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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11
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RICHMOND DAY,

II is worth mucn to this community
70 have the men and women Journey
to the jamestown ExpGs!:ion
and shout for Richmond, Rut tneyr
must have something to shous for.
They must have celebration worthy
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nR. TURIN AND HIS MEMon1A1.s.

~. iSNfiN AND HIS MEMORIAI.S,I
Alderman Turpin says that it is
aUerly homogeneous to place on a flag
memorial of defeat. So? Then lei
as destroy every banner which repre-
sents the Lost Cause and never suffer
'ur children or our children's children
To-. see the Stars and Bars Let MS
have no more Confederate reunions
Tor they hut symbolic defeat and re-
mind us of Appomattox. Let us
abandon the Idea of. establishing in
Richmond Confederate Battle Abbey
Tor will il not be the repository Of
swords and guns, gray uniforms and
Scared battle flags, and other me
MORALS of defeat! And let us lose
40 time in burning down the White
House OF the confederacy, for that
building IS also decorated with me
MORALS Of defeat" Aye, let us tear
sown our monuments to Davis,
,ur defeated President, and to Lee and
Jackson and Stuart, and the pyramid
IN Hollywood, which marks the rest
lng place Of the Confederate privates;
for they, TOO. in M9 Turp!ns cold
philosophy, are but the emblems Of
scfeat. Let MS put away all such hu.
initiating reminders. AND eat drink and
se. merry. retoiaiI3g IN the fact that we
we're defeated and that the cause wat
bst
But why should Nh Turpin obJec,
10 display Of these memorials? AZ
is glad the Stars ana Bars went dowr
n defeat, Appomattox is marked Il
pis history as a red-letter day, and
smile of satisfaction steals over hi
+ sountenance as he reads tho story q
the surrender, for the triumph o
arant meant the salvation OF tn
rnion Why should it be painful /
Mr. Turpin 70 look upon memorials q
defeat which he now regards as
aaticnal and personal blessing
+ Every token of 1T should be - him
sweet reminder. for he does not eeas
Gay and night to praise God THAI ~
lost that for which we fought"
Go to, Mr. Turpin, we nonor an
Wyerence the Stars and Bars, not sin
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OF the occasion. We agree with Mayor
Mccarthy that the day should he Mt
tinsly observed or not at all.
The matter has been thoroughly
threshed out In the Council and an
adequate appropriation has been vo.,d.
We hope the Board Of Aldermen will
concur.
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a Protected Patch.

j. P.erpont Morgan Is going to tear
down a 100000 house in New York so
that he may have a garden. We would
earnestly advise the boys who are not
aniliar with his ways to refrain from
stealing any OF j. Pierponts water
melons-Chicago Record-Herald.
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slutesmen and HETEROGENEOUS,

me outstanding read OF a democracy Is
70 exercise watchful trust in It's leaders,
10 KNOW who are us statesmen who do
thlnss' ana wnb are tho rhetoricians Who
have their value for demonstralion and
snpuld 20 confined to}the platform -I3rit.,
ian ConErsgationalist 5., : +
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Snme oId slnrx.

pad lseyerelyJ- look here Ethel
you mustn't encourage that young man IA
stay 50 late every night It's tisgracefulil
Nnat does your mother say about 1t?
{, Etnei,-She says men haven't altered a.
Dir, dadl--Stray Stories
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MERELY JOKING.

PnrndoNlcnl Accidents.
How was 1t that circus clown came to
hurt himself when he tried his trick OF
turning a somersault and landing on his
head?"
HE made a mscai culation and fell down
on his feat."-Baltimore American.
Realistic.
s Mother: Gracious, but that, wig is tre-
me dously large"
Actress: Yes. mother. you see IN the
third act dive into a stream, and this is
to protect me in case miss tho net and
land In the coal bin.-New York Mall.
You Can't Lose 1t.
"Of course" said the optmist III a man
gets into the habit of hunting trouble he's
sure to find it,
Yes" replied the pessimist. land X he's
Will md him. SO what's the difference r.
Exchange. ass
Conc Higher.
Towne: II understand Lord Brakeleish
is engaged to n girl with a Million
Browne: HE was, but he's engaged TO
1--WE now"
,rowne WHAT To ave girls with a
milllon7"
Browne mo; girl with I'VE mllon.''-
Philadelphia Press.
Hardly Synonymous.
She: Don't you think the new debu-
tants voice Is perfectly heavenly"
He Quite unearthly.'--Tho Bystander
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

