The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-21
FINER THAN AT
First SUPPOSED |: !. |: D
Other Philanthropists Besides
Rockefeller to Contribute to
Naval y. M. G. q.
"a NOVELTY FOR JAMESTOWN
4 Dr.. Beverly D. Tucker, New
Bishop oadjutor, to Live.
in Roanoke. Ii

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5a& Especial to The TimeB-Dlslatch.)
"a NORFOLK. VA, June 2O.-fhe Naval.
Young Mems Christian Association
building to be erected for the benefit
Of the sailors and marines at this naval
station, and for which John y. Rocke-,
Teller has given s250.0oo. will be more
magnificent than was at first announced.
Mr.. Otto y. Hcissenbuttel the local
secretary of the Naval Association, said
to-day that he thought that the building
and It's equipment would cost all OF
Il $3.50, 900, as there are other philanthropists9
+ whom he thinks will desire to contribute
to the erection and equipment OF the
building.
..The building will be the finest OF its
kind In the South" said Mr.. Heissen-t
Z buttel. and Will be superior In many
respects to the famous naval Y. NJ. G. q.
building at brooklyn.
g II is expected that the building Will
be completed and ready for occupancy
by the first OF October, next year. the
time when the lease on the present quar-
ters OF the association on Church Street
i expires. ~ q
Dr. BLScrly D. Tucker. bishop coad tu-
tor-elect OF the Episcopal Diocese OF
Southern Virginia. informed The Ti'nes-
Aplspntchs correspondent this afternoon
II that he will make Roanoke his home
when he assumes the duties OF HIS office
the coming fall, unless something unfore-3
seen transplres to prevent. II is I'M
I probable that the bishop will move from
Norfolk before the beginning Of next
I ) ear. n " IS 8a
While his work as assistant to Bishop
Randolph will extend to all parts OF the
diocese. east and west. he will have
(. special charge OF the diocesan work II,
the southwestern part Of the state; he
I Diocesan COUNCIL required that the
bishop coadJutor should live In the
& Southwest, as Bishop Randolph b lives IN
{, The eastern end OF the dioeese-in y or.
folk. FL III 53i q; Is lg5s 5& .
sS No announcement has yet been made
Z = "a the proba BILE successor OF DIR. Tuck
p, as rector OF st. Paul's Church. this
f city. IS .ha
S James town Exposition has just given an
q option on what will be known. al ts ID the
.Mountain Cave" This will 1pr9RalR9ll ~. tba9
one OF the most interesting nuseIllen
features on the exposition grounds: .
The mountain Is to be two hundred ana
Y fifty4feet in diameter, andtthe height OF
Il roof Of the cave all the way from from MY 1t
X to one hundred feet. &;
The cave is to be reproduction OF the
famous ball room ns seen In Luray Cave,
* a, GINA, beautifully hung with stalac-
titcs and salngrnites which will radiate
light from innumcrable incandescen cleo
q trio lamps.
In another room will b4't installed a
4 gorgeous Fcarousal, beautifully illuminated
with vari-colored electric lamps: Leading
3 OF from this room will be passag e-
i way. over, which will read q Sign ITO the
+ Summit. 4 lil3 vi; sss 83
AS soon as the visitor enters this pas
sage way Il he finds himself on an
esculator which carries him TO- the sum
NIT OF the mountain, where he may view
y the exposition and the land and sea for
many miles around. II Il
After viewing tho scenery. the visitor
then enters coach OF the miniature
B railway train, which winds around. in and
on. OF the Ifs through tunnels ana
across high trestles. finally landing Its
passengers near the entrance Of the
3I cave. 5s2s ~: -