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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
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MRS. CAR TER POUNDED S.18,
OFFICER With FISTS
!. .<nnacialttnT.

h, /, fspecial to Tho II mes, Dispatch
a PATCHOGUE,, L. I.,ssAu ugust q. "A pret-
~ woman In a fast speeding auto. said
to have been Mrs William L.s Payne.
formerly .Irs Leslie Carter. the famous
actress, and Deputy Sheriff Addison II.
Bumstead figured In a lively S,1..scrap'' In
front OF the BrookhaYen Posto fice late
Saturday afternoon Bumstead made Q
daring attempt to stop the fast speeding
auto. He caught the machine from nls
bicycle. Then the woman used her fsts.
.nd 4 Sf1orbett in his palmiest days never
seemed see e l. . to work faster. But the auto
gtopped. THE woman explained she did
not know she was attacking an officer.
The ofilcer found that his timing was
not oftlcIal. Apologies we're made, . The I, ae
auto sped on.Y Meantime a man supposed
TO be- Mrs. Leslie carteF'a husband sat
very still In the back seat OF the q auto ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
Ri DIS L0sUREs
IN DIVORCE INQUIRY Y
nv 'Assotaated Iress.)

333s5 {Byl Associated Press. u u <
Il NEW YORK. August %. o.--startllng dis-
closures were made to-day In regard %
divorce litigation In New York, as 9 sle- .e-
nit OF the investigation being H1Nde IoF
the Federal Census Bureau, Al eAa!n.t
nation Of the records OF the now defuAoI
Court OF Common Pleas shows tina. "
hundreds OF cases In which the Judges
gave decisions awarding divorce Or sep-
'lratlon.the order, for, ju Augment has never
been submitted to the court by counsel
for the successful party, and hence NJ
the records. Any second marriage in
such case is absolutely Illegal and void. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
Those. eI.onsBoard..

,5s5 sl M FEs 4 NCIscO August e 20 It he
Aanchuria. 4 Il commanded BY Captain J.l
w. Saunders. sailed on August 4 4thS from
this port FOR the Orient wit 80 saloon
passengers II and 5000 tons Of freight
Among her pass are or-General
James II. Smith. tho new ioyernor-Gen :
oral ! OF the Philippines, accompa anied BY
Z his wife, and Judge n. ". Gf bert, OF the
Court OF First Instance Of Manila, with
his BRIDE. General Smith Is on his way
to Manila to tnke the oath Of oftice :, as
iGoyernor-Gen Of the Philippines The
Manchuria also has aboard eighteen mis-
sionaries bound for China and Korea.
The Manchhria Is a twin screw steel
steamer OF u 3,s49 gross tons, and s. .750 ne t
tonnage. She Is 500 feet long. with9a beam
81 &s,xty-six feet three inches and a. depth
Of &thirty-one feet one inch. 3s 8
She was built In ! SOB. # 4 ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-21
..||G00BLAZ'.| ! I At. i !.
!S:IOLDlER|:S.H| !: | HOME. ! ] N /.
All Buildings, Saved Except the
Kitchen and Dining + Room.
Loss $6o,o
(By Associated Press,)

NEWPORT NI1Ws, y W a., August p ,----
The large Kitchen at the ational ma sol
dieir,s' Home. I, near Hamp ton. was COM u NJ
pletelyt destroyed by fire early this morn
ing The departments of Hampton. Sol.
'diers Home and tho Hampton Normal
School we're called out, and they suo-
ceeded In saving all 5of the buildings .ets OK
cept the kitchen and the large dining
room room which was partially gutted. The
loss loss will be 500, 900. The flames started
IN. the cellar OF the ki loller, was I'M
POSSIBLE to learn their orlgln this morn
M, Tho commando n OF the Home is
n,izaled to know how he will prepare food
io-duvsfor3 the q, 800 yeternns at the home,
"a tie kitchen and all Of the cooking
machinery is a total loss,
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my ASSOC lated Press.

