed woman In England.
Leroy llillman. of Indianapolis. twenty
seven years old Is the youngest captain III
the United States army 40 ~ now on
duty al the arsenal IN Rock Island, III. RI
The sultan Of Turkey Is one Of the most
enthusiastic chess-payers in Europe. ilf
win play the game for hours without IN
| PERMISSION.
Miss Victoria dc Mallgany VIII lecture
before American universities on French
| literature. She viii BIO the first woman
! lecturerto appear at Yale
There are 100000 American women do
J Ing their own work In their own homer
without pay, while 100000 servants ans
walters look after tho wants Of the TO
mainins 100000 families In this country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1907.

IL Is idle to talk about luck, fortune
ar fate: these words survive from the
chiIdhood Of the race; they nave ms,
torIcalintercst, but they have no mora,
value to-day. No one can HIDE oenno
chem or bring them Into court as com
ne.ent witnesses on his behalf. ft IS
wise to face the ultimate truth wh'eh
must sooner or later confront US: we
make or mar ourselves, ana are tns
m asters OF our own fates and fortunes.
Hamilton w. Mable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
NEW POST OFFICE.
Government Decides On Desirable
Site for Federal Building.

Special to The Times. DIsnatch
CLIFTON FORGE, VA. February Ia
The United States Treasury Department
has agreed to accept the lot at tho
corner Of Church and Commercial
Streets for the location of the new post
office building in this city. This location
is only one square from the main busl-
ness section OF the city. The lot is the
property of Mr. ]. G. Carpenter, and II
is understood the price paid was only q
fair one considering the value OF rca4
estate here 5..Tl -S.lE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
STORMY WEATHER.
Three-Masted Vessel Comes Into
Port with Sails Torn.

NORFOLK, VA, February little
three-masted schooner Robert g. Mo-
CULLEN, bound from Port Readlng to
e ess daS a asbop afas Ba aShn
Ind n severe experience In stormy
weather on her way down the coast.
Her sails are torn,aAnd shc VIII repair
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
BOYS MANGLED BODY.
Lad Falls Under Wheels and is
w. Instantly Killed.
tsnccialto Thc :rimes-Uispatch.

CLIFTON FORGE. VA. February IT,.
The mangled body OF Cecil Ha!siip. aged
fourteen years. was found on the Ches.
apeake and Ohio Railroad between this
morning. The only theory advanced for
the death OF the boy is that he was Tiding
on n moving train. and fell under me
wheelg His body was cut into several
pieces. Deceased was the son OF w; II.
Haislip, who holds II Responsible position
with the Chesapeake and ONO ~ TINS
Mace B. L. Dodd, OF Iron Gate, stum-
bied over the body while en- route to
this city. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
KEGS POWDER EXPLODE.
Miner Tries to Open One with
Pick-Spark Explodes It.

BI IJErrELD, Nv. VA. February IL
AS q result Of an explosion Of two Kess
OF powder at Vivian. Frank Fisher a amd
in Tie MIners' Hospital, at Welch. surfer r,
Ing with serious II not fatal injury: carl
isaurer attempted to open q keg OF I pow 4.
caused by friction Ignited tho powder.
which caused second lkeg to exp! s,'.:
The house where the powder was pelHs
opened was torn inta pieces.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
A Pillar.
COMMENT OF VIRGINIA EDITORS.
The Cottonwood Crusade.

