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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
A Word of Appreciation.

Editor Of The Tines Dispatch:
Sir.-One OF very many ex-Confede-
rates only wishes 10 briefly thank The
Times Dispatch for the splendid Sunday
edition OF January goth. so truly and
npby devoted 10 the memory Of THE
Noblest Roman OF Them All" The low
ing memory Of "Marse Robert" VIII ever
abide with u.s. safely enshrinod IN our
heart o. hearts. the worlds history will
contain 10 grander name that Robert r
Lea name that Will continue 10 grow
in fame and shine with steady. offul-
gent lustre az tho years 90 by. I
heartily thank The Times Dispatch as
the humble spokesman for thousands Of
old ex-Confoderates IN all our Common
country. North and South. for such "a
good send of" 81 memory Of such a
grand and noble character as Robert T..
Lee.
And Tor Oh the years That time snail
tam.
ln ITS noiseless fight Ike lamps uat
burn
So silent iu their star-Nt home.
IBIS fame shall live in bronze and Stone
OLD IN CONFEpERATE.
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Lectures at Bostock's.

Natural history IS TO be made fea-
ture OF each day OF the remainder Of the
stay OF the Bostock Wild Animal Arena
i'm lakewood. Mr.. BOstOck has sent iu-
structions from Paris TO have Alec Day.
the lecturer. devote a portion Of the time
twice daily before the trainers and ami
mails begin their exhibitions. to a speech
on tLe life, manner. habits and customs
Of all the varied assortment Of animals
ia the building.
4ir Day is probably better equipped
for this business than any man Mr.. Bos-
took has ever had with him. as he has
spent years I'm hunting. trapping and rear
ing ali kinds Of wild animals. In that
time he made a practical study OF the
lives Of the animal inhabitants of Asia
Africa. North and South American, as
we'll "a Polynesia.
These lectures are not 10 take any time
from the regular performances. on tho
contrary. they are to be made a feature
Of the performances. which are 10 have
the educational facilities added.
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The State OF the Nation


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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

Ard signed the remark with
his name
/ smiled as I stepped without blankets
TO bed.
But moaned IN the night. fer 1t cano.
It came with leap and a dash and a
roll.
It charged on tho sleeper fun-tlt.
And l sprang from dream Of trip
to the Pole.
And battered around for ou!!t.
Full dark hung the night round the
murderous chair.
Which stood where II shouldn't have
been,
And loud fell my screams on the mid
AS l Eel, FOR the hole in my shin.
The tin-taOk stood upright and stabbed
for my foot,
The chandelier struck at my head.
The quilt wasn't there where it should
have been put
So l hoped, in my pain. back TO bed.
1 wrapped me as snug as could in my
sheet
It proved over-smal for tie test:
For when 1 had plenty OF it on my feet,
There wasn't bit on my chest
said: Though SILVER like palsy
and shake.
I'll bear II as brave as 7 can.
What though the iced air means a
nighttime awake
Amt it much more betting for Jan. 90
ILL., S. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
People Seen in
Public Places

