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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
EX0NERATE OFFICERS
FOR KILLING 1 MAN
Policemen Morris and Edwards
Not Held Guilty of Violation
of Law in Shooting Reynolds

spec tat To- 'tNe Iifles- Dispatch
DANNfLI4E. VA. January 2s.-Polce
Officers r. T. Morris and w s Edwards,
who early sunday morning shot TO death
+. J.. Reynolds a young merchant liv-
ing near Chatham in pistol duel i'm the
tcndcrloin. were eXonerated OF any blame
ia th matter az a hearing to-day before
Mayor Harry Wooding. The evidence
showed that Officer Smith ordered Rey-
nolds 20 halt, and fred his pistol I'm the
air for the purpose Of frightening him.
Instead OF stopping Reynolds turned on
tne officers and fred three times at them
They pursued him and either Norris or
Edwards fired the fatal shot
The dead man was about thirty years
% age. and leaves a young wife. and
four small children. The body was sent
to Chatham to-day for intermcnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

render a chairman superiuous- Il Is said
that Shonts does not get along well with
Tart. and Stevens does not get along well
with shonts. It Is said that shonts IS
dissatisfied with the position official
and social. accruing from his chairman
ship. II II also said that he has a new
Job which win net him some 10000 or
so moro per annum.
Among these various calculations. tho
reader is al liberty 20 roam and pluck
as he lists. Meanwhile the impression
outcrops that government service is prov
ing distinctly valuable as stepping
stone 70 better things. AIessrs. Morton.
Wallace and shonts have helped 70 per
suade a suileless public that the high
road 20 corporate employ in New York
City lies through the administration
buildings in Washington.
As for the poor canal, no doubt that
win continue 20 struggle on somehow. It
IS getting used to being deserted. It
expects to have 10 look around for a new
set OF friends every few months The
habit OF unpopularity has fastened firmly
-'f'e'N t~s eA-+Na haNNe-rAf N4tr WIN WIZ AbA
80 forward any more slowly for this new
rebun. Doubtless there will be fully as
much dirt flying in the approaching
weeks as in the past.
But this sort OF thing kills sentiment,
undoubtedly. The Cleveland Leader re-
minds MS Of the forescent and soul-stir-
ring talk recently passed out by Mr..
Roosevelt TO a crowd OF workers on the
isthmus. lie told them. says our unfor-
setful contemporary. that they were sol
diers winning a commercial empire for
their country; that they were heroes Of
peace. conauerors Of nature. destined TO
bring great glory TO the land they served
and loved. Il al read beautifully in the
papers. But how in the world would the
President fit the lauded and departing
Shonts into a program like that?
Probably those poor soldiers Of COM
mercial empire are not very familiar with
the works Of Mr. Browning. Conceivably
they have never heard of him. But II
they had. do you doubt that a line from
the poet would now be humping through
their sore heads
Just for a handful Of silver he left U.S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
KILN Of CLAREMONT
BOX PLANT BURNS
Major Portion of Factory Saved
By Heroic Efforts of
Employees.

CLAREMONT. VA. January 2S.-Fire
destroyed the dry kiln OF the Clare
mont Lumber and Box Company's plant
at 6 o'clock tonight. Heroic efforts
on the part of several Of their employees
as a bucket brigade. assisted by a
Dean pump. with two-inch hose. the
pipe manipulated by Mr. Walter STAN
ton. saved their big mill and lumber
yard. Their business Will Of necessity
bc delayed for few DAVIS They viii
proceed Immediately 20 build on a new
kiln. as their business is on the in
from Canton. O.. firm for sixteen hum
dred dollars worth Of boxes to-day.
Loss. about fifteen hundred dollars.
fully insured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
POINTS FROM PARAeRAPHERs.