line COTTONWOOD 4IruSaue'
Success 10 the war that is being waged on
cottonwood trees in Richmond, Norfolk and
other places. Besides the Injurious effect,
OF their roots, the tree is not desirable for
purposes of shade. IT is one of the latest OF
r trees to put forth foliage. 1t sheds its
leaves pretty nenrly the entire summer sea-
son. and it is bare long before the hot
weather is gone. II is very brittle and cas-
lily breaks In q storm not only giving
trouble but endanserlng pedestrians The
Indcx-Appeal Is an ardent advocate of tree
planting along public thoroughfarcs, butSit3
would rather dispense with the shade and
incur the heat tof3the blazing sun than to
take the risk of3cottonwood rces.--Pcters-
burg 1ndex-Appssnni
Out of HIS Own Mouth.
There is no use in investigating state
Librarian Kennedy any more; there is no
need for further details; there is no cause
for SUSPENSION q Judgment Out OF his own
mouth no has proved himself unfit for tho
position Of State Librarian, and he ought
to be discharged, whether he resigns or
not. Virginia should not compromise with
such conduct. The principle is the thing
Norfolk Landmark.
MIR. kennedy's Ability.
That the facts developed in evidence be-
fore the legislative committee has raised
grave doubts concerning tho wisdom and
merit OF Mr.. Kennedys policy in purchasing
books for the State, Is a conclusion that can
not be questioned; and, upon the surface
lneSc UOuDts arc OF Sucn a nature tndt tney
must be absolutely dispelled ere 1t can be
said that the present Librarian can proceed
In the satisfactory discharge Of his duty.
4 prime prerequisite in his case is the pos
session OF the publcs confidence and tho
earnest cooperation and good Will of his
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF which he now en-
joys-Lynchburg News
An Estimate of Roosevelt.
The y!rslnlan-Pilot is not Of that class
of papers which looks upon Mr.. Roosevelt as
,supernaturally honest. nor as incomparably
| patriotic. 1t credits him With those quail
ties in about the same proportion In which
| they nppertain to the average Of the better
class of American citizens. 1t estimates his
| proficiency as politician to be far higher
! than his ability rs statesman. and thinks
| his promises of reform bear the relation to
| the amount of fulflment that the voice of q
bullfrog bears to his slZe-Norfok Nir-
| glnian-Pilot.
! Legislators and Legislation.
The State OF Indiana. with record of
| about hundred thousand divorces In
| twenty years, now proposes to tax all bach
| elors in the State with the Indirect object
| OF compelling matrimonial alliances.
| This Is in keeping with lot of other
| silly Legislation regularly foisted upon this
| or that State by body Of so-called legisla-
| tors, who think when they are sent to the
! Legislature they must do something to earn
| their money, even to the disregard OF sense
| or rcaSon-RoanOlie Tilneg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

A considerable portion Of India's 3oo-
600, 900 people,, says the Sacramento
Union, work for an average annual
wage Of 1886. But the law Of conlpen-
sation also works in India. Probably
the automobile mortality rate Is ABB
surdly low over there
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

1t is reported that Lawyer Dellnas
has not tried q criminal case before
in sixteen years. II he wins th.s one,
there will doubtless be enough Thaw
money floating about to make 1t unneces-
sary for him ever to try another one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

Or. B. d. Evans asserts positively
that Thaw showed "a Eliminating
condition Of mental unsoundness.
Many people had thought that Thaw
was crazy, but no one had dreamed
that it was as bad as that.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

The JAPANESE problem Is now be-
lieved to be near adjustment. Captain
Hobson. however. stands sternly aloof,
haushtly refusing to doT his wire mask
and chcst-protector.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

The New York Post e1itorially re-
fers to 'our imInutabc climate They
may have that kind In New York, but
down here VIC have q brand which
can mute like anything while YOU
look at it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

A West Virginia legislator has in
PRODUCED bill requiring that all ma
tural gas be kept in the State. Con-
sress please note.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

Lively Times at Bostock's.
Goldie and Doc, the man-eating tiger
and. tho good-natured bear are the big
drawing cards this week In Bostock's,
Wild Animal Arena. They are very
different types Of animals, yet each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

The suspicion is gaining ground that,
even after giving away $32,000,000, Mr..
Rockefeller still has something by for
the life insurance premiums.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

White deer are quite common in the
West Branch Valley Of Pennsylvania.
This would be an ideal sporting.
ground for Senator Tillman, inasmuch
as he would hardly care to be found
hunting for the black ones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

The alienlsts hnvo discovered cvi-
dences Of depression in Harry Thaw,s
head. There Is doubtless n good-Azed
one in his heart. also.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

According to the Washington Her
aid, "a forked streak of presidential
lightning is now playing about tho
head Of Senator Knox In case OF
this sort, the alert Mr.. Fairbanks can
safely be relied upon to perform tho
duties OLA liEhtning-rod.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

"a Great Day In Michigan" says a
headline. But of course 1t wasn't the
Chancellor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

Three Now Yorkors met violent
deaths in the Lenox Library on
Thursday All, there, Hall Camel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

II 1t be true. as reported. that prosl-
dent Castro Is doing WELL" wclmcrely
remark that it is tho first time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

"Beware OF blended whiskeys," says
pr, Wiley. Well, here's looking at EN-
Doc, aFa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

The Ohio State Journal has an ar
ticle on THE Poetry of Hash" Some
ono will be setting pruncs to music next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
People Seen
in Public Places

