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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-06-11

nobleman think. Nor was the imperti.
nent nobleman half so contrite as he
might have been, for before they left
their seat he had bent his head and
kissed her hand again on a certain
dimple which had tainted him for sew.
eral days.
His heart was singing now, and the
words he set to music were the words
Of advice by his eminent counsel, Mi.
chael Corrigan:
II ever you hope to find your Joy,
you've got to brazen it out, my boy,
For
And here the hearts song ended
abruptly, for Mr.. Renwyck was calling
them from the steps of the veranda.
"Croyland," he said laughingly as
they came into the light, IF you and
Harriet have finished your Irritation
I'd like you to come into the library
Tor quiet smoke. There, Harriet" he
ch1ded, you have had this young gen
tleman to yourself all day. You don't
begrudge him to your hardworking
rather for an hour, do you? Kiss me
and run along to your nest"
The Texan longed with all his soul to
say the same, but was forced to part
more formally, at the same time bid
ding good night to the rest Of the little
house party, after which he braced
nlmself for an ordeal and followed
Mr.. Renwyck into the library, wonder
Ing what was coming.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
ORDER OF HIBE e


To Send Delegates to Ireland to Bring
About Closer Affiliation.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. July 26.--Al-
though the national convention OF the
Ancient Order OF IIibernians adjourn
ed Saturday, the new board OF directors
continued in session to-day. At q
short session of,this board 1t was de-
cided that the order should provide n
fund for the erection Of monument to
the 10000 Irish immigrants who per-
ished during the famine Of 1871 at
Gross Isle. thirty miles GLOW Quebec.
This matter was left with the board
by the national conventions.
THE Canadlan delegates to the cons
vention Worked hard for the monument.
The directors appointed r. 7. Moran,
OF Washington. D. O. p. r. Nc Chrys !,
of New York, and Rev. p !. Kennedy,
of Danbury, Conn.,, af8subcommtttee TO
have charge OF the competitive ex-
.amlnations@f for Hiberian scholarships
to Catholic schools and universities. &
The directors decided to send Arch
bishop Mccall and National President
Cummings sto Ireland to negotiate for
a closer amIiation Of the III bernians In
America with those IN reland SEQ tla NJ
and England, n q sst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAs
Fifty Thousand Will Take Part In
Boston Celebration.

Boston Celebration.
BOSTON, MASS. July os.-Reports
received at the headquarters OF the
ways and means committee here indi-
cate that there will be at least $4,000
members and their friends In Boston
to participate in the festivities attend
ing the twenty fifth convention of the
Supreme Lodge. knights OF Pythias
which opens August 4th.
Monday afternoon, August Sd, the
dedication Of the camp on Franklin
Field will take place
Tuesday morning there will he ad :
dresses of welcome by DR.. .. S. Wood
worth, supreme representative and
chairman of the grand lodge commit
tee, Governor Guild. Mayor Hibbard
and Grand Chancellor George VI PEN
niman. of Bockton. to which 10.
Spouse will be made by Supreme Chan
cellor Barnes. OF Jacksonville.
At 2 P. NJ. August 4th will occur the
parade. IT IL expected that not less
than 10000 uniformed men will be In
line, under the command OF Major
General Stobbart.
Wednesday. August 9Th, at 10 A. NJ.
the parade OF the subordinate lodi es
under the direction OF Past Chancellor
George e. Wragg. Of Chelsea, VIII
occur.
AT 2 p. NJ, the drlll competition in
camp VIII begin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
PUBLIC LOOKING TO GRIND Jury
FOR ACTION IN MURDER MYSTERY
BIG MANUFACTURER.
WILL LOCATE HERE
Nashville Man Advises Manage
ment Of State Fair That He
Is Coming to Richmond.

For the purpose OF having a large
display of agricultural implements and
machinery at the Virginia State Fair.
letters are being sent by General Man
ager Mark r. Lloyd to the leading
manufacturers Of this country. All ex-
hibitors of former years have been re-
quested to come again. and many
others are being invited. The ma
chinery display is one of the most in
teresting features of the fair.
Noyc! Attrnctiqns This Year.
been greatly improved BY the resident
carekeeper and superintendent Mr..
George NJ. Walton. 1t was sown with
seed in the spring. and there is now
q good setting OF grass. although the
dry weather Of this month damaged
helped the grass materially.
Two circular flowerbeds have been
laid out in the infield. and planted
Sast G9fn o aRd sng Yh ba
colorings OF which make them very
affective for the adornment OF grounds.
The cannas planted are 8of the larger
Towering kind.
Some fine attractions have been Of
fered to the acknowledgement and
the best of these will be selected. 1t
is the intention to have many novel
features this year and to engage at
fractions that have never been seen
before in the South.
Mr.. Fred Lewis. OF lakewood Park, Is
chief Of concessions. and has listed
many applications.
To Move PlnntstO Rich mOnd.
Three requests for premium lists
were received on Saturday from Cam
ada. and as evidence that the persons
making the requests intend to Visit
the fair, each desired to know what
had been made with the
and boat lines in regard to
excursion rates.
A manufacturer of Nashville. Tenn.
wrote that he would visit the fair, and
spend some time in Richmond. as he
contemplates locating here, and has,
had some correspondence with
local real estate dealers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
GOES TO MARYLAND
virginia Man to Be Military Director Of
Charlotte Hall Academy.

