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New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
HASkINS TABLET UNVEILED
Ex- Gov. Herrick Of Ohio Speaks
at VI. Commerce School.

More than five hundred accountants and
business men gathered last night IN the
New York University building at Washing
ton Square to witness the unveilng of
tablet in honor Of Charles Waldo Haskins-
Mr. Haskins was the first dean OF the New
York University School of Commerce, Ac-
counts and Finance.
The chief speaker of the evening was eS-
Governor Myron T. Herrick of Ohio Other
speakers were Acting Chancellor John H
MacCracken, Professor Leon Drummer.
former secretary Of the New York State
Society Of Public Accountants, and Frank
4 Vanderlfp president of the National
City Bank.
The tablet was presented by Herbert NJ.
James, of the class Of TO. representing
alumni and friends who were responsible
for the gift. 1t was accepted by Dean
Joseph French Johnson and unveiled by
Miss Dorothy Sells, daughter of Elijah ".
Sells, former partner Of Mr.. Haskins-
All the speakers bore tribute TO the life
and work of Dean Haskins. Ex-Governor
Herrick's theme was University Training
for Business Men, He said that to the
young man contemplating a. business ca
reer il is essential to his success that he
be SO trained that he can see and grasp
the opportunities that will come to him #
he is unframed and inaccurate and lacking
in efficiency he will soon find himself in
the scrap heap.
Industrial and commercial education. he
said. had an importance to society even
greater than it had to the business man
and those about to become business men.
He believed the most serious problems that
confronted the state and the nation to-day
were those intimately connected with in
dustry He said these questions would be
properly settled only when public opinion
was guided by those fitted by training and
experience to understand them
An interesting feature tie reading OF
g letter from Mr.. Haskins to Chancellor
MacCracken, wherein the writer set forth
his ideas on the establishing In New York
University OF the school he subsequently
headed
Frank A. Vanderlip spoke mainly in
euloev of the late dean. Acting Chancel-
Ior John Henry MacCracken spoke on 'lhe
r-niversitv's Share in the Education or
Business Men
The tablet unveiled bears a high relief
bust of Dean Haskins. II is the work OF
Rudolph Evans, young sculptor, who was
recently awarded a medal of honor at the
Paris Salon.
Mr. Haskins was one of the founders Of
the New York University School of Com
,,aroa in 1aO At the time he was preSi-
dent Of the New York State Society OF Ger
,ffed Public Accountants he was dean OF
+bs school until his death, on January Is,
7aa3 Joseph French Johnson was his sue
lr.ssor He is at this time mentioned py
some as a very likely candidate ror lho
office of chancellor of the university.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
ASKS REMOVAL OF TRUSTEE
Referee Appointed in Suit OF
Widow of Adolph Keller.

Justice Davis yesterday appointed John
7 Mcintyre as referee to near SUIT
brought by Clothilde r. Keller ana Charles
,,o,.ar two of the trustees under the VIII
of adolph Keller for the renovai OIL 'he
other trustee Hugo P. Keller, on the erouiio
t,,.+ ne has nlisapplied funds belonging 10
the estate s.
adoInb Keller. who was one OF the hrm
II Keller &, Co, jewellers, at NO. 64
Nassau street, died in 1894 lie ieit tne
r,,,k of his estate in trust for the pehent
- r;s widow. Clothilde R. Keller she al
Ices that Hugo z. Keller appropriated me
,N1es..,ass or the firm TO himself ana mas
r.,.ad IN render a. true accounting. she
-,s that $4,000 is due to the estate
tr-or,, the business and that Keller hgures
sIa If only $4,000. He denies Inc
charges.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
cpAsu KILLS TRASK EMPLoYE
Body Mutilated in Collision OF Freight
Trains in Vermont.