A gentleman from Rockbridge brings
the Information that Hon. Roy c. Mich
ell member Of the House Of Delegates
from that county FOR the past two sos
sions. has removed his residence TO War
rem county. and will therefore not be a
candidate Tor reelection this fall.
Mr. Mitchell is ono OF the youngest
members of tho lower branch. who Is
quite popular and whose friends will
regret 10 see him retire. He is an eN-
teusive horse breeder. and it is said that
he has recently purchased a hue stock
farm in Warren.
Mr.. Mitchell is Understood to bc well
provided with this worlds goods, and at
one time owned seat on tho New York
Stock Exchange. which he disposed %
several years ago.
Hon. j. $ Craig. proprietor OF the
Cold sulphur Springs. and former MEM
Der Of the House from Rockbridso. may
be a candidate 10 succeed Mr.. Mitchell.
sir !. d. Tucker. a leading insur-
aRce agent OF the town OF South Bos-
ton. Is stopping at the Richmond.
Mr.. p. II. Bagby. a prominent law
Yer OF Nortolk county. and one Of tho
leaders OF the Fusion" wing OF nc
Democratic party in that section. a.
here on professional business. and IS
at Murphy's.
AIR. Bagby says the political situa-
tion IS pretty quiet at this time. but
that all East Virginia is aroused over
the coming jamestown Exposition.
which he believes will be a great show.
While not committed 70 any one az
this time, the Norfolk county attorney
looks with much favor upon the can
0idacy OF former Congressman Harry St
George Tucker for Congress. and be-
leves no VIII make strong run II
he decides 70 enter the race.
0Ir. John W. Carter. prominent law
yer os Martinsville. spent yesterday in
the city.
Ar r. C.. Parsons. OF Washington. d.
c., organizer Tor the International Typo
graphical Union. IS in Richmond for 8
few days, and IS stopping at the Hotel
Allen
Il am here in connection with matters
concerning the local situation among the
printers" said Dir. Parsons. when seen
last night in tho hotel lobby. but have
not been ON the ground long enough -
form an Intelligent opinion of what IS
going on.'
MI. Parsons is connected with the
Washington Star. but as organizer FOR
the union. he is frequently called into
states near the national capital
Messrs. 4. c.. Ford and W c Mathews.
81 clifton Forge. and j. i. Cooper or
Petersburg. are among tho Nirginians
who are registered at Murphy g.
M. w. rs. Decker. business manager
and advance agent FOR Flske O'Hara Who
VIII appear ut tie BLou next week. is
lore ahead ~ his show. and is Stopping
at the Hotel Allen. Nr. Decker has been
making the Wells circuit for several years.
ami has a great many friends in Rich
mond.
Mr. John A. Maddox. 81 Charlottesviile
ropresentiag the r. a. Patterson Tobacco
Company is at the Richmond
Mr. :. r. Curtis. treasurer % Warwick,
IS stopping az Murphys.
Tie Hotel Richmond VIII shortly install
private telephone exchange. connecting
p. I"e apai tments In the house with tie
Once. The contract for the exchange has
already been awarded &c the Southern
Bell Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
AT THE REFORMATORY.
Work on Improvements Will Be-
gin Very Shortly.

At the last meeting 0f the board Of di-
rectors Of Laurel Reformatory. held re-
Gently. II was decided 10 start work on
the new annexes at once One Of the
new buildings viii be a handsome hospi-
tai. costing about $1,000 The other VIII
be an administration building. 70 repace
that burned some time ago.
The last Legislature appropriated 500
90 for Improving tile refomatory. II Is
thought that with the aid OF Tho boys at
the reformatory the hospital can be erect
81 AZ a cost Of SIS ooo leaving tho other
500. with such additional subscriptions
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me WIGS Here AGAIN.


Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch" has
come 20 be almost a stage classic. and She
Was right welcome visitor last night
on her third annual appearance in Rich
mond Mrs. Wiggss optimistic philosophy
is not only sure cure for the blues but
viii confer Immunity from that dread
onIction for a considerable length Of
time on the individual who f. fortunate
enough 70 see the stage version OF Mr.
kices widely read stories OF Kentucky
lie Mrs Madge Carr Cook is
Ftiil Mrs. Wigs, and thcatrecoors oulI
be very sorry 20 see the role pass into
other hands. AS a character delineator.
she stands at the head OF her profes-
sion. and her work 10 this role has sIfl-
cent artistic merit 20 make Il alone worth
going miles 20 see. She Is ably supported
THIS year by practically the same COM
rony ~ character players that was seen
bore last season. Miss VIVA ogden is
Mss HAY, the very soul OF pesSinisfn.
and her work IS fully az good as that
of Miss Helen Lowell. Who created fie
tole and played u for three years. Hr-
makeup D. wonderful Charles Garter
an excellent character actor. who Vas
TOT some years seen as Cy Prime, with
Denman Thompson. was lrrcsistih'v fln-
uy as Mr. Stubbns. Mr.. Carter has f.~
equals on the stage as an interpreter -
eccentric comedy roles. Edith Tanaferrn.
strikiugiy like Mabel in voice and ar-
Dcarunce Is seen L. good advantage. as
Lovey Mary. and is unusually talented
FOR one SO young
Hiss Helen Raymond is srI Mrs
Elchorns and II ever AN actress was ntteI
Dr. nature for part. So is Miss Raymond
With the aid g q sklfll makeup. S4e
appeared 20 Dee about eiglt feet tall and
about as mean as she was taN The other
unimportsnt roles arc ably played 10y
Competent players, and the oaly regret
Fs' nn fTr "a .-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
With the
FraternitieS
Royal Arcanum.

