The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-15
BRIEF ITEMS FROM EVER YWHEREH

BRIEF ITEMS FRC
RoAfEl- carolus Duran. the famous
portrait painter, is about to paint y por-
trait OF Pope Plus H., taking his inspirn-
tion from Titian's portrait OF Pope Paul
III. (hlcssandro Farncse).
NEW YORK.--Twcnty years old, heir
to a million or 80. Jerome Alexandra has
run away with and married his step
fathers stenographcr ana office man
5agcr Miss Violet Adelaide Oakley. Tho
bride has two years moro to her credit
/ than the bridegroom.
NEW YORK. Heinrich conrcd. tlircc-
tor OF the metropolitan Opera House,
walked out OF Special Sessions Court
after he had been declared Innocent OF
violating any law by giving Yerdi's Re-
QUEEN Mass In tho opera house on Sun
day night, February nth. last. Tho de-
cision Is n great victory for managers
of theatres who give concerts on Sunday
nights
e LYNN. NtASS.--strifc bct~con relatives
for possession of tcn-year-old orphan
boy resulted In an exciting episode when
Ernest T.. Savory. while at play with
schoomates Mt tic Hood School. was
spirited away by II man unknown In
Lynn, but wlla represented himself to be
tho boys uncle.
TOLEDO, O.--An organized effort will
be made here to innuce President Rnose-
Welt to pardon George p. Lorenz. now
In Mountlsville. w. Va, prison for con-
spiracy to defraud the government in.
the postof11ce cases. Lorcnz was sem
fenced TO two years. and has served one
year.
NEW YORK.-It WAS reported here that
Senator Depew, who has been absent
from Washington for some days, was
stopping at the home OF his niece. Miss
Pauding. at Ardsley on the Hudson. An
inquiry being ma de. Miss Pauding de-
clncd ito say whether The Senator was
tat her house.
coNNEssy1LLE. PA.-Anna Trump. a
3I5-yenr-old school girl. died after sixty;
hours of terrible suffering. the result
OF being struck back of tho car with an
Icy SNOWFALL. thrown by a boy.
PfI1LADELPHIAACh ambition to
arouse the admiration of her companions,
by performing the difficult feat OF skip
T ping the rope hundred consecutive
times proved fatal to seven-ycar-old
Lena Fisher OF 400 South Franklin
Street. who died In the Mt. Sinai Hos
Spltal from brain fever superlnduced, ac-
Scordlng the Attending physicians, by.
ovcrcxcrtion in the hazardous amuse-
sment.
NYAS1iINGTON-InP discussing tho mp.
pointment OF a postmaster for Pacific
Grove, Call. with Representative Nccd-s
ham, President Roosevelt said that he.
preferred to give preference In such APP
pointments to soldiers OF the Civil War.
DES NfON1Es-The Senate passed tho
Child Labor law and Governor cummins
will sign It at once. The law nrohjs,,ts
the employment OF children less than
eighteen In any occupation which would
ainjure health. =
NENVgsf ORk.-Richard Croker is ex;
epcctcd 70 arrive In this city about May
2otll Ills return. however. is declared to
be without political Significance, as his
old fricnds have been notified that he
intends TO como only to see the bodies
OF Ills two sons. Frank II. and Herbert
VI placed in their last resting place in:
the new Croker mausoleum, In Calvary,
Cemetery, OH Long Island.
NEW YoRK.-The Charity Organization
Society OF New York Is about to issue n
general warning to all important chari-'
table societies In the United States
against the Sunshine Legion" ana its
two publications, Sunshine and the Sum
shine Journal
WASHINGTON American Ma
tional Rod Cross sent to the Japanese
Red Cross an additional $4,000, making a
total Of $45, 900 which has been contrib
utcd by tho American public to tho fam-
|ine-stricken provinces of Japan
CHICAGO The first ''open shop VIC
gtory Of the year in Chicago was scored
by tho Chicago Edison Company. whose
| $50 mon returned to work on the old
terms. sl,#
WICHITA, Illegal land fencing
cases against j. y. Blltby, IL {. & enliins
lsand y, II. Dcin have boon dismisse 5be-
cause OF questionable indictments. sy.a
.ss95s CITY OF NIEXICO There have been
i sos deaths from typh,ls fever In tho city
Of Mexico since October 1st.j
ALBANY. &C overnor Higgins hns !, vo-
3toed tho bill providing for taxa ton IN
New York OF rlonal PRO- $50 @ ilo1s-
residents, "a XII Az
III DI4TlN Atty m lners we're seriously
hurt near Virginia City. M To by q stage
4 coach breaking away. coming down s the
mountain, and ovcrturning 9.
NEW YORK Charges Of perjury We're y. 'f'
made against oflcorA Of tile Metropolltan
\ Street Railway ysten1. ~ nn a,Ilaavll
4 submitted to- District Attol,ley .pio1l
by,, William N. Amory, formerly : secre tafy
az tha Third Avenue Railway Company.
rhe allegations, arc based upon sta ia' to-
Smenta sworn to by a various officials i "
|3annual reports. y. N sss i M