Saratoga. Springs, n. Y. Dec. In uIe
,,,.nueT- I'm which his employer "Peh-
o.- Trast me, his death year ago. N'
cbaei Malone. chief of the catlie oepai
q. the Trssk estate, III ifii7 Niit"so
usS r,lIed in a railroad wreck near oaslis
go ~ ,ast night Malone was rioiis III
ioA' IS delaware g. Hudson train
u-s,cb e Vas struck by another freight tram
W. - ans n,s companion. Edward skeels. a
ne anu ii'6 - we're so badly mutilated
~. &c. - ,saa,,tv of Malone was not learned
until this morning ,,,s rsar car
sn<,oe- Trask wa. killed in the rear "a.
~, vorr Central train wh'ch was hi'
% .rsip near Croton on peceHf
Der II. last year
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
COMMISSION FOR MRS. BLACK
Appointed by Court to Inquire Into
CompetencY Of Rich Paralytic.

Justice Seebury, in the Supreme Cnurs
yesterday, appointed Melvin G. Paliiser.
nr. Thomas Darlington and Robert Shall
kentack as a commission to inquire into
the competency of Mrs. Louisa ]. Black TO
manage her own affairs.
The application which the commission
pas issued was made by her lawyer. Lucius
II. Beers, who says Mrs. Black has personal
nroperty worth about $780, besides con-
s,derabie jewelry and real estate. worth
sizes. 400 from all Of which she has an in
ecnle of $500 year. For the last two
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

WATCHES.
RINGS,
NECK CHAINS.
LA VALLIERES,
LOCKETS.
BROOCHES.
SCARFPINS.
HAND PINS,
BABY PINS.
CUFF LINKS.
BRACELETS,
COMBS,
FANS,
HAT PINS.
CIGAR CUTTERS.
MATCH BOXES,
LEATHER
GOODS.
SUIT CASES.
HAND BAGS,
MIRRORS,
RAZORS,
POWDER
BOXES.
MESH BAGS.
CARD CASES.
BILL FOLDERS.
WALLETS,
POCKETBOOKS.
JEWEL BOXES.
COLLAR BAGS.
CUFF CASES.
SEWING BOXES,
FLASKS.
DIARIES,
UMBRELLAS.
RAIN COATS.
RUBBERS.
KNIVES,
KEY CHAINS.
TIE CLASPS.
GOLD PENCILS,
CIGARETTE
CASES.
THIMBLES.
BARETTES,
MARBLE BUSTS.
VASES,
BRONZE BUSTS,.
CLOCKS,
ELECTROLIERS,
BOX PAPER.
SCISSORS.
STEMS.
100000 Chris
dars ...
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

cHAFING DISHES.
LACE CURTAINS.
PORTIERES,
WAIST BOXES.
SCREENS.
RUGS,
WAISTS,
RIBBONS.
MUFFLERS,
LACE NECKWEAR.
LACE DOYLIES.
LACE SCARFS,
LACE CENTRE PIECES
LACE TABLE COVERS.
PHOTO FRAMES,
PICTURE FRAMES,
BERRY SPOONS.
COLD MEAT FORKS.
CHILD'S MUGS,
CHILDS SEIS.
NAPKIN RINGS,
GAS PORTABLES.
DINNER GONGS.
SMOKING SETS,
LEMON DISHES.
SHERBET CUPS,
CANDLESTICKS.
PICTURES,
LACE H'DK'CHIEFS,
LINEN H'DK'CHIEFS,
LACES,
FURS,
PERFUMERY.
SILVERWARE.
BOOK RACKS.
TOILET ARTICLES,
JAPANESE GOODS.
SUITS,
SKIRTS,
NKlB bLAN n Z L ..
EMB'Y SILKS,
WOOL,
PILLOW TOPS.
SILKS,
SILK HOSIERY.
CANES,
THERMOS BOTTLES,
ROSARIES,
PRAYER BOOKS.
BIBLES,
MEMO. BOOKS.
BELTS,
SOCIETY EMBLEMS.
SOFA PILLOWS.
SEWING BOXES.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