New York man has Just invented
a barrel which may he taken apart
when empty. The exploit will attract
small attention from Kentucky, whore
no sane and reputable barrel is evsr
allowed to get empty.
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John D. Rockefcller's tntimatlon that
the prosperity of this country is going
to stay right where It IL will dis
appoint those who hoped that John
meant to give somo or 1t away.
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fdent that he Will make a strong run.
and are hopeful that he will win. The
incumbent Is Hon. a. X. Monteiro. for
mer Judge of the County Court o.
Goochland.
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Or, taking an even more extreme
View, the first thing we know one OF
these-\ unwritten law gunsmiths Is
going to be soaked for $3.50 nne
and costs.
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sCorelyou says nothing. and Richmond
p. Hobson says everything and says
II often These two leaders Of national
thought ought to get together, COM
promise and effect merger.
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Whatever Colonel Bryan might think
about 1t. our own Idea is that Little
Quentin ought to have few Of tho
incest battlesh!ps to play with this
summer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

Poet Joaquin Miller, who aspires to
be United states Senator. could sweep
any State in the Union on platform
calling Ter the teetotal prohibition of
farfrom- poetry in tho onlyadime maya
zines.
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1t is always interesting to read what
AR Cortelyou says. because IT shows
that he has, after all, the usual supply
OF vochl chords IN his larynx.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

At the last moment befora locking
the forms, Miss Gladys Vanderbilt stillI
had the sl2o0o,00o.
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rIsh Asa rn.l,,

:, ~ ntoFst." Is said to- BE PresFt emit
itUnseEel,s only cuss word admittedly
ui.'e stronger Than the "Oh. fndgG"' OF
'Ho moiYcoddle, -petroit Free Press.
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Rhymes for To-Day
acnAnLrEv rAlnBANI<s.

sT1A1RBAN1tS gave a little dinner
r. Nothing there to raise n Babel:
But alas--tl1e jolly sinner
Ordered wet goods for the table.
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@ 1NCE the monkey In the Chicago zoo
committed suicide because he was
- separated froE: g beautiful girl who
had taken care Of him some one should
watch Bont de cas,ellane.-Louisviile cou-
Just TO think OF a vast. bloomns time
Overwhelming presidential boom , being iaid
low by a poor. measly. arrogant little cock
tal!-Baltimore sun-
If John D. Rockefeller does go TO Jail
they won't have to bother about cutting
his hair.--New York American.
Investigate any retormer. and you VIII
md that his efforts for the common good
are not running him in debt --Atchtson
Globe.
Lightning insanely struck red devil au-
tomoblle in New York. but escaped before
the automobile could do It much damage
Atlanta Constitution.
THE man who cussed Roosevelt has re-
tired from the army. The only strange
thing about this Is the fact that he lived
TO the retiring e,-clevehnd Leader
powager Isl An kindly permits the
asylum under the bed long enough 10 thank
the United States for that indemnity re-
mittal-Pittsburs Post
The physician who says golf Is the most
heathful OF all exercises recalls the state
ment Of the lady who. after being eailed
from Poker Flats, said 1t did her power
OF good just TO go out upon the hillside
and look about and cuss.--Louisvilef Cou-
rer journal.
The Richmond Times-D Dispatch claims
that Virginia is Ave times as old as Texas.
/ but the chances are that the Lord made
both States about the same time and that
Texas was set apart as the Garden of
| Eden.-Houston Post.
An army officer must he brave. but he
|, sometimes takes chance in having the
4 courage OF his convictions.-W shington
\ Star
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The Sam Houston Post contends that
Texas is fairly old State, because
some years back q Portugee gentle
man, with triples oled name, Is al
legged to have squinted in on that sec
ton while on his travels. We Will
puncture this contention more in de-
tail later on. For the present, we will
merely point out that at the time when
Texas became State. a few years
ago. Virgnia had been busy for a
couple Of centuries shaping the des-
TIMES of America and providing a
strong and kindly Union for eleventh
hour propositions like Texas to squeeze
into and begin to grow. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

