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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
o Money! Money! how bllndly tlou
hast been worshlped, and how stupid
ly abused.-Chares Lamp.
Report Of the Library Board.

AZ was expected, there was dlVl-
sian Of opinion In the Library Board
on the proper action TO be- taken III
s respect to Mr. John =, Kennedy. iibfa-
,ian Tho majority have agreed to
sustain and retain Mr.. Kennedy, for
reasons which they have set out at
length, The minority have taken
Slifrerent view, for reasons which they,
too. have stated III detail. The Times
Dispatch sees no reason to change the
6onnion which it expressed after the
hcAring before the Legislative COM
mittee, that the usefulness OF MI. Ken
nedy is so impaired that he should
yac:,te tho Office; and we still trust
thai this will be the course which which
viii commend itself to him, us it would
70 every man Of proper delicacy.
Mr.. Kennedy has received from the
majority the vindication which he de-
sired. and which he is reported to have
y said was all that he desired, and 1t IS
NV omen to him to retire with that
x edit which tho majority have attri-
buted to him.
The action Of the majority certainly
does not express the popular feeling,
but when gentlemen of such unim-
ipeachable integrity as theirs devote
time and labor to the service of the
Vtate with no ether reward than that
which comes from the consciousness
Of duty Faithfully done, there is no
propriety whatever in criticizing their
action, which is the result of honest
Judgment after patient investigation.
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The Inspection System.

Inc estimate of u correspondent OF
The Times-Dispatch that an honest
and Industrious travelling auditor
would save the State several hundred
thousand dollars a year the Norfolk
Landmark thinks is not unreasonable.
Nobody can now tell" says the
Landmark, "iust how much the State
loses from slipshod or dishonest meth
DDS in handling it's finances, but tho
amount is pretty large, in all human
probability The loss. whatever 1t is,
Is doubtless Just rs great from careless
and dilatory methods as from down
right peculation.
Honest State officers should have
no objection to examination their
accounts at any time. The travelling
auditor System is q stimulus to the
best OF oflicers-and safeguard from
their own point of view. II a mistake
has been made unintentionally 1t is
to the interest of tho local officer to
know 1t, while the imminence OF In
spection helps him maintain the eff
cheney of his Office force. Congressman
Glass made q hard fight for a travel
ing auditor system when he was in the
State Senate, and later when he was
in the Constitutional Convention, but
the majority of his colleagues unwise-
~ opposed the innovation. Why
shouldn't thu, State keep check on its
treasurers as tile national government
does on its paymasters in the army
and navS?"
Mcssrs. Byrd of Winchester, and
Johnston, Of Montgomery, tried to get
an inspection bill through the Legisla-
ture at It's last session. and Will renew
the fight next time if either returns.
Mr.. Massie who is offering for the
House from Richmond has already
committed himself to a measure pro-
viding for a uniform system of book =
keeping and inspection. and Mr.. Massie
is indefatigable when he once starts.
The prospects are most encouraging.
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WHOLE COMPANY THERE.
Fifty Negro Boys Appear in Po-
lice Court.

In the Police Court Yesterday morn
Ing a crowd OF about fifty negro boys.
gated in response to tho scrgennts call
to answer tho charge OF, rioting on
Church Hill one night last week. The
bows belonged to n drum cnrps.. and
In question. while they were having
n parade In tho vicinity Of TwnntY-
ninth and P Streets. md were creating
some disorder, q policeman. In trying
the head with brick. The whole
Company" were arrested, and when
they showed up IN court YESTERDAY the
Justice continued the case to this .mOrn-
ing because he had so many drnnks
and small assault cases and things TINT
he could not very we'll handle them NIL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
ANDREWS CONVICTED.
Pleads Guilty 70 Raising Silver
Certificate 10 600