STUDENT LAMPS,
NAPLES.
ICE CREAM
TRAYS,
OLIVE DISHES.
DOLLS,
INFANTS WEAR.
BOOTEES.
GAMES,
TOY BOOKS,
CARVING SETS.
LAMP SHADES.
RIBBONS,
MILLINERY,
HOUSE COATS.
DRESSING
GOWNS.
SLIPPERS.
KIMONOS.
GLOVES.
NECKWEAR.
SWEATERS,
UNDERWEAR.
SHIRTS.
HOSIERY,
sUsPENDERs.
DINNER SETS.
GAME SETS.
CHOCOLATE
SETS,
FRUIT SETS.
CAKE SETS,
CRACKER JAkS,
FERN DISHES,
CHOP PLATES.
CAKE PLATES.
IARDINIERES.
UMBRELLA
STANDS.
CUT GLASS.
CLARET
PITCHERS.
WATER
PITCHERS.
CELERY TRAYS.
TEA SETS.
CHRISTMAS
CARDS,
CALENDARS.
STATIONERY.
DESK SETS,
UPHOLSTERY.
FOUNTAIN PENS,
INKSTANDS,
,s Cards and Calen-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
Lord g Taylor
Founded 1896

Wrabper Department
NegHgees or House Goaons
Imported French Albatross Shawl Collar, hand
embroidered and Val. lace trimmed.
S075-value s12.75
Imported French Albatross Accordion plated.
large collar lace trimmed.
S7.05-valuc $10.75
Albatross. Lingerie or Dotted Swiss, collar and
underseeves lace trimmed
1875 @ 0.75-value s12.75
French Flannel embroidered scalloped edge
around collar, cuffs and down front.
S5.05-Value $1,000
Imported japanese Quilted Robe,
embroidered $40. .5o-value $3.50
Eiderdozcn Robes
Satin trimmed-various models
S3.45, ATS S SIS
Blanket Robes
With Wide Satin facing. g....-'....~..>.-p4-oO
Fleece Down Flannel. h.05 o 2.05
Kimonos
Imported French Albatross, English Eye
let embroidered trimmed. .......-- pO.05
In Silk Albatross lined throughout
1906 % 7.05
Tn Silk. plain f1owered OF broche patterns. 1905
In Albatross, plated, shirred or Empire
model Observation-Disclosures. 1905
In fleece down flannel
$3.50, I65 90 I.o5
Dressing Saeqaes
In Printed India lowered Silk.
embroidered scalloped, trimmed. ........ p3z5
Imported and domestic Albatross.
in variety of models. ....---'.- p3'Oo
Imported French Flannel Ombre
Satin collar and cuffs. p4.Oo
Imported French Flannel, White Aloatross
Collar, with Persian embroidery. ....c. %4.0o
In fleece down Flannel 08c q &.25
In dotted Silk .--~"-- pi'9o
French Flannel embroidered scallopcd edge.
S2.75
Imported Six Sdcqnes
IN q variety of models, Albatross lined.
S8.z5-value $12.7s
Silk Petticoat Dept.
Messaline Peticoats
in black and all the desirable shades
S3.05, sos e 0.05
Values up to $1,000
Silk Jersey Top Petticoats
with messaline founce
$500 e 6.05
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
Only 6 nore
Shopping Days
Then Christmas.
JotyMDoN\QM
SoVeEtSoW

The comfortable store to shop in. Every de-
partment reached in a minute, and everything so
handy-no time wasted going from ore part Oh the
store to the other.
The merchandise has been selected with such
care and good taste that you are sure 10 nno Just
what you want. Make this your first shopping
place and really time. for we keep everything
in Dry and Fancy Goods
The following is partial list OF goods carried
by us. We do not mention prices; our customers
know that no one puts small profit on their
oo0dS aS we do
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

