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PERSONS IN THE NEWS

PROF. WILLIAM T. BADE Of Berkeley has just
hsd published in Leipzig the results OF some
OF his archaeological and historical iRvestiga-
tions. During the last winter he working
In the museums and libraries of Italy. France
and England. One Of his publications relates
to the book Of Deuteronomy, which he under
takes to show had a different origin from that
which is generally supposed. Doctor Bade is
now said to be engaged on plans for. an expe
dition into central Asia Minor in order to dis
cover the secret of the Hlttites. people that
became extinct nearly 1000 years b. c. and
whose monumental inscriptions no one has yet
been able to decpher.
M ToKIEDA, formerly manager Of the Yoko-
hama specie bank at Honolulu. is at the Fair
mont He is on his way to New York to take
charge of the branch of the same institution
there.
MR.. AND MRS. F. R. WOODBRIDGE Of Salt
Lake and Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Bryan of Red
lands are among the recent arrivals at the
Manx.
]. J. c. LEONARD. proprietor of the Sea Beach
hotel, Santa Cruz and Fred Swanton OF the
same town are guests at the st. Francis.
s. x. HOOPER, general passenger agent Of the
the Denver and Rio Grande railroad is a guest
at the Palace. registered from Denver.
DR.. AND MRS. F. W. SAWYER of Paso Robles
are at the Palace. Doctor sawyer is the di-
rector Of the springs at Paso Robles.
RALPH MoDJEsKI, civil engineer Of Chicago
and son Of the late famous actress. is at the
st. Francis with Mrs. Modjeski-
DAVID KAUFMAN, a mining man Of Anaconda.
Mont, is in town on business and Is making
the St Francis his headquarters.
G. ". FARNswoRTH. real estate operator OF
Colusa, is at the Stewart with Mrs. Farms
worth.
ROY L. DoNLEY. lumberman OF KeDosha. is
among the recent arrivals at the st. Francis.
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W. ;. EAMES, an architect OF ST. Louis. "a
among the recent arrivals at the Palace.
NIB. AND MRS. o. J, ROBINSON OF Indian
apoiis are guests at the Fairmont.
FISHER H. NEswITE. an attorney Of BOSTON.
is registered at the ST. Francis.
A. HENRY ALONG. capitslist OF Hono,u,,, q.
at the Stewart with his family.
L. ZIMMERMAN, broker Of New York. has
apartments at the ST. Francis
E F. EoRTHERNEs Of San Jose and Mrs.
Northernes are at the Turpin.
A. P. ANDERSON. an attorney Of Los Angeles.
Is guest at the st. Francis.
L. T, PECK, cashier of the First national bank
OF Hawaii is at the Palace.
P. STEWART. rancher at Crows Landing. Is
registered at the Argonaut.
E. B. HYDE, a capitalist Of spokane. and Mrs.
Hyde are at the stanford
A. wILLITsoN. an automobile dealer of santa
Cruz. is at the st. James
COLONEL E. F. BAKER, capitalist Of s.er,.
mento. is at the Turpin.
W H. PETERSEN. mining man from Mart
posa, Is at the Dale.
G. W. KEssE. travelling man Of Nsvv WI
is at the Belmont.
JAMES F. MORLEY Of Los AuveIe. Is rer,.t.-.,,
at the St. Francis.
JESSE rousDsroNE. vinssardist of Grimes.
is at the Stewart.
A. S. BEAzELL, fruit grower Of watsonvule.
is at the Dale
G. H. SCOTT travelling man Of Chicago. n at
the ST James,
y H TALBOT merchant Of saeramsnso d. at
the Arg0naut.
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spiritual change of
national life He that the people
exat spirit
propositions prepossessons, and he says:
We stand turning point in political history. Factonalsm
seconaism swallowed
larger national life The by parties long supposed be
In
be governed by the demands the We
solidarity,
this
When
The chief
perance peace
Something of all this undoubtedly appears nsurgent
that puts principle above politics con
hold offices common good
But paransp continues be fact grave
block the way of human progress That argument which
takes the shape of calling yet long way from becoming
extinct
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BurgOmaster Died Poor

