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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
VICIssITUDEs FOR AUTO MAuF.AC.
TUREnS. &

The expected is happening in the
automobile industry. Prices are going
down. lneNperience is paying the piper
ana bankrupt courts are Squeezing QUO
capitalization winch was too often
1aseu Oh ioss hopes ana lheAper'e'cs
'ooh'e ioea VI t''e CROWN OIL t'ae auto
'''ooiie business III <N'l'eilca IS sNen
I" me ioi'o" tne tao'e' "hiei' u'es NJ
80 oaoN pe ' ASoo' DIS az .i''l tii''e
.''e -" a. o''e' 90
80 ins's t'i1'e'A 'iiae - was passed.
wv ~ 'ne soNeii''i'ei't ielo' -
800 49,
lishments 191 81
Capital .:....... s2o,555,2l7 s5,76S,S5I
STARRED olliclais'
c.,an,,. e,o,e,oz .oo,-oo
Ware carners 10s3o o.2a;
Wages ..........s 6,17s95o s1,S2o,65s
Nllsce!laheous eA
los. -, ta.,,,, ,1essSse eo.eeS
Value of product. 26,645.o64 4.74s.oI1
Many of the establishments reported
in 1eoo were nero expe,inental shons.
I and the growth Of the Industry is
| shown in the value of product and
other items.
| The DEVELOPMENT shown by this
table made it inevitable that many
| Should rush into the automobile bus
| mess. with the result that fierce COM
petition was immediately developed.
| Thi, result parallels the story of the
picvole business. in which 1t Will be
recalled that great many men under
took TO build bicvcles. and after few
years competition a bicycle trust was
4 formed, and In the place Of a narrow
market with the excessive profits,
4 there was deve,onea a wider field on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
i FOR JAMESTOWN


AS the summer wears on a better APP
probation of the real value OF the
Jamestown Exposition Is growing in
the minds OF the public. Especially
gratifying is 1t to note that such an
important paper as the Commercial
Appeal Memphis. along with other
Southern papers, is saying a good word
Tor this exposition. In Its leading edi-
torial Of July 22d, the Commercial Ap-
peal says:
Fortunately. the indications are that
the exposition is being shaped up, and
that it is no longer in the unfinished
state that was the surprise o. visitors
for the first two months. 1t las been
recognized that the exposition suffer
ed from two very serious irayba cks
y, ctically from It, inception divided
authority and the lack of money. The
former OF these difficulties has been
remediod by putting the entire direc-
ton and mana cement in the hands OF
single person. who appears to have
the necessary qualifications and the
confidence of the local interests imme-
diately concerned. If the question of
finance has been as well disposed Of
| and the necessary. money Is available.
there should be no further difficulty
| about making the exposition sue
cess. at least for its last four months"
The simple truth is that the James
town Exposition is one Of the most
creditablo and Instructive public ex-
hibits ever held in America, and those
who fail to attend It are more to be
pited than blamed. Judging from tn
attitude Of the Southern papers, the
4 South at least will continue to SEND
good representation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
GIN Rctlcent.

Attorney General Anders IN eon,l''u :,
"a maintain dignlned silence "nen ~
preached by reporters Nttl' e. 800 "a
.nsl.ha course to BE pursued by the
State In meeting the Injunction OF
1,,dre Prltchard. Though tho 1'ublic AZ
: rot Of ADVISED as to the plans alreaay
nderwav It is known that the Attor-
,ausGeneral Is at work on The case
nd no sensational litigation VIII PC
,started until the authorities are amply
nrenared to carry the case to the proper
Judicial tribunal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
Harris
Anti Dyspeptic Water
'pHoNE '4gs2.