With her adopted daughter. Mary Louisa
She has been separated from her husband
fo- more than ten years. The latter dis
apreared and his whereabouts Is unknown
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

weeks, he says. Mrs Black has been par
TALLY paralyzed. and her mental condition
has become seriously affected.
Mrs Black lives at the Hotel st. Andrew
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Sin fer rllliiIhen @rensitofio1

Nn Ger rnl1t16en @rett5ltafior
slleranorono lit elm 9lnslanoer feit-
genommen poroen, Der in eiitcln SSof,
ter nit boppeltem gooen 10000
Hubel gefali6tes 8apierge!o nit lid,
iilbrte. Seine 8egleiteri, muroe
ebenfaIls feiteenommen. @eioc {ino
nod @arIdall 9ebra6t iporocn. Pm
100 9fubel batten beioe bereits in
0elltidlano eeipebielt.
Ser fran5oiiide auftId)tifsr
Goillot fiel NIT ieinenl SIerop(au
ans einer Sobe BON neuilaia SUP
berob uno murbe our6 sen Stur3
iofort getotet. gr batte CUR 3eit
nod einen 9egleiter in Der Wtulchine
Dieier entfaln nit Ieidten gerIcslln=
gen.
sl5ao Ill MuIf, slesent Don
Eerlien, lit in Seberan eeitorben.
Der eigentlide Sdob al6lneo
Wfir5a 1T ein a1tobe por 10 sSeb-
rem, unb folgte ieitlem per;agten
8ater ont 16. Suli 1909 urf he,,1
Sbroll A5ao Ut Mlllf fi!6rte Bis
ber Die &eaierung.
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@ietOria 9ibiiion g. $. e g. q.
Infunft
go: 3o5-guero, gietoria $50 nadrn
Ibfahrt-
SO. 8o6-guero. gictoria. 800 BORN
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9as ei,o bonn sseinidrmcacr.

Sas sr5ete 0liif amf bieier SScft,
Gin Seber tuirb es iagen,
9as mebr nnf Gilt, mic, 9mt Mno Welo,
ST = Elm seiunber Masen.
Was niitt es, fanm ntan banr bct Gid
Die id]Dnitem Gpeiien ifancn,
Sb 9(ufterm, @ilbpret pber Slid,
Gann man iie ntd)t perbanen!
Did bauert fplh' cit artter SSid,t,
gSas bat CT benn npnt 2eben!
Die 9afelfrenbem femnt ct midjt,
ttnb faun fie nidjt eritreben.
Welf' Elm 0ennR mnR es nift iein,
Winft mns elm feiner graten.
Sci er npm &alb, gSilb pher Shnctn,
Wenn ct MIR tupl geraten.
Gs liefert mns bas reide Wicer
Stel Slide, @mitern, Srabben,
9ph mmk man bafiir letber ie9v
8cbDrtg pft berappen.
llnb aud ST. jeber Sabres5ett
@ibt es Sclifateiien,
Die jeber Opmrmanb lit bereit
Wit Sphsenmk ST eiien.
Odd tim bic 2eferei'n es MD!
3n all' unb jeben Stunben,
Dit iuirh ein cinfafJes 8rridt
4nh sau5 uprtrefflid) number.
anh ipll man pb bes Giiens nod
Yerseiien niht bas Srinfen,
Nm beiten id)medt es INNER hpd)
@enn pplie geher iutufen.
Der 9rpt beitel Gbampasneruein,
Wtr tupil'ns ibnt tttdlt berbenfeu,
Der tpetie Wann, ber likt ailcin
Sid Mlartt . 8ier id1entcn.
Die bette Wsablseit, slaub' es mir
@efommt bic redte Wir5e
Wenn id5 basn aIamp gicr
Sinab bic @nrsel itiirse.
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g.. $. & g. q, (Saupt-Sinie).