an important meeting Of TIenrico
Council. Royal Arcanum. was held
thursday night at It's hail ia Fulton.
-hv council decided % mold a BANQUET
.n honor of its twenty-fourth auniver-
sarg, which occurs next month. This
banquet Is In the hands OF the good of
the-order committee" composed OF
Messrs. Rogers. Ream~. Eacho. King.
sears and S1muels. The council also
organized for two teams. and offered a
handsome prize 10 tho team bringing In
the largest number OF new members
The team captains are Messrs Louis
Seals. OF the 'Husuers.' and Bichard
EachO. 81 the "Arcanumitcs" Every
member Of the council is a member Of
the council is a member OF one OF tho
teams. The "IIustlers" Thursday night
after the session met and elected the
following iieutenants: Mcssrs " Flovd
Reams. G. W. Rogers. w. J. Ken. WILEY
9. Gil and W. J. King. Headquarters
will be established at ". J. Kings store
The "Arcanunite" team met Saturday
night and elected the following Neuten-
ants 10 assist Captain r. l. Eacho
Messrs. Ben. Levy. W. c. Booth. Albert
Samuels Charles Childress. Andrew Jor-
dan. Lewis Hensen. W. II. Reeks and
a Q. Nelson.
Daughters of Liberty.
Peerless Council. Daughters Of Liberty
OF Towards Grove. Installed officers
Monday night in their nail. on How
ards Grove Hill The installation cere-
monies were conducted by Deputy TSNoN
Umiauf. who made n most helpful speeNl
10 the members. The new officers ara
as follows:
Councillor. r. G. Thomas: Associate
Councillor, Mrs l.. s. Padbury; Vice
Councillor. Clarence Tyler; Associate
Vice Councillor. Miss Mary Fuqua: Junior
Past Councillor. Mrs. NJ. Victoria Ennis:
Junior Past Associate Councillor, Mrs. ii.
r. Wood. Recording Secretary. NJ. a.
Gcrmelman. Assistant recording Score
tary. Miss Nellie Dean: Financial Sec
rotary. Mrs. Nettie Taylor; Treasurer,
Mrs. D. L. Temple: Guide. Mrs. NJ NJ.
Thomas; Inside Guard, Miss Gussie
Pate. Outside Guard, Mrs. NJ. +. Hart
ley. Trustee for Eighteen Months. Ms.
NJ. Victoria Ennis.
Lady Maccabees.
The regular meeting Of the Church
Hin Hive. Lady Maccabees. will be held
tomorrow afternoon at O clock IN
Marshall Hall. Miss Eta NJ. England.
State commander will be present. and
all members are urged 70 attend. Fair
mount Hive has been invited to meet
with Church Hin Hive at this meeting.
The regular review Of Richmond Hive.
No 3. Lady Maccabees. will be held
tonight at o'clock in Fraternity
Tall. Miss England IS expected to be
present and organize the guard team
for the competition drin az jamestown.
Hibernians.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of tho Ancient
order OF Frihernians Division No ?.
celebrated their fourth anniversary in
their han. at Twenty and Grace
Streets, last night The program for the
evening was a most attractive one. and
the event was much enjoyed.
Acca Temple.
Acca Temple. Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine Will hold a meeting Thursday
! evening a tho temple. when the cere-
monies Incident 10 the Initiation Of 4
formed with fun paraphemalia and the
l men necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
Down the Pike. -

At the BiioJ last night tie Rays pre-
scented Down the Pike" tile same laugh
able musical farce thaS made such a pro-
nounced hit here last season II is one
u the best musical attractions that comes
10 the coy Broad Street playhouse. and
since last season new musical numbers
and dances have added 10 its attraction.
Johnny Ray IS genuinely funny as Casey.
the boarding house janitOr. and Emma
RAY as his Jealous wife. IL a capahl
partner in the fun-maNiug This clever
comedian and comedienne have never had
roles better suited % their style OF work
and they have with them this season "A
supporting company much above the
average. A weil-traincl. good looking
chorus. chiefly girls. danced well and rem
dered the musical numbers. all OF which
were we'll received. The best were lola 90
Soldier Bows in Blue" I'm Very Fond
OF You and camp Mectin' Time" The
parodies sung by the Rays were also
clever and heartily encored The usual
matinee ana night performances Viii be
given during the week.
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closing regulation. and has found it 10
D. good. Tho liquor dealers Of Richmond
would do we'll 10 take warning In time
ana withdraw their opposition 20 tho
Omlauf ordinance. II they do not. they
VIII have % reckon with more cxactins
regulations ny ana bv. j, is a dangerous
thing 60 defy public sentiment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

