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MaInerp.

AND BEST AssoRrnfENTi
OF newest styles In millinery, suity.I
dresses, all kinds of ready made gar.
ments for ladies. misses and chill
drcn; alterations free. Small OK
penses means saving for you Also
line of pattern hats for the trado.
MRS JULIUS BEAR, 1929 e. Main
Street. ~ & 7S7T7 z;
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LOST. I.ADY's COLUMBIA cHAINI.Ess
wheel, model i02. cushion frame
coaster brake. Reward If returned
10 500 East Franklin street '
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LOST. IN THE JEFFERSON HOTEL.
lnvatory. Tuesday evening, one open
lace sold watch. Reward OF 81 If
returned w. II. LEE, Jefferson Ho-
tel. -, -
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By J. Thompson Brown & CO..
lib Main.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF E
MARSHALL STREET LOT.


BY virtue OF deed of trust from
F. L; Harding to the nnd ersgned.
dated July "a 1907. and recorded In
Richmond Chancery Court, Deed Book
1910, page 52l, to secure a note there
In described, default being made. and
being requested SO 10 do. we will sell
ut public auction. on the promises,
WEDNESDAY, MAY al.
at p. ".
lot of land. beginning Mt intersection
of north line OF Marshall Street with
enst line Of the old Fair Grounds,
thence running eastwardly and 'front.'
Ing on north line of Marshall Street
loo feet. and running back between
parallel lines northwardly along line
OF old Fair Grounds "a feet
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF sale
and to pay note OF $4,000. with interest
from July "a, 1907. to date. and bal
nnce In six months
GEORGE c. FITzHUGH
ALLEN G. COLLINS. Y
Trustees.
J. Thompson Brown & CO..
Auctioneers.
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Ya1.a.,1lrAI
$4,000,
$4,000,
5uifrnler Resorts.
Allegheny Inn
Observation-Disclosures.

1000 feet above sea level In the heart
OF the most picturesque mountain counl4
try Of Virginia. Wonderful scenic beauty
Ideal place for health seekers, over
worked people. the lover Of the beautiful.
Most exhilarating climate in America.
Abundance OF mineral springs: the best
OF waters. First-class amuscments. Fine
cuisine. It's the ideal place Write now
Tor descriptive booklet, rates and full
information
i Allegheny improvement Co.,
Main Line c. & o. Ry., si
Goshen, Va
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LARGE STEAM HEATER. IN GOOD
condition. suitable for hotel or apart
nent house. Price. 400. II. F.
J3I:RNfIARp e BIO. III L. Main St
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FOR SALE.
1908 w. Grace St.

A new and attractive detached dwell
ing, containing nine rooms, three bath
rooms and four wardrobe closets. Hot
water heat electric lights and all mod
ern convenicnces. Lot 30xlih feet,
Possession at once. Apply TO
HARVEY c.iBRoWN,
a07 East Main Street
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Virginia Military Institute

THE WEST POINT OF The SOUTH"
Collegiate end technical courses combined
with the rigid discipline o { an army post.
Virginia Cadets tuition free.
lexington. Va. Con. E. ". NICHOLS. sup,
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chancery Court OF the city Of Rich-
mond. rendered May 20. 1911, in the
suit OF Anna r. Georges eXors VS.
Robinson and ais. Will sell by public
auction, on the respective premises on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81. 1911.
the real estate above referred to.
HG) AT $500 o'clock u. NJ will sell
that comforta bile three story brick
residence, No. 100 North Third Street,
between Franklin and Grace streets.
containing about ten rooms, with the
lot upon which 1t stands. fronting
&c feet 5 IA Inches and running back
between parallel lines 20 feet Inches
Ing out to Fourth street. This Is n vol
located piece OF property. and Will
largely Increase IN value In the near
future. The house always rents we'll,
and should commend itself both to
spectators and investors.
u t2) ~ 900 o'clock P. NJ. will sell
that desirable two-storv eieht-room
dwelling, No io7 West Main street.
with tho lot upon which II stands.
fronting 5 feot and running hack
about 80 feet TO a public alley in the
rear. Main Street properties are logi-
cnlly moving up In values. because 1t
is rapidly becoming n business thor
ouGhfare.
TERMS: One-third ash. and the res
idue In two equal instruments ut six
and twelve months. for notes with In :
tereSt added, and title retained; or ali
cash. Mt the option OF the purchaser.
CARRIE NJ COLQUITT;
EXcc,ltrix OF y H. George, deceased
and Special Commissioners.
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Lost ann Dnu11u..

