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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
TWELVE TO GET
PL0MAS TO-DAY
Union Theological Seminary
Closes Year of Use
full Service.

Closing its ninety eighth year Of
useful service. the Union Theological
Seminary observes its commencement
to-day. Twelve young men will re-
ceive their degrees this morning, after
appropriate exercises in Watts Chapel,
Rev. Newton Donaldson. of Hunting
ton w. Va, a member of the board Of
trustees, will deliver the commence
ment address, The degrees will be
conferred by President George W.
Watts. of the board. The Hoge fellow
ship for the coming year will be
awarded to r. X. Timmons, of Column
bia, S. c.
The social event Of commencement
took place last night t the Seminary,
when the undergraduates rendered a
farewell receptio nto the graduating
class 7. x. Young was chairman of the
reception committee, while j. T.. Hemp
hill acted as master of ceremonies.
Richmond Hall was profusely decorated
with flowers.
Edgar Cannon, of the middle class,
made short speech OF welcome, the
response for the seniors being made
by j. Q. Mann. DR.. a. y. p. Gil
mour spoke for the faculty. After
ward, there was az musical program
and an informal banquet. During the
A"Ss Plt VI tllS SNCliAA6o' ~. IN. ltll-
mons, president OF the class, presented
class picture to the faculty. DR.. w.
w. Moore received 1t with fitting words
on behalf of the faculty.
The board of trustees met yester-
day morning for a short session Plans
for the 100000 centennial endowment
fund to be raised by>>1a1s We're out
lined. Robert w. S. Lacy was elected
field secretary for this work, taking
The place OF Robert Il, Kirkpatrick,
Who resigned short time ago. Mr..
Lacy Will canvass the synods of North
carolina and Virginia In the interest
Of this protest, there being about 1907
900. Presbyterlans In the two States,
he campaign will last from October
! OF this Year until May 1, 1910 Pro-
fessors Moore, Rice and Gilmore. of
me seminary, will act as an advisory
board for Secretary Lacy In HIS work.
September n Is Y he d ays on which the
seminary will again omen Its daay Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
FOOD FOR MEMORY
The Kind that Builds up the Brain,

1t is hard to believe that certain kinds
pf food Will strengthen the memory, and
yet, upon the condition of the brain de-
ponds the character OF the mind, and its
power to remember and to exert itself
an various ways, and a healthy brain can
only be maintained by we'll selected food
Now we know that daily use of the
brain uses up certain parts that are
thrown out through the pores TO the outer
surface OF the skin This waste is natural
and must be made up from food.
Grape-Nuts food was made especially
20 rebuild the brain and nerve centres
An experience in Chicago will illustrate:
II had terrible siege Of gastritis; my
stomach refused everything in the way
pi food until | got hold OF Grape-Nuts.
IT was perfectly wonderful and marvellous
to see the difference began to improve
al once.
i weighed myself about that time, and
found that had lis pounds to my credit
! gained in weight, strength and health
-straasly and rapidly, and now weight 100
pounds, and am strong and in better
health than ever in my life.
Il have lately had a seven months
course OF instruction in vocal music. and
have nemorized SIS songs and most Of the
accompaniment, besides several piano
pieces. When started in it seemed diff.
eult TO menlorize one, but my memory
glas been growing better every day, and
now lind i easy to commit TO memory
without difficulty.
y have taken no medicine, but my
steady diet Of Grape-Nuts food has given
me strength, health and memory"
Read The Road TO Wcllpillc,n, found
IN pkgs. There's Reason"
\ Ever read the above letter? A new
me appears from time to time. They
e Genuine, true and full of human
'eIest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
CHAPMAN JOHNSON DEAD
Well Known CoIored Man WHO Was CnI-
yersaily Respected.

colored citizens OF Richmond, died yester-
day morning shortly after o'clock at his
residence 72S North Third Street.
chapman" as he was known 10 practi-
cally every one in Richmond, enjoyed tho
respect and esteem of both the white and
coored people of this city For many years
he was butler for Major James B. Pace but
the Jefferson Hotel. An unfailins courtesy
raro dignity and strict sense of duty
caused him TO enjoy the esteem of every
one.
The funeral will take place at p NJ.
to morrow from the First BAPTIST Church
tcolored). at the corner of College and
Broad Streets. 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
STANTON ASYLUM
TO GET |NF|RMARY
Board Decides to Build at Once.
Plumbing to Be Done
This Summer.