Ia the United states District Court
ycAthrdpy, George Il. Andrews, ~ young
W y, aIt i,l92ada,Gg, ggiltg, p The chaIg.
WaddllI 1i6ea hin 1900 ard ~ Vent ' iliiin
70 ne penltentlary At Atlanta for five
yeaFB.
aDdrewH IL under thirty years III age,
ana NlalHe 10 ne \ natj9e III tho state
81 Maine though his has been In many
Agftiohs ~ ths country IN this past five
month ago, raised tfa BIN ana Had IL
chshod = I the preliminary hearing be-
l tp,n. .aon,nis,5loner Brady ha denied the
hin against him and yestnr1uy ha
p ,1onaa suilV. With ting reytIlt men
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

An Indian woman, reading her obit-
uary notice infthe newspaper, prompt
~ died, declining to believe that she
was alive since the paper said that
she was dead Few such tributes to
the veracity OF the press have ever
been paid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

yes, the President and talked
about the presidential nomination."
said Senator Scott, in recent inter-
view. THE President said that there
We're any amount of men who would
make good Presidents"
Sly speech What can "any amour:
of men" mean but the extensive per-
son Of Secretary Taft?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

Statesmen occasionally stoop to mere
politics for the sake OF currying popu-
lar favor. Now. here is Secretary
Taft ostentatiously ruling that "a
mans mother-in-law is not part OF
his immediate family"
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Representative Dalzcll, while per-
sonally seeing no reason for revising
the tariff, yet admits that there is a
sentiment in some parts Of the coun-
try favoring revision of the sched-
ules." All of which Is very. very
civil Of the Congressman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

Harrman's stenographcr was man
This is mentioned merely with tho
idea of Suggesting. very tentatively,
that had the stenographer been a
woman the little story might have
como out year or two earlier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
In 4he Garden Of Eden.

Adam (returnlng to dinner. to Eve)-.
GOOD Heavens! Q. these womenss
Thev can't leave anything alone. YOU
have gone and made the salad out OF.
my sunda,. clotfes!"-Bon Nivant,.
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iahr almrg slsls. 1iypatrh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

business Office .......,si0 II. Main STREE 'i''
Washington Burcau,36e-i Munscy Bnild'ns'
Nfanchester Bnrnnn. ,.....llo2 Hun stte ~
Petersburg Bureau. 40 n. sScamore %
1,ynohbnrr bureau. 2i5 Eighth st.
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MILITARY SPECTACLE.
Dress Parade and Battalion Drill.
nv Savar7t;e+L Peo;rran+

Dress Parade and Battalion Drill.
bv seventieth Regiment.
The following orders for dress parade
md inspection BY the local companies Of
on Thursday night have just been issued
by Major G. 9. Bossleux, commanding:
SEVENTEEN Regiment Infantry,
Virginia Volunteers,
Richmond. Va, April 3. 1907.
II. Commanding officers Of Companies
their resp2.tlve commands at Il the as arn,ory
on. Thursday, April 18th, at $40 r. M.
sharp for battalion parade and inspec-
ton. IS
II. Uniform for enlisted men Will be
fill dress. Commanding officers will SEQ
that each man has his shoes properly
blackened, and wears a clean standing
collar and clean white gloves.
III Uniform for officers wilt be dress
". Each commanding officer will use
every endeavor to have every available
man present. asst is Important on this
occasion to lldvc a full attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
atch Shows at lakewood.

Hatch Shows at lakewood.
Among the many attractions to b9
presented at lakewood Park & a palaccX
OF Illusions wherein mngic and MYSTERY
arc pracIiced to the bewilderment OF
The Palace OF Illusions IL one. OF the}
attractions at lakewood Park for ten
days commencing April 24th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

"a poker dcn," cries the Ohio State
Journal, will neutralize a school,
house Of ten rooms" And about what,
in our contemporary opinion, would
IL take TO neutralize n fiat OF four
rooms and graphophone?
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HOW no CALL TINES DISPATCH.