II rs not really true that everything that
IS IS wrong. that lie IS not worth Iviug
and there - no hope ancad. You have
the grip that's au-New York Mail
What w .h jas parks and squares and royal
gardens. Lordon is said 10 he the green
est city ir The world. American mining
promoters have thought that Tor "a LONG time
Los Angeles Times
Carnegie Zero commission surely overlook
ed a bet vaen IL failed to award "A medal
% the arml-ss man who married Irotl-
oence - ilpv-New York Herald.
The Governor Of North Carolina is said
90 read his own messages That may bo
an~ther reason why Il seems such a long
time between drinks.--W ashinrton Post
Han Gaines son has gone on the stage.
He can make quite a rift with his pa by
murcering shakespeare at his earliest coa-
venience w ashlngtOn Herald.
Your doctor and your whiskev are two
things YOU should choose with cave" says
q Western editor. why SO particular about
the doctor2 Washington Post
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Hines Memorial.

The annual meeting OF the Hines Memo
rial Association was held at smithdeal Hail
last night. and Officers for the ensuing year
were elected The association met with
Syracuse Lodge. n. Of T.. after the latter's
business session was over. and the 5Oint
meeting was a very pleasant one.
1Ir. John II Dickerson presided az the
meeting OF the Hines Memorial Association.
and the following officers were elected !:
President. John H. Dlckerson. Nice-prcsi-
dent. q. II Lester. Treasurer. Charles r..
I.oear: Secretary. Horace a. Hawkins; Board
Of Governors. H. l.. Hulce. j. L. Elan. 4.
W. Carter. r. a. Hughes. O.. O. Savllle. !.
Henry Schmidt. B A. Ruffin. j. /. Patter-
son Iames w. Gordon ana j. Z. IeWett
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Name Changed.

General Passenger Agent W. II. Tayloe.
OF the Southern Railway. has just issued an
order announcing that. effective at once. its
two trains Nos 81 ana IS formerly known
as the Washington and southwestern Lin
lied will hereafter be known as the New
York and Sew orleans Limited. The travel
ing hubble VIII soon abbreViate this into the
wv and No Limited" This elegant train
which has heretofore been broken at At
Ianta and Montgomery. win hereafter run
through unbroken from New FORK TO the
crescent CITY. and Will be electrically lighted
throuehout. making 70, with its equipment
az luxurious as any train operated auyw here
in the country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Other Academv Shows-

~ the Academy tomorrow ove-lre.
Richmond theatre-goers here ain 10
served "a treat IN The appearance. ~ that
eXcecdingly drou and whimsical EnEitsh
comedian Lawrence D'Orsav. in '.-rne
Embassy BAIL three-act rlav. fho
latest from the pen 90 Augustus Thomas
WITH his delightfgl air ~ good breeding.
stn dignity and urrufled tenpor. alonp,
with hts monocle. dropping mustache and
inimitahie droiery Mr p'Orsay Is de-
ciarcd 20 Dc the natural successor ~ tie
elder Sothern In Lord D1ndreary.
This will be- AR D'Orsay's nrst appear
anee in Richmond since De was seen here
In the Earl of Pawtuoket"
Checkers" the much written and
talked u racing play. VIII Dc the attrac-
ton a. the Academy on Thursday.
"Checkers' IS now entering upon its
fourth year. and It's delay IN getting here
before has been due 20 the greatness u its
popularity enabling 70 to connns Itself 20 A
comparatively small radius "a The East
and so save railroad fares Tho manage
ment and The company producing the play
together with the production are substan-
tally the same ln every respect az seen
during the plays last engagement ia New
York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Knights of Maccabees.