| Pursuant to n decision reached las
| night at a meeting of the special boar,
| OIL directors of the Western State Hos
| pttal at Staunton. held at the Rich.
mond Hotel, work Will be begun 81
once on $4,000 nilrmary. This ey.
penditure was authorized by the Leg.
lature at its recent session and tho
money appropriated therefor.
Or. j. ;. DeJarnette, the superjntenfl
ehl or the hospital, said after tho
meeting that the work win not be let
80 tohtiac'. lie mas the plans, drawn
, up by himself, and will build it with
day labor.
IL was further determined to have
new plumbing put in Wards Nos
O. Z, G, II, ], D. e and i. at a cost
OF $4,000 This will be completed dur.
ing the summer.
General Board Meets To-Day
The members of the board nresan.
"e'e judge j. L. Tredway. Of Chat
t Ia, ana w. FL. Landes, of Staunton
! ne members of this special board also
TO the general hospital board
winch has control of all the S+,ta
Hospitals for the Insane. and u,,,ioi,
meets at williamsburg this mornino
at / o'clock @
ne contract for supplying coal 10.
she western Hospital WIS let to j
sehsaoaugh' of Torrey Mines, w. Va
at price OF SEAS per ton, delivered IN
seauhton' The contract involves 5000
superintendent DeJarnette presented
10 me board his quarterly reporf n
showed "a that there were 1907 patierts
~ the hospital on May /, eiehtv.thraa
peins received during the quarter II
was stated that every bed in rba -
male department was occupied e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
WHITE SLAVE CASE
DELAYED IN COURT
.--------.----------
Government Unable to Serve Pa
pcrs OH Immigrants from
Norfolk.
BIG QUESTION INVOLVED
Married Woman to Be Deported
if Case Goes Against Her
in Higher Court.
QUESTION INVOLVED


Three companion cases arising under
the immigration act and commonly
designated as the white slave traffic
arc on the docket for hearing on
the governments appeal In the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals to-day
Because of the failure to serve papers
on all parties Interested the case will
| 90 over for future consideration. These
/ cases which came UP from Norfolk.
are styled United States against Re-
becca Bloom Abraham Bloom and
! Sadie NJ Sprung, each being separate.
NO appearance for appellee" is in
dorsed on each suit. The appeal was
! allowed by Judge Waddill in Decen-
I Der last
Sadie NJ. sprung, Rebecca Blown and
| Abraham Bloom, with his two Infant
| children, were arrested by the
/, immigration Inspector at Norfolk, and
| after an Investigation by him. ordered
dcported. They sued out wrlts OF
ilabeas corpus, which were returnable
and heard by Judge Waddill In the
United States District Court, on June
IA. ID and 10. 1909. at Norfolk
Witnesses were examined for both
the government and the petitioners. at
the conclusion of which Judge Waddill
discharged the petitioners from arrest.
To this action, the government prayed
for and secured an appeal to the Cir
cult Court of Appeals for this cir
cult.
In the Sprung case II developed that
the woman first came to this country
about ten years ago, and engaged In
the trade of milliner: that after sew
eral years she led an improper life.
and that she subsequently married an
American citizen OF foreign birth. and
with hinr went To her home in Europe
to have an operation performed.
she visited her parents with her
husband and later returned with him
to this country. where they have lived
together ever since. more recently In
Norfolk. The immigration inspector
arrested her there as an alien who was
excluded from admission into the
United States.
In the Bloom case, the evidenc.
showed that the parties about eight
years ago contracted a common law
marriage. and lived together as hus
band and Wife In England, and later
in Cape Town and johannesburg. In
South Africa. where the two infant
children. now sought 20 be deporter
with their father. were born, as APP
peared by certificates produced from
official registries.
Later they came TO the United states
and after living together for two
years the wife left her husband in St.
Louis and went to Norfolk. After be-
ing there a short while her husband
discovered where she was and went
to her, After much persuasion she re-
turned TO him and their children. with
whom she has since lived.
The charge against the husband is
that of importing the woman into the
United States and the arrests We're
made because. as alleged. the woman
had NOT conducted herself properly !
within three years after they entered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
NO CHANGE IN CONDITION
Evidence OF Returning Memory shown
by Senator Dnniet.