charm. diamond one side. initials
W. Oh the other Reward II lcft al
SUTTON g. CO.'S. l6 n. Ninth
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Seal GState fnr 8aIs.

Olt SALE,50- FOOT LOT ON STUART
nS,venue. $50 feet east OF Broad and
n:r!ain Street car line. fl SO. care
INES mes Dispatch. $50
\ BEAUTIFUL 6o-FOoT LOT ON THE
H9rth side OF Grove Avenue. near
Cleveland Street. 1919 deep. high
ana dry: u real snap, MS the owner
must have some cash at once: $50
per loot. Call at once. AMOS &
-- l-olN DEXTER. ITO Il. Main Street
iEETTY NEW HOME. IN BEAUTI-
wi grove. on Petersburg car line:
only 500: easy payments. AMOS e.
f.OllNDEXTER. lilo L. Main.
Q 2i SALE, NOS. 2t4 AND ZIG WEST
: = oroad. apply owner. 402 e. Clay st.
rCK SALE. BEAUTIFUL WATER
'front.' home all modern conTenienccs.
overIooklng Fortress Monroe, Namp-
ION Roads: boating. bathing. fishing:
ihrEe lawn. SHADE trees; two minutes'
"aik to car. For further informution
n pss s.. II. w. care Postmaster,
Buckroe Va
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ICE CREAM, 81 GALLON: ALL FLA
yors SOAIMA'S. Phone Monroe SCI.
WANTED. TO SELL BUILDING MA
teriol Apply TO w. S. SIhIMS, at
old ST. Clair Hotel, Ninth and Capt.
tOl
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NOW IS THE TIME TO LOOK YOUR
lawnmowcr over We have the only
sharpener south of Philad elphia that
VIII sharper 1t with a guarantee to
cut Ike new. JOE B1CKERSTAFF
1871 East Main lI ff,
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abnItfltnrs ann t.DuIesInvl.

WANTED. THREE GOOD SOLICITORS;
good household article; large COM
mission. Apply 2ll7 Park Avonuc,
between and this morning. II. r.
GRESHAM e1I48l8ia -l.y Ni4, Tl- Ea4.5tllf
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THE ELKTON HOTEL. T77I79gI7,
"A delightful summer home In the
Shenandoah Valley OF Virginia.; excel
lent table: pure air; lithia water; mod
ern conventences; open May l. MRS.
a. c. DRAWBAUGH. Elkton, Rocking
ham Co., Va HjIs1S
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0Manten.

s p o N Dbl 4 n d SMACH1NISRY an
! OF every description bought Mt full
value. Il CLARENCE COSBY, 1929 N
N CARY ST.. Phone sfRdfaoD ab2s El7t
WANTED. TO! BUY FOR CASH. FIOTJsE-
Madison 1854. m fig' 1850
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FOR RENT. FROM JUNE TO SEP
TENDER !. nice eight room, firnie he'd
mouse; oil conveniences. good neigh
oornood, In West End SEQ per
month. phone included. references
required. Box POS. City
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CIloCKETT -AnsENIc-II;;rI,uIjlII-A,

CROCKETT ARSENIC-LITHLA {%{
SPRINGS AND HAriIs. THEA
. Opens June 1st Elevation, 2.l50 feet.
Cyres Nervous Prostration, Dyspepsia
Rheumatic and Skin Troubles Malaria,
Kidney and Bladder Disorders and Fo-
male Irregularities Clears and benu-
TILES the complexion. Write for book
let. % .G NJ C. THOMAS
Crockett SprinEs Ya.Es
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS AND ExECU1 oR's
SALE OF
NOS. l09 NORTH THIRD STREET
i AND 427 WEST MAIN STREET AT
AUCTION.
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pr SALE (MAY RENTJ. MARKET
garden; good dwelling. water. out
houses: electric cars convenient
Vat -
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loArE VIEW COTTAGE,
The Blue Mountain House

