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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
BE d Benefit
TOALlC ] \ !. [ 4 n | /:
50 Declares Bishop Van dc w
yer, With Reference to Ex
tending City Limits Limits
IMPROVE. MORALS OF PEI pLE
More Room and Fresh Air Mean
Better Health and Higher
citizenship.
Citizenship

lg The Rt. Rev Augustine Van Dc $Vyvef,
Bishop Of Virginia. was seen last night
at the episcopal residence, on Grace
Street, and asked to discuss the question
OF annexation and expansion III u
Bishop Van De vyver said ito was not
familiar with tho medical reports, the
death rate and tho official record OF dis.
I ASS In Richmond. All these things, he
said. must be looked after by the medi-
cal profession, but tho thing that inter-
es III him was the future Of the laborlng
man and his family welfare
~ believe that annexation IS not only
a good Thing, but nee essary thing for 'l
tho city,N he declared. 8 y es, b and III n
necessity FOR the poor people who live
In this city, Ii, order to improve their
health and condition, &.
ITO my mind It is q beneit to tho
people annexed, for It gives ! hem city
8f si5t3 !.
~ ~ believe that plenty Of fresh air and
cleanliness IS conducive to the morals Of
the community. and particularly believe
that the oyercrowding OF small houses
has a great tendency to immortality ana
Vie. lust the same as the CORRESPONDING
or many pr soners in one cell has a tcn-
dency to degeneracy. n.
s',Oft course, expansion means naturally l.p
cheaper and better homes, greater facill-
ties for the better cducat lion Of nlldren,l
and therefore at Is conducive to a better
moral life. ., DIZZY 5.3
3",This movement, as. 4 believe, IS aimed
to betterSthe laborng man and to give
him a chance to improve his condition.,
to elevate his family and to enjoy the
comforts OF a pleasant, clean home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
FIRE ON STEAMER. "
Blaze in Hold Causes Damage
Estimated at $4,000. # 35#
(By Assoclated Press.

BOSTON, MASS, aiairh is. "A threat
ching fire which brokc#out on tiie IIansl
day. caused damage to Its cargo csti-
mated at $4,000. and 81 for three hours
kept q large division OF 1.-THE fire depart-
addition to the damage to the carg o tlia
steamer had many Cf her plates warped
and her compartment walls DANA gcd. Tim
5lyiidenfels carried a general car go
fined 70 n hold which contained jute
and burlap. ss 5.s3 = } iss5s
The HfIdenfeis. which arrived Monday
from Calcutta. ran past the forts at Port
Arthur to Yokohanla, escaping from two
Russian warships. 5sE MIR n Be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
SEIZED THE BOTTLE.
Couldn't Prove the Charge Of
Assault-Police Court Notes.

ASSAULT OllSC \ (OlA Z - SS'eSo'shj
Did Winner Foster hit Josephine John.
son with a beer bottle: or did ne not?
That was tho problem the Wise Guy had
10 solve yesterday, and after a. full ms
sycstiration the most he could 40 was
to dismiss the charge, and confscate the
bottle.
There WAS !, bottle. and ] josephine gave
SYMPTOMS OF being hit. Winner was
strenuous In his denial, and made !, "a
grand stand play for the recovery or the
bottle. but ms the bottle WAS full ana
there were several persons with the APP
apearance Of dryness. hanging around tho
throne. the bottle was seized and WIN
nel was told 10 go.
Harrison Morton and Robert Moss dis
agreed on 81 certain line Of argument, and
emphasized their remarks to the extent
Of $3.50 each.
Leila Cole didn't like the way Edmonia
White spoke to her. and entered n pro-
test. The protest cost Edmonla $3.50 and
costs aEs#f -il4 ls.Llg
Eddie Aiken displayed a damaged phlz,
and Frank Strong WAS charged with be-
ing responsible for3it When the various
stories were heard Strong paid so and
costs. 4siSa tG,5 VEINS ii 5,atGk5 IA
Jesse Scott was sent to jail for six
months for taking $40 from man. ana
was cent to the grand Jury for breaking
into Lizzie Smiths house and carrying
off some things. q
Some of the unlucky owners Of nn-
licensed dogs We're given a whack and
commanded to get licenses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
NEW TRIAL FOR OLIVER,
Supreme Court Rcyerses Decis-
ion Of Gloucester Court.