General Scott Ship, of Lexington, super-
intendent Of the Virginia Military Institute.
III the city. General shlpp arrived last night
from Washington. where he went OH bust.
ness connected with tho institute. and Will
some Further matters along tho sntnc limo.
llo Is stopping at Murphy's, and chntted
pleasantly with Representative OF Tho
room. n
"Wc are getting along very nicely at the
institute no said Tho boys arc doing
trouble We nre pushing our new buildings,
and am hero now to look aftcr sotne
,nutters relating to them. shall have to
after some business affairs must pay visits
TO two Of my old war comrades at tho
Soldiers Home, whom, I have not seen II,
General Ship Is in tno spirits and is
was warmly greeted by friends In tho hotel
lobby Whenever he mndo his appearance
there. 5
Mr.. Joseph w. Chinn, Jr. OF Warsaw, ia
far Mo- ch e 10 some a.
friends to enter tho race for circuit judge
IN tho Twelfth Circuit before tho next Leg
slnsnrs Tho eirsut y ccp0sea Of thy
Wcstmorcland. Lancaster and Essex, and Is
presided over Mt present BY Judge 4. r. H.
Wright y i.. Of the latter Judge Wright VIII; y
CHM Is regarded as ono OF tho. nblest
lawyers in tho Northern Neck lle was ask
Cd last night II lie would run. and he said
1t was too early to give tho nntter much
consideration. He appreciated tho kindness
OF his friends in mentioning him In conncc.
ton with tho honor but he really cculd not
say at this tlno whether or not no would
be candidates.
Hon. A. A. Campbell. of wythovl,eS is In
the city on legal business.
ii 4
Hon. s. b. Bnrhnm. Jr. member Of the
House of Delegates from Prince George and
Surry is In the city on private business.
Mr.. Barham says that he expects, to be a
candidate for recollection this fall, and TINT
SO far az he Is at present advised no hns
no oppoSitlon.
he said, "and the matter has not been dis
cusscd to any great cxtcnt up to this time"
Hon. Bland Massey OF Nelson. former
Senator from the Nintcenth District ana n
member OF. the state Board OF Fisheries. is
ut Murphy's on his way to q meeting OF
the board In Norfolk to-day.
"Everythlng Is quiet in Nelson" he said,
when seen last night Most OF tho people
have filled their ice-houses, we having had
{ number OF fine freezes"
Hon. Joseph stebbins. Jr., Mayor OF South
Boston. Va. is In the city. The friends of
Mayor stebbins are asking him to enter the
race for seat in the House from Halifax
county next fall but he has not decided
the matter.
Major J. n. stubbs. OF Gloucester. is at
Murphy's 1t Is said that Major Stubs will
come back to the House next year after an
absence of ono term. Taking nil his tcrms
in both houses together Major Stubs has
already served nearly twenty-five years in
the Legislature.
b. Baldwin. OF Portsmouth, are registered
at the Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

The Norfolk Landmark is the most
provokingest paper--as Shakespeare would
say. We did not say 'onco correct al
ways correct Times change and mode
OF speech changes with them. But II
a noun now in general use was once
used COLLECTIVE in the singular 1t is
not straining o point to say that 1t is
allowable to use it collective In the
singular"J now. However, We have no
hope OF reaching an agreement with the
Landmark, and have decided to refer the
whole subject-basket ana ALTO The
Hague. In tho meantime u valentine to
the Landmark for Its sweet assurances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

The fight of the British women suf-
fragists has now reached the scream,
pinch, and hat-pin stage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

Something is badly wrong down
Georgia way. All week tho peach
crop has not been killed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

Senator Bailey knows no convincing
reason why he should not organize a
little Ananins Club OF his own
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15
MERELY JOKING.

Memories.
61nicker-1s this an unusual winter?
Bockor--It must be; all the winters that
were Just like this were more so-New
York Sun.
Altitude OF Benevolence.
Hc-Phrenologists locate bcnevolencc en-
ncty at tho top Of the head.
4 Shc-S'cs as far from the pockctbook as
pcssible.--Judge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

Major J. n. Stubbs, of Gloucester. is at
Murphy's. 1t is said that Major Stubs will
come back to the House next year after an
absence of ono term. Taking NIL his terms
in both houses together Major Stubs has
already served nearly twenty-five years in
the Legisluturc 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

Hon. Joseph stebbIns. Jr., Mayor OF South
Boston. Va. is in the city. The friends Of
Mayor Stebbins are asking him TO enter the
race for seat in the House from Halifax
county next fall, but he has not decided
tho m ttter. i. 1900 $50 .a W. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-15

The steamship lines have no block
system but they seem to accomplish
the same results IN another way.