HOW no CALL TIMES DISPATCH
Persons wishing 10 communicate win ne
Times Dispatch by telephone VIII ASK ee"
trail for "4O41.' and on being ansMerNN
from the office switchboard, VIII 'tld'eh'e
the department or person with whom tl'eS
wish to speak.
When calling between a. NJ. anu :
A. NJ call q, central office direct LOT a"sa'
composing om; 4oi2. business Office a''''
for mailing and press rooms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
LABOR SCARCITY
RETAR.O|:s WORK
Many Difficulties Met by a. p.
". a. iii Improvements at
Jamestown Island.
PROGRESSING NEVERTHELESS

"A general meeting of the Associa-
ton for the Preservation Of Virginia
Antiquities was held In the rooms OF
the Virginia Historical Society yester-
day ut noon
Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson presided, and
among those present were Mrs. John
3. Lightfoot, Mrs J. lnders Robinson,
Mrs. Henry Gibson. Mrs. j. II. Southall,
Mrs. w. S. Murray, Mrs. a. w. CARRIER,
Miss NJ. b. Baughman, Mrs. c. 3. Ball,
Mrs ffalyburton, Mrs. George a. Lyon,
Mrs Robert S. Christian, Mrs. Egbcrt
G. Leigh. Jr., MRS. Edgnr d. Taylor,
Miss Kate James. Mrs. William Bent
Icy, Mrs. S. III. Yonge. Mrs. James AL
ston Cnbcll. Miss Ellen Wade, Mrs
S. II. Boykin, Mrs. Robert Page Grymes
Mrs p. j. White, Mrs. Langstar john
ston, Mrs. w. NJ. Wade. Mrs. Corbin
Mercer Mrs. g, r. Cannon. Mrs. Miles
Martin, Mrs. II. w. Watkins. Mrs. w. II
Cox. Mrs. II. b. E'itzhugll. Mrs. George
l. Christian, Miss M B. Christian, Miss
Nannla Joncs. Mrs. w. a.. Powers, Mrs.
Tinsley. Mrs. John r. MCGUIRE. Mrs.
a. NJ. Tyler, Mrs. J. II. Timberlakc, Mrs.
Lancaster Mrs. Il. *. Lancaster, Jr,
Miss Isabel Hill, ind others.
Work at Jamestown.
The minutes being read and adopted
and the report OF tho corresponding
secretary and the treasurer heard. Mrs.
John B. Lightfoot, chairman OF tho
jamestown committee, submitted tho
following: #
work at jamestown is being pushed an
rapidly as possible. On a recent trip Of
three days, The labor of which was relieved
by tho hospitality of the drectrcss OF Ethe
with her assistance and tlgit OF three mem,
bers OF the two committees of williamsburg.
set out o.000giyy plants, which / hear give
promise Of living. These plants VIII be sold
a.. souEcnirska Twenty-Five cents apiece. Mr..
Childrey, the engineer employed by the James
town committee was then laying the founda.
tion Of the '{tower for the water supply
throughout the grounds and in the build
ings.
Carpenters are at work on the interior
OF the Co1oniaf Danes memorial building.
The house for souvenirs Is under construc-
ton. and Will DO turned over to your com
mittee within n week, 1t is hoped The SOIL
crowded condition and placed in The new
building ready for tourists. The present
post-office building, always unsightly, Will
be removed ana an addition will be made
TO the north end OF tho souvenir house--16
By 10 feet---thus giving ample room for the
post-office. and the additional comfort Of q
small porch to tho building.
II have been disappointed In the ncces-
sary withdrawal. because OF a death In her
family of the lady engaged to take charge
of the d. a, r. house. Communicat lons
have been sent to other applicants for this
position, and to-day l. have an appointment
with q Richmond lady applying for tho
! n a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
MERELY JOKING.
An 10 Decisions.