3e THy AsBtCFhteU f'FeHH' ll5tI mn
Y SANTIAGO, CHILE. August 2o,--V1Ye 1N's
hundred persons are dead at Valparaiso
az a result OF the earthquake shocks,
.nccordine to the latest adYices, based on
the reports OF refugees who reached this
city this morning ~ 4 81 .gf. 8lis,
The monetary loss at Valpara1so runs
cities have been destroyed, The rail-
road, street railway TELEGRAPH and tels-
phone systems ire. thoroughly demoral-
ICED. hi B, ~ ~ ..s lS'
The known dead In this. city number
twenty. Madame Mont, wife Of Admiral
Mont. who was reported killed. y aliYs,'
but seriously Injured; y isSs Ssxpsesed thas
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Helpless Three Days.
{By Assodated P'resss. J

q (By Associated Press.) s9
PENsAC OLA, F'I.A.. August cQ.----After
drifting about the gulf for three days
In helpless condition. the Austrian
steamer Mnrgherita, from New Orleans
for Marseilles. reached port to-day In
4 tow OF the Bri t!sh steamer Rtpllng
I To- SUPPORT, a which sighted the steamer
last Friday three hundred miles south
east Of Pensacola. and went 70 her as IS
sistance,i II, II ss EtG Ei
n The Margherita, with a general cargo.
had been outafrom New Orleans about
three days when the propeller was dis
abled. XXI
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3ROCKEFElEER WOULD
! REF 0RM UDlSTS
dspeoiaa TO the TL,nea,D atohs; " y

@ GLEN ynSIAND. OHIO Il August q, John
y, ~ Rock efeller has bee ome y nterested in
the movement to Taform the feudists q
Kentucky Through an appeal from y
j ,s Dot nick, n OF Hnzle Greer, VI, the
oil King has persuade ed TIL NJ Briggs, sasr
isistant slperlntende sof the Euclid u Ye-E
nue Baptist sunda And .s 80 sSor-s
4 Hanson lbuilding, to lead sreYiyal meet
/; ;maa IA 4 Hazlc Green. ~ lat I'VE need
ydnwn tnHs here,' E wrote Ioatlliek, us more
relirion ana less t,reWp 6 " he last
reyiyalS 4 meeting held att II gle Green re-
suited IA the Killing Of \ lrea men. "
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Bryan Off for H ONE.
cay Associated Press.

/ YILBRAIlTAR. August 2O,-yWilliam ].
Bryan 4 and his party boa rded the North
German Lloyd Line steamer Princess
Irane at / 100 II, M to day the steamer
being scheduled to start for New YORK
AT q r. M, Mr.. Bryan expressed himself
az heinE delighted with his tour, which
Closed with Visits to places of interest ~
and about the e ock, Z NJ NJ
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FIVE HUNDRED5REPO DEAD sS8
93 s ATsYALPARAISO5 MUCH DAMAGE

the street railway and lighting systems
An this city will be restored to-day,
Populous Quarter Wrecked, sS
The banks at valparaiso are safs. sR1
the damage to the commercial center
is not serious. but the populouS auAFsslB
has been completely wrecked, 4 \. aSs (
" SUNDAY, AUGUST ls,-,rhs sltustiaA
is becoming clearer, II
A committee was orsanlS here terdkXgg
and the street railroad seFyine uAs ~
5sumed. d v. Il "A, .s
III was feared that Santiago HoNea %
plunged In darkness owing 10 lack q coal
TO Supply the gsx WORKS hut - q siAia
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Fairb ks Reviews 4 ops,

-51111-9 (By AsaooIated PTesg.J q .
4 FOR RI p ENJA1 4 IFAR RRlsON, ~
IpIANAPOL Ills, IND, Il, August aO.-The
visit of Vice Fsesid dent 4 Charles nv. 4! Fair
banks TO review the troops "a he. fort
was notaworthy event to-day nho 4, Y. Y
sands Of people We're present to- witness
ha5rsYlsw. n Il
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Food and Water Scarce, and Merchants Taxing
Advantage of Situation ~ Advance
Prices ROBINSON Crusbe 's8I sland ~
55s9 Reported Destroyed.