]. A. Morris Co, Inc:
Gentlemen have used the HARRIS
WATER for the past
year. and ! have found 1t very beneficial
to me. Before commenced to nse IL
] suffered great deal with Sick Head
ache and Flatulence. Since began to
use IT l have been almost entirely relieved
OF these troubles. do not hesitate to
recommend It to.,any ono who is a suf.
ferev from Indigestion.
B. isaND, WELL FORD.
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ncnort Of superintendent Davis.

superintendent LAWS. Of the City
Home, has submitted to Governor
Swanson his report as delegate 70
the, National Conference of Charit!es
and Corrections at Minneapolis wh'cn
viii meet next year in Richmond IN
mart the report is a. follows:
0"After a hard fight against four
d. o.; Denver. Ctl.; l3ut
falo NJ ". and oklahoma Clty.-lsich-
4r,ond won out, and this great mona !
conference will meet In our city May,
1905. pledge to them OLD Virginia
Ehosnitality. and l &c ell sure that ! viii
nave the aid Of this Conmnnwea lth,
!, we'll as OF the reople Of Richmond.
Later on + shall ask that wo organize
n committee, consisting of prominent
citizens. In concert with representa-
tiveg Of Dur various charity organi-
cations, for the purpose Of making ar
ran eements to entertain this great
body of charity worn ers.
II visited the public institutions of
Minneapolis and st Paul. ana found
theln to be clean and up-to-date !
was especially Impressed with the
splen1id city hospitals. They We're
scr arnto institutions from the aims,
II hope at an early date Richmond
will have a great city hospital. in
depcndent OF the City Home. Our
! Honorable Mayor, Carlton Mccarthy,
sent me a telegram OF congra tnlation,
hand extended to tke conferences the
hearty welcome Of our citi2ans OF Rich
mond the first Commonwealth in Amer
lica,8 in 1905, Whlchawas resolved with
Hearty applause"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

Had.

Crimson Rambler--One OF de disa ppo.nt
mems mems OF my life was de day somebody fust
showed me de cotton gin,
nek,E house Nponan--How was dat?
crimson Ranbler--Well. ! was young an
,,neHperieheed, Amt never been nowhere, an
= hausht It was sernethln' to drlnk.-~2 uel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

sides, The Times Dispatch is not COM
petent to Judge. but an ounce OF pre-
rention III this case would have saved
a life, and 1t Will be but small cont
fort to the bereaved family to be told
that It did not seem necessary Fllc
fact that earth does fall and crush out
human lives would seem to have been
sufficient reason for the City Ensi-
neer's Department having taken a per
fectly obvious precautions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
In the Contin,lous.

Mrs. OutertowIl--I think you worked for
IN once before Can you recall |?
The New Cook--shute. II amt unlikely.
IT'S sick bother layin' out new routes I
concluded to use Nan aY. me ovid vans this
trlR.sEtRs,p ls Ia 5i5 VI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

The Virginia. Irish potatoes are cele-
brated as the finest things in the Muir
ply line ever devised for the tooth of
man. and old Accomac county con-
tinues to pump them out over the map
at the rate of many thousands Of bar
.rels per day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

A new benefaction Of 100000 has
just come to Chancellor Day. thereby
increasing his perfect contempt for
the laboring classes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

If Count Boni really wants to go
into the railroad business, we suggest
that he lose no time In communicating
with the Union News Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
Heard and Seen
in Public Places

women ana d sefno ei-teae ans landed at
Mnrphy,,sP yesterday morning, They
sorts Of trolley. excursions, saw iii.
the monuments, old st, johns Church
and pretty much everything else worth
seeing =. n the city, and this morning
James on tile steamer Hampton Roads.
In due time they Will be landed at
the jamestown DEPOSITION, and after
make their Way 55acK home Via tie
Chesapeake Bay steamers and connect
Ing railway lines.
The party comes from Muncie. md,
cock. and the ehaperonage. Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Woods. There are thirty young
ladies, and Indiana never sent to VIZ
GINA q handsomer party of "Hoosier
Mr.. Peacock, the manager. Of the ex-
cursion, IN short talk With n Times
Dispatch man, said: 'yrhe Jamestown
and / think the more people from the
West who come on here to see 1t the
better It will be. for the West. Out
there the early history Of our coun-
jamestown Is showing us that 1t was
q reality. This Is the second excursion
have engineered from Indiana to
COCA hope e bring I more pilgrims
Yet to the birthplace Of real human
Freedom"
Another excursion party from In-'
diana and Illinois towns stopped over
In the city last night and took rooms
at the Lexington. The party NUM-
bered eighty Sin They have been 30;
are now on the return trip. This
Mr.. Robert Hall, OF Illinois. They
reached the city on the Hampton Roads
last night. slept at the Lexington, and
viii spend to-day seeing Richmond.
Trolley rides. visits to historical points
and sightseeing generally Will keep
them busy during all of to-day. To-
morrow morning they will leave by
the Chesapeake and Ohio Road for
their Western homes. The Lexington
gave them a special entertainment last
night
The retirement Of Hon. Joseph p.
Sadler from the senatorial contest in
the Sixteenth District has simplified
matters, SO far as the place of State
| Senator Is concerned, and Mr.. Wat
kins. his competitor, will probably
have no further opposition. But the
conteot for other offices in the coun-
tiles of the district will probably be
! warmer than ever. Candidates for the
lower House In the counties are sim
ply too numerous to mention. ana. as
| for the county Offices to be filled, there
seems to be a candidate behind every
| bush. So says a Chesterfield severe.
1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