A Texas man recently embezzled a
typewriter and fled to- Guatemala, AS
we have frequently remarked before.
anything, anything TO get out OF Texas.
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Nashville is evidently place where
chicken. as Virginians understand the
term, is absolutely unknown. Cent?
pedal poultry has the call in most
boarding houses" mournfully admits
the American Of that burg; and again,
Things are coming tough when a
slrins chicken has to be carved with
an AK" We shudder to think OF the
gastromonic excuses to which5a nun
cry Nashville man would go were he
given the freedom of a platter OF typl-
cal Virginia chicken-wings, necks and
elzzards wholly unknown. and so ten
der that it can be eaten with spoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

There will be no war with Japan,
after all. Komura met Mark Twain
at a luncheon, and was distinctly seen
to smile Bystanders will make affl-
davit that 1t was a nice smile, and did
not reveal the front teeth in II gnarl-
Ing manner
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ny MAIL. one Six Three one
n POSTAGE pAtD Year. Mos. Mos Mo:
Daily with sunday 5000 $500 $50 80
Daily withcn, Sunday 400 400 100 40
Sunday edition only. 200 LOO 90 40
Weekly wednesday, loo SO 20 -.
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Sweden calls a womans club "A
"dammklub," which shows that Sweden
Is not so different from the other
countries as some Ut no had thought
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Cocktail Charlie" Fairbanks jumped
into thirty feet Of water the other day
and pulled out the hotel waitress It
is rumored that doubtless through
some misunderstanding she had kept
all the change
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Styles In womnns clothrs haven't
changed In Japan for nearly $500
years. a country like that has simply
got no place among the world powers.
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a1R sin,ey ~ Dispatrh
nAI1Y--wREklr-- SUNDAY.

ausiness ots,ae. sis &c. Main street
Warrington Bureau, a26.7 Mnnsey Building
Manchester Bureau. t.,.1ioa HUI slree''
Petersburg Burcau......Ao ~ sycamore 81
.Lynchburr Bureau. ...,....,21S Eighth 81,
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ah audience recently that Mr.. Roose.
YETI could break the solid South, Why
ne couldn't even bend It, Colonel,

1T is no longer fashionable to throw
oid shoes after the bride" says a aee'ai
note Nowadays YOU thra% new ohqs'
or you're a. cheap skate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

Persons wishing TO communicate With The
Times Dispatch by telephone viii ask CEN
trail for "4O4i," and on being answered from
the office switchboard, Will Indicate the de-
partment or person with whom they WISH
to speak.
when calling between a. NJ, and .
A. NJ call TO central office direct for ioal'
composing room: 4o42, bunness Office: io4S'
tor mailing and press-rooms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

Entered January %, 1908, at Richmond,
Va. AS second class matter. under act of
Congress Of March 3, 1879,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

The excitement about the fleet De-
gins to look something like q tempest
IN an Oyster Baisin.
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by Tises-pIspatch Carrier Delivery SER
vice in Richmond tand s'iburbslt Manehes;
ter and Petersburg
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Just TO think OF a vast blooming, tim e.
o 'erWhelrning presidential boom being laid
low by poor measly. arrogant little cock
tail!-Baltimore Sun.
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POINTS FROM PARAGRAPHS.