IN THE HEART OF THE BLUE RIDGE
Supcrbiy located at elevation OF two thous
and feet, with unobstructed view of world.
famed Cumberland and shenandoah Valleys.
Modern In every detail: rooms with or with
out private baths. electric lights. telephones
hot and cold water throughout the house,
ENhtlarating atmosphere. beautiful scenery
delightful drives, excellent Riding Academy
Connected with hotel. Ill.S
For ratios. booklets etc, address BOND &.
GIBBONS, Belvcdero Hotel. baltimore Md
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&sal estate for Rent.

Qk RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
lots. box2IO: will rent from June
70 october | or longer For terms
aappiy e0ll Twenty-siXth Street Nor
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HOTEL. IROOyJOTS

Atlantic City n. H.
So. Carolina Ave. and Beach. Cap I6o; pri-
vate baths. running water in rooms eIeva-
tor. fine porches. music, white service Spe-
cial, $3.50 up weekly. Booklet. w. F. SHAW
n CENTS POSTAGE SECURES FULL IN
FORMATION of ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.
Z. All Hotels Amusementa, Streets, Beaches
Bathing. atc. a Handsomely illustrated
so Page OFFICIAL Guido With Only Cor
rect City Map Sent FREE by City Informa.
tion Bureau.
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B VIRTUE of certain deed OF trust
70 The undersigned trustees. dated May
ONCE of the Circuit Court OF Gooch-
iand county. Va. In Deep Book No 81.
page 43e. default having been made
and being required SO to do by the benz
ehciaries. We viii proceed to sell. on the
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foii RENT. ASHLAND HOME. FUR
niahed: rooms II 7I6, care Times
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Seal Gstafe for 5als.
A Large, Handsome Club
house

Located on Harbor Island Core Sound.
~ c.. about thirty miles from Beau
fort for sale or lease Terms reason
able. First story solid cement walls;
second story and attic frame. substan-
tally built. Contains in second story
nine comfortable he'd rooms; on the
first floor. good size living rooms. mod :
crn plumbing and toilet arrangement,
and a separate house for The cook. con-
tanning kitchen. adjoins the main
building and also II guide house. The
building is located on small island
containing about an acre OF ground.
Excellent shooting In tho neighbor-
hood--duck and wild geese, The sur
rounding country affords good sport
for hunting snipe. Wild turkeys, quail
and occasionally larger game Alum
dance of fresh FISH and oysters are
easily obtained nearby In the sound
The house Is conveniently located and
suited to sporting, purposes, or VIII
furnish n fine rendezvous for Yachts
men Mail boat passes twice day:
carries passengers.
For further particulars address
COLEMAN RANDOLPH II
Morristown. y. H.
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apftinn Scales. Ubts Zap.
BY McYcigh s. Glinn.
Real Estate Auctioneors.
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

OF
THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
KNOWN AS MOUNT BENARD."
SITUATED ON JAMES RIVER. NEAR
MAIDENS. IN THE COUNTY OF
GoOCiLAND. VA, AND CONTAIN
ING 500 ACRES. MORE OR LESS
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| FOR RENT. THE UNEXPIRED TERM
OF los East Grace Street. furnished
apply al above number. 4,
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7 hereby certify that the bond re-
anired Of the aforesaid special com
missioner has been duly given.
@ o. SAVILLr. 3
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TRAVELLING Statesmen 10 4 CARRY
on commission snappy line OF six
styles Of specialties in mems dress
H shoes to retail at SO. State expert
L enee and references. Address STAND.
ARD SHOE MANUFACTURING co.
3 Baltimore Md. 80 -
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BIG SALE or PARAsoLs.
SHOE REPAIRING.