III case The Hague declares for per.
sonal disarmament. we nominate Mr.
Bat Masterson for the little duty al
Oyster Bay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

The Fairbanks cocktail has been
served over the bar al last. and the
fame of buttermilk totters to extinc-
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

Old Virginia's hottest In the way OF
weather is just Il little cooler than
the best and breeziest Of Texas and
other equatorial sections.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

This ends the dispute. Marie Corell!
declares that she is "a real woman"
and we were never one to contradict a
lady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

For the future. that Georgia horse
who broke into a letter-boX and ate
a lot of love-letters will doubtless
think better Of hay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
Do Not Favor Move.

The newspaper reports from Wash :.
sington concerning the sensational talk
that an effort will be made by the
authorities OF North Carolina to it1l-
peach United States Circuit Judge
pritchard, though not accepted OH Its
face value. created some discussion
here, and brought forth the opinion
that such move would be deplor-
able.
II sincerely hope that nothing OF
the kind will be attempted, salo an
off1 cial who is interested In the fight
Of this Commonwealth for lower pas
senger rates. "rhe Virginia matter
u.iIi not end where it is. 1t can be
properly adjusted in court OF COM m
petent Jurisdiction, and to cloud !, 1 = e
iss,,e by an attack on Federal ludse
n ,siu not add to the dignity Of States
or advance the cause In which we are g
SO vitality concerned. This IS not .
time for rash action
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

Pittsburg man died the other day
because he talked too loud and fast.
Now we suppose erybody, in Pitts
burg will begin talking loud and fast.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

Persons wishing to communicate with the
Times Dispatch by. telephone will ask cen
trial for "404l." and on being answered from
the office switchboard. will indicate the de-
partment or person with whom they WISH
to speak
j, When calling between 8 a. NJ. ana :
IA NJ. cali to central Office direct FOR 4o4l'
com posing room; 4o42. business Office; 4o4S'
for mailing and press-rooms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

In Nebraska the manufacturers are
making gas out Of cornstalks. but the
legislators Loyalty stand by the die
tionary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

A little more of this concentrated
extract Of summer and public opinion
will begin to rally round the banner
OF Rev. Zed II. Copp. who asserts that
hell is in the sun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

Rumors reach us from time to time
that the new $40 goldback is a very
handsome bill. However, as we have
intilnated, only the rumors reach us.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

Mrs. Russell Sage has given away
another large chunk of cash. More
and more, as the days so by. does her
late husbands parsimony seem rea-
sonable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
IN THE HOUSE OF HIS FRIENDS.
SOME COMMENTS ON MIR. BRYAN

a bad Outlook.
To be perfectly frank about IT, the Demo-
cratic party Is in bad way, 1t has every
thing In its favor on the ground of princi-
pie If 1t would only stick to principle: 1t has
everything against 1t In the present organs
cation of the party and in the disposition OF
the men who have usurped its leadership
and who hold Its course steadily in the rap
ids which lead to Observation-Disclosures and
Courier. UEH lsifh1sJ arfEi sFi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
Rhymes for To-Day
ALL FoR THE LOVE OF A LADY