@ 1NcE the monkey In the Chicago zoo
y committed suicide because he was
separated fros:: q beautiful girl who
had taken care Of him some one should
watch Boni de observation-disclosures Cou-
rier- Journal.
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Just a little dry Martini
Nothing inore--and so delicious!
Scarce a swallow. twas SO -wecny---
Was that really very vicious?
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If John D. Rockefeller does go TO Jail
they won't have to bother about cutting
his hair.--New York American
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1t was quite gorgeous party,
Merry, dcemins life all skittles,
Gaily primed to fall quite hearty
On the Fairbanks list OF vlttles.
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! Colonel Graves esroneously Informed
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HOW TO CALL TIMEs.plsPATcnt
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1t was quite a gorgeous party,
Merry, deemins life all skittles,
GRily prilned TO fall quite hearty
On the Fairbanks list Of vlttles.
w-ell-they found beside each mock
i, tail, M ~
Il DishFof soup TO which they sat dpHn
Just one nice Martini cdcktail--
Twas Joy to swizzle that down
Just a little dry Martini
Nothing nore--and so delicious!
Scarce swallow, twas so -wecny--
Was that really very vicious?
Still, statesmans reputation,
once It's blotted. can't survive IT.
Fairbanks said: II serve the Nation:
Lads, we'd better keep this private"
All agreed, with merry huinor.
This was no deed to be shrieked out;
Somehow all the sad truth leaked
out!
Aye, the grewsome fact was picked up
BY the press-how chance doth dump
What fearful row they kicked up!
What roaring, ramping rumpus
Now he's hunting, penitential--
All, too lakeland melancholy,
For his boomlet presidential
WHO would boom a Cocktail Chollie!
Not a southland @ere's the moral:
(NowSmy task 8 palmer sailing)-
He who'd wear statesman's laurel
Must cut out all dry cocktailing.
u s H.
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THURSDAY, JULY II. 1907
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Dish of soup TO which they sat 5dp h'n
Just one nice Martini cdcktaN--
Twas a Joy to swizzle that down!
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"He made miscal culation and fell down
n his feat."-Baltimore American.
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Mr.. Johnson was educated at Me-
5cabe's school in this city, and later at
Richmond College. from which he was
graduated in law tHe has since been
practioing in his native county Gooch-
land. Mr.. Johnson's friends are con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

Investigate any rerormer. and You VIII
ind that his efforts for the common good
are not running him in debt. ---Atchison
Globe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

Aye, the grewsome fact was picked up
BY the press-how chance doth dump
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

Lightning insanely struck red devil au-
tomobile in New York, but escaped before
the automobile could do It much damage
Atlanta Constitution.
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4 You Can't Lose II.
"Of course" said the optimIst, 'if a man
/ gets into the habit of hunting trouble he's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

An army officer must he brave but he
sometimes takes a chance in having the
courage OF his Observation-Disclosures on
Star
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What a fearful row they kicked up!
What roaring, ramping rumpus!
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In the name of Ben TillInan. breth-
rem, raise your hands and strike your
attuned typewriter as your names are
20 II
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M.ell--they found beside each mock
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w. r.. Tyree, Of Staunton, and j. II
Wright, OF Norfolk, are at Murphy's.

Mr.. Charles NJ. johnson. q f. Hadens.
DAYS, In conversation with repre-
Sentative Of The Times Dispatch yes
terday Mr., Johnson stated that he
would be candidate for the p =. addt,
land county lie will submit his
claims 10 primary II one can be
had, but IL not, he Will make the con-
al IN the general election in Novam-
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Poems You Ought to Know
ny WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE.
(From cloves Lnbor L0st.,)

Other selections portrait
sketch, have already printed in this series
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11
Mr.. Fl. NJ White. Of Buckin CHAM
Is at the Richmond.

