The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-20
Heard and Seen
in Public Places
: --, He Associated Press dis
s s. patch under q Charleston,
ma S. c., date line, To the ef-
feet that q cotton mill in
= that city has been placed

feet that q cotton mill IN
that city has been placed
In the hands of a receiver.
was 50 erroneous that . II 4, calls tot 7, q
Norton. the representative OF a New
ferson yesterday. "The mill in ques-
town. About ten Years ago ago charleston
soary cotton with n nngrS labor sab Its
utter failure that the establishments
had to suspend operations. In a few
other cases the colored man had trial
aging owners being convinced now
that the white help ! Is the only kind
gyheS results II the first place
1na little while. men. women and
children become thoroughly familiar
with it and they generally stick to the
very bad habit Of jumping. from one
establishment to another. The negro.
on the other hand. lacks the sticking
quality. About the time he was able
lar pay envelope. and II 1t happened to
be Saturday he would not report for
d dniS on mor1g This
Ing that the plan 81 using eolores,
right in the fields. but the time will
meyer come when white spindle help
WIZ oS SNppA0hbSo'f III
DO you know that there are no,
more than five men in Richmond who
the selling agent ' Of a Observation-Disclosures manu- sfea
! concern at the. Richmond last night
There was a day when the Southern
gentleman did not consider himself
4 comfortably. shod In this product. But
| It is not that way nowadays. There
i is practically no sale for the finer
par be m nna w saest b1s desires
! dernan Elicit i. one ot the five old.
timers. 4 he Will pardon the express.
! sion. which means no reflection upor
emulate his. example find that there ire
Is more comfort in them than the aver.
1 age age person would imagine. These
Tsey are s9sl degh . tie s sou in p eof
t they are ar, affected by people with al
chances with pneumonia by promenad
Ing In low-quarter shoes: sometime!
they live to regretiit.''
1T seems to be practically settled
that we will pass a State prohibitio,
Jaw at the extra session." said mem
Der q the North Carolina Legislature
, sentiment iE too strong to be swep
!. aside lightly. Less than year e.
;, Governor Glenn admitted In a publi
I, speech that he had made blur1der i,
! and now It seems he IS determined it I,
) insist upon that for which ne has beel
; consistently preaching and speakine
: About 95 per cent9of the counties ar
ary to-day, but the movement is bein,
: espe cially directed at Wilmington an,
), Salisbury which mt continue in til
t liquor business if$left to local onto,
Q election. II ought not to require rnuc
a tinle to settle the passenger ra tie que
$ tion In the direction Indicated by tn
governor, VII ich Is TO say a flat Q T.
Q rs will probably go after the liauo
loik. There will hardly be any serlou
8 Opposition. as nearly every bubble ma
y IT. ~ North Carolina has an eye on
a olsger office and naturally he want
), 10 To- occupy a seat In the moral ba d
W With, the 81 E Z, sent rat
Richmond banker! yesterday. :.
t the rs 70 me that Wtrgini;a could jot
;. or or principle and WITHOUT infltctin
e area Of populst'on in New York ! :,
e greater, than that. in Virginia. Th
-! Lraailroads In that sta te, moreover. al
vi Governor Hug Hughes Vetned d'o tie an
cent law ami presented sound reason
e Tor 50 doirE- The new arrangeme,
!, " Tennessee. Ala ba ma, Georgia. Sout
e; ctahroina, North Carolina ard possbl
nnn sntss does Ct eonrs
: and live ana lat live. our CORPORATE
I commission might do likewise. TIL
| p Rlnd OF settlement. will not be q
a snnar campaign Issue, nor WILL }.