HE Chile have resultant
been@extngusled and people # the
andsSantago taking steps relieve
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MANY; NJ, 4 TOWNS i DESTROYED..

reported that eight district aYe
been but details stllackng Pima del May which
suburb Valparaiso described almost entirely n
There fifty dead hundred fifty wounded at Tacla
MANY houses in the An,aguda collapsed In addition to
previously mentoned Mpla Salvador and Santa Turno
sustained damage 8##5@
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Earthquake: KS 1aye. Ceased anc
\. Fires Have Been Extin-
Il. grlished ork;of . Sue
Ii cor Begins. q
VALPA Also C,ASUJ AI,TIES MI
WILL RUN INTO HUNDREDS

Hss4
Food and Water Scarce, and Merchants Taxing
Advantage of Situation tos dvance
Prices r. obinsonsC Cruslbe' q Island
#sS1 Reported Destroy
- hquakes Chile nes s.s
h md bpfy f psriod 81
Dispatches received fron
and
saatge coming
subscriptions
Slage Wlierev breaks out 5Yh troops
81 THOUSANDS DEAD Loss GREAT. ss
reach
and oths!s
number doub sthe hundrsds
eontre he
8 sg
IL
to relieve The sufferers
of Valparaiso. s aa.as8
ling temporary
getting supplies and helping each Food
both scarce, have made
mater al advances the prices for provisions sSaS
HEAPS OF RUINS.
heard from and saortt
being establish either by Wire Or cor,
Tiers, with the provinces H 4 s s&.s s# ,sSsa
The statement made building
has been described
Tie Amenra and the principal
ruins people still hrong the surrounding hills and
shore many leaving the locality best
ported points the coast has lifted above
leyes troops perfect he
carrying wounded to the
and medical being from
tiago crisis feared and business
being done .3 . . ss,9 g8s$
English firms Valparaiso doEnot have
heavy does not appear that foregners
suffered much than Valparaiso The number of
dead Santiago reported twenty relief COMMITTEES
been organized have resumed running and the
normal aspect rapidly returning Refugees from
also coming III greater numbers every ne
roads are not yet in operation
sMANYeTOWNS DESTROYED
IS reported that six eight the stricken district hays
been destroyed bit still lacking Pima del May
suburb Valparaiso Is described almost entirely II ruins
There are fifty and hundred and fifty wounded Tacla
MANY houses Anaguda district collapsed In addition to the
towns mntoned Mepla Salvador and Santa Turno
sustained damages Fs& 8EE $sa4s
FIVE HUNDRED5REPORTED DEAD "a
AT VALPARAISO u: MUCH DAMAGE 4
ssrr4ao 81 II Ills sss s Vii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
NEW CAPTAIN For
DANVILLE COMPANY
c. A. Raine. Jr., Enthusiastic Mill
tary Man, Expected TO Pull
Company Into Shape.

Omcial information has reached tho
office Of the Adjttant-GeneraI OF the
election Of new officers for Company NJ.
Seventeen Regiment. The company IS
known as the Danville Light Infantry.
and has been In rather poor shape for
some time. Indeed. there was some
talk of dsbanding it; but new life las
been infused iu military circles at Dan
vile. At the election. Charles a Raine
Jr.. was elected captain and William D.
Powell second Lieutenant Major Stan
ley W. Martin. Of the regiment. presided
at the election. and reported the result
10 the Adiutant General
Captain Raine is an enthusiastic mill
tary man. When Re was much younger
h. was the captain OF a juvenile cont
pany known as the Dauvilla Z0uavcs.
lie trained the boys % w.ll and was 90
popular with them that or long time
the Grays took the shine OF" the two
Danville companies composed of adults.
Major Martin thinks rho Danvilie COM
pany. under Captain Rane. viii soon be
the equal OF any command In the State.
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PROHIBITED BY LAW.
Distillery Product Cannot Be Fed
to Dairy Cows Here.

