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SEEN IN THE WORLD OF ART
PICTTRFS ~ THF UIIST tCH
GiIIIRl. RIM IDTIPHIl.
Example, 81 Oh Masters and Modern
Painters Good Technique On Andrew
ann"rS sculpture French Praise
tor GroTgr Grey Barnards NOrk.

Tn" W.i,'J,t U.II.'v "a Memorial Hall
larm"vu' pu, H.hd-lrhIa, has som,
n"N prrt,."- ..f '..~ issued "a supple
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hundred example 4 few arc reCcn
.'ross.on~. The objection ~ not lnrge
Eor - a. NttuuIt the usual rubbish anC
gh"7ts, yet ~ 80 interest ing gathering
though not wing with the treasures oi
the Walters Gallery, Baltimore. The lats
NJ. NIsstach bought paintings that
plea sod him, with the accustomed results
TIA" purchases made since his death by
IA" 'Iust'.es are fur the most part adj
miruple. The galleries ara we'll disposed
well lighted, and the old Fine Arts Build
ing u situated in lovely park. You
rscail Paris a. you cross the wide boule-
wards and c1tch the gleani Of triumphant
pillars in the green vista. and the horrible
horses stall dishgure the noble approach
Ia the gallery.
The I'll Greco IN this collects ION is q
nohl" specimen of this extraordinary
painters ar -CrlcifVlun.- Ia. com
position - in his accustomed intense KEY
81 color. Not So winning as tn" Greco
IN the Metropolitan Museum. there IL
something terrific iu this Concof,tion ~
an elemental convulsion Courbet =
. THE Waves. while not the masterpiece
that II The Blue Wave nevertheless ~
strongly felt, strongly handled marine
The combers a. they curl before tunbling
are a bit metallic IN tho edges: move
rnent. however,. - not missing TIE
Nelasqucz, coldly labelled with his name.
Is study - columns and figures an
entrlnc" 10 the old Prad,
The picture i not very reassuring
and u uo doubt genuine Mao In
the Fields by Bastien-iepagc j. hi-
usual peasant woman. Rosa Borhcurs
dog il one If her attractive studies ~
animal life. Burning Tares in a Wheat
Field hv Jules Breton - the pccustomcd
Breton. mediocre and popular Fur rho
portrait Of the Princess II the Horl-n
OF Sciarra. ascrihed to Brunriuo. We have
always had particular hNIug Tie
modelling and characterization ar. 'rru
and masterfh Canalstto's Ns-n''Iau
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
100000 VISITORS DAILY
New York City-Thosc WHO Stop ut
the Hotel st. REGIS.

It is estimated that there are more
an three hundred thousand visiting
hangers in New York City daily.
me of these, no doubt. are residents
nearby towns and cities, who are
krely making day trip, and Who
Lii return to their homes al night.
+ there is still a very large number
10 come from distant places. and who
main in the metropolis for several
IS at least. &
This floating population is a hete-
Eenous one. comprising all elements
society. And New York provides
ery sort and variety OF hotel for
Eir accommodation The attention
those Of refined tastes Is invited to
Hotel ST. Regis, at Fifth Avenue
Fifty-hfth Street, a hotel that has
l for itself the title of Americas
est" Here will be found hotel
the highest class, with every detail
design. equipment, management and
vice the very best OF its kind. and
every. comfort and luxury. pro-
distinctly home-like, and entirely
hout that sensation OF hurry and
tie often seen elsewhere, Its res
rant--not surpassed by any OF the
bbrated restaurants OF London and
isis, nevertheless. moderate in lite
rges. which are no higher than
Sc OF other tirst-class hotels. Tran
1t guests coming to New York and
oplng at the ST. Regis will find ac-
bmodations OF the very highest
de In every ,particul ar. and at stand
slatcs. Single rooms are sa and 81
ay:: the same with private bath for
day Cor SC for two peoplel while
o parlpr. bedroom and private bati,
rates are il2 2 day and W. \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16