Lynchburg. Va, May 1o.-Dr.
Waugh. in his bulletin tonight. saws:
Senator Daniels condition tonight
Is not changed from what it has been
for the past several days. He is rather
restless at the present time, after hay-
ing slept we'll last night and good
deal to-day His mental condition to-
! succeeded tonight in getting him to
repeat from memory several quotations
from the old masters, and in a per-
feet manner. This is the best evidence
of returning memory that he has
shown during his Illness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
Mr.. LLOYD at Jefferson.

John uri Lloyd. we'll knewn as the
author of books of fiction dealing with
Kentucky life. and now one of tho
most eminent pharmaceutical invests
gators, is guest of the Jefferson.
He is connected with the United States
Department. Of Agriculture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
Test validity of c,on,r,...

lriai began yesterday in the 1.,,,
ana EQUITY Court of the case Of II X
t1udson against the Penn wvon,in :.
oopper company, an issue in Chancery
affecting the validity Of certain CON,
tracts The evidence was partly hea rd
peiore a jury, and the case will be
cohtlhued this morning at 10 O'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
lieutenant Woodruff an Editor.

Lieutenant George c. Woodruff, assistant
judge advocate. staff Of Second Company OF
tGovernor's Foot Guard Of Connecticut, call
cd at The Times Dispatch Office YESTERDAY.
Lieutenant Woodruff is editor of the In
nuirer of Litchheld Conn. and is warm
friend of the South and of all members OF
tho newspaper profession in this section
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
Plano tuners to organize.

William Braid White editor of thu
tachniaal department OF the Musicians
Trade Review, will arrive here to-
morrow to attend the piano conven'
ton. While In Richmond he will hold
"a meeting with piano tuners. who Will
nr1Eanixa =, local hra.nn ~, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
Arrested on old Warrant.

John H. Chandler was arrested on
an old warrant, which has been on file
for some time, charging him with
stealing one black dress. one gold ring
and one bracelet. all of the value of
s4s. Chandler disappeared about the
time the warrant was issued. but was
rounded up by officers of tho Second
District last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
Teacbcr Traininr LECTURE.

The Rev James W, Morris. u. D.. VIII de-
liver a lecture in tho Teacher Trainins
Course on The Prayer Book and Christian
worship IN All saints parish mouse Mao :
ison and Grace. Thursday, May Il. at Sl5 r.
NJ. All sunday school teachers and others
interested arc invited to be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
Suit InstItutcd

Suit was brought yesterday in the
law and Equity Court by Carroll A.
Gathright, administrator of the es-
tate or Mrs. Mary d. Gathright,
against / j. Walker and Mary Walk
er Tor damages in the sum Of $4,000.
NO declaration has been filed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
The May Sale of
Muslin Underwear
Offers Rare inducements

For the economical and for those who want
dainty, wemade Underwear for If you expect
to travel or camp, remain in place through
the summer, all of these multiplied, demands dainty
lingerie we'll durability Owing to the late season
we are having we offering especially good values
in fne well made Underwear. See window display
GOWNS 50c.Nfade of cambria, trimming of embroidery
and tucks cambria rufe neck and sleeves usual value 7c
GOWNS, 75cThs lot consists of several STYLES made of
muslin or ongcoth low spover high Vshape ecks; orchon
or VAL lace insertions and edge embroidery all with coored
ribbons; every in the lot worth S1.OO
WHITE SKIRTS, S1.00.--In an assortment Of a dozen
different styles deep knee olnces with let or Val lace in
sertlon edge once of embroidery all with nerlav 6n
shed with dust rufflc. - -
WHITE PETTICOATS, s14s.-1his lot will be found very
attractive showing the greatest variety this price be
found IN the city, all of fine cambria with deep lounce trim
nng of wide embroidery and tucks above and insertions Of
lace.
DRAWERS, 75c.-Assortment Of styles nairsook or cam
brio, circular straight shape with trimmings of embroidery
and lace
MOMENTS DRAWERS s1,oo-M specially priced for
May Sale of nainsook ongcot camtrc new trimmings
OF embroidery and acei all specially priced the Nav Sale
Miller Rhoaals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11
Meeting Postponed.