br Ernest Q. Levy. city health officer.
when asked at his Office yesterday as TO
the statement Of Mr. O. v ponau con-
corning tho use OF oistillery swill as food
Tor cattle stated that the matter was
covered by a city ordinance which forbade
inc sale Of milk from cows thus fed lie
stated that there were objections 10 The
use Of the swill FOR this purpose whether
II was hot or cold. Ia one case fl was
haole 10 sour and make the animal sick.
and In the other it might fcrmeut.
AS TO the question of bacteria in milk
the health officer stated that the figh1
Tor cleanliness was fight against bac-
terra, since bacteria are found in dirt
and nth.
Further than this the health officer did
not care to discuss the contention OF Mr..
DOnati.
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York. will arrive this week TO spend the
/ holidays with Mr. and Mrs. r. hughes
/ Lindsey.
Miss Nathalie Contee Thomas. who re-
/ manned I'm Richmond for the first dance
/ OF the Richmond german. leaves to-day
| for her home in Baltimore. She IS the
daughter OF Mr.. Marshall Thomas. OF
[ that city. and Will return To- Richmond
later in the season, 90 be tho guest OF
Miss Annie Rose Walker. at No. POI
West Franklin Strsst.
Mrs. Josephine Cash and children. NJ
Iynchburg. are the guests OF Mrs. Cash
sister, Mrs. c. w. leonard.
Mr.. J. Randolph Tucker is visiting
friends in stauuton.
Miss Esther Bryan will leave shortly
for Stafford county 20 spend the holt
days.
hrs. Thomas Ruthe-foord and MASS
Laura rutherford are spending sew
eral weeks in New York.
Miss Daisy Morgan is the guest OF Mrs.
N. NJ Morgan. in Salon. Va.
Mrs c. NJ southau lzas returned to
her home in Holdcroft. Va, after a
visit TO relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Rserson have ro-
turned to Danvule. after a pleasant trim
10 Richmond.
Miss Nancy seiden is the guest OF
p-,,e+o., 49,, r., 49, .,,.,,.s,,,(, -,
-, ,-.+i. e-,,..Is. 80 IrI.tS,-s. -.
NJ v,-,-..- IA nh - - -.
ys-,-.,,e,.,iia ~ , -, ~ ~. ~
20 - 49,, - NJ - e.. - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
CONTRACT RENEWED.
Owens & Minor Drug Company
Files PAPER in Court.

A legal paper renewing the limited part
ucrship entered into twenty years ago by
the Owens d. Minor Drug Company. which
is about 90 expire. was filed yesterday
in the Charccry Court OF the city 90 Rich
mond The fact that neither an amend
ment nor new charter IS desired. but
merely "a renewal OF contract having
"a time limit accounts for the fact that the
paper was filed with the court and not
with the Corporation Commission.
The parties 90 the renewal or the part
nership are as follows:
.. q. Minor G. NJ. Knox Temple F.
Roy. p. r Whitfield c. G.. Minor. Jr s.
q. Shafer. IT. A. Cony ID. @. Davis Cole
man Wortlam +. A. Hoen. Sig NJ. Hutz-
Ter p. W McCue. Virginia Trust Com
pany. executor OF estate OF o. O. Owens.
hy NJ S. Qlarlcs. vice-rrcsideut. c.
Broadnax. I0zelie owens. +. s Alfriend.
eNccutrix ot tne estate OF r. 7. Alfriend:
i. II. Mayo T G.. Williams. Jr.. executor
estate OF ENa 4. Williams. a. u. VIII
hans. J.. w. Buck. Tracey Williams.
George Pope Daniel Wordsworth
The capital stock IS 10000
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Personal Mention.

ants. Esoert JaeSman Armstrong, Of
Ne" 4ork. arrived Yesterday. TO be the
guest OF M. and Mrs r. Hughes Lind
sey. OF no GO West Franklin Street for
several weeks Mr. Armstrong will fcfn
Mrs Armstrong here on Saturday next
Virginia Is the guest OF Mrs John ID.
Stayman, az NO. 30 South Third Street
Major Gao~ra r1c1r,e 30 r,,o~1,,f-, ~.
his daugat"r Mrs I.awton Crltch0eld
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
SUPT. FOX BETTER.
Expected to Be at His Desk
Again Very Soon.