Charlotte Hall Academy.
Major qearge NJ. Thomas. president
OF Charlotte Hall Military Academy.
Maryland, has announced that Captain
Stewart w. Anderson, OF Portsmouth.
Va. has accepted the appointment as
military director Of the academy. This
appointment. which was made last
spring Immediately after the resigna-
ton Of Captain Glenworth Stursis, who
was called West, has the approval OF
Governor Crothers, Of Maryland. as
we'll as General e. w. Nichols. super
intendent of the Virginia Military In
stitute, the West Point of the South.
Captain Anderson is a graduate OF the
Virginia Military Institute He was
an athlete of considerable note few
years ago, and Of course. will take
charge of the athletic department as
we'll as the military. Charlotte Hail
Academy is similar to the Maryland
Agricultural College. At their last
meeting the trustees. realizing that
the Legislature has dealt with them
Wisely and generously. decided on
many improvements Major Thomas,
himself military man from the Vir-
ginia institute. declares that when the
great automobile road. which will run
from Washington to the end OF South
crn Maryland. is completed. Charlotte
Hall will be able to boast one Of the
largest and most complete militaN
academies In the South.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
MEMORIAL DOING
MUCH GOOD WORK
Fifth Anniversary Of Big Hos
pital Occurs To-Day-Many
Patients Treated Free.

Twenty-four patients were transfer
red from the Old Dominion Hospital
on July 81, 1908, there being eight pa
tients in the private halls. sixteen in
the pay wards and eight in the charity
ward.
From this small beginning the work
has increased by leaps and bounds
During the second year OF its existence
2i.S60 days of treatment were given to
patients. or this number 5000 days
as follows: White. 3.a34; coiored. 1870.
.rho largest NUMBER or free patients on
any one day was twenty-four. while
was ninety-.two Two hundred and Avs
free patients were admitted and treat
ed during this year.
sseN Steady Increase.
During the third fiscal year there
We're 3o,34l days OF treatment. an In
crease over the second year OF nearly
5000 days. ~
OF this number 1914 days OF treat
patients receiving 1866 days. and the
colored 1858. Three hundred and
eight patients were admitted as free
year Of ll3. The largest number OF
patients in the hospital on any one
day was el13; the largest number OF
free patients, thIrty-seven. Both of
preceding year.
During the fourth fiscal year there
were 3S.S54 days OF treatment, which
is an increase over the preceding year
OF more than $500 days, and an In
crease over the second fiscal year OF
$4,000 days. OF this number (3S.S5D.
1919 days treatment We're given to
charity cases-i.0S4 to white patients
and 6.Os4 to coIored. Three hundred
and seventy eight pa tents We're admit
ted to free beds, an increase OF seventy
over the preceding year. and of l73
over the second fiscal year. The larg-
est number of free cases on any one
day was forty-one. while the largest
total number Of patients was 1877.
During the fifth fiscal year the num-
Der of days treatment is about the
same as in the preceding year. but the
number OF charity patients has greatly
increased. There have been admitted
$50 absolutely free PATIENTS an increase
of sixty-siX over the number of the
preceding year. The largest number
OF free cases on any one day was forty
four. and the largest total number OF
patients any one day was 1876. These
figures, which have been accurately
compiled, can give but n small idea of
the general character OF the work be-
ing accomplished at the Memorial. The
hospital is dependent. MS far az charity
patients are concerned solely on the
lbenefcence OF the community. IT re-,
ceives no money from the State, or from
any public source whatever. though the
amount of charity work done among
patients who are practically paupers.
is of enormous value to the State OF
Virginia. eG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
COCAINE JOINT RAlDED

