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The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-04
Notice..

All delinquent Taxes not paid by Oct.
10th. 1907 will be advertised and sold
for Taxes. j. E. BECKLEY,
A-4t Co. Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
What They Say Here.

Representative members OF the Epis
copai Church in Richmond were un-
wiling to comment on. this dispatcl!
last night the suggestion being new
to several OF the city pastors. ~ IS
pointed out. however, that though ~
70 means endorsing Mrs Eddy ana
the Christian Science movement. so
called. still large number of think
ing people of all crecds have come 70
accent certain belief in the superlo-
rity of the mind over the body. Many
leading physicians are said to be using
methods of influencing the mental at
titudc. as first step toward erecting
q cure.
mind cure by seclusion is generally
accepted and used by both the minis
try and the medical profession in secur-
ing q healthy mental condition as n
requisite of getting the patient later
into healthy condition Of body or mind
Various churches In this country
| have conducted retreats for. the
benefit OF people who are tired out OF
| worried by perpleXing religious Iues-
tiolss II is not thought here that tbs
| Episcopal General Convention will take
4 any action condcmning these IRE.
treats" nor does the medical profess
| sion entirely condemn the practice O.
| giving sugar pills to nervous pa
/ tientS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
CAPTURE ARMS.
Hondurans Apparently Getting
Best Of Nicaraguans.

PUERTO coRTEz HqN ,l,l !
March Via New Orleans. March /. LII The
last few days between Honduras and
Mica rsagua received here are TO NE ellec.
that the Hondurans have captured =
number 81 advanced positions. .dislodsins
the Nicaraguaus and capturing atss
quantities Of rifles. ammunition AND
stores. President Bonilla. telesraph!ng
from Cnoiuta, under date OF the IN
instant, sz4yS.
rhis morning tine Nicaraguan force:;;;
attempting reprisal for our capture i,i c.,t OF
elry Il, Yussuare. but were repulsed.
Every one Of these bEillIant cAs sl,ssss "as
The taking Of The held By Manuel be
nilla in person az the head Of the troop,
occasioned the following telegram .fo'ii
sThe presence Of the President al the
head of the army has completely changed
the situation Enthusiasm has grown 10
such an extent that many persons Of all
classes have followed the chief 10 share Ia
the danger at his side TIE military opef-
ations have been overcome"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
DID NOT INSULT
uIN|ST En- NE Ry
State Makes Emphatic Denial
That American Representative
Was Badly Treated.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March i1.-Mr.
Toledo Harrate. the Guatemalan min-
lister. has received a dispatch from his
government, announcing positively
that Guatemala is strictly neutral IN
the present Central American conflict,
and will take no part whatever In the
war.
The government of Honduras cx-
poets naval engagement near Ceiba
in short time. A dispatch was to-
aay received at the State Department
from Philip NJ Brown, secretary OF
the American mission. to Guatemala
and Honduras, in which he states that
the government of Honduras has IN
| formation that three steamers, Win
arlnored forces are off the north coast
| near Ceiba, and an attack is expected
| ut any time.
Mr.. Brown Is now on his way from
| Amapnla to the Honduras capltal' le-
State Department officials arc en-
| Dhatic in their denial of reports that
/ President Zelaya, of Nicaragua, forcea
/ Mr.. Merry, the American munster ~ 70
1 Nlcara qua, Costa Rca and San SaiVh-
4 dor, out of Nicaragua, and oifered mn II
insult Of serious nature at the llWe "
/ Mr. Merry's visit to Managua, the Elca.
u raguan capital, three weeks ago. ~ !.
admitted by the State Departh'ent va
Mr.. Merry was not able to effect
settlement of the Well claim, but tn
department has no knowledge OF any
friction between Mr.. Merry and Fresi
The state Department later to-da.
received a mail dispatch from Mlnlste
Merry, dated February 18TH, as y
was making his way on stealnc
down the west coast Of Central Amer
lea from Corinto, Nicaragua. to "a 81,
Jose, Costa RIGA. The minister, IN a. Z,
, note, refers to the attempt MADE y
! the Nicaraguan officials in Corinto I
search the steamer upon when n
: embarked for arms supposed TO PC ~
, tended for the Costa Ricana, The az
tempt failed, hut Minister Merry wa
not involved In any. way, nor was an
. effort made to Interfere with MS lnoVe
y ments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
LIPsCOMB MISSING.
Man Disappeared From Boarding
House Some DAYS AGO.