Whatever the enemies of the late
Doctor Lueger. yienna's burgomaster
may say of him, his admirers have the
satisfaction of knowing that he has
died comparatively a poor man. His
estate Is valued at about $4,000. Only
a small portion was invested in the
state FUNDS, part was found boarded.
Another portion is badly placed. and
the heirs discovered that in some good
investments he had not taken the
trouble to detach the coupons. MANY
OF these dividends are lost by pre-
scription. His friends point trium-
pnantly to these facts. showing, they
contend, that he thought so much of
the affairs of Vienna that he neglected
his own business.
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DIR. JOrdan's
Advice TO
the Young

mercas you please to call it. while may bring temporary
fame and exaltation the final word of human progress
The great conqero the eminent railroad builders the iotv
captains Of industry the says Doctor Jordan who in the
final analysis have done the for their fellow creatures In Doctor
odans view the quiet student who adds the of human
knowledge delights laboros davs in no hone
Of personal gan that deserves best of mankind.
1t well that something should be said from point of view
only encourage when the hard
OF lie young aspiration entering upon will accent
Doctor ordans theory chiefly of
rather than conclusion of They will be age and stu
dents they built that they will captains Of
industry if the spirit them that line of
Doctor Jordan assuming that the world coming way in
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prosperous indeed, might have been expected
Outlook for high character of the men, their brains
fhe ExpOSitiou energy and standing.
g- Governor Gile appears o have been
spokesman chief Tor the delegation. He
Washington and has hosts of friends among the important people
The national capital Added no man more competent to
present the luminous exposition than
governor OF California Other members of the delegation
several have done useful that should
the good will of San Francisco and the whole state.
While San Francisco will be exposition the
undertaking belongs California large
gains for the commonwealth There question nteruban
rivalry eaousies this Los Angeles common with
al other California cities giving loyal support the project
1t policy based the that neehboring cities
must grow with equal STEP realizing advantage of one the
gam OF ALL What California markets.
effective products special
advantage other communities within
already studded with prosperous and growing cities they
to the demand for local products Time
San Francisco the only important market this side of the
mountains but this IS longer and the conditions arising
from the large prosperous
dertu the whole Home consumption eliminates the
cost Of transportation large degree and business
The exposition must greatly improve and enlarge business
California Now the appears clear Washington that
undertaking and follow
New Orleans Of viii have day hearing before congress-
but the weakness Of the presented that v
II might that such attention may
chiefly affair of congressional courtesy play.
record OF New Orleans, the matter of
ing the the city to the national treas
ur OF the fair held of the slender local
support promised behalf of the present project by New Orleans
that nothing could be done
exposition without very liberal government
Presumably the first demand would be wipe and
begin with a clean slate obligations.
San Francisco does ask for character but
the city does national and official recognition We appear
be in fair way that but people must
not relax their efforts.
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RADE with the Philippines has picked up notably
tariff bars let down and virtual free given
island products In eight months since the tariff
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Open Market
for California
Products

trade has almost doubled That is the exports for the eight
months $12,5O0O0O compared with $6500000
This of considerable importance
because indicates the existence of favorable market which
producers have scarcely begun cultivate official
and by exports the islands made
national bureau statistics helps indicate the direction which
effort should be made. We quote
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effect our imports from the archipelago have
increased from 100000 to S11,500O00 by
comparison OF the corresponding period this
year and last year. The increase of exports
is even more gratifying and shows that the
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sense IN which they were intended or taken.
lie may be acquitted of any injurious intent
IN making personal comparisons to illustrate
his thesis, which, in a general way, was meant
to promote the sense that materialism or COM
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| Removals for
| Cause Under
| the Charter

municipal Office. AS Mr.. Webb says
under
removal and merely such the opinion the making
the removal is satisfactory to him
Under this doctrine there be substantial removal
and this OF the law also accord with good public policy
should the making of haphazard appointments
revoked WILL and makes the of office regular
term dependent only good behavior
be doubted Mr. Webbs review Of the law
this relation has led him valid conclusion likewise
full accord with the public interest The pending is one OF
considerable Importance San Francisco adjudication
settle one or the other many questions in doubt concerning
the Interpretation of the charter
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FFAIRS Washington moving in prosperous fashion
San Francisco The delegation representing united Cali
onia pulling for the PanamaPacc exposition has evidently
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vision concerning removals from office on the
ground of reason and common sense. If he
states the law correctly, his position should
make for an increased sense of responsibility
in the exercise of the power to appoint to
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Hlaue a Strong and 1aVOraDIe IMPRESSION, as,
indeed, might have been expected from the
high character of the men, their brains,
energy and standing.
Governor Gillett appears to have been
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A TTORNEY GENERAL WEBB, in his opinion granting
~ Taylor board of health permission bring proceeding
quo warano to the de facto board puts the charter
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|. AVID STARR JORDAN, addressing IL

