Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-28

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MIR. ChanIeT VIII De ASST slant aa1uuant
general, with rank of captain. Other
men of wealth who have received ap
pointments recently are Charles A
Whittier DIR. Rush Huidekoper, En-
ssaine Hewitt and Walter L. Bouve of
Massachusetts,. Mr.. Whittier will be an
inspector general, with rank of lieuten-
ant colonel; DIR. Huidekoper viii be one
of the chief surgeons, with rank of lieu
tenant colonel, and Messrs. Hewitt and
Bouve viii be assistant adjutant gener-
ais, with rank of captain.
Mr.. Whittier served during the civil
war, receiving the rank of general, and
now the old war spirit has again broken
loose. For years he has been "a well
known figure in New Y ork and Newport
social life He is now about 50 years
old and is man of fine physique and
martial bearing. General Whittier mar
ried Miss Chadwick His eldest daugh
ter married Prince Beloselsky of Russia.
He is a member of the Union and Met.
ropolitan clubs of New York and of the
Somerset club OF Boston.
IltNIAi Is Iut sun VI
former Mayor Abram S. Hewitt. He
was graduated from Princeton in 1891,
is about 80 years old. unmarried and 3
member of the Union, University
Fencers', Riding and Players clubs HI
is fine horseman. Mr.. Bonya hail,
from Boston. where he is a social leader
and one of the prominent members o.
the Boston Cadets. Another rich youns
u I'D
Rufus Hatch, whose father, the late
Rufus Hatch, was a partner in many
big deals with Jay Gould, Russell Sage
and many other Wall street magnates
He has become an orderly in the Michi
gan militia. While in Detroit he driftet
carelessly into war headquarters ant
announced his intention of doing some
thing for his country. Orderly Hatch il
i graduate of Columbia college.
Lyulph- Stanley Ogilvy has enlisted
as a private in Company d, First regi
ment of Colorado. Perhaps you don I
know who Lyulph-Sta Ogilvy is
Well, if you look up Burke IS 'Peerage'
you will find two columns about ths
various deeds of his illustrious family
He is younger brother of the Earl o.
Airlie. David Stanley William Ogilvy
His father, the late earl, died in Denver
in 1881. Lyulph was with him, and Sc
infatuated was he with the wild gran
deur of the Rocky mountains that ht
purchased a large tract of land neal
Greeley and has since been engaged IL
stock raising. He has made a fortune
in building irrigating canals. and own
great deal of real estate in Denver
He is one of the best horse1aen in Colo
RADIO and is al solutely without fear
His daredevil escapades have caused hi
name TO be known throughout the en-
tire west. Despite his Scotch ancestry
he proudly boasts that he is an Aneri
can citizen. He is in love with tn,
country and its people and nov he il
going to help Us whip the Spaniards.
But Of all the young men of wealth
who want TO fight the SI,aniart:s vii
liam Astor Chanler has beer tho mos
persistent. He recruite., a regiment o
/, 200 men and announced that p, woult
personally defray ali the cost of uauip
ment, but Governor Black of New
York state announce thct he required
no more volunteers. But Mr. Chanlel
was determined to fight. With the picl
of his men he started south and an
nounced his intention OF invading Cub.
and joining the insurgent army unde
Gomez II was no idle talk Mr. Chan
Ter Is not man Of that sort. He wa
ia dead earnest The spirit of adventure
IL Es.@-.>es1--1~as~1a4-a4li an This young mail
honaire His pluck and courage hay'
been amply tested. -Four years ago h.
went 70 Africa in search of big gam
and made remarkable trip of explora
tioa through the Zambezi country. Nov
rhaf he has received commission Il
theregular army he may reconsider hi
| determination 10 fight under the Cuban
| flag Mr.. Chanler is son of the late S
| Winthrop CHAMBER His mother was 8
| daughter of Samuel Ward and a grand
| daughter Of John Jacob Astor H. Mr.
| Chtnler. who Is about 81 years old, is
bachelor and Is a member of the Union
klekerbocker. Riding. metropolitan
amt Meadow Brook clubs
.ohn Jacob Astor has always beel
much interested il military matters, i
.ood horseanan and was colonel o.
GGernor Morton's military staff. !
few weeks ago Colonel Aston vent {,
Washington and offered TO equip bar
talon and 70 enlist for the war. He al
50 offered his handsome steam zach
| Normahal 70 the government
md the list of warlike millionaire
Is bt yet complete. Oh. dear, no. Their
arelots of others who have either vol
unAered their personal services, hav'
offred their yachts or have done some
thhg or oens na;.is 'ips slz g distlne