The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-03

Sorrow at the Dean "r Judge crump-ony
-nuthern EepresenIafiVe at Ga. cago.


WILLIAMSBURG, VA" March -
Special.-A shadow oil gloom mas Deen
c1sf over williamsburg and more espe-
ciallv over the college by the recent
death OIL Judge W. ". Crump. of kich-
mind. Judge Crump entered William
ana Mary i'm 1892 and graduated IN the
department OF law early in the I'D s.
While here he made many lasting
friendships and formed many tender as
sociatlons He has always been con-
uccted by the closest bonds or interest
with the affairs of both town ana c,I-
legc. lie was rector OF the Board ol
Trustees for more than twenty years.
and az the time OF his death was one OF
the three Oldest living alumni OF VII
liam and Mary.
AT a. meeting of the faculty held cary
Monday morning. committee was APP
pointed 10 draft suitable resolutions lh
resard 10 his death. and Drs. Hail ana
Garrett were selected 10 attend the lu-
neral owing TO shortness of notice.
however. the former found d Impossible
10 leave la time.
Mr.. Giles Mebane Smith. who repre-
scented William and Mary before the
Union League club. of Chicago, Few
DAYS ago. has returned he is loud ln
his praise of the reception given By the
club TO the representatives, OIL inc dllicf-
.nt colleges. The privileges # the cluu
We're extended TO the speakers, ana no
stone was left unturned 20 give them a
pleasant as well as a profitable visit 10
Chicago.
There were fourteen speakers i'm -
representing. respectively. John Hopkins
University. Illinois University. Cornell.
Michigan. Lake Forest Chicago Yale,
Northwestern. Princeton. kuoA Culver-
sity. University Of Iowa, Howard, Co
lumbia College. New OiN, auu " uli.tm
and Mary College. Virginia. Tno last
named was the only Southern college rep
resented Mr.. Smiths address. which
was entitled The Obligations OF Amer
can Citizenship" was delivered before "A
combined meeting OF the Evanston
schools.
The eleven young men who went from
here to the recent y. NJ. G.. 4. CON
vention held in Petersburg. have All re-
turned. and report a delightful trip, as
well as substantial progress and I'M
provement In Y. NJ. G. \. work. lie
Y. NJ. g. A. here IS considered the best
i'm the history OF the college. and u
is doing excellent work among the stu
dents.
Messrs. T. II. Geddy nd X. W. Rose
are adding substantial improvements 10
their respective houses.
Mrs. Van r. Garrett Is in New Or
leans on "a visit 10 her parents.
Judge r. l.. Henley Is attending the
warwick County Court to-day.
Air. Arthur Denmead Will leave to-
morrow for a short trip to Baltimore
and other northern cities. Mr.. Il. e..
peachv will leave for Washington al the
Same time 10 attend the Inauguration.
Ms Idle Lane Of Auburn. Alabama,
wi, has been spending several Wees
win the family OF Captain l.. ". Lane
vviu leave for Richmond tomorrow.
Misses Eddie Turner. Of New ke"t
ana Kate Bldg0od. OF Richmond. are visit
IN. Miss Louise Henley, Scotland ave-
nue..
resident Lyon q. Tyler. who has been
Al for scme time. has left on a Ien-days
furl,Ieh TO visit his brother, Ia Nev
Y,rk city. While there he Will dclive'
an address before the Phi Bet. Kappa
s.cietv OF the University or the CITY o:
New York. During his absence. MS
classes will be taught by Professors Hal
and Stubs.
A,nors the recent arrivals at eeion'al