ALL FOR THE LOVE OF A LADY.
T HEY were swimming in the ocean,
We We're singing on the shore
When my Katie took notion
She would play the game no
more.
SO touched Jim on the shoulder.
And the Headsnnn took her Oft.
And Eugene, behind the boulder,
Gave low embarrassed cough.
Twas a night OF fogs and vapors-
There were none to see the fuss:
Yet the thing got In the papers
And the Mayor sent for US.
I wore stockings and kiltie,
And they had me searched In vain
But twas plain that we We're guilty
And twas plain that it was plain
SO the bailiffs held my neck fast
While the Mayor cried to all,
How next morning, after breakfast,
Wed be shot against a wall.
But at midnight. while the soldiers
Snored obtusely by the tent,
We stole OUT as have toldyers,
And slipped on the boat for Ghent
That's the story. dears, and listen:
have sinned my share for fun,
But, Of all, guess that this un
Is the very worst l done.
H. S. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

Entered January %, 1908, a. Richmond,
Va. us secoid.elass master, under act OF
Congress of March 5. .s7e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

Senator Elkins favors Cortelyou for
the nomination. which makes two for
the Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
DISCOVER DEFECT
IN IMPORTANT Bill Il. |
Failure to Make Proper Record
May Affect Validity Of
Statute.
NEWS ON CAPITOL HILL
Officials Deprecate Effort to I'm
peach Judge Pritchard.
NEWS ON CAPITOL HILL
Officials Deprecate Effort to I'm
peach Judge Pritclard.
Mr.. Davis Makes Report.

At the request OF Clerk John W..
Williams, keeper Of the rolls, Attor-
ney General Anderson is preparing an
opinion with reference to the proper
ratification OF bill to change the
constitution insofar as 1t relates to
meetings OF the General Assembly.
The. proposed amendment provided for
constitutional amendment to fix the
term Of the Legislature at ninety in
stead OF sixty days. Section 1875 lays
down the law as to how this may be
done, although 1t appears that there
was no strict compliance with the
rules.
This section declares. in effect. that
such proposed amendments shall tie
entered upon the journals OF the two
houses, with the aye and nay vote re-
corded herewith. This rule was fol-
lowed, so far as the House of Dele
gates was concerned, but In the Sem
ate journal the full text OF the meas
lure was not spread upon the minutes.
simple reference being made to its
nature, along with the aye and nay
1vote.
1t is held that the act cannot be au-
lthenticated, It's validity. however,
will be determined by the Attorney
General in ruling which Will be
handed down within the next day
or two.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
"Cut Bryan Out.,S

Suppose Bryan were absolutely eliminated
from our politics. Suppose we had no Bryan
shadow hanging over us. but could go along
FREQ from sacerdotaI interference and could
nominate whom we pleased for various Of
flces would not the Democratic party be In
better case to day, and would 1t not have
the same chance to win that the Liberals
had in England? Cut Bryan out and we
have chance to win. Leave him In, and
we will never win.-Commercial Appeal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

In America. ii seems. Dukes bride
is merely Mrs. Duke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
Poems You Ought to Know


minutes
life poetry Eliot
Norton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

HOW TO CALL TiMEs.DlsrAreE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

BY Times Dispatch Carrier Delivery ser
vice In Richmond tand susarbs), Manehes-
Ter and Petersburg
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Daily with Sunday IA cents $3.50
Daily without sunday..lo cents 4oo
SBunday only ....-5...l.. cents $50
yearly subscriptions payable In advanoe''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

II anybody believes we are about to have
civil war between the State and Federal
authorities over the railway rate cases they
are nightly mistaken. After the dema-
gogues and peanut politicians have gotten
through With their Wild shriekings the
people Will flnd that there has been made a
great fuss about Observation-Disclosures IN.
CO MESSENGER.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25
Mr.. Bryan the issue"