Richmond Tent NO T. Knights Of Mac
cabeeS celebrated its seventeenth anniver-
sary at Lee Camp Hall last night and the
anair was most enjoyable one There WAS
a fun attendance or members. and many
prominent visitors were on hand Among the
latter Nas state ComrVander IS. a.. Gall. OF
Washington. y. c.. who installed the officers
Of the tent recently elected.
a fine musical program was executed after
the business session. and this was followed
by splendid banquet which was greatly
enjoyed. a number Of interesting spec Chss
We're made by members Of the order. and
these provoked much applause.
Richmond Tont is old and strong. and en-
5oys place Of great distinction IN the or
der.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
WOodrnen Of the World.

cedar Camp. No p. NVoodmon of tie
World has elected the following officers.
william g. Cavedo consul commander;
John T Angle, adviser Lieutenant. Frank
T. EarOughty, clerk. James r. Farley.
banker. John a Roberts escort. George
w Butler. watchman. James +. Blair SEM
try. Dr. ". IT. Parker. camp physician.
Or w. II. Kerns. J. y. Angle and W. n
Maukin. directors. and W -. Kerns was
elected delegate TO the Head Camp Con-
vention. which meets Lynchbure. Va,
March 18TH W @. Cavedo was elected al
tornete. Two new members were initiated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
credIt 70 Whom Credit.

Our esteemed neighbor did not treat US
fair This week In publishing as their lead
ing EDITORIAL an editorial published In one
or our September issues. We VIII admit
the article ls good and well worthy repro
cucton. hlt be- far as The Times Dis
patch and Washington Post and give paper
credit tf same We have no objection to
tAc us. ~ .lr editorials. providing they are
used lf-. .ottsyllle Courier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
BOotor-Garrett

FREpFRICKSBURG VA January,
2N-Lewls ". Booton. Of Madison coun-
~. and Miss Elizabeth Andrews Car
rctt- or orange county. were married
~ St Thomas Episcopal Church at
Orange. on Wednesday, Rev Holm :
- orough ohciatine. Miss Florence
y. q. Eooton best man Mr. and Mrs
Booton left for q bridal trip South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
ADJUSTMENTS

Academy MatInee-Nat c. Goodwin. In
when We Were Twenty one" Nlaht-
Nat c. Goodwin, In what Would a GEN
tleTnan Dor"
BiJou-"Mr. Biarney From Ireland"
Bostock's-lNlld Animal Show.
ID ieN~ooo-Skating Rink
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Officers Installed.

The Richmond Printing Freshmen and As
slstants' Union. ND. ll2. Installed IT'S new
officers az their meeting Saturday night. The
officers Tor tie ensuing year are President.
John ". Starke. Independent. Charles
Keith; Corresponding Secretary. Charles r
Semi. Secretary- Treasurer. Harry Housernan
Sergeant at Arms. Forrest Redd. Ihis ls
IrNsldert Starke.a saoond tcru.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
With the FrafernifieS

VIII bee under fho supervision % the AIfu-
ta1t-Geueral Numerous supplies suitable
for the military ~ the state. have already
been placed in The room. and VIII be issued
20 the various commands iu the state as may
be- required from time 90 time within tho
next few months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

We congratulate The Times Dispatch on
81 SUNDAY issue. which might be appro-
NTateF called The Lee issue. May we never
see the time when Nirginiars cease 20 honor
and revere the name Of this great and
good man. Time and tho natural fairness
~ ire whole people are fast giving our
southern heroes their proper place ln his
tory.-Radford Advance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Iudee Richardson Better.

Hon L. q. Richardson. who has been iii
with pneumonia az his home FOR "a week or
more. IS very much improved. and VIII prob
ably be able 20 SIT up IN a Few DAYS The
friends ~ Judge Richardson have been anvI-
Gus concerning his condition. but be IS now
considered out OF danger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

Southern Senators and Congressman
are supporting President Roosevelt IN the
brownsville matter with so much unan-
unity and zeal that many persons are In
clined 10 doubt the sincerity Of this sup
port 1t is not unreasonable 70 think that
it IS considerably tinctured with politics
Tazewell Republican.
What about your man Foraker? Is ne
altogether above suspicion2 Are his at
tacks on the President purely patriotic
we've not tinctured with politics?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
PEOPLE SEEN
In PUBLIC PLACES