Wei we have now 20 call the attention Of
orc or our Norfolk contemporaries 20 its
wrong use ~ the word premises ." This IS
M"IH which. ike THO word scissors. has
plural ending but d.. nevertheless. a noun
nsr4 DO the angular number. or rather In
The sense ~ o. singular noun. Our con-
tefnp"fa fi~s who make this mistake spell the
rupTose0 singular noun premise" instead
~ pfrrnifa" n there ~ any legitimate
hnFninr Do is "premiss" Premise is the
fefY. az "e sag 20 premise. But ''premis
~ ne proper singular, where wi8n TO
Hiai" o. anfT'odent proposition. Now coma
aI"nF. norfolk conteup orary. and defend. n
f'H con. Nn.r USE OF premise" as proper
------- ---- -uLLnL La.ALlLo nroELea-.
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Case Continued

tho case OF l.. S Barlow. who SIS charged
with attempting 10 commit a criminal
assault upon Mouie Taylor. young
gir. who has been iu the city but two
N'rH-- WAS continued in Police Court
yesterday morning until this morning
Tic prisoner has secured tie services a
Mr Harry Glenn. who expressed The
n'Aef tat his client would lc cleared
when tile trial was hold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
Sousa Opera Company.

one OF the big musical events OF tho
amusement season Will occur at the Acad-
envy tomorrow night. the occasion being
the first presentation in this city by
Klaw & Erlanger OF the Sousa Opera
Company. IN the celebrated March
Kings" masterpiece Of comic opera. en-
titled THE Free Lance" The piece
serves 70 introduce that inimitable COM
edian. Mr.. Joseph Cawthorn. IN a new
character. accompanied by many well
known singers and comedians promi-
nent among whom are Nella Bergen.
jeanette Lowre Albert Hart. George
Tallman. George Schiller, Stanley Muir
ply. and host Of others. with a really
brilliant ensemble. numbering in all sev-
enty-hve. The book and lyrics OF The
Free Lance" which Is described as being
a real comic opera, are by Harry h
smith, and said 20 equal in merit AMI
humor his Robin Hood" when Will
be remembered as the great success o.
the BOstOnians.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

Nopier IS limited command
Given by the love OF an your native
land.
Than a successive titie. long ard dark,
Drawn from tie roulcy rolls O. Noah's
ark. Dryden.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

I'D 't-i ~ affea. tue Ia Toilette Senate bin
4niiNNe .'lfs ~ labor on roads engaged lu
lhtrFesiai' commerce - siNtosb. and stran g
70 say. t-ti. i- also opposition to IL on the
ga or ia-lr1al employees. Who wish the
LtlL iieke " working overtime to remain.
H4t pr does Seem unreasonable that any
ore should think b. safe for the travelling
pupNc ti4t r4-a operating trains should be
permitted g" WORK more than sixteen hours
On stretch mans mind as well a.
Dypy must s4Ier from exhaustion after 50
long strain. which units him from think
INK Qni0hy ana rapidly a. railroad men
Wutt tnlnA --..aunl0n DISPATCH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
Out of New York.

FIRST 'onmYter What DO YOU DO with
jpYrsel o7 evenings. old man?
second 'nlnmutor q take the j.o3 train
itYm f.e .t5.. Puck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
COMMENT OF VIRGINIA EDITORS.
The chno's Rights.

T To ~'''IN , = IITLos
~ lh q orfr ercrv parent owes his child
20 give it Eoad couiiaon school education.
some ctAdren lo not need and viii take
more lAal ii.f. Irf this much At least should
be provided over. child send your BOY or
SRI 10 fDnD1. during the entire term each
year while .ror r.trfr ave raccr,4 f,.a - W. W
rem Senll...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
An EDITORS Escape.

tumos has O. that Sister Nation would
cal By rocahontaf on her Virginia cam
palHn. but she headed the other way. and
% the fal timber and. last week got out
goo issue ~ his papcr.-Church valley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

with the incident but to laugh and dis
cuss IL. The Joke is on us
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

Academy-"AIrs. Wigs. OF the Cabbage
Patch"
BiJou-'DOwn the Pike"
Bostock's-Wild Animal Show.
MISUNDERSTANDING Rink
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
Her Authorizations.