u. 3. & 9. VI. (9aupt-Hi1ie).
Nnf,tnft--s
$50. 9-8om Often. .7::35 oorm
yeo. Bonn Often. -. 900 na1n
go. 10-gl gnio IL 8eiten. .7:30 nochm
$50. 2-@on Sci 9fio.. 1880 BORN
Nbfabrt-
$50. 9--Nad eI gaio nnb @eiten. II.
SO. 10-Nad 5. 8eiten. 1890 abenhs
SO. 8-9ad benz Often. 1900 BORN
$50. 1-Rah Sci Nio. ..4:00 abenos
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al,i6aihrefi, 6er6eieil-

Ser 5iiiilabe al6Ridredi, 6er6eieil.
ten, loger beioe als 2eid;en ouf scr
itaubieen &onoitraBe. 9ote botta por
omei Monaten Die gSittpe por Mtar-
dant's @rltoer eebeirate::. 3lun6ct,
ibm uno Dem Gerltorbenen 6atte bit
tere Seinoldaft beltonoeu uno ais
Sate oabei Die @itipe ieiae, SSein-
oes ebeli6tr, lab Sobn Mor1ant oo-
rim cine 8eleioigine bes s(llge6en-
TENS ieines gruoers. gln Montaa
traf Srou Mar6ant nit gran Sote
5lllan1men lSno es gab einen beftiaen
Streit, Der oamit enoete, ol5 icOes
Der gSeiber ibren Monn dufhegta,
Ole ibr 5u9efiiete 8eleioisl,ne 5u ra-
6en. Die Solee mar, oaB ols an
Wfittfpob beioe Eaare eiannoer allf
Der 2anoitroBe beeegneten. Die Mdn.
ner, mie anf @ommanoo aus ihr2n
8uggp's iprongen, ibre Rebolper
3ogen lno 5u idieBen besanlen. sSSn
menigen Minllten iparen beib., tot.
Sn Grodett, Soma bat ein
gelpiiier @sln. Bolton ein ilmges
Waoden gci6oIien uno idner per-
punoet. gr el1tflob, perfelgt bon
5reunoen uno Gerlpanoten Der Ser
tplinoeten, nlto fam nabeau eridopft
aln gabnbuf an mo- iib ein Bug ge~
rooe III 9elpegllng iebte. Gr mollte
altf ben 3ua ipringe1 fiel ober sn-
riid uno geriet 5piiden oie Mooeu,
Die iiber i'm bingtngell nlo ibn io-
fort toteten.
Ssn ser Al. stroi,c in S,eip
Oorf brannte cine Garage nicber unb
bas Seuer 5erltorte 9lutonlobiIe I'M
@erte bon 100000. gei oerl Seuer
muroen aft Seuermebr(eute idnrer
perlebt.
8ercipnl @allett, scr anterifa,
niide gi5efoninl in &obe, Sanan,
n1eloete Dem Staats Gepartenlnnt
per &abel, oob sic Cholera olls1cbro.
den lei uno bereits Is @rfronfllnaen
uno s Sooesfdlle angemelhet nnrben.
Gin Genius iiber 6ie ;ssl.hultrie
BON 8orto Rico 5eiet, onB III; @ar3en
i'm Iebten Sabre $25, ,544,3SO in So
brifen ongelegt iparen nit ciner.Ero=
button BON $36,747742. 50 Gro-
gent Der Broouftion marel .3nfer
uno Wolaiies.
= 8raiioent9oft BOT 1858 2fder
2ano in California uno Colorado Der
geiieoelune ent5oget. 3ie strecfen
in California, etpa 1927 Mfer, lic-
gen entlang oes @ait @alter Siaiies,
uno ioden ii6 belonoers 5ur Guttpi6e-
lung BON @allerfrdften eiener.
- ginbreher orongen nahts in
oas @aus oes Ibnofaten %. 6. Mn1e
in Sinosoale, sSas., uno mi;hreno ei-
ner i'm aln gette betpadte uno felt
bielt, pliinberten Die 9(nberen alle
Sdranfe II. /. NJ. uno mohten cine
rei6e geute olt Suiuelen ilno @crt-
iahen. Damn itedten iie ooS Sais
in 9rano, oos pollig ciagedibert
tpuroe un6 beronfteten.
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: c / a ..

