The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-23
TO MOVE SILK MILLS.
Station Agent Shot at in Dark; Dark
s3i5 4. and Store Robbed.
Special to sThe Times Dispatcl,.).

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FAYETTEVILLE N. ca Feb 2222 -. ~ is
slcp,rtcd Il that tho Ashley-Bailley SIR \
manufacturers, OF Patterson, n. j.. who
recently lost ahy fire in that city q plant
worth 100000, and employed 1000 hangs,
will lncre ase their Investments at his
place wheresthcy already have spleholdly
equipped mills.
l.ais certain that the enterprise, here
has been very successful and admirably
managed, while labor (negro) has been
highly satisfactory compared WITH Tug Tug
Some time ago Messrs. Ashley and and
Frllley made valuable gifts Of land TO tho,
state Colored Normal School on Gille 8
street and few on.hS s'fe1 nney
weHl ofsthis CITY, presumably as a. site
FOR anotherssllk fictory. ~ Y.
The station agent at&Lu n 9 RIDGE, on
The Atlantis n n,a sreaa 10
tho front, door at about$12 o clock on sat
surday night, when a. stern voice from tho
dat kness ordered him to return to the
room. enforcing the warning by a, Pistol ,ei
tho store OF Mr.. Neill Shaw had been
entered, the cash drawer rined and an
attempt made to blow open the safe safe,
Progress of Medicine in Turkey.
The IIamadIeh Hospital at CONSTANT
nople may be considered as marking
period OF medical progress In Turkey
This establishment, generally known as
the ChiIdren's Hospital. was intended for
the trea tmcnt OF women and children. It
was founded By the present sultan III
1895. and is nar,ed Hamadeh after It's
founder, and it's site Is at Chichli. a
suburb OF Constantinople. and no
more beautiful or healthy site cen
be imagined for the purposes Of q hos
pital.
Another medical Institution OF Turkey,
the new Military School and Hospital at
TJaidar- Pa cha, on the heights Of the ASH
attic shores OF THE Bosphorus was for
mally inaugurated last November With
much pomp and religious ceremony.
There is not n more imposing edifice
OF its kind In Europe 1t has accom-
mediation for 1900 students, and wien
completed and fully organized Will pro-
vide instruction In every branch OF med
icine and surgery a
branches of national ton in Tur-
Icy, the progress of medicine and It's
allied sciences has had a very remarkable
development during tho last fifteen
wears. In many respects It may be imi-
tntive--indecd. Is so--yet a very sound
and solid spiritaof emulation has been
nr oused, and we find Turkish, teacllcrs
Of medicine stimulating their students
by referring to the teachings and fprnc-
tee OF their Decentralization and Arab
y forefatl,ers, who cultivated medicine
as q science centuries fore Europe did,
ans. regretting that instead Of profit
ipG by the tenchings Of their own learned
ancestors, they1.shonld have to borrow
from Europe the elements of a science
lhat had boen highly developed In the
east centuries ago, 1n{short TINT medi-
cine had reached tsiapogce In the Otto
man empire three or! four centuries ago
IA somewhat conservative Mosem view
OF progressive medicine but none the
lees praiseworthy:-M edical Record.
| Mr.. Samuel b. 6Ragland, now Of the
government printing, Office In Washington,