An To DelusiOns.
1T is the nature OF women to be n de-
fusion TO men, growlet the old cynic
Yes" merrily replied the young cnthus-
last "and 1t Is the nature OF men TO hug
their Observation-Disclosures American.
No Secrets.
Dad: my son, want to tell you that
the secret of my success. as 1t must be of
any mans Is hard work. ="
other peoples secrets. and am too much
OF II gentleman to take advantage of nfor-,
nation gained that way. Say no moro
Cleveland Leader.
Ana the Rest Was 1n,llsputablc.
.lll sue the scoundrcl!" exclaimed 4Algy
in a terrible rage. HE calls me blther-'
ing idiot'
II wouldn't pay any attention to IT, coun-
seled Percy. Blitherng doesn't really
bune
travelling.
Did YOU eyer have an idea you would
like to travel %
II sure did! Had 1t Just last night when
,4y gifts father camo into the parlor ind
caught me kissing her."-Boston Globe.
Queer.
Ascum "He doesn't seem to be very pop
Wise: NO he has just launched a boom
for himself as "the popular candidato'-
philadelphia Press.
Continually Ajnr.
ITS hard door to shut up said Till
man.
what door?" asked Foraker.
Theodore" said Tillman.
Whereupon Mr.. Fairbanks smiled SO hard
he cracked his lip.-Chicago News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

The Dalai Lhama has, at last, been
found by Or. Tafal in Tibetan mon
astery near Gombum. There Is good
cheer In the news yet for Lin who
detcrninedly seeks 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
.CRANDCH.|LD TO
UNvE|L STATUE
Miss Virginia Stuart Waller Sc.
lcctctl--Will. BE Escorted by
j. L. B. Stuart, Jr.
PARADE OF THE A0WlTzERs
Plans Now Being Made, But Con-.
siderable Sum Will BE Needed.
Reunion Fund.

IS y L * { ia SID
Announcement was made at tho reunion
headquarters yesterday to tho effect that
the Stuart monu,ncnt Will be unveiled by
Miss Virginia stuurt Waller, Of Norfolk,
n granddaughter OF the famous Southern
cavalrymnn.
On the occasion OF the unwilling, May
S0th, tho young lady will DO escorted by
her first cousin, Master ]. u. d. Stuart.
Jr. another grnndchld Of the dushng
Confederate officer. The address is to
sn PC, delyersd BY Judge Theodore s. Gar
Gordon has been asked to act us chief
marshnl OF the parade.
HoWitzers to Parade.
Captain w. NJ. Myers, MS we'll as the
Veterans, Is exceedingly anxious forgmnt-
ters to be arranged SO that the Howitzcrs
can take part In tho two pnradcs Incl
uent to the Confederate Reunion, but us
IN thnt direction.
,,,I The hitch. which probably will BIO i'd
Justeo ~ uuc season, Is n monetary ono,
~ ,nai, WI cost about $500 for the artillery
nrst Glance, might appear. considerable
y, Of money, but when It is known thnt
~. me. cnn,hoheers need sixty-four horses ia
move move the battery. It can easily BE- seen
where the expense comes In. ri
1t requires forty- eight draft horse. 70
iloae INC twelve carriages--four guns. six
St.iNsons nnd two wagons--and sixteen
horses for tho commissioned and non.
commissioned officers. 80 -"
Sevcnty-one men are enlisted now IN
the Howitzers, and twenty Or more an.
ipiicationH Tor membership are being
S ss, nsldered. Strange to say. the battery
"a has n never pnraaed In Richmond with
peared in tho march In baltimore when
g. the Monumental City had its tlrc nm
niversary celebration. On that OCCASION
the Baltimore people paid ali tho en-
p pc, s1 Of. the battery. and furnished
none buS iron-gray animals werc used.
When the battery parndcs mounted
the procession OF cannoneers requires
two blocks, and the spectacle presented
IS q magnificent one. The new guns
and equipment. however, arc not SO
beautiful to tho ego as one might
imagine. for they are khaki-colored
and present a rather sotnbre appear.
ancc.. The sober brown tints have been
universally adopted By the government.
as they blend more readily with tho
colors Of the landscape. and. therefore.
hide the artillery from view when the
cannon are in action.
ssifs ar.gs15gsH# - c,,%,;ox> T.,.~d
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy--Dnrk.
ii,jo,-"nertIin, the Sewing Machine
Girl. .>
Hostock's-WIid Animal Show.
MISUNDERSTANDING link.
The Marriott Twins.