Monroe Lodge-J. r. w. Smith. del
Appomattox Lodge-R. i. Brunet.
delegate; no alternate
Petersburg Lodgc--L. a. Andrews.
delegate; j. Z. Grimstead. alternate.
3 Glazter Encampment-F. II. Cole,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16

rSpecialto The Times Dispatcl1.l
Blncksburg, Va. March 15.-Actlng
Graduate-Manager worthingham has
been hard at work on the football
schedule for next full, and has sue
ceeded IN getting booked a likely look
ing lot OF contests for the Tech pigskln
warriors. Three games OF, the homo
grounds are promised. +
Eastern College, Hampden- Sidney and
Western Maryland are the three nggre-
cations which will help the Techs get
into shape. They will be the contests
on the local gridiron. Princeton is not
on the schedule again, but the Nav
has been booked for Octoberas2, at Ans
9napolis washington and Lee in Roa-
Snoke on the twenty-ninth of October,
U. N. g. in Richmond on November ..
and a. & NJ. In Norfolk Thanksgiving,
are all definitely arranged.
a ga,ne with George Washington has
been scheduled, but the town in which
the mill will be pulled off has not
been fixed. The date is November H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Take day off and attend this sale, you will be salts
EEL.
Doors open SPIN All cars stop in front Of door.
IRWIN MAY RECOVER.
Condition Of Injured Man Serious, but
Chances Arc in His Favor.
Especial to Tie Times Dispatch ] q

Special to The Times -Dispa tch:
Danville, Va, March 15.-I. L. irwin,
noon by Jeff Coles, is ut the General
Hospital. where he is resting as well
as could be expected. Although Sc
riously wounded. indications are that
he will recover. Relatives from Rich
mond arrived In the city to-day. and
times, he Is yet in no condition to
give any connected statement con-
corning tho affair.
commemorative Attorney Hamlin
purpose Of getting a statement re-
garding tho affair from Irwin, which
was Impossible. Application was made
to-day to get bail for Coles. but this
was denied. Judge Aiken stating he
had rather hear the evidence in the
case first. though 1t is probable appli-l
cation will again DO made shortly If
tho injured man continues to improve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16

MAY 9, at Vanderbilt University, and r.
Miller Holland, OF Whitesville, Ky. as
the representative to the State ora
ttorical contest. w. a. Stuart, Of ABB
3ingdon, Va, was selected as alternate
to the Southern, and Mr.. Maxwell
Lewis Levy, of Norfolk, alternate to
tho state. Mr.. Hirsch's subject was
"a jewish View Of Jesus Mr. Hol-
lands, "NIodern Iconoclasm:" Mr..
stuart's, "Our Nations Duty to Civilt-i
szntion," and Mr.. Levy's Better NUM-
opal Government" Z
f Mr.. IIirsch has represented virginia
IN two intercollegiate debates. in one
OF which. Johns Hopkins was defeated,
and In tho other North Carolina met
tho same fate, and was recently select
ed to lead the team that Is soon to
meet Tulane. Mr.. Holland has won
several medals for oratory and has
represented the University Of Ken
lucky of which he IS a B. a. gradu-
ate, In an intercollegiate oratorlcal
contest. Mr.. Stuart was the best ora !!
tor at Emory and Henry college, and.
represented that institution in the
state oratorical contest last spring.
Last season Mr.. Levy won tho deba--..
tors medal in the washington Society
and the board of cisitors's medal for
tho best debater in the University OF
Virginia
Last spring Virginia won both the
Southern and the State oratorical con
t- ( 1 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
SPLENDID SCHEDULE FOR
TECH PIGSKIN WARRIORS
Last Five Games With Colleges Ranking Fully
Our Equalin Football-No Game With Prince
ton, but One With the Navy.

Davidson will also contribute a few
points to the good side OF the account.
The University of Virginia, which
made strong claim for championship
honors last season, has not been con-
sidcred as an opponent for the Techs.
Despite public clamor for game be-.
tween these institutions. the 6. a. A..
has never taken up the matter of put
ting Virginia again on our schedule.
The schedule for next year is a most
consistent one In every way. The last
five games OF the season are with col-
ileges who rank fully our equal on the
.gridiron. and with whom there has
always existed q keen rivalry North
Carolina, Washingt on and Lee. Agri-
cultural and Mechanical, George Wash
ington, and Navy are foemen to he
respected, and there isn't much OF tho
prep college aspect to our schedule, SO
often seen in other Institutions. AS for
prospects, we cannot say as vet. It
looks as5if We are going to be mighty
weak in the ends with Luttrell and
Hicks gone, but the Tech luck is al
ways good for an even bot. anyhow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
WANT TO SEE ELEcTnocuT1oN.
Many Persons Desire to Witness Exe-
cutIon OF Walter Morrison.
Especial to The Times Dispatcn.1