SeBt, OQ DIE Hf0DtDttfOltSH2 2es
lnofraten feillen bon ibren &onoioa.
ten baben ,toninieren fonncn.
idreien iie, es iei getr,la i'm gpiel
gelpelen rno iie tpiirGen oe3Dolb
ni6t fir Den 9eominierten Der Nar.
tel itimmen. @enn iie ibren Gonoi.
oaten nomlniert bitten uso Die SIN
ti's niiroell 10 lpreber, oolu mir.
ben lie oas fir einen id)1n5Ii1en
gerrot erflaren uno oafilr eintreten,
ooB bie ugerrater" fir inuner mls
Der 8artei binousgeiporfell .uiirhen.
Sir oieie 2ente ift imrnei nur ons
redt, mas iie ielber tim.
sSn gl 9oio umo ser linn &C..
genii6er liegenoen Stooi ,,s,lare,
miro non am Is. llno IS Oftober
Seite peronitalten gum glnoeilfeit an
Die por einent SobG, ltattgeillroene
3ulommenfllnft 5lpiiden Sea 9sriii-
oenten Gait uno Dio5.
Son einen Yoiiagiersuo Der sssit.
ternotional & Greet Gortheru poln
mrroe in Der gtabe bon 0tarlin eiu
svtann nolnens Senrp St1rooer
ilberfabren unb aetotet. Gr ipur So
Sabre aft uno binterlaBt iciuc ssrall
uno neun Sfinoer.
= Nab ben 9eridten Die tci,n
Observation-Disclosures fir iiTe1lt.ie
den llnterridt in MuitiH eingetrof.
fen iino, lit Der gelll9 Sc: oiierili.
den S6ulen unieres Staatcs 5lr
3eit GROCER als er ie 5upor gelocien
lit.
Sn Ben slrnolo ftor5 inl o8.
2ebensiabre Sscar Sd)minae.
ST mar in Dresden ge6orcn llnb
panoerte 1884 nod Seras aus. er
nobnte 5uerit in slultin ilro lieb
ii6 ipater auf Der Sarm IN Milam
GollnfD nieoer. @r binterlaBt ssram
.uno 7 8in6er.
glm Sainltag ipar Ser 8osfer,
itono oes 9fio @raitoe BEL Yro,p1s.
bile 5mei SUB bober ipie BEL oe,n
eroBen Sohmaiier im ueraonscnen
Sabre. ssSn Der ga1t ooroni iieI
oas Waiier 1no iebt lit aae gefabr
poriiber.
sSn Sallettspille lit ser Yreis
fir gaunpoaiolnell in Snlge ser
8ontnrren5 5lpiihen Sen Mliiblen OIL
Srte ltno ouslpartigen &..ufern anf
S26 per Sonne geitiegen.
8. q. 9tiebubr bon yren6am
lit als Regierungs 9elnonitra-
tlonss@gent olio @orllebcr ner
8erilfs INSTRUMENTATION fiir
Walbington County, ernohnt iuor-
oen.
Ser 9ompfer v;yrauffart" /,
Der om 5reitag bon @olnelton na1
9remen fubr, botte 14,G00 @allen
8alnmlpolie aelaoelL oie cincl gSert
bon 81 ,049,t25 boben.
@egen ser bermehrtcn Gin.
iponOerung ii6er Soreoo lueloen sort
8pei tueitere Snipeftoren amgeftellt
meroen.
@om 5. Bis IA. 0e3enber miro
in Soulton Der bon Neeern peran.
ltaltete v0e-Go-2oc" "-@orrtino( obge-
balten. Son riidiparts qeleicn 6eibt
es Goloreo; man liebt. oob bie
Sdmar5en bon ben @eiBen al,h
in Der ltmitellung Der gSitter ler-
men.
@ol. 8. 5. 8olf, (Sencral-
9(eent Ser Sonto Sc gobn. ser oen
Staot griinolid bereiit hai f1Get
Die oiesiGbrige 8anmmoGernte IN
Seros auf 3,225,000 8ollen.
90. 3oell, ser @altnaroIlc nMb
Oooflmt fubr, ficl bonn SSoNrm lmo
pur0e Ihtper berlest.
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8redlt midlt sMiammen.