Hon. David 3. Powers. Jr. % Port
Royal. Va member OF the House OF
Delegates from Caroline county. is at
Murphy 50. having come 20 tho city
yesterday on professional businese.
VIII YOU be- q candidate for re-elec-
ton TO the House this fall?" Mr.. Pow
crs was asked when seen in the lobby
u expect to be-" he replied. "and
DO not anticipate that / shall have on
position for another term in the
Have YOU anything especially IN
mind at present which YOU ex pect TO
press az the coming session."
We'll. IL might appear LITTLE pre-
sumptuOus for me 20 be discussing such
a question when l am not yet elected.
Will say, however, that beyond what
ever local bills may appear needful TO
my people ! do not expect 70 undertake
As matter OF fact, ! think 20 aid in
inc adoption Of the few meritorious
general balls that are usual offered.
vent the passage OF the great mass OF
bed legislation. which is always pro-
posed. is. 20 my mind. the highest duty
or a law maker. MY people never ask
a great deal in the way OF new laws.
except In cases where local ones APP
tley nave O" abldlng interest In seeing
that the statute books are not over
crowded with unnecessary and danger
Gus leelslation oi general natur. II
shall oe nay policy 20 follow out this
line if ] return 20 the House,
Mr.. Powers VIII Dee here for several
days. He is quite popular IN Richmond.
h'lNlns served two terms from his
county ia tho House OF Delegates.
CharloitesrlNe t.u<ed ,aiereefiopIy ~ ~
the work OF his department when seen
at Murphy's
our board has just returned from
Newport News" ne said where we held
a. m'etlrs 70 arrange Tor the examine
,,cr,as 80 ,.ItH az - - e. $50.
Ro@r5 ~ rs5-,rs,f"- M ,,t't 49,
adopted h, Nom win v-e mink So, ~
res, any teei,ng of uncertalnIy which en-
rr.... . go. l,.-.,t..,,- iiT r,,,
.ie az" uri-llt 'iy pioN iotL 10y
ana IN manner which We feel viii DE
ga tSl.tcior3 20 trcm ana NJ the same
time viii permit us 90 gradually raise
r'., n~ -. ne ne
approved private schools will have
oi inesr INSTITUTIONS IN the punilc-s cnoo
problem of scarcity ~ teachers without
lows, ring tho standards.
eve held n number OF public meet
ira-s whit. ia Ne,vrort Navs and ,-i.ftcd
their excellent school system We viii
r,rtlh,fi,- ms, Ia. -rfs =. r.+ttir. III cir ,.o.
h.reay-Sr ~~d ,-iS iu..Iv ,raet ir Arex-
andri, some time in Arer~h
49, ,,tfE 49, 49,, tr -pe
ias- vea~-
-,.- >.-..,..
. senator t'S. pm =. 9'.NL'i. OF w w .'@
tan county. spent ycsterday IN tdch-
mond looking after some private al-
Ia4Is-
~,
i.+ ~ e' 10y 1880 I'D ~ +, - .i7
f~farf Buic,. ,,.. g. p , 1--'s
KS i- l,,f W .+l t ol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

we are glad that we have not been hang
ing around ilchmond the past month or
TWO. fHa WAC knows but that some az
nose f'Itutf~fsit 500 notes would have been
passed on hr the bunco steerers who have
been .n f.at city lately-Chfton Forge Ro-
View
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

INK parts were placed in capable hands,
ana "a superb mounting was given the
play. the setting Of the third act being
particularly handsome Today az the
matinee. Mr.. Goodwin Will be seen in
Wy hen We Were Twenty and to-
night IN play by Gilbert Doyle. entitled
W hat Would "a Gentleman Do?''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Military Storage-Room.

OF the state Library building in the Capitol
square. for the storage OF military supplies
THIS room and the supplies stored therein
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
At the Biiou.