E'7. 7l.-l
Raleigh, n. c.. March 15.-Thc man
agement OF the State prison Is wrest-
fling with the problem of regulating
the admission of spectators for the
electrocutionI OF Walter Morrison. the
Robson county negro. to pay the death
penalty Friday of this week. The
actSof the last Legislature providing for
Ing as the form OF capital punishment
lin this State provides that the electro
cutions in tho prison shall be witnessed
by twelve people. Already. half
hundred or more people are pleading
for tickets to the SHOW" and the littlo
semi.circular death chamber Will not
hold anything like that number It Is
said that Morrison seems cheerful and
resigned to his fate and is maintaining
a good appetite. Tho clectrocution Is
to take place between the hours OF 10
and II o'clock Friday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
DAMAGE SUIT FILED.
AGAINST THE. A. A|.C|:I. !. | |,
Action for 5000 Grows Out q
Accident9i,1 Peters
burg.
CHIEF OF POLICE STRICKEN e y
Two Men to Be Tried i'll H ['1
ings Court for Wife
Murder.
cHlEE oF POLICE sTR!C KEN
Tirnes-Dispatch Bureau.
1903 North Sycamore Street.

Petersburg. Va, Marcn 10.
Notice was fled yesterday In the
clerk's office of the Hastings Court OF
Ehe institution by Miss Margaret ~.
Eorrigan. OF I4ynchburg, BY her atter.
|R1eys. Leo & Kemp. OF that cltN. OF
sud for SIS, 900 damages against .the
atlantic Coast Line Railroad company.
The declaration OF the plaintiT VIII De
)1led later.
This suit, It is understood, grows out
Be anlaccident at the Washington street
crossing in this city some months ago.
eaused by a collision between an on :
kline and an AUTOMOBILES, at q late hour
Sc the night. The automobile was pc,
Ing driven by William j. RnhilX,S and
his guests at the time We're MISS Cor
Figan and Charles NJ. Ambold. Mr..
kIobold was thrown out and his legs
we're crushed below the knee by tho
Wheels of the engine, and subsequently,
&nlputated at tho hospital Miss Cor
igan was greatly shocked by the accl-
lent.
AS has been stated, Mr.. Ambold. by
lis attorney. William r. Mckinney,
|rought suit against the railroad COM
|any for $4,000 damages because OIL
lis injuries. AT the trial of this cause
asst month, after the evidence had all
cen taken. the plaintiff took nom
nit and Immediately Reconstructed suit,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
FARMERS INSTITUTES
ARE LARGELY ATTENDED
From Many Counties Hear
Lectures, ana Trip IN Proving
Highly Profitable,
special to The Times-pisnatcl

Ispec!aIto = nc IlMes-DlsHatcl.l
Lynohburg. Va, March l5.--The
farmers institute train, in charge of
+, 7 crawley. Industrial agent .,of the
missioner g. ". Koiner, had q hig time
tu-day. Institutes were held ut Scots
VILE. Buena Vista and Buchanan. and
all We're largely attended. AT Scotia
vile 200 farmers from the counties OF
heard the lecturers. and the pupils Of
the Scottsville High School. in charge
of Professor Smith, attended in body,
ES In the afternoon the institutes held
sena na5.a INV nv saehhnnn were
3l3otetourt {countNg farmers,
q The train win 8tO-morrow invade
Craig county, and institutes will be
held az three points In that county. B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
WILL CARRY CASE
TO5SUPR[MEC0yR'I
Attorneys for Sam Hardy to Make
Effort to Save Their
Client.
Especial to The Tim s-plspat CHI

Especial to The Times Dispntch.l
Suffolk. Va, March 15.--AinllnS to
exhaust every human resource in or-
der; to save the life OF Sam Hardy, the
condemned slayer Of Tiberius G. Jones,
his attorneys today decided q Tnlake
one more move before finally appeal.
ing to executive clemency. They will
petition the State Supreme Court for
q rehearins, They have until March
80 IN which to flo petitions with
the court, a seemingly groundless
lumor that friends may seek Il % res
cue Hardy from the county jail. was
to him by one of his
replied that he would not leave the
prison 4 ITS walls were torn own.
nv ,,gd /, you'd y await the coming Of the
the, chair an innocent man rather han
TO he freed by syiol ence. b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
Academy-Dnr<.
DitOu-"Snl, the Circus Gnl.o
. -


Victor Moore Coming.
Victor Moore. In George NJ Cohan's
breezy musical play. The Talk OF
New York" comes to the Academy
saturday matinee and night. Mr..
Moore will be supported by o very
large singing and dancing company.
and the production is promised With
nll the wealth OF scenic and costume
embellishments that characterized it's
long run at the Knickcrbocker The :.
atre, IN New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Death Of a worthy Citizen.