Sbmere Mnfor0erungen az sic
2ebensorgane beruriahen eillc1 gu
iammenbrub. Wan fanG @fagerl,
2eber, Nieren ooer geerpe,l l,ift
iiberbiiroen, obne S6aben an feiben.
electric 9itters lit bas Sduntnlittel
oaeeeen. Msrs. s. 6. San Sc Sanbe,
airflano, Sa., idreibt: o9as if I'M
ter oreimonatliden i6meren aniirell.
gungen nidt 5uiammenbrad), ber-
oanfe ib nur oen electric 9ittcrs. +"
SOC ben allen Druggiiten.
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eestt Neelu Orleans 1tlirsie

Sn Nep Orleans ltlirsie eos
Iiltnnlobil BON 2bolnns 9sDttlcr IN
ipelhem er nit 5pei sSrelnoen mo
orei Gboriltinlen elmer Gallocoillc.
gruppe lob morgens 4 ll9r als lie
pom elmer 9(usfobrt nod) heal Spa.
nib Sort 5uriidfanlet in 5olgc ln-
uerniinftig ihnellen Sabrens il ocn
lid m Der StroBe elltlang 5ie6enotn
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-11
CONVINCED THAT Mr.. ROOSEVELT
WILL NOT RECEIPT ANY OFFICE
Warrington Dawson Companion of Expdent African Hun
Declares Latter Firm in Decision to Remain
Private Citizen.

previous admonition to hts friends pot
to write him In reference to poitticA
matters. he has, within the past yeafs
been almost absolutely out OF touch
with the political game in this conn
try. and / know from personal CON
versations with him on the subject
that the freedom which he enjoyed
by reason Of having no part OF hsH
mind taken up with political matters
gave him an almost boyish delight.
Il should be very much surprised
II he consented to run for any office
whatEoeyer- in the -near- future a1d
esn only conceive of his running
for the presidency again in the event
Of national crisis OF the first mag
nitude
.The trip of the Roosevelt party
through Uganda was remarkable for
the ease with which 1t was nccufn-
plished. The danger involved has ap-
parentiy been greatly magnified hero.
as the line of march was so carefully
planned as to avoid all the regions
where the sleeping sickness Ia prevA-
lent. and none of the party was ever
within the danger zone"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-11
WILLIAM AND MARY
TEAM LOOKS GOOD
Captain Driver Has Large Number
Of Applications for Positions
on Team.

WILLIAMSBURG. March IL
Captain Driver, OF the William and
Mar College baseball team, has his
men out for practices every day now
and 1t is anticipated that the coli
Icgjans will have a fast team thus
season. A large number OF canda-
dates are out and some promising
material has shown ups
The following schedule has been ar
ranged by Manager Graves.
March 2S--Delaware College, al
williamsburg.
Aprll 2--Medicai College of vlr-
GINA. at Williamsburg.
April Virginia Military Instt-
tute. at I4es :. ton.
Aprll 7--.yashinston and Leo. a.
Lexington.
Woodbury. Forest.
April S--Stauntpn Military Acade-
my tpcnding), at slaunton,
April DECENTRALIZATION, at ASH
land
iiamshurg.
April 30--McGuire school, az Will
liamsburg, :
May Sidney. at Hamp-
MAJ is--fIampden- SIDNEY. 1t wri
liza msbnrg.
May Richmond College, IT VIII.
liamr tirg. s,g .ss3.
May 25--Richmoud 6oiIeGo ~ Wtt-
liamshurE