What do YOU expect 90 do when the dav
young preacher.
"Act AZ patron. ~ course answered
naughty Mrs De St,ie Louisville Courier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
Better

Miss Wisely-"I suppose thar was .our
valet saw with YOU lesferda.."
kegEf-"My desh. don't saw valet That
word. you know. Is not used now. as--'
Miss Wiseiy--Weli. then. your Keeper g.
ClnclnnaN Commerclal Ir-Llne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

President fo osevcn has drawn the
line NJ the use OF pictures OF himself.
or members 81 his family. Tor adver-
tSing breweries. liquors, soaps. or
other articles or manufacture. Right
end good. While there IS nothing
iu particular that makes the picture
OF President Roosevelt and his fami-
iy sacred. at the same time there arc
few individuals who would care 10
have their name and picture. or that
90 their wife or daughter. coupled with
some advertising scheme for the pro-
motion OF the sale OF certain commO-
ies.-ROanoke Times.
Virginia recognizes this risht OF her
citizens. and hence provides in Sec. 2se'a
OF the Code that "a person. firm or
corporation that knowingly uses for ad-
vertsing purposes, or for the purpose OF
trade the name. portrait or picture OF
any living person resident In this State.
without having first obtained the written
consent of such person, or. II a minor.
or his or her parent or guardian, as well
as that OF said minor, shall be deemed
guilty OF a mis6emcanor. and be hned
not less than so nor more than $iooo."
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over the Limit.

Jones has given W Scotch and drinks rye
What for2"
he said he could stand snakes. but not
plaid ones. Harper Weekly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

That was rather rum affair in Jamai-
ca. wasn't It? And. just between US. it
smells very ike q Jamaica gum naa.r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

Referring to its list OF proxies. an in
sursnCe company promises TO alpha
beticalize the geographicalization'' al
most at once. What a wave Of relief
sweeps over us on reading this frank
and fearless pledge,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

Personally. we shouldn't be bit sur
prised n the British government felt
hereupon moved to Bellamystorcr Sir
SueftenhaTn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

The terrible charge Is now being
pressed against Joe Bailey that he has
been seen hanging around the front door
at &c Broadway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

NIr. Hartman offers $4,000, 600 FOR the
political rehabilitation az Odeu. and Mr..
Carnegie viii give 5000 100000 for "a ten
wears new lease on life. Easy money.
in short, simply runs rampant Ger the
and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

10 said papa. don't disturb me. You
"oh, WOW. boo. boo. wow screamed Bob
then. il lei you play your drum VIII yo,i
be Quietc'
Yes, sir" said Bobby Philadelphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

The whole trouble. OF course. Is that
American admirals, through some defect
i'm training. feel a little piQued at being
urged to skiddoO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

Tie Buffalo Express calls Mr.. Root
the great mixer Of the administration. 80
This seemed something Of a slight to
another Secretary until We recalled that
William TAFT was simply the great
miNer-up.
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Acca Temple.

Acca Temple. Mobiles OF tho Mystic
Shrine. Will hold a meeting Thursday
evening at tho temple. when the cere-
monies Incident TO the Initiation Of 4
large class of candidates will DO per-
formed with fun paraphcrnalia and the
mon necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

Stili Il Mr. Fairbanks can command
the Indiana novelist vote. ali the Pshaws
in the world can never Overtake him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

Dr. Newell Dwight IiHlis feels that
We ought 20 have more poets. ANY
magazine editor could tell the doctor
that he could get "a yard fun Of them
for q few dollars q week
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Age Of Graft

II wouldn't deaouncs that show 80 vigor-
Ously. old imam"
- shall DO my duty a. I see IT," de-
clarea the qars0u
But you mus Use some discretion. Peo-
PIE are beginning ro think you get a rake
on from the management. See 81. oufs-
vale Courier folr.a'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

New York has q poet-iudge who de-
iivers his decisions IN rhyme. II would
take pretty good grammarian doubt
less. 10 diagram his sentences.
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TUESDAY. JANUARY g. la.-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

poston looks ont on tho universe with
what the pretty nction-wr.ter would call
hca>y-ldded eye.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

lake Erie was swept on sunday with
the worst storm in twenty-five years.
Many large and costly vessels were un-
Intentionally put Of at Buffalo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

When writing diplomatic letters put
into them all the M-temper and puerile
sarcasm you can End lying around. That
is what the Big Navy is there for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

The Ohio River is behaving good
deal like a United States Senator maxi
iug q Brownsville speech
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

"The man who gives a tip is a cow
ard" SAYS q well-known parSon. And
the man who does not IS a-hungry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22

Maine has a singing revivalist named
+. Waltz. Have AT him, paragrapuers.
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LadV MaCcabees.
Hibernians.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient
order OF Hibernians. Division No. 2.
celebrated their fourth anniversary in
their han. at Twenty-sixth and Grace
Streets, last night The program for the
evening was a most attractive one. and
tho event Mas mnoh On ioxod
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Exit swettenham