y Mr. bryan the Issue"
Tho people musts learn from experience
what Mr.. Bryan knows from prescieEce
Maybe the people Will govern themselves as
he says they must, but rertainly his own
uandidacy will present the issue OF govern
ment ownership as clearly as anything could.
When he contends that this is not an imme-
diate issue. by which he means that it IA
not a practical Issue for the campaign Of
1905. he presents an unanswerahle argL-
ment against his own nomination by the
Democratic party. But he docs not draw
such a conclusion. Mr.. Bryan has no In
tention of retiring voluntarily from the
front rank, II will be necessary to hand
him something r..ore than q hint OF the de-
, slFability OF such a Observation-Disclosures
Evening Post. s
Did Mr.. Bryan Understands
government ownership OF tho railroads
which sounds very much as II the Peerless
ohe was trying to dodge the issue which
ne SO rscklessly raised in his Madison
/ square Garden speech. and which, IN turn,
| mas raised popular camor about his eaie
that threatens to drown the last syllable o!
demand for his nomination He tells the
| country now that government ownership II
| MOI an Immediate Issue and Will not hgul.
| IN the campaign o. 1908. II this be true
men why should Mr.. Bryan project into
Issue which has no immediate prospect o.
/ application to conditions In this country;
p'n ne fail to understand the logical ans
4 inevitable consequences OF what he wal
taking about? We rather think this is thu
case ana that Mr.. Brynn Ia sorry that HI
mace That speech at least before the cleo
uol IN lSos,--lndex-Appeal
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g.l,p Sines zjgpatfa
nA.,lt,Y...wE So. y---euNpAy.

Business off!ce, .,...... 1915 Fl. Main street.
Washington Bureau. 1857 Munsey Balia'hss
Manchester lsureau... .....iio2 Hun street
Petersburg Bureau.-....4o N. syeamote 81
lynchbure Bureau. ....ais Eighth st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-25

Thou proud man. look upon yon starry vault
survey the countless gems which richly stud
The nights imperial Observation-Disclosures
Will show the nlSreds more, innuirerous
AS the sand each of those little lamps
Is the great source OF light the central Gun
Round which other M ghty sisterhood
n OF planets travel,--every planet stocked
With living beings in1potent thee. II
Now proud man-now.. where @is thy greatness fed?
What art thou in the scale OF unverse?
Less. less than nothing!
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BY MAIL. One Six Three one
POSTAGE PAID Year. Mos Mos MO.
Daily With sunday. $500 $500 $50 s5
Daily without sunday 500 ZOO 400 80
sunday edition only. 200 leo so 40
Weekly wednesday,. 100 80 20 -.
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Mans Littleness in Presence Of the Stars.
ny HENRY r<1Rl<E WHITE.

Other selections this author his portrait All
sketch have already printedin this series.
The sun., 1907-11-28

her father on Cover street. The late Duke
visited them there and expressed his inten-
tion Of marrying her. but her father de-
olared that the Duke should never have her.
After identifying portraits Of the late
Duke as those OF -Druce' the Witness
went on to say that the Duke always had
a false beard. She had seen him both
with and without the beard. She had
asked him why he wore a false beard. She
last saw the Duke in 1879, when he was I. c.
Druce Of the Baker Street Bazaar The
Duke had an affection Of the skin and az
one time had humps on his nose.
The witness said that in reply TO her Ques-
tions about the false beard the Duke replied:
you know I am Druce when I put that on
Witness said sho never visited the Baker
Street Bazaar. but she knew IL was owned
by the Duke. She asked him why he en-
gagged in such a business when he had 90
much wealth from other sources. and he
replied that it paid very well.
In 1894 she was living in Liverpool, but
came to London at her fathers request
and saw the Duke. who said: -Madge.
am going TO die" Witness replied: -YOu
don't look like it," Then he repeated the
statement 70 her father. The Duke, wit
ness said, explained that he was going 70
cease being Druoe. She was further told
that there was going to be a funeral.
In 1898 she again came to London and
met her father and tho Duke. She said to
the latter: Il thought you we're dead and
buried" He did not like the remark. She
also called him -Druce,' which annoyed
him.
The sun., 1907-11-28
NINE FISHERMEN RESCUED.
Arverne's IATe savers Go 70 Their Ald IT
the Might.


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Nuo nAon ~ .e,S '''o,. s Ioes ~ "loo,
lyn carly ON Tuesday morning Tor day' =
fishing were rescued early yesterday morn
ing from the half wrecked auxiliary sIoo,
FI;,a phcdsa IN ,h. .,,rs an .h. A Arvarrs HotaI
A. Irrsrne =. Il nv the ne G .svinS ~ crew nj
thae nIsca A. aH.Sora S.I~ hISw;nS Mt
the rs,s "a .ho,,, Torty ns1ss an ho,,r xss
nrev.iI;nS ~her the HatroI srorc tha A.,
rarr@ sss,,on ~a',ght si1ht ~ the sloon
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