] stanford university Ventured into the field Of CO
which might might not be called odous, accord
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11
Social and
P on al

n ISIS LILLIAN HAYNES was host
N ess on yesterday In her home,
10 East Main street, at a beau
tiful afternoon bridge party In COM
pliment' to Miss Alice Marie Mines,
whose wedding to Herbert Clinton
Whitehurst will be on Wednesday next
Japanese chrysanthemuns. In yellow,
with ferns, were used In decorating
the parlors, and the same pretty effect
was used in the refresllment decora-
tions.
The prizes were unique and attrac-
tive, Miss Mines being presented with
"a dainty handmade lingerie pillow
as the honor prize.
Miss Haynes's guests were Miss Ro-
sale Mines, Miss Bessie Garter, OF
wedding; Miss ,Aieen Cowardin, Miss
Mildred Hill, Mrs. william Crawford,
Mrs. Thomas Murrell, Mrs James JET
fries Pollard, Miss Elizabeth Lamb.
Miss Emily Wight waddilI Miss Ade-
line Allen, Miss Louise Clark. Miss Ju-
liet Martin. Mrs. Aubrey Young, Miss
Madge Montgomery. Miss Louise VIII
liams, Miss Emma Clark, Mrs. Ernest
Mead, Miss Elizabeth Kent King, Miss
Eleanor Montgomery. Miss Isabel
Walker, Misses Maude and Florence
Mckenny, Miss Maudc Stark and Mrs.
Sanford Fleming.
Guests mt Horn Quarter.
Miss Clara stillwell. of ST. Louis,
Mo, is spending the winter with tile
Misses Cook, IN Ashland. Va. Miss
Stillwell and the Misses Cook were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. e.
Smith. at Horn Quarter, Hanover
county, Va. Professor Brown, of
Richmond College. was also entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
Miss Clark to BE Guest of Honor.
Miss Louise Clarke. who is to be one
OF the November brides. will be the
guest of honor at linen shower given
by Miss Juliet Martin this afternoon.
Linen showers bring beautiful gifts az
we'll az good fortune to the bridesupon
whom they descend
Dinner for Miss HARDWOOD.
Miss Lucille Massey. of 1907 West
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REPORT of DIR. DEJARNErrE.
End of Fiscal Year at western State
Hospital, at Staunton.

[Special to The Times -Dispatch.]
Staunton. Va, November 10.-Dr. J.
S. DeJarnette, superintendent of the
Western State Hospital, yesterday made
his annual report to the General Hos
pital Board. On September 80. the end
of the fiscal year. there were 1854 pa
tients. of which 64s were males. and
622 females, an increase for the year
of SO. There were received during the
year 1853 male patients, and 1871 fe-
male patients; discharged SO males and
Sc females; died, so males and Al fe-
males. There were only eight deaths
from tuberculosis against 2s for the
year before, the hospital having intro
duced sanatoriums for the consump-
8tives There were three deaths from
,pellagra. Two aliens were sent home,
one to Greece and one to Canada.
The female department. has been
crowded to the limit for the whole
year. and the male department for tho
latter part OF the year.
The total expenditures for the year
amounted to sl2s,49S, the per capita cost
OF maintenance being $121.62, The year
ended with deficit of S4,152.S7, due to
the increased cost OF living.
An intirmary Is under constructions,
most of the work being done by pa.
tents
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Ashland News Notes
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Ashland, Va. November 1o.-Mrs S.
C. Weisiger and Miss Frances Town
send have returned from visit to
Mrs W. C. Cottrell, in Richmond,
Miss Mia Blincoe is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. j. ". Graves in
Lynchburg.
John B. Vaughan. of Farnlville. was
the recent guest of Mrs. w. L. Foy.
E. W. Voolfolk has returned to
West Virginia, after spending a few
days at his home here.
DR.. +. f. Lewis is on a visit to North
Carolina.
Mrs Robb White will spend the
Warren.
DR.. and Mrs. j. C. Blasingamc are on
a visit to New York.
Miss Phoebe Warwick was the week
end guest of Miss Imogene Riddick at
the Henry Clay Inn.
Miss Katherine stuart, of Alexandria.
field agent of the Audubon Society of
Virginia and g member of the ma
tional board. who has been in Rich
mond attending the annual meeting
Mrs. r. B.. Sm.tney. and gave de-
lightful talk at the Ashland High
School yesterday, on the subject, THE
Economic Value of Birds and Bird
Architecture.
Mrs. James Hunter left to-day for
Alexandria to visit Mrs. Charles
Weisiger
Mrs. shackleford is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. r. b. Smithey
Mr.. and Mrs. .. r, Midyette left this
week for visit to New York.
The Matinee Euchre Club met for the
first time with Mrs. Hill Carter, Jr.,
on Wednesday afternoon. Those play
ing were NTesdames James Chenery,
Drewry, Kerr, George Morris, Grey,
James Cox, Barrett, Sydnor, Scholar
FoX. j. r. Riddiclt, Floyd Tucker
Willie Cardwell l. T. w Marye,
Lasher. Carr and John Addison,
Misses Lou Redd, Anna Walden, Augusta
Nixon, Katherine and Carolyn Marsh,
Ethel Howard. Mrs James Chenery
won the club prize, and the guests
prize was won by Miss Ethel Howard.
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MEMORIAL WINDOW
FOR FORMER PASTOR
Movement started by Baptists Of
Observation-Disclosures Association