The Judgment Of tho Circuit Court Of
Gloucestcr county has been reversed and
OF The Commonwealth VS., James Oliver,
convicted Of murder and sentenced TO
eighteen years IN the state Penitentiary,
the part Of the judge Of the trial court
in this ease. Whereiipon the Supreme
Court of Appeals of Virginia entered
ne order as stated me reversal 9f.ths Q
statement az TO tho construction OfHthc
statute in the case. k
oliver, was Indicted, tried and convicted
of the KILLING with Il shotgun Of another
man. ills counsel presented n petition
for a writ Of error and snpcrscdeas In
the ease. js9l Z
Court oi Appchls yesterday IN the case
Of he Great Falls Power Company w
HE Great Falls RAILWAY Company from
case sloSss olll n tile acquisition by
condemnation W the railway company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
The Produce Market

Street produce block yesterday, but there was
no rush OF trade. Receipts continue light and
demand languld. {i.i 10 fri sSa&s4
However, early vegetables from way down
South are becoming little more plentiful,
New cabbages, new potatoes, lettuce. hef and
onions are showing up in limited qua cities,
and have rather fanciful prices marked on
them These goods are slow getting in be-
cause the January and February cold snaps
cut off their production down In the lana
Of flowers. s} VI 9a33 , ,
All Virginia products remain unchanged IN
prices Eggs are PLENTIFUL but holding steady
at former quotations. a few spring chicKcns.
very few, IRE on the market at fancy prices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
POLICEMAN STABBED.
Prisoner Jerked Loose and Cut Cut
Officer in Back.
.fBy Associated press.


I,BANY,t GA, March 10. -P olice Officer
S. It. Price was probably fatally sta tabhe g
Tonight about O'Clock byf negro he
was attempting to arrest on Broad Street.
,rhe negro WAS UNDER arrest when ono
or his friends interfered. Tho officers az, !,
3tontion being diverted. his prisoner 1erifed
blade entering at n point Immediately
above the heart. The negro then made
Ills escape across the river. Five, negro
that the one who did the cutting As not
among the number, a large posse With
bounds is securing the country cas- 9 4
Albany In an effort to capture the man
stranger in these parts, Officer PRICES
condition at 9soclock was critical,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
For Martin and Swanson.

Mr. Richard r., Burks, treasurer5of Ap-
omattox county was In the city yester-
day on official business and was a caller
at the auditors office. Speaking of tho
political situation In Appon1at tox county,
MI: Burke stated that huttli title interest
was vet being taken in that county. He
had seen a. few Swanson and Mann but
tons, but5no Willard buttons vet. hc said
Mr. Burke ex pressed the belief Tint SEN
ators Martin and Mr.. Swanson would GER
tainlyy carry the county by a safe plural
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Pine Street Dwelling Sold.

y Mcssrs. j. +, 11am & Company yestcr-
day afternoon Sold at public auction the
attractive frame yelling. No. 800 South
Pine Street, wi I'll 4 lot sox145 feet. The
price was s2,750is and the property was
purchased as autinYestment. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
81 Patrick's DaY BANQUET.

ST. Patrlck's Day services will be held
at st. Patrck's Church at 10 O'Clock 10
morrow morning. at which Rev. Father
3Magri will be the orator. The Hibernians
will assemble in the basement at $3.50
o'clock. T
At night banquet will be served at
Masonic Temple, when covers for 43O
will be laid. The toastmaster will be MIR.
M. a. Powers. and the following gentle
men will speak: Rev. Father Mckeefrcy.
MCGOWAN and Others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
DOUBLE HANGING TO-DAY
Dancey and Austin Will Meet
Death Shortly After Sunrise.