75c HALTsoLE MEMS SHOES. soc
ladies'; every pair sewed: best leath-
er: no nails, no pegs. Royal rub
Der heels. csc. TredAir rubber heels.
zoe, leather heels rebuilt IKE new
Csc. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 7l6 East Main. Phone
Monroe 1861.
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a GENTLEMAN WITH $500 CASH TO
act as manager for Richmond and
the southern States for staple line
of goods not sold in the South
Strictly no opposition. Send for
particulars. NEW ERA SPECIAL
TY co. 200 w. Thirtyfourth street,
New York City.
DRUG STORE. ESTABLISHED OVER
30 years owner forced to sell on
account OF health Stock will in
yentory about $3.50. Rare oppor :.
tunity for hustler. Address c $50.
care Times Dispa tch
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5ituattnns 0Mlaurcn. 5Ilair.
Dflp @dnten, IT enaIf.

WANTED. LADY? sTENoGRS.APisHTIEIRil
at once. Apply TO W. r. 'NEWSOME,
Room 4. Ebell Bldg. or phone Mon
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CLEANING AND DYEISG SILKS,

WE MAKE 4 SPECIALITY OF CLEAN.
ing and dycinE silka. satins. laces.
furs. poEgcs, foulards, household
draperics- blankets. etc. Nothing TOO
diilcult. SITTER. Ny CLEANER,
i02 North Eighth Street. Phone Mad
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4utnnnhiles fnr &alp

AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT. SOLD. EXC
Shangcd: free repairs for one year.
include the following: "A1athewson,''
cost $500, nov. 1890 II. NJ. F.
$3.50; l?l .'interstate." $1,000; New
hudson" 1915; six-cylinder ODDS
mobile" $4,000: Chalmers" $500; ;
.Autocar.'' $3.50; Parry, Regal, REQ,
Buick. Franklin. Jackson. Rambler,
Thomas. Maxwell, from $3.50 up. and
many others. AUTOMOBILE EX-
CHANGE. 22ia2a West Broad Street
Monroe 1851.
BEAUTIFUL SEVEN PASSENGER.
$4,000 car. Will exchange for small
touring car. Apply AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE. 221 -e?s West Broa d
Street.
For SALE. AT $500, SECONDHAND
FRANKLIN. model D. five passenger au
tomobile; Bosch magnetic; fully
equipped with clock. Windshield and
speefometer: just overhauled. caui
with equipment. when new. over 49,
600 Apply p. o. Box 926. Richmond.
:.
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FOR RENT, 1920 GROVE AVENUE; II
rooms, CHAS. A. ROSE CO, 6 ~
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ARal Gstale 01tlar.ten.

WANTED, HOUSE rs CENTRAL LO-
cation. In good condition, by respon
sible professional party; not less
Dispatch
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sTENoGRAPHERi AND TYPEWRITER
TO start at small salary with al
vancement; must be good spaller and
accurate on machine Apply. stating
age, experience and salary expected
Il $50. care Times Dis patch.
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,Dnr 5ale.
FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. 615 Brook Avenue.

CHEAP. ALL KINDS OF SECOND-
hand mechanical tools Apply JET
EERSON LOAN OFFICE. 1905 East
Main Street 49,
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.Rnflteg.

JZultLHH.
EVERYBODY WANTS GOOD FRESH
4 vegetables. You can get them at
ALLARD'S at rea eonablc prices. viii
open Saturday. May 81, at Sixth
Z street Market. Stall No. H. =
PAlyNBROKERS AUCTION SALE
VIII sell by the direction of y. Cell
man. zig West Broad street. We'd Z
nesday, May 81, at 1890 O'Clock
al forfeited pledges, consisting of
diamonds, watches, jewelry, guns.
musical Instruments, clothing. etc.
Parties having forfeited pledges will
call and renow same before day OF
sale. c. C. BRIDGES.
----!.l ~ State Auctioneer.
IS HERE. GET YOUR
last years clothes out and phone
Will call. get and return your gnr-
ments intjA1 condition. SPITZER,
q MY CLEANER AND DYER. 102 N,
Eighth Street. III.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC 70 KNOW.
that JAIINKE BROS, jewelers.. 912i
Enst Main street. buy, sell. exchange
and REMOUNTs DIAMONDS IN THE
4 LATEST STYLES. Old gold and Sill
Yer always takon in exchange.
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FRIDAY. JUNE 80. 1911,
at / O'clock p N

