The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-29
FOUNDING OF INSTITUTE
AT HAMPTON CELEBRATED
Address Delivered ny Dir. Il. W. Schauf.
Observation-Disclosures Veterans
Elect Oiilccrs

Hampton, Va, January 2S.--The
eighteenth annual celebration OF the
Agricultural Institute was observed
in the gymnasium OF the school this
afternoo', at 3 o'clock. Or. L. W.
came here with General Samuel G.
Armstrong, Ia start the negro and In
dian school, delivered the address ana
paid high tribute TO Genral Arm
strons's chnraetcr and the work which
he left behind him in the school At
this place. y number OF prominent
educators from the North were pres
ent at the exercises
The board of directors of the Dixie
Hospital and Training School for
Nurses has about completed arrange
mcnts with Hampton contractors Tor
the erection of a splendid new hos
Dital building 10 cost $Gl,lSl The
building will be erected in East Queen
street on the old home site OF I'resi-
dent Tyler, which was recently pur-
chased by the hospital authorities. The
site cost 100000. and when the hos
pital has been equipped It is under
equipment Will cost little more than
100000. The Dixie Hospital is prob
ablJ the only institution for the tran.
( ing Of negro ,,,, nurses alone in tho South
Confederate Veterans, held its annual
election of officers last night. Sheriff
Il. Is. curtis, who has been command
CT for fifteen years, was again unani-
mously chosen as Inc camp leader
Other officers selected were: First
l.icuteilant- Commander, r. II. Richard
SON Second L,Gutenant- commander. c.
Westwood; Adtutant, ]. r. Haw; Color.
Sergeant, r. e. Hali; vIdettes, Robert
M NJ, s, and and NJ F. Burke; guar
lain. Rev. +. b, Mcsparran; Surgeon,
James Mitchell, grandmother of the
Virginia odd-Fellows, left to-day for
IDNtln- N.
Will begin a visitation Of three weeks
TO lodges of the order In that sec
ton OF Virginia.
DR.. j. Wilton Hope, who was called
10 Winchester Thursday by the Sc
rious illness of Mrs. Hopes father,
pr. William S.. Love, returned to his
surgeon Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway and a widely known physic Il, n
In the Valley of Virginia, is iii with
pneumonia. Or. Love Is seventy six
William Cunningham and .daugh-
ington, are here to-day to attend tho
funeral OF Mrs Emma j. Baines. who
died suddenly in her home Thursday
night.
Thc Rev. John Anderson Jayne. d.
H., for the past TWO years pastor OF
Tie Church of Christ. left to-day for
Bryan, O., where he has accepted a
call to the pastorate of the Church
OF Christ In that city. DR.. and Mrs.
Jayne made a number of warm per-
sonal friends during their stay In this
city.
j. Howard Bonneville, educational
editor on, the philadelphia Press is
here to be with HIS father Captain
Columbus j. Bonneville, who is en-
ireniGly III with paralysis In his RESI-.
dence In Hope Street
II. Frank Iouchens. ticket agent OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio in Hampton.
and L. V. Sherrell, Phoebus mer-
chant, were painfully injured this
they were going from Hampton to
Phoebus, turned turtle and threw them
into p ditch. Mr.. IIouchcns had his
shoulder disiocated and was consider
ably bruised about tho body. while Mr..
Sherrell wrcnched his back in very
ser3Ee manner, ,i