Detective Wiltshire Is looking for
man named w. i. Lipscomb, who has
been missing from his boarding house
on Twenty-flfth street for several
Point to take place at the American
Can Company's plant here. Before
that time lie had acted as newspaper
correspondent in the York River town.
After staying at his boarding house
several days he disappeared Tuesday.
Mrs. Stain, the landlady, noticed
that her guest was drinking, and sug
gested that he abstain. He then went
out and has not been seen since. SO
far as the 'kolice know here he may
have gon',' back home, but his trunk
and grip are still at the boarding
house on Church Hill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12

tar Roland, rcIating TO the purchase
And sale of a copy or Burk's History
of virginia, had been lost. but neilner
thc members OF the hoard nor MT
Kennedy would discuss the matter even
remotely when .ccn inst night.
Ii seems quito probable. however
tha. tho papers were in the possess
sion OF Mi. Kennedy, and arc now pc
fore The board with other ofhcia1
documents used at the former inquiry.
Interest is thoroughly revived IN
the library situation. and 1T Is almost
certain that the orcn sessions OF the
board In tho Senate chamber VIII DC
argely attended,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
First Special Monthly Term to
Be Held in Richmond.

The United States circult, Court e., q I
Appeals VIII meet here to-day This
Will be the first special monthly term
under the following order:
1T Is ordered, that hereafter spe,
cia sessions Of this court be held
at Richmond, Va, on the second
Tuesday OF every month OF the
year except In those months IN
which regular terms OF the court
are now designated by rule to be
held, During said sessions such orr
dcrs, judgments or DEGREES as may
be necessary concerning pending
cases may be considered and dis
posed Of, opinions In cases thereto
fore argued may he fled and de-
crees and judgments relating there,
to entered, mandates issued, and
any such further action taken as is
authorized by the statute In such
case made and provided.
IF at any such special session no
Judge shall be In attendance, tn,
clerk shall adjourn the court until
the next day, or to such time rs
the senior circuit Judge shall a.
root. and in case no direction 20
made, to the next session or term
(signed) : "NATEAN. GOTF', .
"Scnior Circuit Judge"
'I'cbruary 10, 1907"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
SURPRISE MARRIAGE.
Young Lady Did Not Let Family
Know,

Miss Lotto Gasser. daughter Of Mr..
o. M. Gasser Of No. 81 North Fifth
street, and Mr.. William ., Gentry
were married yesterday IN this, THIS g city y
The marriage came as q SURPRISE 70
Gasser to be at her place Of business
on Broad Street, until notified by her
employer that she had not put IN an
Miss Gasser left home Sunday to
spent the night With her aunt IN dis
tant part of the city, giving no intima,
ton Of her purpose. Her father sthte &c,
other for some time. There seemed
to be no opposition to the match,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
SONS OF SUNNY ITALY MUST
GO BACK TO SERVE IN ARMY
Came to America Before They Were Of Age, and Family Now
Have to Send Them Across Water Again.

-Four sons of sunny Italy, who were
brought to this country before they
became of age will leave Richmond
tomorrow night for New York, whence
they will sail for Italy, where the
law Of their native land requires them
to serve term in the army. The
length of service. however. Is shorter
than that required in the German EN-
perors realm. being only from SIX
10 twelve months. Upon the expiration
of their service they Will be released
and will be at liberty to sail again for
the United States.
THE italian boys will return to Pecca,
from which province all Of them came
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
IN MEMORIAM.

In sad but loving memory OF our dar1-
ing. BESSIE MARY HOWARD. Five
years ago to-day she died.
God gathers His jewcls-'tis all for
the best;
Christ lovoth the lambs-fold close
to His breast.
In green pastures He'll lead them
with tender care.
Thy sweet darling Bessie awaitcth
thee there.
Sleep on. dear loved one, blest Is thy
repose;
Above thee are blooming the hearts,
ease and rose,
The birds hover over thee on beauti-
full wings.
And sweet. soft and sweet. arc tho
songs which they sing.
Until VIC meet In the Great Beyond,
farewell
BESSIE, our darling, farewell:
March IL, 1907. MO'THlIR,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
ABRAHAM RUEF
GETS REvERSES
Supreme Court Denied Applica-
ton OF Indicted Man for Writ
Of Prohibition.
scHMlTz ON TRIAL TO-DAY
---------------
Demands and Is Granted Separate
Hearing-Says He Is Ready
for His Case.
scHMlTz ON TRIAL TODAY