oS " SiOSh NJ,
the above well-known farm, known as
"Mount Bernard" This tract OF land
contains about 500 acres. part of same
peing In low grounds and part high
land The improvements consist of a
brick dwelling house of six or eight
rooms and the usual outbuildings.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay tho
costs and expenses of executing this
trust. including trustees commits
sion OF per cent. all taxes and insur-
aEce premiums unpaid at the time OF
sale Of said real estate. and also a
ratable proportion of the taxes for the
year 1911, and note for 5000 and In
terest on same from May 4. 1911 to dny
OF snle: also note for $l666,88 and
interest on same from May 4. 1911. to
day OF sale. and credit as to n note
Tor 800, due May 4. 1872. and credit
as to note for 500. due May 4. 1918.
and credit as to note for 81 ,666.s6.
duo May Z. 1913: balance In two equal
instruments from day OF saIo for notes
with interest added. payable respec-
lively on May I, 1914, and May A, 1915.
and secured by deed OF trust on said
real estate, or for all Dash MS to said
residue. at the option OF tho purchaser.
r L. w. McVEIGH,
". P. GLINN.
Trustees
McyEIGH & GLINN. Auctioneers
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Dntil,rr---J3fE AMI aise sastufh
EoR SALE, Two GENUINE SU-JlN1 IoHfG6c
stein male calves Address j. I. a
y. Z. Mll.LER.. r. T. D. No. 3. City.
FOR SALE, TEN MICH COWS AND
;i5 calves NIL good; all fresh. Apply Mt
once. +. w. CABANISS. Ford Depot.
"A FEW "a CHOICE MALE ENGIJSu
Berkshire pigs for sale, $40 each.
Satisfnctio lon guarnh cod or money
n refunded; nine weeks old. T, G.,
a' POOL. virginia. Va s
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anpnt8 0GHntaD.

XGENTs X !; !; e ri CO., SISi I, < .
selling our automobile specially; send
for free particulars. SEWAR RID lSPE-
f.-. C[ALTY CO, Dept y, Hartford. Conn
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Want Ad. Rates

OWE CENT PER WORD
Rhen paid Ia advance. No Al
taken for loss than TEN
CENTS.
Fl NO ADS. TAX EN- For
LES THAN TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS when phonod in
or charged at the counter
Classification nor guaranteed
sHcr $50 r. M.
FOR BUSINE SIS CON.
TRACTS Phone Monroe / for
tho WANT AID. MAN 10 can
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gALESaIAN- EXpERIENCED .SAI.I3s-
man. familiar5with the grocery trade.
having had experience in the local
Held selling Specialtles through tho
1obber. State experience and refer
ences. Address p. o. Box 300, New
Orleans La Aie TG5 Il5 ig,'7 An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
CROWN PRINCE OF DENMARK.

Prior to his tour of the Danish West
Indies i'm the approaching fall. the
Crown Prince of Denmark will visit the
United States and Canada. and will be
entertained as a national guest here.
The Danish residents of New York Will
pay him especial honors, and il is likely
that he will 60 10 Beverly for his visit
with President Taft The Crown Prince
is forty-one years old. the son OF tho
reigning King Of Denmark, Frederick
VIII. is married. and has several chill
dren. His fun name is Christian Charles
Frederick Albert AlcXander william
Among his many other dignities he IL
chcvalicr of the knightly orders of the
Elephant. the Angels. -. Andrew, the
Black Eagle and the Turf of Gold The
Crown Princes brother Is King Haakon
Of Norway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
JAMESON LEE FINNEY.