Superintendent OF Schools ". p Fox.
who has been detained at his homo by
reason Of Illness for several weeks. is
now we'll enough to be out again, though
the weather was too unpropitious 10 JUS
tiry him in venturing from The doors
yesterday. He is expected 10 be back at
his desk as soon as he regaius his
strength somewhat. Mr.. Fox IS one Of
the veteran educators or the state and
has been superintendent Of the Richmond
schools for twenty years or more. lie IS
probably more familiar with the status
of the schools and their tremendous
growth and development than any other
man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
FLAG FOR BATTLESH1P.
Suggestion OF Mayor Meets With
General Apnroval

Tho suggestion of Mayor Mccarthy
printed sunday i'm The Times Dispatch
that Virginia state flag be presented
70 the battleship Virginia has been COM
mendcd on all sides. Ii is likely that
The Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton or some other patriotic society Will
provide q flag which viii be forwarded
10 Captain Seaton Schroeder. to be kept
in the fag locker with the other flags
or the ship. IT was remarked by those
a. the presentation OF the silver ser
vice that the nag OF Virginia was not IN
evidence save on the army tug. and this
nag was borrowed Tor the occasion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
OPEN NEW YEARS DAY.
Christ Church Association Viii
Have Exercises.

Christ Church Association. Twenty
fourth and Venable streets. will be-
opened formally on New Years Day
The gymnasium apparatus and steel
lockers have already been installed.
C.n.t Church Association Is a Chris
ttn oreauiz4tion having the same mo-
tvos as tile Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. though not in any way connected
w.tl that insut4ton. Its work viii be
along sin.iHr lines FOR the boys OF the
E.-t f.ul as those for the boys Of the
central rart ~ the city and Of the West
End
It's gl-n. sium. social. religious and
educational loa.ures will be carried on 20
meet the needs Of the large number Of
bows. who, ol account OF the distance.
are unable % take advantage of the priv
Ieecs conferred ICY the Y. VI. g. a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
MISS CONRAD WELL KNOWN
IN WINCHESTER SECTION

Especial Co. The Times III spatch.
WINCHESTER. VA. December H.
Aiiss Minnie Conrad. the daughter OF Mr..
w. q conrad OF Montana. and who
broke tle bottle OF wine with which the
armored cruiser "Alontana"s was christ
on0d at Norfolk last Saturday. has spent
H..r of ntr tiine 20 the Conrad country
que Montana Ham," in Clarke county
n-ar Winchester MT Conrad is n native
off Warren county. Va, and made a for
como ln Montana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
EITORO
Cigars Cents

is the one cigar you can be SIRE is genuine
E5yt0 Rfcan-in name and quality.
Fl TorO represents the best 5-cent CIGAR
that Porto Rico can produce. Smokers
of FL Toro cigars know how far superior
this brand has always been to any cigar
sold for cents.
This years Porto Rican tobacco crop is
better than ever before and only the
choicest selections are used in the FL 'Toro.
For this reason the FL Toros now on the
market are particularly recommended to
smokers.
Every IL 70ro is now banded. This is
the cigar that has done so much to
PoPularize Porto Rican cigars among dis
eliminating smokers.
Porto Rican-American Tobacco Comp.=y
MANUFACTURER
San Juan, Porto Rico.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
One New Charter.

Tho state Corporation Comm ssion yes
terdaT issued "a charter to the Bone
Island DEVELOPMENT Company Qncl.
lNchmond Ashton Starke. president. "
o. Rurhauau. Vs.. ID. Cardwcu Robert +.
scott gall off Richmond. Capital. $1,000
OBJECTS. Heal estate business. building
houses hotels. etc.. for rent.
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Colonel Joseph Button has gone TO
Maine o. sieu the report Of the commits
s.oners who recently examined tho Union
mutual liIr Insurance Company 40 the
request of tho company. Colonel Button
" as ono OF The state insurance commits
Hi"i'i. who made the examination. He
VIII .fNfu Noro after Christmas.
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who hold tickets on December c1st
Thanks for Donations.

