The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-19
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nm TO almost complete !,nbeciii;y.
, ,inr rceessitat ted his being placed un-
mcTe reluctant 10 incur The uubiiclrv
lHcldental TO any commitment 10 =
:,, rinm So nc was sent OF 10 re-
sue III Paris. IN charge of n knenor
KIN whom he lived in retchcd ronnis
IN me Pantheon quarter Of the CAV
metropolis II used to be a pi;inbis
si,Eht 70 see the old man lettering
ahoui the streets OF the French car,i.
tai, almost In rnss, accompanied 81,
ms Keeper, who would follow him ,o
we ioW .,, taYerns. where the rev
tha purpose would be spent in drink
SIR Edwin died so suddenly that his
family became convinced that he lad
DTtn tne fle,lm OF foul plny. and In
rest Of the Keeper The inaEistcrlll
investigation ala not 90 far For ba
lore the second bearing SAME on THO
tkeehet committed suicide by hang
ing himself 10 The bars OF Mia cen
Sir Ehwins demise. found his eldest
son and namcsake. sir Edwin Ab.r-
crombic Dashwo0d. in New Zealand.
where he had beon living up 10 thai.
time an adveniurnis sort OF hand. Ia
mouth existence. az n gum digger
which IS about tho lowest form OF
i i In 4, Antip9des lie married
Miss Florence norton ano on dying
without Issue, loft everything thai IL
could T. her md nway from his young
e. brother and successor. the late Sir
robert with whom lie was on bid
terms ji
or course. Mitigation ensucd. and
among the rlosi Interesting features
Sew Zealand widow Lady Eastwood,
and her brother-in- law. sir Robert,
with regard 10 the noAscsalon OF tho
superb Gobelin tapestries which CON
Park ne Sow Zealand Lady BASH.
WOOD claimed them under her hushuu(i'e
VIII whereas sir Robert Very justiy
Insisted that they worc part hnl'ep;ir.
eel OF The cntaiIed property and .is
suen inalicnable hy his brother 'rhd
judge. on herring ;thul tiie ,.res (rs.
had been specially woven for the
rooms. 10 the walls OF which tiiey h..l
been attached by hattens FOR nearly
TWO hundred years. decided thit tney
they We're q hStvre OF the manor
house. and therefore part and parcel
Of The cntailpd property, ana az sQch
moi alicnahle
There IS another Eastwood Bar
onctcy, owned hy Sir George Dash
lated 70 Sir lohn. though descended
from the same stock. Sir George
couple Of years ago sold to young
Lord Lever and Melville hiz country
one Of the most beautiful and inn
portant places IN tho county. extend
Ing over an area Of several thousand
acres. In ancient times it belonged
Gaunt and Henry =. having made their
home there. The present mansion was
built at the beginning OF the cigh-
iecnth century. contains notable en-
amples OF Grlnl!ng Gibhons's carvings
and has an apartment called the Mon
key Room In consequence of the paint
ed ceiling. BY Claremont. on which are
portrayed number of monkeys on
gagged in field sports. There is only
one other ceiling OF the sort IN eXis-
terce. and IL was painted BY the Same
artist, in the listing lodge on Monkey
Island, on tho Thames. ncay raplow,
for the then Duke Of marlborough.
Emperor Nicholas is so often blam med
In this country for toleratinE we'll
nigh incrcdihic maltrcatment of pris
oners By their warders. that ii is
only fair TO him 10 cail attention 10
the fact that some twenty Of the lat
ter, employed In tho great prison or
Nikolalem. including the chief warder
of the prison and his two chief as
slstantS, have just been sentenced Ia
terms ranging from three years Ia
SIX months imprisonmcnt. with hard
lahor, ythe Circuit Court of Ilazan.t
Tor cruelty to inmates or the Nikolaieit
prison. In most instances the cruel
ty took the shape Of nogging the pris-
oners with OK tcn.ions.
eCopyriGht, 1911 by the Brentwood
Company