The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
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ICTATEe Senator Harry w. stupps; " WI. VI
~ Just about . year ago when the North
railroads with splked.shoes and oratorical
ievclins, the commercial organizations APP
bealed 10 the Senate to use a little caution
end not throttle eommerci ca! act'slty- i, ~
ths upper branch Senator STUBS ~. sos , ih.o
speeches ever heard lin the legisiat!ve hau 4. ,
at Raleigh. Senator stubbs felt that the
public would s9ms aTound e Na i one OF
his friends last night. hut ! doubt y ne
expected II to come so quickly. There IS.
on the railroad question In North Carolina;
and next year the conservative forces VIII
hold the balance OF power"
"If all this talk about Governor Johnson.
os Minnesota being vote setter Is true.
we had better nominate him. at the Dem
a. a. the he Hotel Gusrrant las; night. .'aIr.
Bryan has been at tho bat twice He Is
waiting on the bench to be called up again.
vii. be the shouting thcreat. II he cam
not, as Colonel Watterson expresses II, may
tbs Lord have mercy on his soul. ! an.
often reminded OF q statement made by
somebody that the people are always with
Mr.. Bryan except on election day. Thnt
being the case. why not let them stay with
bat In .Sovcmber?''
'.why don't sou newspaper people stop
uttng the word lady and print It woman ~
was the opening shot Of H. J. Hopkins. OF
Glpoinnasi, at the Jefferson. y am no
on One one 81 my Iowly polished nerves, for
know that woman ls far nober expires.
sion. Gentlemen Is threadbare and fraz,
from George AIDE. Some years ago 10 Wa.
abroad and was introduced to the Sultan o!
ssmet'lng George e being At ease always y !;
! tho women OF your country. smoke Gig
/ arettes7 Z, ssked his Nib. No was ..de'
yssdy response. blu. the ladies' Do Q, O
but the resi- Of US VIII"
Nr esSoai a fsassa a % sssss
Grandy, OF Norfolk are ut the Richmond.
ne itsa.fs d Ksa, n,ss ;asa es@ sssas
bright, OF Wilmington, n. c.. are at tn
while Lam no champion Of the souther
railroad needed friends It is the Southern.
aads ha a e. Aaphi
to know that It is q big System, operatin
more trains than Its competitors In til
har clrtailed Its passenger service whe
| the other roads We're not forced to that eS
treme, why, bless your soul do you kna'
| that tho Southern has twenty trains In ar
oMi Of Washington dallyNon It's main lin
Tho Seaboard and.the Atlantic Coast lin
nave Tour 5each. Es'that same condition pre-
| walls In n ,.leasure elsewhere. II the Seq
| board and the Coast Line should sdlscontinu
| Twenty-Five daily trains each 4 don't exact
| see how we travelling men could get arount
So you see there Is q difference In servic
| and mileage. We fellows of the grip hay
| no serious complaints although the fres
| little ones are full OF CAB. Be merciful 0
| the lndlscretons OF youth. and remcmbe
| too that some writer's for the press cannc
always distinguish . big railway system fro,
street car line" 3
| 49,
This Thaw trial cuts more Ice local.
/ ha-n. the Legislature, said the clerk at tt
hctel News stand, for the crowds thu
4 rushed upon me this morning and cleane
me out Of coptea Of The Times Dispatc
i read the New York story tirst. Just to 81
4 (lf my deductions were right I tried G,
i watch every purchaser and l4}founa til,
i they looked for Harry's headlines, a lit
i while ago ono of the hop boys came he,
i with M order from q wonlap's room Ior ii
i papsr 10 be bought with the underestimate
| ltthaL, she could return 1t II there was nptl
\ Ing N there about Evelyn's costume. No
! wouldn'tft that start you to the Woodss WI
1 cares about tho election o & a City Engtnee
i In Speaker Of the House or the races at Nc
/ Orleans so long AS we find out IL the 81
Il With the oval face wore u green creation
q hleu dress cut on the bias? Theyll3 N
i th:ns Of anythlns else until they get ne
4 tha Vanderbilt costuns when she ma
i VIXEN YOU translate 1t from the Hungarian