It is likely that the candidates Will
speak later on Mt West Point. Ash :
land and other towns In the district,
Owing to the long and striking public
career OF Senator Wickham. no other
contest going on In the State is Of so
much interest. unless 1T be in the
Twenty-eigh tn District, where Judge
William Hodges Mann is being OPP
posed by Hon. +. r. Wallace. OF Lun-
enburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

Dowager ISL An kindly permits the
Chinese Emperor to come out from his
asylum under the bed long enough 10 thank
the United States for that indemnity re-
Post
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11

.The man who cussed Roosevelt has re
tired from the army. The only strangt
thing about this Is the fact that he lived
to the retiring @age,-Clevehnd Leader
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-22

committee to urge the claims OF Geor-
Fla for appropriations to make river
and harbor Improvements.
All the items appearing in the river
and halbor bin that passed the mousse
were adopted and the following ad'
ditional appropriations allowed:
For the Ocmulgee and Altamaha,
$4,000 additional, making total oil
100000 for these streams.
For the Oconee between specified
bridge near Macon, $4,000.
For the Savannah river, $4,000 is TO
be expended above Augusta and $780,
0j0 below, this being an increase OF
$4,000 over the former figures.
For Plantation creek in Mcintosh
county, $4,000 is appropriated.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-22
BARRY GOES TO CUBA.
Takes Place of Gen. Whit, Who Has
Been Relieved--Duyall, of Gulf
Derartmenf. Sent to CAPITAL.


A Washington special says: re.
cause Of physical disability, Briga-
der General Theodore J. Whit, in
command Of the army of Cuban paci.
fcation, has asked for and been
granted three months leave Of alb
sence. Brgadier General Thomas II.
Barry, assistant chief of staff. viii
at once leave for Cuba to relieve
him.
General Barry's orders to the com.
mand in Cuba, which he will obey,
created an important vacancy in the
army general staff which the presi'
dent has filed by the appointment OF
Bngadier General William p. Duvall,
in command Of the Department of the
Gulf, who consequently becomes the
principal assistant to Major General
Bell, chief Of general staff. General
Duvall viii be succeeded in command
Of the Department Of the Gulf by
Brigadier Edgerly.
The fact that Brigadier General Will
liam p. Duyall will be assigned to
duty in Washington and Will have
to leave Atlanta will be a matter OF
real regret, for since his assignment
to Atlanta, General Duvall has,
through his uniform courtesy, as well
as his recognized ability as an officer,
also made host of Atlanta friends
and admirers. In the department OF
the gulf. of which he is the head, he
is reyered and respected by his asso-
ciates, officers and the enlisted men
as scarcely any other commander
since the opening Of the department.
Lately General Duvall has been
prominent as the head Of the board
Of the United States army recommend
ing the purchase of a large amount
of land, over $4,000 acres, adjoining
the Fort Oglethorpe reservation, for
the purpose of increasing this from
a regimantal to a brigade post and
also providing for a big maneuver
grounds in connection with the Fort
Oglethorpe reservation and Chicka.
manga Park. This purchase recon-
mended was approved by Secretary of
War Taft, and is now awaiting the
action Of congress.
Several officers were interviewed
regarding General Edgerly, who will
head the department of the gulf.These
stated that he held a most enviabie
reputation as an army officer, togeth-
er with a charm of personality such
as had won him very many friends,
both in military and civil life.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-22
Wilson Seeks Pardon.

Application has been made to the
president for pardon for ]. F. Will
son, until recently postmaster at Pou-
Ian, VINO is now serving a years sen
tence in the United States peniten-
tiary at Atlanta On January 6, OF
this year, an Indictment was return
ed against Wilson charging him with
ombezzlement from the government,
and he was sentenced by Judge Speer,
upon pleading guilty, to pay a fine
Of 1927. SO, and serve a sentence OF
one year and one day.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-02-22
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST CAPTAIN.
McVey and Members of His Crew Accused
of naserfinn Momen and Children.

MCVey and Members of His Crew Accused
OF Deserving Women and Children.
Direct charges were made at Prov.
idenco, r. L, thai Captain &. w. Me-
Vey and the members Of the crew
Who put off in a life boat from the
sinking Joy line steamship Larch-
mont, had basely deserted passengers,
to whom they owed their first duty
All of the surviving passengers
who are able to talk declare that the
captains boat was the first to leave
the ship; that women were roughly
hustled out of their path by mem
bers of the crew, who sought only
their own safety, and that when the
captains boat pulled away from the
sinking ship more than a hundred
men, women and children could be
seen on the deck waving their arms,
pleading and crying out to be saved.