Peter Daney ana Edwayo Austin, die
hanged In Henrico to-day. passed their
last night quietly They seemed rccon-
< Gled TO their fate, and spen most OF thpir
last hours In prayer, The hanging VIII
occur AS soon Az possible after siinriso.
which Will be d;4i o'nlock Sheriff Solo,
mon has completed alISarrangenents, and
Will lose no time IN getting the dig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Loose Leaf Tobacco Market

& The sales OF loose leaf tobacco were smaller
at the wa rehouses yesterday than on Tues
day. Farmers are pushing the plows now. and
no: bothering about coming to market They
know that good snn-cured tobacco will bring
fnll value at any date they choose to select
for delivering the same. and not being hard
up for cash, not as hurd up as they used to
be, they are not strainng any nerves to get
,tottown with their precious weed. 5 y
The market remains very firm and any and
all sun-cured tobaccos with body and character
Will command good prices. The first sale to-
day will be at Shockoe. second at. Stonewall
third at Shelburne's and fourth at Crenshaw's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
OF PATRON SAINT
Hibernian Societies to Hear Ad.
dress and Then Sit Down
to Banquet.

st. Patrick's Day will be celebrated to-
morrow by the IIibernians Of the several
divisions in this city, and the ladies OF
the auxiliary. The programme of eXcl-
cises Is quite complete and Interesting. AT
st, patrick's Church special services viii
be held, and Rev. Father Magrl will make
I'm appropriate address, The JIibcrniana
here number several hundred. They vii
meet at $3.50 O'Clock Tomorrow morning
In the basement of the church. and vii
march in body TO the upper ROOM whore
the services will begin at 10 o'clock. There
will be no parade az upon former ocea-
sons, and the day VIII be observed quiet
ly.
In the evening magnificent banquet
VIII la given at the Masonic Temple.
Mr.. M. a, Powers VIII DO the toast mar.
ter. and speeches will he made by some
OF the leading alcmbers OF the Illbernlan
divisions, as we'll ms others. Among those
70 speak are Rev. Father McKeefry, Dr
D. J. Coleman. DR.. McGowan, Mr. James
creamer Mrs, Teefey and others.
Covers will he laid for $50 people, and
the occasion promises to turn o,t Dne Of
me most enjoyable and profitable for
many years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16

81 certain nronerty OF the Power Com.
s1,at1y|nsf,T no great falls OF the Potomac
liver XIV I'M M. w #. White 81 Norfolk,
is counsel for tic petitioners IN the case;
Will be opinion at dag ~ d onr co Wli
land down opinions In ten or twelve
cases, several of them OF oonsidcra bic
public interest,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Boy Caught on Fender.

A small white boy had a rather thrilling
experience on Main Street in front of
the Postofiice yesterday afternoon about
$50 o'clock. He attempted to run across
the street directly In front of an Oak
and unbalanced, falling directly into the
cradle of the fender, where he was car
ried along until the car was stopped. The
youngster was scared, but unhurt, and
ScaInpercd on q way, 3lsi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Wants |Sunimers's Place.

Hon. Preston ~. Campbell, Of Abing-
Of the Unconstitutional Convention fo-night.
Mr., t,umpbell was member OF the
Convention from Wsss,hinEt 81, cou lty, ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16

'torrey to succeed Mr.. u. p. Summers,
who has been appointed collector of In
ternal revenue for the Western District
of the State. Mr.. Campbell Is understood
TO have tho endorsement OF a large ma
jority or the members of the county bar. M
AZ The appointment OF Mr.. Suinmerss
successor will be made by the Judge of
the Circuit Court OF Washington couil-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
The Real1tifuIACitv.

Tho cantata 'srhe Beautiful City viii
q be presented at Emmanuel Baptist Church
#to-nig hit. Mrs. Perkins, of Vennble8 Street
Church. who has achieved greatness In
such productions. VIII direct the enter
stainment tonight. The can ia IA was given
at Venable Street a few weeks ago. and
every indication Of a large audience to-
night. I'll Y 33s II gSt ~ sy5iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Supreme Court sc Appeals.

