The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
navy
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I, Wells Not Hailed With XII
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Great Surprises Are Still53ii Store
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4 v fspecial 10 lrhe Times Dlspatch.) ssy
& 6 NORT(o Tx, VA August 13-N avail soffi-
( GERS of this station wero not }oyerjoyed
at the advent aboard tho receiving ship
Trnnlliil Saturday night Of hi Isayn!o Of
@storrs Wells, the now famous naval APP
prentlc Ice ana son OF g.. Wells, MILLION mill r.
& aire Of New \ ork and Newport. .ss n u \.
Wells. wearing his tluejacket's uniform.
which Il he donned at n Newport, came inc
aboard under guard n IL H. !, 4,
{&5siIta Is stated that charges OF dlsop Pc p
adience of orders. which DELAY hls arr
val here Como four d nys, b nre entered :.
against tho young recruit II ts pro b i! y!
that he will have 70 face court mnrtial, \
and II the charges arc substa ntiat (! ME- ~,
Wells Is likely to serve 4cors 80 pie
time In the brig, or perhaps aboard 90 the
prison ship southey. ct the Boston navy
yard wv 3as Sc, ", VI. !. Z I,
your trained naval officer wants no
Ss.dandy sailors aboard ship. He wants Y lts
thu alderman to i be II according TO the
or ginal variety, and when ne hears .th .
his shin Is likely to get q man @ Wells
he usually prays for O trnnsfe n III
Eve were halfway king for some
thing al the Kind to happen at the New
York yard when a scion oft @ Fifth Aye e.
niue family ramon and enlisted - ana ap-
1 peared at the receiving ship Hancock
Il With twenty-thrce tru nks, II said one Of
the officers. IN speaking OF the case.
e Me1, who have been coddled and pam
fpcred don't malA the best sal Tors, declare
the officers with one accord. Therefore.
tho advent OF Mr.. Wells did not tai g the
form OF a levee or q torchlight procession.
He Swas permitted to rest Quietly In \! the
4 big ana denied to- tntervi
S4E The fashionable colony at 34s Newport
4 heard OF the enlistment OF James Raynor
trt 49, M Y7rtfnd Nav
without any particular aurprlse 6 Els
fnther, William storrs Wells, president OF
the Fairbanks Scale Company and owner
I OF 4 palatial villa In y 3 Bellevue Ave nue..
y knew OF the young man 8 intent and
not only approved but ncouraged y, and
was at the train to- 80 vi goodby y hen ne
left with detachment OF blue}ackets
FOR the rcceiyingship Franklin at Ports
u mouth, Va. N }ssl
The real surprise II will be perienc 6 !,
( by young Wells himself. II 9 ~ has en-
listed for four years, and * h the recent
\ vigorous attitude and expression OF Pr
4 dent 4 roosevelt. relative to enlisted ap-s
prentices Is not charge ed an the Il Navy.
5I,ena 4 ,nent# the heir to the Wells and
4 Raynor fortunes Will serve out his full
Il term. ana swnb decks and obey the call
Y 81 the 30 sun with tho rest OF them. lis
n iss1ookingS forward to e. perlod sof stirring
\ and pleasant adventures In ign sta
lions, and does not reckon on the prosl'ailc
4 work 81 standing ut Sattentior,fa At the sta &
4 Ma "a IA nRway ana saluttng every com
m,ssioned officer M who goes BY shore y
Il comes a boa I'd. Ss litthat young Mr,SWells
knows about the Il lie OF q navy appren-
s ice Is what he has read In books iis
father knows what Is before the boy, z fo o.
"a ~. served In that branch sof service IN
II the Civil War.
la Young Wells has not been prominent 1li
IN port society two or three years. z.
ne Is only twent three no no last ~
a. aea son he was there he Q tract ed no tlce
sbeca,ise3 az the attention no paid TO sew
: ral con,ely young sal les Women ~ the
shops. r. VI s, e
nossessed OF a very large fortune which
she inherited from her father. VINO wa 3! 8.
"a wealtt thy contractor, fter 4 her dealt,
thia Roes a to the grandchildren OF NJ the
contractor. who are ]. Adrlance Bush
Anna e Raynor Bush, J.. III Raynor u storrs
Wells and Mrs. Harry T. Peters. @ sis ter
al Young Wells. Harry T.. n r ters. who
married young Wells's sister. Natalie
Wells. Lives at Bay Shore. u, /. q 58s5
"a, IA yea r or two, ago young Wells mar
4 Red Irene Bishop q Weber & Fieldss
chorus girl It lis undsprs TODD that she
\ recently, inherited a large fortune from;
her mother who died In S spain. n eyer
{thelcss she has returned to tho stage. Il
The Wells family home In New York;is
at No. 10 East F'ifty-seven tn Street. Tho
previous. w ellis cottage In Newport was
burned a. few years ago n It was known
as the Pansy Villa. m n sys