The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
Al Inn Of Revolutionary Associa-
tons for Sale.
The KINGS SPECIAL TRAIN
Duke Of Marlborough Phases Farmers
Near Bienneunn-Ac,iviiy of,he Rus
sian Press Censor The Duke
of Fife at Home.

BY Paul Lambeth.
Special Cable D,spatchao The Times.
CopYrisns iso2.l
LONDON. Nov. l.--Arthur Balfour.
PRIME Minister ct lsIls-aau. a tab. Tan.
soleu,n .ooA4as man. iluss To nIs eiiiss
oaliy IN !. sie.Yow motor car -ai* loaA-
tour IS o4e u glne n.est c44t4fa~ las IL I'D
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on.y to luck tat The b4cse4e po.lceInens
have nUt caagnl ll44n slo.Sl-ile.s
1estel Iay o.. as way 70 eile LILY. shah
bs taosslol: rrscn 94aa.ns u l<omllns
Street ts.e- sptgIlGl8ig tltsDt lG@Sss ,ile Sat-
inet meetings ana tie d ANS OF Inc In
,Jiresf--.slI,. lsalIoer III his ing yellsw car
WAS goiAg AZ a pace ihal mis- 81 nave been
Legal. bur I,ropatp4y Was not
A huge crowd on the Mall in front OF
Buckingham I'a4ace, wa4tns To see
Lords kitchener aid Rebe4ts, and the
American Generals, Corbin, Young and
Wood, who were TO take luncheon with
tbs i>ing, promised to8uslay ine Pranle.
Minister but eleld up a warning hand
and footed his Whistle HON The crowd
saw the machine ana made way for ii
10 pass.
Wearing am ..auto-s cap and goggles.
none recognized the t'second man OF the
Empire as he whizzea iey in his car.
Even the dignified BISHOP of London gees
from lis palace 10 his churches on S&ll-
day in an automobile. There is health
md speed i'm the rotor car for men % ssc-
dsntary habits. hence Mr.. Ba'fonr,s and
the. Bishop OF LcrIon's enthusiasm tor
motoring.
Historic Inn For SAFE.
There is to be sold by auction soon al,
ancient and historic ways. de Inn tiiatlis 4
OF some interest 10 AineIieans because
;t5oncr sis1i..5oTea d nan ntlJ tcc,ll.ir ~
great a dread to England during the Re-
roluticnaEy War as MAS Paul Jones him
helf. D
iii is called the Raven. and was built
in 1858 during the wal. Tor Independence
q man who was called Jack the Paint
en- made it his headquarters. HereIsed i
all England in 1IT6 by his attempt TO dee
ftroy the dockyards and Their slips by
ire
he succeeded IN burning ths Ports
mon ii, ,.e,eK.s causing a loss OF et1 ana
the docks at Bristol He tried 10 fire d
the docks al Plymouth, hut failed. the
country was scared as badly by Tack
The Painter rs by Paul Jones. and the
Government offered a huge reward for
his capture
The whole country Joined in the search.
lie finally was captured in the Raven, :
which is at Hook, near Basin.stol5e.
fartr-eight miles from London. After
trial he was hanged and gilbeted at
Portsmouth. His name was James Alt
ken. Whether or not he was an Aneri
can wa gins 5EnautEolizsi war has never
been discovered.
Mariborou- his Good Work.
The Duke Of Marlborough Is deeply in
teresDed ii advancing the farmers ms
terests around about Bleniieun Palace.
The other day he laid the foundation
rtons OF farmers ass snb y hall in K ID
lington a village. near B4eaneinl lshe
Duke and his pretty American Duchess
contributed to the funds.
In a speech 10 the farmers, the Duke
Itafd that While IL WAS d:fiiealt 20 inalsei
the lives Of the rustics In the small vil-i
iages thrilling. stlll the landlards could
provide clubs where books and papers
could be found aud used and where the
farm lahoY-or. after his days work could /,
have bite 10 eat and liquids Of a nom
Intoxicating character.
a The farmers and laborers at the cere-
.nonp cheered the Deke. who IS ponu ar
FOR miles around Blenheinl. for he speadS
most Of his time in the country, PREFER
Ing the latter 10 the hectic sociai diver i
sians Of mighty London-
Russian Censor Active
i learn from st Petersb that the I
Russian press censor has been unusualis, /
active OF late. He has issued4two SPECIAL /
~ urgent orders 10 eGlatots egei,gss here \
Warning them of severe punishment Tor
violations
The 4a.st order forblds the slightest
rfeution 81 Grand Duke PaUl's foreign
tour. The reason is that TIE Grand
DUKE eloped with Nine Pistelkotst,
who was ordered banished from St. Pc
tetrsbl:Ig because she was :inp,dent
enough to wear at a court bail diamonds
from the Imperial Russian Treasury that 1
the Grand Duke had given her.
The second order from the censor for
BIDS newspapers printing ANYTHING about T
the ST. Petersburg Orphan Asylum, an
institution for the care of orphaned chill (
dren 81 members of the upper classes +
who have lost their fortunes. The asy-
Jun was endowed by Car Nicholas L.
The reason The newspapers are not to 4
mention the ASYLUM is that the director
general of the Institution has eloped with !.
one of The orphans
Publishing 2 newspaper in Russia is
difficult task, unless the editor reflains
from printing i've n4ws'' about the MIS-
conduct OF those in the seats OF the
mighty
Duke Of F. fe al Home.
The Duke and Duchess OF Fife. like ibei
Duke OF Marlborough. prefer the quiet
life of their country house III Scotland to
the excitements OF London society. The
Duchess is a daughter OF the King. Their
desire for solitude isn't broken even by
members OF the royal family
Recently when The Duchess brother,
the Prince OF Wales, was visiting the
,1e,shborhood with his wife they didn't !
can upon the Fifes at all nor did the
Jaifes call upon them. The King also
didn't look In on The lifes during his
,,otrac.ed visit to Scotland.
The Scotch estate of the Flies is called
New Mar Lodge. II is an ancient and a 4
historic place. 1t contains the famous /.
Ann Of Dee. in which Lord Byron was
nearly drowned. Another interesting spot /.
is /, bcwlder-worn hole called the Earl I
or Mars punch-bonl'' because into It the
,f hs nj oY