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE
State Supreme Court to- day denied the
application OF Abraham Ruef. Indicted
for cxtortlon, for Il writ Of prohibition
to prevent Judge Dunne from proceed
Ing with the trial OF Ruef pending
the disposition or the " writ OF error
granted by Judge Lebbard. Ruef re-
ceived further reverse when Judge
DE Haven refused to grant him wfit
Of habeas corpus, and also an appeal
Appeals ~
ceedings we're opened to-day. The cor,
ridors and courtroom were jammed
with people and dc only Gyh,s those {a ra afaea
Mayor Schmitz was admitted through
a side entrance when he reached the
temple, and Ruef was g. forced rec tnroug =
form of 1slzor Biggy IN whose GUS
tody he still remains.
Ruef held II brief conference WIN w,
Henry Ach, one of his attorneys, )ust
before entering the COURTROOM,
When the doors were forced open
| a fierce scrimmagc resulted from ti ~
get through. For five minutes bailifts
! and deputies battled with the, mob.
perhaps fifty Of whom succeeded IN
Judge Dunno ordered the doors lock
cd but until the adjournment Of the
| session many stood in the corrinor
! hoping vainly for chance 70 see NV
| the courtroom.
To Have Desperate Trials.
Ruer appeared with AL 81 81 or ms a..
and took a seat near the counsel table
BY him sat Mayor schmitz, who. wa q;
accompanied by his sps,cinnl, !, dep4ty' I
torney Francis j. Heney appeared 10
the people. Ar,
msnay h who order moY made eh bv Judge Heb
bard in the superior Court. by whic
Ruef's original $4,000 ball was re
leased Attorney, Aeh, chief 81 !. GO, eounse
I'm my opinion, said Judge Dunn m,
tJudge Hebhard's). of the Snperio
and deceit and were in their entiret
Then Attorneys Heney and Aeh or
, gagged in fl debate on, the law appel
tanning to the formers potion to 81
$ aside Judge Hebbard's act.
! Judge Dunno brought the argume
I to a close by remarking that 70 hare
ship w9qa pc the u py con
: was heard from, and adjourned tn
> proceedings until Tomorrow mornlnl
The court rsmnnded Rnfr e fha ahe TIM f'
!. The case of Mayor Schmitz, indicte
. with Ruef for extortion on five count
- was called at once
ant was ready, but demanded Q SCI
arate trial. Mayor schmitz announe'
his readiness to go to trial to- moro,
morning, and Judse pnh n;e,oc cf' =
ea The ,of case 1a,m against cRiei Of Poll
y Dinan. accused Of psrlnrt, and T. T.
: case against Ruef ana 2inh;', hsG Nv :,
Of conspiracy. were continued TO Mar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
DEATHS.

Mt tho Memorial Hos
pital at 2:15 r, NJ. March II, 1907,
Mrs r G.. RIDN0R.
Burial in King William county. Va
TILLER,--Dled. Mt the residence Of his
= daughter Mrs, ]. r, Mann, In WASH
1 Ia 1907 1907 4. FELIX TILLER, in the
seventy-nfth year Of his age. lie
leaves wife, two sons and two
snryices at tho grave. shockoe Gems
ctnry. on arrival of tho 2:l2 train
Main Street Statlon) THIS NIucs-
1nv) AFTERNOON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
and probabl win take place to-mor-
row. - '.'ts4
Daily Court Record
I Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Supreme OOUIl OF fAPPedIS' "
Proceedings IN the Supreme Court of APP
penls yesterday were as follows:
Walen vs.. Walen. Further argued by
C. w, rThrockniorton and a. l.. Holiday for
the appc!ees, and II. II. Pollard for the ap-
pellant, ana submitted. ls@tE!8 Rf{@
Mitchell VS., city Of Richmond. Argued BY
Isaac Digs for plaintiff in error, and sub
mitted
Briggs VS. Barnett. Argued by w, L.
Williams for the appellants and Harry X.
Wolcott for the appellees. and continued UNI
til morrow.
Foreman, by etc. vs.. Norfolk, Portsmouth
and Newport Ncws Company; Pittards adj
mlnistrator VS. Southern Railway Company;
Brammer's administrator VS.. Norfolk and
Western Railway Company. and Lyncheurg
Hosiery Mills Company vs. Chesterfield Man
ufacturing Company--the next cases to be
called for argument, being Nos 81 30, e.
and SO on tho argument docket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
Mrs. Mary Annie Baxter.
fsnncial to .rne Times- pispatch.l