Nh Ffskc Han. with n sweet tenor
voice and delightful Irish broFue. APP
p'aret last night at the Bllou In one %
Tho blaney plays Mr. Blarney From Ire
.and. urd delighted tho clientele ~ the
Broad Street theatre. lie was seen here
last season Ga THE Rocky Road 70 Dub
in. and the vehicle given him this sea
son 80 oven more suited 10 his person.
amy and methods than TIE former one.
IL - simple story % Irish life. meIo-
dramatic ~ times. but with an abundance
or humor Ind pathos The personnel -
his company Is practically the same as last
year All are capable actors and tho
ron ghly familiar with irish dialect. Mr.
Hara sang several pleasing new sonr-.
Heart" ny
ne usual matinee ana night perform
ances VIII be given during the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

Dear. YOU know Jack was Just crazy
TO marry me" remarked the now bride
Yes. That's what overy body thinks go
Milwaukee Sentinel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
Mrs. Smither III.

Mrs r. 5 smlther who has been making
her HON ewith her son. MI h. ST Smther.
Of 80 1o1 West Twelfth Street. Manchester
IS critically 800 az the Retreat for the Sick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
The Genius"

The Genius"
Farce Comedy IN Three Acts. by WI
Ham c. and Cecil De Mile
CAST or CHARACTERS.
Jack Spencer. ..............Mr. Goodv~i,
Otto Nogeis5erger. a musician.
Victor lie MERCER. a painter.
Brian MeGonieal, sculptor.
Gordon tombstone.
Percival Clutterbuck......H @. Ionsdale.
cyril Farquhar. Carey Ijvin.rs,o-,
Josephine Van D1isen. Alice Wilson
sFus jenkins --.-.........M O. SNYDER
- 81" DUsen- .-.--- Rose Snyder.
Lily SCOT. ----.---..-.--.s uzette jackson.
IT, l''Nor ...---.---.... Evelyn Walls
His Won Browne Smith. Mabel Reed
->'" 'iaHar .--..--..... EDNA Goodrich
SYNOPSIS.
-soene-New York City Timo-the pres
Act Studio OF the three artists
Washington square.
Act 1.-Two weeks later. Studio ~ q,
Genius. Fifth Avenue 10 ''-
Act III One week later. An arr a,b-
hilcr room.
Mr. Nat Goodwin charmed and con-
DiSea an immense gathering ~ tfs f
ltirers az the Academy LAST rfpbt H. NJ
nam q. and Cecil De Miles fare.. ,.,.,...
oS. The Genius" Tho Carf-,s.. b. ~.
o.s' Nenic4e Air. Goodwin has had sine
a 'uded Fool and his wonderful arr
ana facial expression fairly wins o.
hn the title given 10 the play. He h. A.
servedly the most popular comedian. n
not the most popular actor. that includes
Richmond IN his itinerary. and like old
wine improves with age His leading
woman. Miss Edna Goodrich Is charm
ing actress, and beautiful to behold
nv a-ing IN looks even the fair Maxine
Elliott whom theatregoers have been &C.
custoned 70 see opposite the star
Messrs Nell OBrien. William Beach
and Gordon tombstone as the musician.
painter and sculptor outshone the rest
OF the cast and rendered Mr.. Goodwin
able assistance as did also Mr. II. q.
I,onsdale. as Percival Clutterbuck. IN the
role 90 a real genius. Alice Wilson was
attractive and clever as Josephine Van
Dusen. 4 number OF unimportsnt speak
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
MERELY JOKING.


a Better Match.
How much aiimony does your husband
pay your
Ten dollars"
Mine pays me $685. ALWAYS tofd Won
a marry better than you-"-St. Louis Post
DISPATCH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
COMMENT OF VIRGINIA EDITORS.