The lady board OF manager for the
Richmond Home for Ladies' wish to
thank an who SO generously remembered
them on Thanksgiving. The donations
We're timely and helpful consisting of
groceries, fresh meats. fruits household
supplies end money. Especially do they
wish 90 thank the Ladies Aid Society
of second Presbyterian Church Cor q
most delicious dinner provided by them
for Thanksgiving Day.
ON last Friday evening the Home Mis-
sion Society OF Park Place ofcthodis SC
Church dchghtfuliy entertained the ladies
with songs and recitations and SERVED
them with cream and CAKE The inmates.
as We'll as those having the home in
charge. are grateful FOR these attentions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL


'7' = - - 7-N-N''
when love SCI dead. draw thou the lattice
close.
shut oat the world with al its biare and
On.
Rain down tie petals Of tho faded rose.
Lest rlty enter ia.
When love is dead weave thou e check
cred pail
of broken promises ard faith unkepr
and Boz THE TWILIGHT. when the soft dews
fan.
THIS heart shall know love wcrt
VIRGINIA FRAZER BOYLE
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Poems You Ought to KnOw.

Whatever
o a min
for efrcshment of poetry-Prot
Charles Norton
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Made In Porto Rico
From Porto Rican Tobacco

That's one thing that's sure about FL Toro
cigars-something extremely doubtful about
the many so-called porto Rican" brands.
The recent increased cost of Porto Rican
leaf IS responsible for the many brands Of
doubtful quality now being rushed on the
market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
Tickets for German.

All young ladies desiring cards for the
german % be given 20 the Princeton Glee
club on Decemher oath are requested to
cal 90 No. STA West Franklin Street to-
morrow without fau. as it IS desired to
close TIE LIST on that day. & nossihle-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18

IT'S an q great show.
The world that we're in
None can tell when twas finished
None # begin;
Men wander and gaze through
It's courts and Its halls
Like children whose love is
The picture hung walls
There are flowers in the meadow,
There clouds in the sky
Songs pour from The woodland.
The waters glide by:
Too many. too many
For eve for ear.
The sights hat see.
And the sounds that we hear.
a weight as Of slumber
Comes down on the mind:
So swift is LIES train
To its objects we're blind
I myself but
In the fleet gliding show
Like others I walk,
But know not where go
one saint to another
] heard say "HOw lOng?'
I listened but nOught
] heard OF his song;
The shadows walking
Through city and plain
How long shall the night
And its shadow remain
How long ere shall shine.
In this glimmer Of things.
The light of which prophet
In prophecy sings7
And the gates Of that city
BE open. whose sun
no more 10 the west
Its circuit shall run,
be Tiae--Di'pa'aA Sunday. praushea day.
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No. 1925.
The World
BY JONES VERY.

s. @ ' pfa n a a. ''''' autograph and 'ssa0A sketch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-18
D Metcalfs Lecture-

very enthusiastic audience g1."f q
DR. o. Calvin Aietoa'f nc the Woman's
club Yesterday afternoon. HIS very de-
nsrrf-l paper ON Shakespeare. the
Souc-AIalz-r." had really a wider scope
tlan Was suggested by the tide. touch-
iu- us ID cid upon tle lyrics ~ rho rf-
t..ut. century and OF the poets mmedi-
.telN preceding Shakespeare. and eu-
.raril- discussion ot the lyrical pro-
oH lions Of the entire fliz4t-tnan period.
Dr. Aetcalf said that the soues were
introduced into the plays iu answer Go
popular demand of 90 mu-ic-lotlug people.
Die explained that music formed ara 4m-
rortart part ol t.e education ~ thar
dar. and THAI IL was woven into the
everyday life ot the people.
He quoted some OF tile most notable
OF Those SONGS interpretations and declared
that taer we've found more largely i'm tho
comedies THAN in thc tragedies. and not
600 au ln tae historical plays.
Guests ot tte afternoon were Miss Mar
garrett Neldel and Miss Helen Quarlcs
N-s Baldwin Elchanan poured coffee and
-Irs I-arAn Glazehro0ke served ten
Dn Wednesday afternoon the Literary
i,.Hua Table VIII meet for the discussion
ol t.urrHlIFs "COulsf0n. under tile di-
zion os Alss Mary Lewis.
To Spend Christmas Here.
General end Mrs william Rlmn Cox
u. spend Christmas Day ar their home.
Nn a Wrst Grace Street
hir Herbert claiborne. O. tlf Iniver-
s.ts ol Virginia. Nr Hamilton Claiborne.
az fne Episcopal high School. ne-r Alex
arlrla. ANA Ns-srs Albert and Franc is
cox. students at Harvard and Princeton.
n.l return this week. 20 suoud the hoN-
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