Especial to The Times D ispatch1
Amherst, Va. November 10.--A move
ment is on foot among some OF the
Baptist churches in the county to raise
funds with which to place in the Am
herst Baptist Church a memorial win
dow dow in memory of the late Rev. w. a.
Iyree,. y. D.. who was instrumental
In building the church at Amherst. and
who was its pastor for many years.
To-day at Mt. Moriah Church, an at
tractive program. touching the life and
works OF DR. Tyree. was rendered. Ad.
DIRE sses were delivered by DIR. Fl. S.
Myers, Rev. w A. Mcmillan and others.
Dinner was served on the grounds. and
the proceeds were added to the Tyree
memorial fund
arrangements are being made for
county teachers association to be held
here tomorrow. Teachers from all
sections of the county will attend, and
several prominent educators are ex-
pected TO be present to deliver adj
dresses. At this meeting delegates will
be elected to the State Teachers Con-
vention, which convenes in Richmond,
November 2225. The condition Of the
public schools In the county this year
is most encouraging. Tho enrolment
in all the schools is good, and in most
Instances the attendance Is better than
IN past sessions. Great interest is be-
ing taken by both teachers and pupils
In school work, and special attention
Is being paid TO improving and beau
Trying the school buildings and
grounds.
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Rrock,nan-Tucker.
[SpectaI to The Times-pispatc

lSpectal to The TimeS-DtSpatchl
Livingston. Va. November 1o.-A
pretty home wedding was solemnized
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Tucker. near Sanu.dges. Amherst coun-
ty. Saturday last at 2 o'clock. when
their youngest daughter. Miss Virginia
Lewis. became the bride of John Tyree
Brockman, of the same county. The
parlor in which the ceremony was per-
formed was beautifully decorated with
evergreens and chrysanthemums. Mary
Lou Tucker, OF Lynchburg, was maid
of honor. The broom was attended
by his brother. r. II. Brockman, as
best man. and Walter w. billiard, of
Washington d. C.. a cousin of the
bride. acted as groomsmen.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. w. r. Mcmillan. of the Baptist
Church. Immediately following the
ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Brockman left
for New York and other Northern
points of interest.
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Nortieet-Morrls.
Especial to The Times Disbatcin.

tSpecialto The Times ispatcn,J
Charlottesville, Va. November To-
William ], Norheet, OF Suffolk. and
Miss Mary Eliza Norris, daughtar of
Mr.. and Mrs, ], B. Morris, OF Edge
mont" this county, were married. at
II o'clock this morning at the brides
home, the Rev. G. u. Watts OF the
Methodist Church, officiating. Miss
Nell Norris, sister of the bride. was
maid Of honor, and the bridesmaids
were Misses Emma. and Morton Gar
nett, Of Charlottesville. cousins or the
bride; Miss Hannah Morris sister Of
the bride; Miss Ruth Spratley, Of Wa
yerly. q cousin OF the groom; Miss
Mary Gray, Of Grayton, & Md; M Miss
Beryl Morris. OF the Miller School. Nat
Norfleet, Of Suffolk. a brother Of the
groom, was best man, and the ushers
were DIR. r, w. Garnett and j. r.,
Wingfleld, IT., cousins OF the bride;
RI, T. Norris Frank Calhoun and Win
ston Burnley Little Marjorie Batchel-
der was ring bea ren Mr.. and Mrs.
Norfeet' left over the Southern Rail
way FOR schatlotta, az and other
Southern points, They Will be at h.cle
In Suffolk after November 15r
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torium will seat ESQ persons, and the
Sunday school room $50.
NEGRO DadIy Hurt.