LAWYER and others va French and others.
Fully argued by III & X. NJ. Norton for up,
rcllants. and CT G.. Cariin and Edmund Burke
for apnellccs and submitted.
Next cases to be called:
Williamson vs. Southern Hallway Company
d Mickens vs. Phillips, md Butler VIZ. News-
Leader Company, being Nos. 81, 5Gs ard SO on
AT guincnt docket. stt 6sS AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
ReauiItion Returned.

The Commemorative attorney of Henry
county, has returned to the Governors office n
5requisition on the Governor of Kansas for one
Fred Taylor. who was wanted in Henry for
murder. The papers are returned because the
officer is not certain the man can be located
Or that II brought back he can be convicted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
!
LIZ ER TO REV. J, 3. 1AWT RI o RNE,
z lChnannH Z

Dear Sir; Three churches IN l3aIdwms-
vile ~ y, have had their first lesson IN
Devoc w
Messrs osterhout & Lockwood painted
we i'fesoyterlan parsonage: estimated 30
gallons; took %,
Messrs, slngcrland & Shutter painted
me episcopal church: estimated 10 gall
Ions, took 2s
Same painters painted the Catholic
Nlhlgrch; estimated TO gallons; took 80
~ course, they estimated from what
they had bann using, The saving in pa,nt
and work Is n or IS q gallon, Total say.
4 ins on three Jobs sleS To $l6o- the paint
/ ing costs Two or three times as much a.
line paint, you know
/ Yours truly
IL y " DEYOE " co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
Cases Are Postponed.

In the Hastings Court yesterday the cases
OF Della Haynes. Nora Jerks and George VIII
kinson. the negroes who are charged with
abduction were postponed until April 10th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
cCarthv@C Council 70 Meet

GILL Royal ArcAnum. will be held Tonight
mt Lee Camp Hail. After the business
session a smokerswill he indulged in.; stfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16

agreeable duty off his hands. The party
Of spectators Will be small. an
nancy is tospay the penalty for murder-
Ing a colored woman named 1nez Lead
better, and Austin suffers the death
penalty for criminal assault upon a color
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
.DEYER LIKELY to-
GET JOB OF: ROGERS |:.:|.:j
John S. Wise in Washington and
May Stir Up Situation
#l. Again.

(Frron Our Regular CorresIo !. q.
WASHINGTON, d. Gu March l5.--lt y y
to confirm q report current
here for several days TO the effect that
r, o. Deyer. deputy collector ~ internal l'Il'
revenue for tho Richmond District IS TO y
be made collector In the place q Captain "a
Asa Rogers, who is toFbe asked as 20 s.ep
down and out Though the story 3ls not
officially confirmed, It lis belieyed MT N
Deyer will he appointed, lie was ~ Wash,
3ington some days q go, ana remalllsn aneet y
for a day or wo, He did not appeasr,. =, %
he at ali depressed at the result OF MS
Visit. N i. a., Il. \ 4, /,
way Of Treat, Agnew. ct ais Some lave
Thought MI rea would be {, a appen,sd b 70
president said he would \ re care ols ne
sx-niarshal,B hut Deyer probably has tlle
Inside track, John s., Wise Is IN tho
atty t; Tonight, 50 II Is Erobahle That sHSlne.
thing more will he doing i'm Repupl lean
.a al tt in Virginia Iii "a few days
Deyer's appointment would be ABOUT the
least surprising thing tina could nap
men,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16

One Charter Granted. IA
The Corporation Commission yesterday grant
ell a charter to the Whites Black lliniment
Company, OF Norfolk r. Il. White Is prcsl-
dent, and the capita! stock Is $50, 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16

Meetings4at First Church.
Key Dr. alcDanielw,ll conduct special
night and Tomorrow night. preparatory
TO the revival nleetip = to- begin on Sum
day. The public will ybe welcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16
NOTICE.