Death of Worthy Citizen.
Henry Everett Cousins. a we'll known
and highly respected citizen. died at
his residence on East Wa.shington'
of declining health Mr.. Cousins was
q native of Dinwiddie county. but for
some years had been q resident NJ
Petersburg and closely connected with
the TOBACCO trade here. He Is survived
by his wife. two sons-H. II. Cousins
Jr.. of Louisville, KY, and Wilfred b.
Cousins, of this city-and two daugh-5
ters, Mrs. NJ. B. Cogbill and Miss Lu-
ellie Cousins. OF Petersburg. Deceased
was widely connected in Dinwiddie and
was a man OF the highest integrity.
Election Of Delegates.
The several lodges OF Odd-Tellows in
this city have elected delegates and
alternatcs to the Grand Lodge Of tho
order, which meets in Danville on the
second Tuesday in May. They are as
follows:
Monroe Lodge. r. w. Smith. DEL
eGate: r. l.. Spain, alternate.
Appomattox L.odge-R. Il. Brunet,
delegates; no alternate.
/. Petersburg Lodgc--L. a. Andrews.
delegate; J. z. Grimstead. alternate.
Glazier Encampment-T. ii. Cole.
delegate; r. Z. Brunei. alternate.
Two Murder Trials This Month.
Two men are to be tried in the Hust-
ings Court this month. each for the
killing OF his wife. Abraham Mason Is
charged with shooting his wife. Jennie
Mason, in q quarrel over the payment
of premiums on their policies In a
local insurance company. The agent,
who had called to collect the premiums,
was the only witness ofithe affair. The
woman died in the hospital week
The asth day 81 this month is set
for the trial Of the famous case OF;
Junius q. Williamson, indicted for the
murder oby Z, poison Of his young VIE,
lie will. be defended by Peck s. Peck.
of Richmond. There are great nuns
her of witnesses on each side, and the
case is one OF Intense interest In tho
city. {s IS
miscellaneous News.
At the meeting Of Frances Bland
Randolph Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution, held yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Z. Nv.
Waller o B. Riehards, regent t. 81 'front.' ont
Royal Fiverton Chapter, read a paper
on Colonel John Bannister of Batter
sen, which was OF great historical In
5terest. It will be published by the
Mrs. Richards, Mrs. James NIcClintock
Warwick. OF the Baltimore Chapter. was
present.
a number of officers and members Of
Joppa Lodge of Masons will pay a fra
ternal visit morrow night to Peters
burg Lodge and will be Hospitality en-
tertalned The Master Mason's degree
will be eXemplifled by the visitors.
The TenploHof Pythian Sisters, re-
, Gently organized in this city.siwill be
formally Instituted on Thursday eve.
ming by Mrs. Jennie Rice, Of Ports.
mouth, the State organizer.
On July l the Councils viii have q
number OF officers to elect, Including
City Auditor. City Engineer, City At.
ported that the present PRESENT City Attorne,
land City Engineer Will have opposl'
ton,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
VIRGINIA SELECTS
MEN FOR CONTEST c IN ! J. |.
Representatives to Take Part in
State and Southern Ora
Z torical Meets.
n. ~ n


Special to The ,rimcs-D ispnt ch.l
Charlottesville, Va. March 9Th
final preliminary to select men to /. rep ,e''
resent the University Of Virginia in
the southern and state orat orical CON /
tests was held last night. The judges
selected NIaEice Hirsch. Of Houston,
Texas, as the representative to the
Southern oratorlcal contest. to be cid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
VIII Soon Erect building.
ISnecial Il q II, Il q ri mag. Iliann1ch

Danville, Va, March ] 5.-At q meet
Ing held at the First Baptist Church
the building committee of the New
Roanoke College WASH instructed to
proposed new building and to let tho
contract Just as soon as the first two
payments now due on the subscription
can be collected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
sFostpones Court for One Day.
[Snecial ITO The Times d snn chN1.

Lawrcnceville. Va, March 15.--Judgei
West commenced his court hero this
morning Mt 10 O'Clock, having set this
date to try some important cases. but
In Difference to the Commonwealth
attorney, Hon. r. T. Buford. on ac-
count OF the death or his brother. Enl-
nett Buford. who died yesterday. the
court adjourned until to- morrow at i D
o'clock. at which time the cases will
be taken up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
yirrinla Postmnstcrs Namcd.

- Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.l
Washington, D. c.. March 15.--The
postmasters have been
named for Virginia: c. o. Hickerson,y
Kelsa; James Boothe, Hankins. and
Thee. G. Cameron, Boyd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
.TurberYille-.Rhirlexa

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
Hcathsville, Va, March 15.-Thei
marriage OF Miss Annie Shirley. OF
this county, and George Turberville..
of Fairfax, is announced to take place
In washington April %.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
laying damages at $50, 00O. which vii be
heard at the April term OF the Hastings
chicf nnrlnnd Ill.

Chief Of Police r. +. Ragland was
taken suddenly III at the police station
paralysis developed, Involving his
tongue and lower cxtremities. tho feet
especially. He had previously been
writing in his office, but at tho time
of the attack. was talking at the telc-
phone in another part OF the building,
and would have fallen but for the fact
that Detective Eanes was standing
near and caught him. Though he~be-
came speechless, his mind remained
perfectly clear, and he was readily able
TO make known his wishes by writing.
Physicians were promptly called to
attend him. and after the administra-
ton of remedies he was sent to his
home.
Chief Ragland had not been feeling
well for several days. though he had
been attending to his duties as usu-'.
He is recognized as one of the best
and most efficient chiefs Of police
Petersburg has ever had. and his I'LL
ness has caused general and sincere
regret In the community The physi-
clans. however, regard the attack as
slight, and are hopeful Of his complete
4 T.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-01-14
NEWSY NOTES OF TEE WEEK
We repair glasses. -Lanyes.

We repair glasses. -Lanyes.
Subscribe for the UNIoN-$1.5O.
Have your eyes tested at Langes.'
Langes do the best in watch work.
Remember the Union-$1.5 so year.
Take your watch to Langes'. They
repair it right.
Jesse Boland wasin New Underwood
on business Tuesday.
Delbert Burbank Of Hermosa was a
business caller in the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. v. Erskine returned
home from their eastern visit late last
week.
Rev. Fl. straeton was at Sturgis on
Tuesday, called there to ofliciate at a
funeral.
Mn. NJ. e. Wilson is spending a
few days visiting Mrs. T. ]. Garhart
at Brennan.
r. s. Fenton and A. d. Lee OF
Farmingdale were in the city on bust.
ness Monday.
Mrs. Herman McClain is spending
few days on their ranch In the Box
Elder district.
Grover Mccarthy returned to Oma.
ha Monday to resume his studies at
Creighton college.
Miss Inez Jones returned to Sioux
Falls Saturday, where she Is, attend
ing the Baptist college.
Mrs VIM. Avery. OF Midland was in
the city Monday on her way to Hot
Springs to visit friends.
Miss Anna Griswold departed Mon.
day for Wintersst, Iowa, to spend two
months with her parents.
Subscriptions taken for. any maya.
zine or paper published 1t lowest
rates 1t McNamara's book store tt
Mrs A. P. Fish, for some time an
employet of the Indian school, went to
Wall Monday. She has : claim neal
there. i
Mn. o. 4 Oleson, Who had beer
spending several days with relstives
In the city, returned to her home II
Quinn Tuesday.
The annual meeting Of the Critten
den-W entworth company will b. hele
1t the ofIice Of @. Z. Wood On Tues
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-06
This imp AsVsT lad Any
Trouble Al A||-.psrhap5
BY HARRY o. EASTMAN.

Umpire James T.. Johrstone was
among the first to answer President
'Lynch's query as TO who the real
trouble makers were I'm the National
league. The arbiters reply was novel.
tnasmuch as he said he had so little
Ttronble during the last three years
that he was hardly qualified to point
out any real Offenders
II IL will be remembered that John
tone was with Billy Klein under the
Rrandstand at the Polo grounds last
year when the alleged bribery attempt
took place just prior to the deciding
championship game between the
Giants and Cubs II may also be
remembered by the regular fans that
'johnstone was barred from the same
|neld the year previously by the police.
who said they were acting on advice
nom the club. This followed a decis-
ION which nearly precipitated riot
he day previous.
I. Johnstone Is a good umpire and his
z>Itcisions are usually received with
nalm and quiet. But III he is not
onalifed TO whisper the names OF some
<ronble makers TO the new executive.
rho Isl,