II Ir. Foster won't leave the hospital at
Wi-iianls burE. put a strait jacket ou him
and keep Him there.-Orange Observer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

g. IS considerably tinctured with politics
Tazewen Republican.
What about your man Foraker? Is ne
altogether above suspicion2 Are his at
tacks on the President purely patriotic
and unselfish? And are you sure they
we've not tinctured with politics.
According to the Washington Post. the
bltoh Parliament has enacted law
making it q misdemeanor for airships 10
hy over Dutch territory. II you catch
your acronaut steering for Holland.
order him sharply 10 pun to the right.
Professor Starr OF the University Of
Chicago. says that the dress-suit is a
Joke. Everl body Will join with us in
resretting that the professors tailor
should have stung him with that kind.
Tho ShaHs brother. who has been
carrying on near-rebeliion for the Per-
sian throne, has attempted suicide.
Possibly he perceived that lie was in
imminent danger of landing II.
A college president advises a class %
gir.s IS follows Don't be content TO
settle down. be a dangerous woman"
This college apparently aspires 10 be
sort Of carrienation factory.
Among the bidders for the Panama
Canal contract was not Poultney Bige-
low. the specifications calling for more
substantial tools than the perfect-run-
ming fountain pen.
A poet in the American Magazine
sings II want % go home" After
reading the rest Of the poem. we feel
warranted i'm saying that ,his makes TT
unanimous.
Yet it is only fair TO say that when
Arkansas sent Hon. Jenries Davis TO the
United states Senate. she may have
meant IT as subtle rebuke.
We VIII maintain through everything
that Swettcnham and Tiliman. as
vaudeville combination, would draw the
s. r. q. sign anywhere.
AIr George Bernard Shaw might justi-
haby feel that the continuance OF 'Sa-
lome' would constitute al SANDER upon
Ai= own Mrs. Warren.
Kansas is advertising The fact that she
has a goose seventy-one years old. New
Yorxs policy IS TO say as little as pos
sluie about Mr.. Depew.
While the Canal Is far from finished.
clever Mr.. Shonts has found It possible
go sail on Sc straight TO q lower berth
with Belmont
-
There is niue or no IounGauon In iact
/ for the report that the Beuamy Storers
/ ate financing the Roosevelt Third Term
League
The neo from Cooks could doubtless
D #..rr- TT~
riman and Rockefeller directors exclu-
/ slfciy.
] Hon. Gugg,nheim declares that his sem
/ atorship is "a high office SO doubt the
/ bills ar. still coming in.
|
sun the crisp bright weather should
/ assist ID large proportion OF the popula-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

mond last night We're Waller p sta
PIES Ro4anolSe. J. W. Rel Abingdon.
George I. Hart Roanoke. Samuel p
w Gods I'm iversitv Of Virginia G0och
vaughan. Roanoke. ". Z Seldom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

some Of the Ni~ginians registered AZ
MNrphy's are Mrs. Harry schwartz
Enporia' Colonel o. O. Vaughan. Ir
FRANKLIN. Professor Willis A. Jenkins.
Newport News. w. q. Mathews. clifton
Forge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

Among the bidders for the Panama
Canal contract was not Poultney Bige-
low. the specifications calling for more
substantial tools than the perfect-run-
nlng fouutaln non.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

A college president advises a class OF
eirls IS follows Don't be content 10
settle down. he dangerous woman"
This college apparently aspires 10 be a
sort Of carrieuation factory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

r. a. Pace Of Hot Springs. Va IS
stopping at the Jefferson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

A poet IN the American Magazine
sings II want % go home" After
reading the rest Of the poem. we feel
warranted i'm saying that shis makes fl
unanimous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

Yet it is only fair TO say that when
Arkansas sent Hon. Jenries Davis TO the
United states Senate. she may have
meant IL as Il subtle rebuke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

We VIII maintain through everything
that Swettenham and Tiliman. as
vaudeville combination, would draw the
$. r. y. sLgn anywhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29
The At-Larse Feature Appealed to Him.

Coakley--I understanG Crooks Is anxiou
20 be a Congresmar at-lsrge-
toakley - You mean Cx-Congress
crooks? Why. hes ia the penitentlary ser
wing sentence
Coakley-Exactly philadelphia Pres.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-29

Your constituents must realize that YOU
working for them"
Yes" answered senator Sorghum. '.buf
good many OF t-eu have gotten the idea
that 1 am omitting tho proposition. Wash
ington star