;'S NOTICE.
f&Don't fail Ia sec Jahnke Bros.'s eN-
hibit of elegant Watches made hs the.
celebrated Patek,@ Philippe Coz, Of
Geneva. Thursday, March 10th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-16

eurnett's Extract Of Vanilla
has iaEen gold medals against AL other
,rn odd AEiyyss 80 i55
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-02-04
MRS. B. [. YOUNG'S
ENTERTAINMENT.
The Daughters OF the ConfcdcraCy In
Happy Assembly.

Mrs, u. j. Young royalty entertained
the Daughters Of "ConEoderacy, at her
home last "Wednesday afternoon, and
one and all unite in saying it was one
OF the most delightful Of the season,
There were sixteen members present,
with Miss Mai Aldridgo as acting pres'-
dent, on account Of the illness Of Mrs !.
r. Henderson. A splendid musical pr"
gramme was arranged and finely cSeeut-
cd, in the midst OF which refrcshincnt"
were daintily served,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-02-04

personal.

Mr.. J.B. Cockrell was over from lIta
Bena Tuesday.
Miss Annie Saunders Ia the guest OF
Mrs. s. Mayre this week.
]. L. Haley, of Itta B"na, was in tho
city Tuesday on business.
Miss Maud Bo2emau, Of Iltontoo, ia.
is visiting Mrs. J. r. Tamil,
Mrs. II. II. Harrison, Of Jackson Miss
Ia the guest OF Mrs. r. 7. Jo4Ps,
A meeting of the Y,S.C was held last
Monday at their cIub hongo.
J.. Rosenthal, of Lexington, was a city
visitor Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Philips, proprietor of the Itto
Bena hotel, was in town Monday.
A. Henderson came over from hi
Runnynede plantation Tuesday.
Mrs. G. II. Sanders, Of Leland, Is &
guest Of her mother, Mrs, j, H. ColmcrN
.r '' sg
Mrs. W. r.. Humphreys is in New
York ID attend the wedding Of her sis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. h. Regain were viSj
tors to Belzonia the latter part of las.
week.
DR., Lucas has removed from the thjrC
to the first Office in his building on How
ard street,
Col. A. NJ: Martin Of Shephcrdsto"n
was a caller at the Commonwealth Office
Tuesday,
DIR. Iolcomh, a prominent Young ply.
stefan of ltta Bena, was a witness it
court Monday.
Miss Lucille Merritt of jackson, Miss,
Is the beautiful guest Of MIR. and Mrs
II. r. Jones this week.
Capt. r. b. Lowry, a we'll known am
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-02-04
FINDS TRACE Of OLD RACE
Startling Discoveries by American
Scientist Stirs Russian
Government.

ST.. Fa.arsburg-ProG Poompolly, Of
.l. Carnegie Institute, in PitJsburg, has
jas, meue Important archaeological dis
..sygirs Ia the transcription district.
.a. discoveries are OF such startling
. aa.arJ iaatth Russian government has
rs. ea % hand in the excavations,
IroE. Poempelly began work with the
( auaeav3l Of the imperial Russian archae-
ol0s.C2l commission, and prosecuted it
for several months with little result.
Finally he undertook extensive eXcava-
tlas in kopet Daga, near Ashabad, all
al his own expense, in the conviction
that he would make discoveries Of great
value.
To show the accuracy Of his surveys,
be has just unearthed a large store of
ancient arms and munitions of war be-
langir% 10 an almost forgotten age. In
addition Prof. ~Poempelly has uncovered
4 }asr ystem of irrigation that was in
Csc b. the race that peopled the distriss
long ago.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-02-04

DR.. W. T. Mathews, who recently re-
moved here from Water Valley, has Il
professional card in this issue, to which
we respcctfally'cali the attention Of rle
public. The doctor is an excellent gen
tleman, highly learned in his profession,
and we bcspeak for him a largo praa-
tice. His Office is in the Hamilton b0ild-
ing.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-02-04
Dor On Tar Cures nenfness.