Sergeant I<erse and officer Belton Make
Important Arrests ON Creek street.
After having had the place under
close observation for some time. Ser
geant kerse and Bicycle Officer Bel
ton early on Sunday morning raidod n
house on Creek street. near Brook
Avenue, arresting Lima Taylor and Josh
johnson and getting a package OF CO.
.caine. The drug was bought by an
outsider and the man confessed hav-
Ing made the sale, saying It had been
going OH for wears. He stated that
he got 1t from the woman. and then
sold 1t to the third party. but this will
not eXorerate him.
After making the arrests. the ON
Gers had to elbow thelrtway through n
big crowd, which in that dark and un-
frequented spot is often In a danger
Gus mood. The woman gave the pc
lice slime trouble
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
DIVORCES CHINESE SPOUSE. 4
french Beauty, Welded TO, Oriental,

rrcHCu zncAutSS ~ W euueu TO- OricutHss
Finds Life BILE.
PARIS. July 26.-The romantic mar.
a Chinese diplomat. the son of q for
mer Chinese minister to France, has
son was first secretary OF the Chinese
legation here. and his marrlage WITH ar
the events OF the social season. Com
We're showered upon the
young couple, but@the romance has cul-
minated in the divorce courts.
The q former ministers wife Is an
American. belonging to g we'll known y, !
New England family but this fact, IT
seems did not save her French daugh-,
ster-in-law from much suffering and
5hnmil iationa when she went with her
husband to live In China.
Theirs the french wife found herself
in an intolerable position. She was
not only the slave Of her husband, hut
Of tile Chinese memb ers OF his family:
She was condemned for the freedom of
her Western manners, and was even
st1rashed whenever her husbands rela-
itiyes fancied a. beating would be benz
ehcial. This happened quite frequently.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27

Nothing new seems to have developed
IN relation to the murder mystery al
the City Home. and 1t is probable, that
there VIII be no more disclosures for a
Few days. perhaps not until after the
grand jury has completed its inquiry.
courts investigation will be far more
thorough and searching than that con-
Quoted by the Committee on Relief of
the Poor. A number OF other wit
nesses Will be called, and as directed
In the charge OF Judge Witt. most of
the probing will be in connection with
the management Of the home.
Covered Same Ground.
The Council committee devoted most
Of it's work to an attempt to discover
the murderer or murderers Of little
Baby" Vaughan. arriving no nearer
the solution of the mystery than the
.coroner's jury. That the latter body
deemed the affairs at the City Home
to be subject for consideration, al
most as important as the fixing Of the
direct blame for the murder of the
child. is attested by the fact that 1t
took occasion in the verdict to- con-
denim the authorities for negligence In
managing the case.
To a great extent. the committee dis
regarded this action OF the corone,'s
jury. and proceeded oyer the same
many Of the ieurss rse p 9eG
Thursday night, absolutely useless AMI
uncalled for, Several members CT
Council We're outspoken yesterday IN
their criticism OF the committee, de-
claring that, in the light ofelrecent
events, the committee Is ms much to
Flame now as was the management.
The. coroner's Jury. with much the same
evidence that the committee had CON
demned the officials OF the institution
for negligence, the committee placed
the responsibiltty on the rules gov-
Thus the blame was settled The rules
Will be altered to fit another such
emergency should 1t ever arise; but
no other&changes will be made by the
Much more Is expected, how ever,
from the grand jury; One member Of
that body has already stated that tho
case WILDE probed to the bottom, no
matter how long might be the process.
!. Z he affair has attracted wide atten-
the grand Jury with an interest as
great as 1t was In the beginning. The
death Of 7ittle "A1uggins'' will not
soon be forgotten by the public.
In formation Secured.
Detective sergeants Wren and Bailey
have returned from. Norfolk, where
they went to get information regard
ing the chlld's 5antecedents. They se-
cured the desired Information: learned
the 9names OF the child's parents, and
them should they ever, be needed, The
father Is a well known Norfolk man;
he1mother Is from Chicago. where. 1t
is said. she isFSwell connected.
suspicion. However, does not point
to- them as the guilty 5pers ons. being.
Is not Improbable however, 7 hat3an arrest
will be made q L Drescr1t. ~ Et
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
ny cAI"IAlN G. IS. WALLACE

. III VATININ G, ", WALI,AC Tt. 07
CAMP WILLIAM RI. TAFT. CIiIcI<A-
MAuGA, Ga, July 2s.--Thn virglnin
itroops-.thc SEVENTEEN and the seven
ty-second Regiments arrived snfcly In
camp on Friday and al once pitched
tents and established themseiyes 'rhs
,ccnlnmlaaerS department. worked smooth
ly. no that tho boys did not miss even
one meal The sanitary arrangements
are OF the firet order, the Kitchens be-
ing protected by wire scrcenB, and
me garbage tins covered up. NO that
there are very fewsnics IN camp. Water
is, brought from Fort Oglcth0rpc for
drinking purposes.
The. Virglnlanh are receiving high
commitments. thc. Aeyentletl8 especially,
slitta Reorganization that has boon Sser,
here yet. This morning after they mr.
rived in camp they were put 10 " VI.
were teEt ~ nsld work. driIl!nA or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
FINE WORK or VIRGLNIANS
SURPRISES OLD OFFICERS
Seventeen Regiment Pronounced Best Drilled Militia
Organization at Chicramauga,. Richmond Boys
Having Good Time.