A negro, whose injuries were SO
serious that he was unable to tell his
name. was picked UP this morning on
the Norfolk and Western Railway be-
tween Disputanta and Waverly, and
was brought to the hospital in this
city on the westbound passenger train
The man is badly cut and injured
about the head. In WANT manner he
was hurt Is unknown, but 1T Is suppos-
ed he was stealing ride on one of the
trains and fell on the track. He had
a bottle of liquor with him.
The New steamboat Line.
The committee soliciting subscrib-
tions for the new steamboat line be-
tween Petersburg. Richmond and Nor
folk is meeting with good success. II
is understood that Richmond and Nor
folk. which will both be benefited by
the line. will be asked to subscribe for
some OF the stock.
Last night at 9:30 o'clock at the home
of the officiating minister Rev. r. w.
Moore, Miss Ada May Chiles and Lin
wood w. Wright. were united in mar
rage,
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coNvocArIoN ADJoURNs.
Large Congregation Attended Fa
Meeting Mt Ware Church.
- ESnacial To The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e.
Especial to The

Gloucester Courthouse. Va. Novem-
Der 10.-The Richmond Convocation
which held Its fall meeting In Ware
Church. in Gloucester county, closed
Its final session to-day. Ideal weather
prevailed and there were large and
interested congregations. Fine SER
mons and addresses Were delivered, and
the occasion was noteworthy.
RevJ. Y: bowman. of All Saints
Church. Richmond. was elected dean.
Archdeacon Moncure was elected sec
rotary, and Rev. L. A. Osgood treas
urer. The dean returned to Richmond
Wednesday, then the chair was held
of Hanover, and now of Maryland, who
was some years ago elected life mem
Der of the Richmond Convocation, The
following clergy were present. Arch-
deacon Moncure, the Revs. Cooke,
bowman, Morris, Tyler, Osgood,
Turner Hepburn and the rector Will
liam Byrd Lee N. ~ u
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Ointment and had the first good
nights sleep in three months. used
about two lots OF Cuticura Soap and
Ointment when you could not sec
Z mark on my face or neck. will
gladly recommend the Cuticura Rem
edies to anybody. VIM. Silver, 346
West 3Sth ST., New York, Mar. ], 1910"
In another letter Mr.. Silver says.
My case was OF about two years
standing. After using Cuticura Soap
and Ointment for about three days I
saw a decided improvement and was
entirely cured in two months"
For the prevention and treatment Of
itching, burning, scaling eruptions and
the promotion of permanent skin and
hair health, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment are absolutely unrivaled in
purity. efficacy and economy. A single
cake Of Cuticura Soap and box OF Cuti-
cura Ointment are often sufficient.
Sold throughout the civilized world Potter
Drug Chem. Corp. Sole Props. Boston, Mass
EgMailed free. latest cutcur, book. a Guide to
the Treatment OF the Skin.
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LION ATTACKS TRAINER.
Beast Beaten Into Insensibility Before
Snowman Is Rescued.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispalch.i
Winchester Va. November 1O.--With
neck shoulder and leg badly lacerated,
Alfred Clarke, twenty-five years old,
of Cleveland, o., lies in precarious
condition in MartinsburG Hospital as
the result Of being attacked by a fe-
rocious South African lion last night
at the conclusion Of the street carni-
val performance He made several
rounds in the cage and was about to
Jump into the safety annex when the
beast grabbed him. An employe sank
pick into the lions neck and others
were about to rescue Clarke, when the
beast grabbed him again. dragging him
back into the cage. Six showmen
finally beat the lion into insensibility
and rescued Clarke. Women became
panic stricken and all ran pell-mell
from the tent. One man. who climbed
a tree nearby. fell and broke his leg.
Clarke was injured In a similar man
.ner In Richmond two years ago The
lion, which Is called Sultan, has al
ready killed two men.
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facht Club Elects oflccrs.

Especial to The imes-Dispatch.l
Norfolk, Va, November 10.-At a
meeting held last night, r. a. Dobson
was elected commodore of the Hamp-
ton Roads Yacht Club. The other OFF,
GERS elected were: r. F, Mitchell, vice.
commodore; DR.. NJ Webster, rear
commodore: l. c. Fowler, captain of
fleet: Robert Ridly. secretary and
Frank Smith. paymaster The board
of governors-W. w. Vicar. T. +. Fer
guson, L. A. Jones. G. L. Fine, r. P.
Waller and Charles McDermott. Jr.