The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
Father Sons
Great Writers Publishers Sons
|, law after taking his collie te degre a I
later was admitted 4 to q the, bar, though

I he has never ractceds ss vi iS A 3
h y Neither Has liz ev erS ken an active 4
part In politics. much az Ills 70 tierS sx!
IDENTITY desired It, though he lined thS d
Democratic Club before Va III n e. ~
DEATH. blight years ter w ~ lam
Whitney was aduated from ~ ales 1e
was Iii politics TIP to his shoui dersI and
1t was through his actl VI TICS u pt hllcSs
life quite ns much as his legal practloSi III
that healaid the foutldat ion liisS f0fsS
tune Of millions. 4 s|3 s4sH} y s
\ William q. lWhltney's older son L, hoy,s.SS
.ever, very much Interested In srn cihE h ~
his father hoped he would be, G thou 81
no means tho figure on the tina
father WAS. ql III III Sf5 n
|f358 Payne whitney, III the youngc Il sor,, h WI
slgnazed himself more by buy tn \
old Long Island village of M nhassettst
order to Great tie o grea 81 tate than D
anything else. He beg IN IN 1auS and hau n
10 hard time getting oil he pr oper We me-
wanted, but he finally succeeded and
his country sea lis now one of the show
places among the 6trugniflce estates 8of
Long Island 9E For q time he W. 81 or1e-Ss;
what unpopular With the villagors ana
hts Their rural relghbors, but he has
|ssnce overcome most Of the an gontsntS
shown toward him at the frst vi IA q s
Ills treatment Of the lllage boys wa aas3 /,
perhaps the strongest card \ he u play \
while trying to win the good will 81 Their N
fathers and mothers. Soon aft HIS
purchases had included the field igon4Es
which the boys were In the stabit o 3plny -
Ing ball on Sat rdny IA fternoons. the boyssSt
unrnindful OF the change Of the 20 wner-I
ship. rallied as usual to- have ai games{
when young n Wlitney's supe rintend enN
ordered them o f.iffF
they went, but they were sore. 70 Y
they were going they me Nv itney 8iris ai.l
utomo bile Forming themselve IA mi = III
line which reached en- nrel y across 8tte
street they brought HIS to ~ hal
What's boys the proprietor 81!
asked eve been ling on moses
"a ..,s replied tho fourteen-ye d-cal.ss
tain and we don Ike to be Ks ordered 81,
1'Whitne:y, 10 ked at the matt through
the BOYS IS eyes sand saw to- It tn I'll they
e ere allowed Ito use the grounds az 90
FORE La ter he bought uni fornis 10Y
them. 5s ,SSsS s,3 Ss
a milionaire than hose WI ich3 are foulnEdsss
ed upon Roland Hartman son 7 ~
SIIarrn,a n, now o. sturdy, who ! some LAG
In his earl teens.
This hoy Is clean cut and alert and ne Az
keen q lover OF y horses iroa.a%
Emperor father. He has his own pa r inter
of wfich he 8 inordln fond v and Slts
der f,his father directi lon Il Sbecoming &as
thorough horse ms. It is said To- be- h DID
fathers ambi ton, and tina the 1oy,s8
as vel, that he shall by and by be I'm as.t
ter "a the fox hounds In some Of the swell
and famous hunt clubs near lew ORR .fs ga5
$5B It Is likely that the athers also hope
10 ira III lp the son to ke charge OF the
Hartman interests In time BY Y the dat
sof his succession as ruler OF the
&Pac fic and allie sis
ldorf y tor. la test: scio of theG enc
sormo,lslyf rich family found ed by the Cert
man fur dealer who lande 9on
soil about a century and q "a arter% ago $toS
occupy q place in the eye s. the wort
devoted nett her to sports nor bust
He owes most aof his yrecent commence
4 to his maria with the sis ter-insl aWspf
Charles Is Dana Gibson, the e llustra tdr,slss
which disp1ea sed his fail her mis- htlly
IN IIo wever fS3y o1ing stor seems d ia trlyl
good sort. AT all even tsI he ing g srefuse
8to follow his faith II, re nouncln
American citizensh ohm * "a;
tor son OF the same name Is 5only n2
a5 Some &c the big publish ers' sons have .s
done a3well, others no t. The younger
8Dodd 81 5Dodd, Mead &C q. IS now ats t1e53
head ofs the business. Cha less Scrlpnlerssss
sons are carrying on the pu blishtrAI;ssgi
house founded BY heir fat h err DWARF ward
L. Burlngame, ed itor Of Scr bner' ny Ea5.A
zine, Is tn son
was the first United States Minis To-
China. s 3S
d Robert i n Collier, son OF =. colli4ers
the pub fisher, iii ured qu te a recentl iSit
the news through q repo IT one ct slHlss
eyes had been knocked out "A by Harry
Payne whitney ina game Of pole, sss38j
Dung Collier suffe as mighty
whack, hut he didn't lose an eye. H 4! isg
good deal Of polo player :, 4, and fex,
\ hunter, but by no means he equal Of hlsS&
Sfather@in5 these sports. 5 Roberto !. GO llierss
IS a grandson In law Of Mrs stor, llaY- -s
ing married Sarah stewart Alen.S
daughter OF James ~ &. Ii am a len, SOM
four Or five years Is ago. He is SYvsIsy3is
active In the publishing busine and,slt
was on his initiative that the recents8
crusade against Colonel Mann Is s1iotorto
Town Topics. which was olloWed by the{9S
Mann libel suit and the pro- ceilings atoS
Gust Justice Deuel. from the pens ENG ,ess
begun, Town Topics no viewer, is stl n
being Issued regula
Copyright. 1906, by Dexter A1arsn y