Owing to the military parade the
meeting Of lot owners of Hollywood
Cemetery. scheduled for yesterday. was
adjourned until Tuesday. May II. at
S I. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-11

Judgment Entered.
Judgment was entcre> yesterday in
the Law and Equity Cart in the case
of Mollie Florsheim against NJ. II.
Archer and Mrs. NJ. II. Archer for s3O1.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28
TO LONE STAR STATE
MRS. Peter Stein and Son De
part Monday for Mission,
Texas---Sell Resort.

Mrs Peter Stein and son Ray
Olson left Monday morning for
Texas to JOIN Mr.. Stein who
went to that state about six
weeks ago. They will visit at
Appleton, Milwaukee and Chi
cago possibly a week before
starting south for their desti3a-
tion which is Mission, Tex.
Tom Olson, brother to Ray,
left Yesterday With a car con
tanning the household effects and
stock. His trip will take nine
DAYS.
Mr.. Stein owned the resort on
Sand lake but recently disposed
of it to X. Hoofer of Milwaukee.
The Texan country with it's
farming prospects looks better
to Mr.. Stein than resort work.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28
VARIABLE COSTUMES
Ball to be Given Friday, Dec.
3Oth by Fire Company is
Unique in It's Make-Up---
Decorations New.

Friday evening, Dec. both the
dancing public of this place, and
those that don't dance, if they
come, will be given a change to
see what our hremen think is the
proper way Of giving a New
Years ball. We understand
that new kind of ball will be
inaugurated and it isn't mas
querade either. From talk
cleaned from the boys the writer
suggests that it be called Var
able Costume Ball, for such in
deed will it be. While out noslng
around for news a reporter OF
this sheet bumped up against
a little list which is supposed to
be strictly private. to be sprung
on the merry makers when they
meet next Friday. Seeing as
how we are all friends, we give
it to you with the caution not TO
tell anyone else.
Among the list OF those to bein
on the varied costumes we pick
out the following as works OF
art: Walter Below will represent
a section of hose; Percy Morgan
hose wrench; Larry Kuehne
the left hind wheel of the. hose
cart with the hub Knocked out,
and Max Ewald the chief S
speaking trumpet. And so it
goes throughout the list. each
one representing some adjunct
to the fire department.
But aside with the details; let
us to the dance Friday eve, there
to dance to our hearts content
to music furnished by our home
orchestra, amid decorations de-
signed to captivate the artists
eve. Come and look on even ii
YOU don't dance.
You know the time and the
place is the Lyceum Opera House,
so it's UP to YOU to do the rest.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28
BENJAMIN MCCONNELL
Died Saturday of Pneumonia
After Weeks Illness---Res-
ident for Twenty Years.

Benjamin Mcconnell died at
the home of James Mckinley last
Saturday after a weeks illness
from pneumonia. He was a
brother to Mines. James McKin-
lev and William Donar of this
village. and had been a resident
here for the past twenty-five
years.
Benny" Mcconnell was born
in the year 1856 at Point Alex
ander, Ontario; came to Eagle
River in 1888 and entered into
the general merchandise business
with his brother Charles Dis
posing of that business in 1893
he went to Oshkosh and eStab-
lished himself, remaining there
three years when he burned out.
He then returned to Eagle River
making this his home At the
time of his death he was a mem
Der ofOshkosh lodge F. & A. NJ.
Short services were conducted
at the Mckinley home Monday
afternoon nv Rev. r. E. Moss. in
terment being madein the village
cemetery.
Besides the two sisters in Eagle
River, a brother, Charles, now
resides in New Mexico.
Mr.. Mcconnell was a friend to
everyone and will be greatly
missed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28

vancement of what we have and
what we can get if we but pull
together. With a complete fire
fighting system, water works,
day and night electric Lighting
and power system. ] ,00o devel-
oped electrical horse power for
disposal to manufacturing IN
dustries, a farming country that
will grow any crop, berry farm
that is up with the best, and a
lake and resort country which IS
in a class By itself, we are in a
position to become one OF the
best cities on the map. Why
don't YOU boost? Don't be a
dead one.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28
installation OF Officers.