three and q half hours In sep ar I 9 G
companies and battalions IN "a tvan ace
and Year guard formal lions and ais
In extended order rs VEL .s \, 4. ,s 4
The advance and rea s uard Gdrill5l y
what they were not expected " Know
body by taking the formations easily,
evidently having been drilled In hem Fla
. IN tho attornoon they came N 4 f9r :,
making practice 'marehes With, flank j
Ing parties, no that. togetl lerB WI q, me =
regular camp duties, officers ,nnd, nl = Y
was no duty, and everybody rested
Major Cary and tic nlnflnohd battal-
Ion. Companies a, ri Il y, u no q fes (, g Z
inE finely Company s,ln ele
and nlofted Corpora n Shep herd, who
glrr 4. sa votes M SIgsty Sergeant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
. CAME AHEAD OF TIME
Disguised FARMER Arrived Two Weeks
Before Meeting Hogan.

| DCbOEC .if
Half n dozen " more sn1artly dreah-
ed young men. eager for an opportunity
to. display superior intell!gence. were
leisurely ,paradinE Broad Street on
Saturday afternoon. when they discoy.
corner near Murphy's Hotel. with his
eyes resolutely fixed in the direction Of
tho heavens. as II he were calculating
the probable Yield Of t. ae J! !
the city for the purpose Of looking II,
on the Farmers institute, and. to his
disappointment and chagrin. was In
formed that the meeting would not
"Philosophizing, | reckon" said one
pose we see What lie has to say" His
companions readily took to this s,g-
thoughtful cynfc, the spokesman, be-
tween the puffs from q Turkish Gig
arctic, said:
Good Good eve sssn 5,s sir; I trust YOU are
faced the inquisitive collection. saying
In complacent manner: 'Tolerble,
sir oer5e Been Been snn,a mor.n cb
III I am not too inanisitive:" con.
You were looking at awhile ago?''
tho Sptti" silence, inr uth va. a AftsT
ted newspapers here made thunderin'
big bunder bout the day er the
farmers big to-Co. Jes' like 'em, jes'
like en- My father befo' me was no
believer in 'em. I mought er known
twas wrong.
Reaching deep down into his brooches
pocket, the old fellow drew out we'll
used dirt pipe and loaded it. with TO-
bacco.. But when he felt again In that
depository for match. and
found that he had none he asked his
newly made acquaintance II he could
accommodate him.
The youngster cooked his foot into
the air, raked match across his
trousers and extended the flame to-
wards tho cynic's pipe.
Strange dninis." he casually OBJ
served while restoring the pipe to the
deep pocket
walked or, but after few steps, az
Il in. beneflcent courtesy, turned around
Guess I'll be shevtn' erlong: live
nigh pom twelve mile out here"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
PASSED BOGUS CHECKS

S. G. Ally, Young Merchant, Arrested
Last Night on Serious Charge.
S. C.8Ally. a young white man, CIV
ing his occupation as merchant. was
arrested last night on n charge of
passing two bogus checks, one on O..
FL Berry 6: Co. and the other on c. T..
Dickinson. One check was for S25;
the other for IS. 1t Is said that there
are others still outstanding.
Ally admitted that he had bcon drink
Ing heavily OF late, but said that the
matter could be satisfactorily ex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
Members Of Council Criticize
Committee. Officers Sc
cure InfornlationsAbout
Parents of Dead
Child.
PREACHER DEFENDS
OFFICERS OF HOME

Comparing the cities of modern
days with respect to many co,n-
monplace vices to the ancient city
of Jerusalem at the time when the
prophet Ezekiel exclaimed. 40, that
there We're man TO I'LL the gap"
the Rev. DIR. George w. Mcdaniel,
pastor of the First baptist Church,
preached last night to large con-
EreEntiOn, and In tho course OF his
sermon spoke HtronEly In vindica-
ton Of tho Cit y IIn.aa -nufhoritls. n.
TO charges of negligence brought
recent murder OF .Bnby" Vaughan.
DR.. Mcdaniel WIS rcnolutc In his
belief that the City Home authors
ties were In no,vise chargeabIe with
responsibilfty, By neglect or other
wise, for the outrage, and spoke
freely in their behalf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
Realty Company Chartere d .