The Marriott Twins.
Two largo and apprcclntivc audiences
greeted the appearance OF the Mar
riott, Twins again yesterday afternoon
aud last night when they put Oh their
original and unique cycle and vehicle
spinning act at the skating rink. Being
entirely different from anything ever
the Marriott Twins viii pove a good
dawiiis card this week. In spinning
bieyclcs they are certainly out OF tho
ordinary. When they handle run
about, equipped with rubber tires and
steel spokcs. as easily as though 1t
OF an unusually pleasing performance.
The new pictures are being much en-
joyed. On Friday night: two racing
events VIII be arranged in addition to
the other features offered the rink
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Many Lions in Il.

mdHy IIOIlS III II.
Among the handsome lions in the
large collection in the Bostock Wild
among those mentioned In the guess
ing contest Monday night. are the no.
tOrIous Baltimore and that veteran
Fighter. Wallace.
Others whose merits vii strongly ap-
peal to the patrons for mention Mon
day night are Bertice, Meneluke, Meme
Ink, Negus. Tenlalaus, Marco. Juno,
Antony, Denver, Sampson. 1ngomar,
Herod, Othe1lo, Hero, Nero. Cassius.
Leo. Bnptiste. Junius. Brutns, schles,
AIaZeppa, Pierot, Pedro. Atlas, Leo
SChieftain, Bob, pasha, Bruce. Sultan,
Prince and many others.
Each ballot Will be placed. on a wire
file as soon as received, and the frat
one on this file having the name OF tho
shnndsomest lion Will win the gold
mounted lions claw.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

Entered, January 81. 1908. at Richmond,
Va. as sccond-elnss matter uhuer eee -
Congress OF March .. 1879.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

Mrs, George
ported the sele
boulder monul
Candles Hill,
in James Rly'
that the loron2
ment WAS to-
foundry. At Y
ing Governor
said, will mako
Mccarthy Will
A trained cho1
been selected !
Mrs, j, III. 81
excursion COMP
that tickets <
H., rIpn.In nrri
~ p'"aau MI
~. ~, MI,
$3.50 ~" W
ss."ha az,
| 2uoe. "nu
| eea.na,, ''ot1i
~, ~ H.,
J ~, heNi TX.
~
| ~ ION WI !.
| 49,
W ~. !
!, inp nam'1
o., IT,,
uNoi WSIe az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

Among the Nirgininns Mt the Rich-
mond are John Donovan, Clifton Forge,
and G. r.. Palmer Staunton,'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

Virginians at Murphy'st arc: D.. j..
Reardon. Portsmouth,; II. j. Farley,
sCrcwe;I III, ], Arlington, Clarcmont;
Rudolph Bumgardner, Staunton.
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COMMENT OF VIRGINIA EDITORS.
Y.ou und K Together.

\ OH UNU IOECtHcr'
1t was 10 this same rch-conspirator that
Mr.. Roosevelt wrote in 1904, For you and.
I. my dear Mr.. Hartman, are practical
men" Not deals, nor moralsts. nor poll
teal panacests-but practcai! And If that
doesn't smack of machinery and money. In
the language of the great Kansas gram
marian, what do Il mean7' AS Mr.. Roose-
Welt classes himself with Hartman there Is
nothing insidous in referring to them as
two of kind, and certainly not Arcades
ambo No indeed "You and i. arc practi-
politicians all has been said.-Norfolk Trir-
ginianP Pilot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10
Daniel for President.


Senator Daniel is en1inently of the right
stamp. lie Is opposed to the radcnlism OF
Mr.. Bryan, though he is no narrow reac-
tionary, and he is man Of the highest per-
sonal rcctitude. He has remained poor
through a long political career. 1t would
be as foolhardy for any one TO run against
him for the Senate in Virginia as 1t would
be for an Alabamian to contest the seat OF
Morgan or. Pettus. To-day he uncomproinis-
ingy condemns the socialistic and perilous
Bryan proposition OF government ownership
OF railroads. In 1894 no unflinchlngly stood
by President Cleveland In the maintenance
of law and order In Chicago in spite OF the
Altgeld- Debs crew--again making favorable
Eastern Shore Schools.
1t Is very interesting to note the activity
displayed In the matter of better schools,
and the recent convention of county teach :
in Cape Charles city shows that the
teachers of this section are making a COM
mendabe effort to keep up With the process
sion Of ess.-Accomac Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