Nov Tork-William Confer, of
Shady ide, n, T., has been deaf for over
~ years, HE engaged In a friendly box
ing bout a few days ago and gotathump
o. the ear, Almost instantly he found
he eQHld hear a little, and his deafness
continued 10 disanpear.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-02-04
Wanted to Buy.

or cash, lands in any size tracts. Write
Hs giving full description. We IN.
d alsa. MuLLIKiN & Bubps,
o2o-tf zoe Main ST. Memphis, Tenn. Il
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-02-04
Our
Prescription Files

Show the esteem in which We are held
by physicians and the public in general.
Our prescription department is CON
Quoted on the most careful plan. and
prescriptions are compounded from only
purest and freshest drugs, and no mis-
takes are possible here.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-02-04

Read the card in this issue of W. S.
Kemp, the barber, whose place of bust
ness is now in the new Howard building
next to the Greenwood hotel. Mr.. Remr
has been here long enough to become
very popular with the trade, and is an
expert in all matters relating to tonso-
rial work, Give him a call.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-02-04

The Earnest Workers met at the resi-
drnccut Mrs,J h. Montgomery an Lamar
street Monday afternoon and a good,
number Of members were present. Dur
ing the afternoon delicious refreshments
we're served. consisting Of oysters, pea
ont-sandwichcs, coffee and n few other
daintics.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-02-04

. :. :. i. !" q. ... ... .....:
) >. The .. @o.i. H o" the
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-02-04

Capt. r. b Lowry, a well known am
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-02
SpiSnanncn tn Der ensIiIa)en &c.
ieaiGaft.

Bon Der eriten 3eit ibssr asSisruns
an ma6te es Der &6nigin @ittoria
bon gnglano Spab, ben Mitgliebern
Ger tOnisIi6en 6amilie, ibren Sntis
men uno ielbit ibren &inbern barpfs
geinamen 81 seben. Die Mitglieber
oes iebr tonierpatipen englif6en
Noels, Die INNER bic 2o5ung bon pben
empfangen, nabmen alsbdlD biefs
Wfooe an. 90 bdben bic befannteften
Mfitglieber bes boben Qbsls in 2pnz
BON fuitiee Spibhamen, fpenn lie in
ben en9lii9en WiBbldttern Indigenous
men iperben. 53uerit tdufte bic &Ss
nigin 0ittpria ben PrinSen ppnWales,
ieBigen &0nig Gbuarb VII, nit benz
SpiBnamen nPucette". Sm @plfs
nannte man i'm rSebbb @ales", iebt
nennt man i'm vSbe 9~opernpr". Sein
Glteiter Sobn, Der Dor mebreren Sab
rem %peritprbene 9er5os BON Clarence,
purbe fpegen ieiner 6pben &ra9en unb
ietner p%orte9enben Manf6etten
rs aur Gol ct Mani9ettss" (&ragen
uno Wfanf6etten) eenannt. gr 6ieB
audi p2impnabe unb 9pt6pein" mad
ieinem 9ieblineseetrGnf, bas er iih
alein geitatten fonnte.
Sein 8ruber, Der Bring 9eprg BON
Bales, 6er5og BON gort, Der Obj
mirdl Der enalif6en sSlotte. lit unter
Dem Namen Die Sarbine" betannt.
@~labitune mar Der r@ranb Olb
Man". 2prb CHARLES 8eresfprb,
@bef Der 4bmiralitGt, beibt .G6arleD
Gar" (&arl Sbeer). Die @rGfin
Stefanie 2onhGb beibt fir lire Snti<
men Step, bee 5iiritin 6einri6 bon
PleB rOaifb", tie grfprin5eFin BON
3umGnien rMihie", Elm Spibnume,
ben lie nit Dem Yremterm,niiter Ball
four tbeilt, Der fir aimperli9 gift.
2oro Hi6blesbale beibt g~efpobnli9
Der alte &dbarber". Soc G6ambers
lain lit Inner Soc" unb fein Sras
bdnt, Elm fleiner bidbdu9iger &nirps
Ramens Seize Ceilings, 1T .San6o
Pania" 9etauft nprben. 2prb Hos
berts lit a1gemein nnter benz Namen
rgobs", elmer 4bfiir5ung BON Ros
berts, befannt, unb 8dben zpotpen,
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