A charter was granted by the Cor
poration Commission during the pas
week to the Richmond Long Island
Realty Company, which was organized
through the local office OF the W. G.,
Lynch Realty Company, operators In
New York suburban properties.
The officers Of the new company
are. 7. M. lnndley, president; G. NJ.
Reid, secretary and treasurer; G. A.
Hansen, counsel; John c. Farland and
n, NJ. stratton. directors. They will
nave their offices In the Mutual Build
Ing, with the w. q. LYNCH Realty
company, whose principal office is in
the Times Building. New York. I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
ROMANCE OF MI,s. FIELD. 4
London Dl.cu..,pgs = Probable Engage

London DlscusxiRE n Probable IcURnEc-
ment With Lord lt0 hort lnnes-tker.
5its .ONDON 5,T,lly 26,--Friends of Mrs.
Marshall Field and Lord Robert Innes-
are speculating on the possibility
.of a match being made between the l
younger brother8of the Duke of sRox-
iburghe. While It would be premature
to assert tina there lis any question
Ashe,n as he lsRi familiary called, sun-
idoubtedly Is most attentive ito the
widow. and $latterly has been
her with his adv vice b I'M 4 le
pHItshase sMG
ord Ia ebert Is Ia Very Mel known
young man bout tow, and shares
witllSDtwo an three q hers II 2 dtstin,G-l
proto tyne Ss,f tho hero OF p NOR GlyntS
novsl IT hgaa yeslS Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
MURDER MYSTERY.
Corpse Of Man Taken. from River WITT,
$500. SfAIu. IfS Neck. --.ll
nY G. 4. nOYCE.. r

COrp.e of Man Taken from River With
Stone. Tied About Its Neck.
NEW YORK, j uly 2 6.-The corpse. Of
about the neck. was taken from the
East River to- day, and the police say
that they have n murder mystery con-
in a piece Of cloth, and a rope and a
strap holding itawore passed under the
arm pits and about the neck. The po-
lice say that the final kn \ ], was made
dead mans face was mutilated beyond
but the general appear
ancel Of the corpse leads the !, police to
Tho poiice believe that the man may
have been a victim OF BLACK Handa
assassina ton. s if
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
Richard Tnnstall. Colored. I. Identified
Z. ms aNInn WHO BrOke Into uurher Shnn


Richard Tunstall, Colored. was mr.
rested yesterday morning by Oficer
Andrews on warrant charging Mn,
with having broken into barber shnn-
on Eighteenth Street and stolen
3therefrom gold watch valued AT 500
and 20 cents In cash. The robberv
occurred in the early hours Of tho
morning. Tunstall was, seen by two
men running from the place. and iden.
tilted by them in the station as the
person who had committed the rob- .
berry.
II Ten negroes were caught in an all
legged crap joint near the Southern
STABLES, on Cary Street. early on sun
day morning, and all We're locked IN.
The raid was made by Sergeants
So|el! and Shoemaker. and Policemen
tErnmp. Howell, Dugan and Duke.
.SI. Luffsey, white. was arrest ed
an a charge of being disorderly on !
Main Street car He protested his In.
nocence, saying that he was the wrong
man Two women standing near wher
the car was stopped. declared they saw
4 man Jump of and run up Seven.
8ksenlh Street. III =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
AFTER ABSENCE orr III YEARS,
83 MAN RETURNS AND KILLS WIFE

TOLEDO, July Returning to-
his wife's home after en- absence OF
sixteen years. Louis Armour, aged
HftS, murdered the woman to-day, Aired
Commit suicide, The revolver falling
him, Armour disappeared Ind lis now
bning sought by a posse of police and
HIS wife to take him back, is attribute
Cd .fas tho causeA forssthe Shooting. .l9g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
TO GET IN TRIM
Blues. Soon TO Go North, Will RiRuInc
Regular Drills Earlier Than Usual.

RcKHIdr 11rlIIb EHH1Ief iHnn UsuHH
The three companies OF the Rioh-
mond Light Infantry Blues will re-
sumo regular drills about the middle
of August. and possibly earlier, as, In
View Of the trip to the New England
States in September, the officers and
men are anxious to get back to work
as soon as possible. in order to get In
the best possible trim for the Northern,
journey. Drilling Of recruits has not
been discontinued, and twice week
the new men are put through the
manual OF arms at the armory.
AS the time approaches for the trip
interest is increasing, and the question
OF what Will be done on the invasion
OF the North is now the all-absorbing
ma nd. ~ 80. Ll---.-- ~