Representative Dalzell, while per-
sonally seeing no reason for revising
the tariff, yet admits that there is a
sentiment in some parts Of the coun-
try favoring q revision of the sched-
ules. All Of which Is very, very
civil Of tho Congressman.
Harrlmans stenographcr was man.
This is mentioned merely with tho
idea of suggesting, very tentatively,
that had the stcnographer been a
woman the little story might have
como out a year or two earlier.
Statesmen occasionally stoop to more
politics for the sake OF currying popu-
lar favor Now. here is Secretary
Taft ostcntatiously ruling that 20
mans mother-in-law is not part OF
his immediate family"
"a poker den cries the Ohio State
Journal, will neutralize school,
house Of ten rooms" And about what,
in our CONTEMPORARY oninon, would
IL take 10 neutralize n fiat OF four
rooms and graphophonc?
The Dalai Lhama has, at last been
found by Or. Tafal in Tibetan mon
astery near Gombuln. There is good
cheer in the news yet for Lin who
detcrninedly seeks 1t.
King Edward has Just received an
appointment as honorary captain
general in the Spanish army. This
gives him, However. no royal prcroga-
tive 70 Sigsle at Uncle sam In Cuba.
Mr., Roosevelt might accept third
term, since they insist upon 1t, ana
then, when nobody is looking, quietly
pass II on to his good friend G. 3.
Cortclyou.
Ambassador Bryce s,nokes pipe
during business hours. although II Is
| said that. ~ the advanced salary. he
could easily afford the stogies OF Pltts'
! burg.
A New York physician warns the
public to leave prunes alone, an
| parently not realizing that II iH near
/ ly always the prunea' fault
| AZ for that $4,000 contribution
from Dir, Hartman, you yourself
We're doubtless made u party TO 1t at
The camor for another four years
Of Roosevelt broke out anew az Soon
/ as ex-senator Burton began lam
basting him,
| --------.-----v-
The Car, having fled notice OF his
intention 10 resign, has revealed him.
self as genuine Panama canal tim-
bor.
Senator Penrose naturally Objects II
Mr. Rooseycltls constituting himself liz
entire membership committee OF ti,c
Ananias Society.
-------7------r
Whatever the thermomotcr may pre-.
fer 70 do, Mr., pelmas. for Ills part Il
! getting summary.
/, 1890
Mr, Hartman no longer demanGs /,
know whore he stands possibly sus
peeNnS tina; he Ia now on the run.
o ------r7-------
Il the weather man knows anythin,
especially sprngy about days Xix
: 'heSe, he win kindly advise
!. ~, Al !, those present seem agreed tina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

III MAIL. One Six Three one
POSTAGE PAID. Year. Mos Mos MO.
1,ai,y with sunday. 5000 $500 $3.50 30 30
Daily without sunday 500 400 l.oo 80
sunday edition only. zoo 100 80 20
Weekly wednesday, 100 ! 40 -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-10

King Edward has just received an
appointment as honorary captain
general in the Spanish army. This
gives him, however. no royal prcroga-
tive 70 sigsle at Uncle Sum In Cuba.
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has received vi from
Incl, for the sun dlnl.
h the centre Of the old
\ proposed to make from
BIZ tho D. a. Il. residence
Tho d. G. Branch re-
Ith tablet as ready, and
ID branch speaks In most
BIZ Its success.
of Work Is still In pro-
,wn. A great deal Is be-
+ committee Is aiding in
to further each under-
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Mr., Roosevelt might accept third
term, since they insist upon it, and
then, when nobody liz looking, quietly
pass II on to his good friend G. -.
Cortclyou.
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Isy Times Dispatch Carrier DellveFS SGT
vice In Richmond tand suburbso. Mahches-
ter. and Petersburg
One We: I. Ono Year.
Daily with sunday.....i ~ cents so'ao
Daily without sundny...io cents 4'eo
srn1av only ,... 8 cents 2.so
6yenrlv subscriptions payable In adyanceo