Especial to the TImes- DIspatch.I
PETEnsBURG, VA. March il.Nrs.
Mary Annie Baxter Newman, wife Of
Mr.. John r. Newman. died this. nornits;
at the residence of her sister. Mrs. Wal
ter Drewry, on washington Street. after
n long illness Mrs. Newman was thirty
seven years old. and is survived by her
father and stepmother Mr.. and mrs.
Alex. w. Baxter, and by several broth
ers and sisters. all living in this city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12

to America. They are supposed to be
at home by, March 2Sth, and be ready,
to enlist on April list NV
a brother of one of the immigrants
forced to return to his native country.
said last night: II have been over
here five years and have become a
snaturalized citizen. But my brother is
not vet twenty zone years. and was
born in Italy l hate to see him go
back but lot of pressure has been
brought toEfbear upon him" g4h3s
Mr.. Arthur Parati. of Norfolk.Gi is the
Italian consul. and Mr. Chasie Trafierl
of this citytncts for him here as vice.
consul. fglp t4siq a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
Mr.. Victor Here.

Mr.. Leon Victor, an old advance man
who was here fifteen years ago, ahead
of the 1.-TWO Orphans" is III town
again meeting his old friends many
of whom have passed away or gone
away since he was last here. He saw
some of them. however, and told them
all about his new show, THE Queen
OF the Convicts' and eney We're glad
to see him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
OBITUARY..
A Felix Tiller..

Mr., A. Felix Tlller uled at the resi-
dence OF his daughter Mrs. j. T.. Mann,
in Washington, on Sunday night G ut IN
tho seyenty-tifth year Of his age "a
os st. printers in Richmond. For
a number OF years he was foreman
OF the Christian Adyocate, PVT du line
wns employed In the establishment OF
j. w. Fergusson e. Sons.
Mr.. Tiller leaves. besides WIDOW
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
Nursing Mothers and
0yer-burlenel Women

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Delicate, nervous Weak women, who
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In the abdomen, or from p9intpl or irreg-
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tressed sensation In stomach, dizzy or
faint spells, see imaginary specEis or spots
floating before eyes, have disagreea Bile
pelvic catarrhal drain, prolapsuG, ante
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many or only few of the above symp
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This wor!d-famed specific for woman
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tive, medicinal roots without drop (
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t!on of his formula knowing that 1t wi
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tice for the cure Of woman's peculi
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You can't afford to accept as a sub
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12

An exceedingly pleasant family cele-
bration marked the &rthday anniver-
sary of General William Euff1n Con-
kept yesterday evening at his home, No.
coo West Grace Street.
Flowers. books and different birth
day gifts suggested by the charming
remembrance of relatives and friends.
and numerous wishes for happy re-
turns" received rendered the evening
a pleasure to the general and all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
MORE WARRANTS.
9ames T. Haviland Has Been
Arrested FiftY-FiYe Times.

SCRANTON, PA, March Thames T.
Havnand, the New York stock specialist,
who was arrested here Sunday on two
charges OF embezzlement, was served
with fifty-three mare warrants to-day,
alleging the same bffense His bail was
first fixed at $1,000. This morning 1t
was increased to $4,000, and at tile end
of the day, when he had been arrested
for the ifty-ffth time, the bail demanded
Of him had Amounted TO $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
MARRIAGES.

MESS I'm GER NrARsToN Married, in
hhRisRT A. MEssTNGER2 :, e. e., I;
MARsToN formerly of Charles CITY
county. but late of Richmond, Va,
ROY. r. r.. Busby. officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
Nav Fight Duel.

PANAMA, March II: There has aris-
en- between William u. Sands, secretary
of the American LEGATION here -, an,d 9 mi M
pearl trade a personal diTcultv, which
is threatening to lead to duel me
trouble arose from some eSpresslolls
used by NJ Rosenthal which Mr.. Sands
considered derogatory to Secretary
Root
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
II. A. Tarrall.

Especial to The Times-D lspatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. March I'LL A.
Tnrrail, widely known citizen of Nor
folk, and keeper of the city Almshouse.
died this morning at 5:ia. o'clock at his
home. No. 19T Brewer Street. after II
lingering illness. in the seventy first
yenr OF his age. He leaves his wife
and nine children-~siS sons and three
daughters. Mr.. Tarrall was In bust
ness In Norfolk for many years before
being elected ms Il city ot'cial and was
held In the very highest esteem by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
Archie Roosevelt Improving.