Yesterday being ST. Johns day
the local Masonic lodge attended
in a body last evening a special
service delivered by Rev A. N.
Samwell at the new Episcopal
church. After the address, install
lation of officers took place at
the Masonic lodge rooms on
Division street, which was fol
lowed by a banquet to members
and friends to the number of
fifty A musical program was
rendered BY the Eagle River or
cheStra.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28
Wisconsin Valley Improvement Co.

Chester Gross and Amos Fon-
stad of Stevens Point left for
that place Friday to spend the
holidays. Mr.. Gross is a civil
engineer in the employ of the
Wisconsin Valley Improvement
Co, and for the past month, as,
sisted by Fonstad and Ant ton
Poisman, have been meandering
the shore lines of the lakes on the
upper and lower chains and other
lakes tributary to the Wisconsin
river. Work, which will last
until spring, will be resumed after
the holidays.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our thanks
to the friends who SO freely
rendered assistance during the
sickness and burial of our brother.
JAS. MCKINLEY & WIFE.
VIM. DoNAR & WIFE.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28

With the beginning Of the new
year, Eagle River should sum up
her chattels and get in readiness
for year ofprosperity. Hardly
one citizen out Of a hundred takes
time to give a thought as to
what we have, and the posi-
bilities to be derived from the adj
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28
Bound over to Court.

Mrs. Maggie Steinmetz was
examined before Judge Higgins
this forenoon, charged with sell
ling liquor without license in the
town of Conover, and was bound
over to circuit court.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28
EXERCISES SUCCESSFUL
Entertainments at Rural
Schools Last Week Show
True Christmas Spirit-,Pro-
grams Well Given.

Following we publish few OF
tlle Christmas programs given
at the rural schools around this
village and Conover. All were
excellent in their makeup show
ing much preparation on the
part of those who participated
Many visitors were present to
enjoy the entertainments. some
of which were given in the eve
s1ing.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28

Fishin' through the ice is sure
some fun these balmy winter
DAYS. And the fish are bitin'
good, Any old day you can see
party after party hikin' toward
some nearby lake with ice chisels,
bait and grub basket, where they
put in a strenuous but enjoya bic
day diggin' holes, baitin' hooks,
bobbin' brush and occasionally
pulling in a fish. There is more
genuine fun vankin' a fish out of
a hole in the ice in the winter
time than goin' to Ringling's
circus on a hot summer day.
Occasionally the pleasure is
married by. stepping IN an air
hole and getting soused. George
Rogers raised the river a couple
of feet Monday by breaking
through the ice near Langills
mill. Mckenzie says Rogers
was but trying to land a mecca
sin nose which had dropped off
his hook. Said he never was
known to land a fish man
fashion anyhow
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28
Marco school, Miss Genevieve
RAYMOND.

Marco school Miss Genevieve
RAYMOND.
Song Santa Claus.
gFIay-Man's Unconscious Selfshness.
Nellie Dent. Peter MeGee. Lauri
eta Fielder, Edward Croker, Fred
Wirth, Mike Morrison.
Xmas Adventure -. Edward Croker
What Little Folks NJ ight See
80. William Croker
Christmas Song . School
l-impy Tina ..... Peter Niece
A Tender, Welcome Greeting
The Manger - Fred Wirth
Xmas lime Song ....,...... School
Dialogue Having An Axe to Grind.
Mike Morrison, Jonn West
How He Got the Best of Santa -.
..- " $50 John West
All Children Know This Story
.. -. Lauuetta Fielder
The Proiigals Xmas Eve 49,.
...,.. Mike Morrison
Jingle Bells Song ........ School
A Queer Xmas Tree . . Harold Fielder
Recitation ........ THOMAS Croker
Recitation 800. ...-... Nellie Dent
First Xmas Morn .... Many West
Shadow Pictures
Song-Xmas at Sea .... School
Xmas Exercise
VIM. Croker, Harold Fielder, Mel
lie Dent, La urietta Fielder, Ed
ward Croker.
song ..-....- ........- -. School
Dfstribu ton Of Gifts.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28
PROFESSIONAL NUR sENG

Mrs. Mary l.. Clinchey. lately
arrived from St Paul. is ready
to do nursing Enquire at home
Of Geo. A. Rogers. 28tt
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-12-28
OUT OF WOOD.

Out of wood? Give c. B. Eat
on a hurry up call. Phone 43 4
21-2w.