Jameson Lee Finney. the American &C
tor, persisted the other day in "A fire at
the Carlton Hotel, London. which might
almost be described as trifing. for it was
confined to the sixth and seventh floors,
and the other guests many Of them
Americans escaped without difficulty.
He was born in st. Louis forty eight
years ago. His parents tried TO make
him an artist, but his bent for the thea
ire prevailed over the lure of water col
ors and oils. Finney first came into pub
lie notice about twenty years ago. for
his mastery stage delineations of de-
generate youths Of fashion. He played
"A long line of such characters, and be
fore taking his European holiday had
finished a successful engagement as the
villain in The Deep Purple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
LADY CHARLES BEREsFoRD.

Among other distinguished visitors the
Olympic brought here on Wednesday
were Admiral Lord Charles Beresford
and Lady Beresford. Picturesque as has
been the career of the bluff sailorman
and parliamentarian, the personality and
dongs Of his spouse are at least equally
interesting. In British society she is
known by the nickname of Dot \
struggle for social cminence betwiXt
Lady Fisher and Lady Beresford is said
10 have caused the Fisher Bere5ford
feud that strained the discipline of the
English navy during the Mediterranean
squadrons cvolutions off Malta few
years ago. Admiral Beresford's wife is
one Of the founders Of the Covent
Garden opera. Besides her social activ-
tiles she is keenly interested in books.
art and music She was married TO Lord
Charles in 1878. and is the daughter Of
the late Richard Gardner, a member Of
Parliament for Leicester.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
In Search of Soul
Continued from first page.

ingly attached 10 the body 10y fine luminous
threads.
Ensuing photographs showed that these
gradually condensed and became more
brilliant. Streaks Of light like fine threads
were also seen dartinG hither and thither
\ photograph taken fifteen minutes after
the death If his wife showed Or. Baraduc
that nuid cords had developed. partly On
oirclne the globes Of light.
An no. after her death n photograph
then taken showed the condensed globe
which obscurcd the head Of Mime. Baraduc
Cords appeared I'm the shape Of figure
eight closed AZ the top and opened ~ the
point nearest the body Finally, three
hours and half after death. well formed
globe rested above the body. apparently
held together by the enclrcling luminous
cords. which seemed To guide End control
n. AZ last the cords snapped one by one
and the CLONE fioated away and vanished.
Are these weird and grewsomr luminous
phenomena connected with the departure
of the auraA And can the aura be- the
physical manifestation of the soul? These
are two questions that need to be authori-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
REAR ADMIRAL SCHROEDER. U. S. N.

in accordance with the regulations Of
the navy. Rear Admiral Seaton Schroe-
der. having attained his sixty-second
birthday anniversary on August IL, re-
tired from active service. lie was APP
pointed To Annapolis by President Lin
coin. i'm 1864 and was graduated in 1868.
one Of the most interesting incidents OF
Admiral Schroeder's career occurred in
1S79-'SO. when ne helped remove the obe-
lisk from Egypt across the seas to cCn-
tral Park, i'm this city. In the Spanish
American naval actions he distinguished
himself as executive officer Of the bat
tleship Massachusetts. and was adj
ysnced three numbers in rank. Promo
lion 10 the rank OF rear admiral came a
few wears later. Schroeder was me #
the highly praised officers VINO took the
Atlantic feet on its wonderful cruise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-20
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN eERAeHTY

The nine days wonder of the Newport
runaway marriage furnishes an endless
theme for gossip in and out Of society.
"Jack" Geraghty. the handsome chauf-
feur. and Miss Julia French, now Mrs.
Jack" who eloped with him. were mar
ried again last week. this time by a Ro-
man Catholic priest. They are living
with a relative of the bridegroom.
There has been some talk that Mrs.
Gersghty would be reconciled with her
family. the Newport Trenches. but her
chauffeur husband intimates that he is
amply able TO take care Of her, being
part owner Of a garage. Among the
brides well known relatives are Amos
Tuck French, the banker, and Mrs. Elsie
French Vanderbilt, the former wife Of
Alfred GWynne Vanderbilt.