WASHINGTON, March 1l,-Archie
Roosevelt, the Presidents son, who Is
III with diphtheria. continues to Inn
prove. There was no setback, and he
rested easily to-day md this evening.
His condition tonight was gratifying
to the family and the attending pay
sicians aa laI &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12

two daughtcrs---Mrs. Andrew w. Tyrce,
of Richmond, and Mrs. John T.. Mann,
OF Washington; ana two sons-George
w. Tiller. Of Richmond, and A. II. TIL
Ter, OF Washington.
Services Will DO held at the grave
Shockoe Cemetery, following the arri-
val OF the 2,12 train at Main Street
Station thg afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
Deep Run Hunt Club,

A called meeting OF the Deep RlIn
Hunt Club win be hold at fhe Westee
moreland Club Thursday night ~
sary 10 change a few OF the by.
laws of the club, and the meeting ~
called for this PURPOSE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12

no CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,
.rAwm LAXATIVE BROMO Quinlne Tablets.
i,rnsr,sts refund money II It falls TO cure.
i, "" GROVES signature Is On each no1 So-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
REUNION FUND
SLOWLY GROWS

As the great Confederate Reunion
will begin In this city May 3oth, the
committees now engaged In soliciting
funds for the proper entertainment OF
the thousands OF old soldiers coming
here have only slxty.nlne more work.
ina days In which to procure the
money they need.
This limited prospect somewhat ap.
pals them, for the committees are stu
nearly $1,000 short In the amount they
need and as the weeks 90 on the
work Of canvasslng becomes more diff
flcuIt. Yesterday, however, the flnan'
clal cloud had decidedly silver l!nlna,
for tho total receipts aggregated 5000
and sweIled the amount In hand to
Sts,22625. The contributions were as
foIloWs;
Guy q Guy...,,. " w
l-lIburn T, Myers. ..,,,,,,.,., 70 w
James Lewis Anderson...,... 10 90
| G, M. Bradbury. .,..,...,..'. w
\ Robb s 90
| u DAVIDSON .,,.,..,.. 90
| Tcnahu ,,,,,.,,, I 90
| uc,shu 90
- n MYERS. ,,.,,., 26 on
| 40 ,snu s %
| q q Drewrv g. Co..,,..,. s %
i Iordan Leake. 8 %
ncash, 4 OF
e. John coalter. 8 OF
Smith. Moncure g. Gordon, 25 OF
samue, A. Anderson....., 2 9
Meredlth &. Cooke. 25 OF
pouers T. caperton so OF
S 2Oe Of
Previously acknowledged, 1908 2
i No. ---------------
Total to .,,.,sts,22s 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
THE WEATHER

Forecast: Observation-Disclosures
cloudiness and warmer Tuesday; rain
at night or Wednesday morning; light
to fresh cast to southeast winds.
North Carolina-Fair, warmer Tues
day Wednesday ran, colder in the in
terror fresh east to southwest winds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
What He Has Done.

Dir. Edwards was born in 1854 IN rau-
dorIc FBiand. of Revolutionary fame. ~, He
was .,,.ftI,,ated from Randolph -Alhconf Cot
lcge Va. in 1876 with the decree 2I
master OF arts. He was. asslstail ~
Latin In his Alma Mater -c before .,1 g ,nuhht
alton During the year ls76-'77 he tapg int
toric country houses on the James River.
brandon. ,rhe year 1S77-'7s was spent
mainly at the University OF Lcipzig. ~! IN
his return to this country rr4isSso y, ~.
Bethel Military Academy. IN tau u YET
county. and remained IN tnat pQs , ,or
two Years. He then went 70 the oih3
ham School. now at Asheville. NJ Il;
where he taught from 1850 81; N 1881 10.
Governor William smith. of Virsinia. IN
1882 he became principal of the Eet ne,
Academy, and in two years doubled til,,
attanaance Prosperity led the owner Of
the school to repudiate his contract; ai!d
in 1884 Professor Edwards took ch'lrT $,
1855 he was elected to the chair Q, OF Eng Eng
|.lish and modern languages in the Uni
Varsity of Arkansas. and remained there
fye Years: lin 1890 he was made pro-
| fessor Of English and modern languaEe,s
| in the Michigan Agricultural Ioliag;s; ~ y,
Arkansas the degree Of II. i p: i n M Es
| 1892. we're spent In Paris at the sa az
| honnc on March %. 1906. DIR. rdWards
was offernd and accepted the prosidcnc'
~ the Rhode Island College OF Agrlcul
tnre and Mechani Arts at klngst2 n7 ~, ~ "a
has a large number Of published nddresse,
AMI essnys. which have never Deen col
| lectel In book form. X #H