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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-19

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thor.
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-19

bed victims than l dram n tincfure cubens
9 drama n tinrt,re rhus aromatic and l OF
comp. mud balmwoFt. Mix. The dose 4
10 TO IL drom In water one hour btfovs
meak.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-12-15
NO MAN SINCE LINCOLNSO
TRUSTED BY PEOPLE AS VIII SON
President Has Niched
CONFERENCE.-The the '
nancieS of Materialism.
tGeorge CreeI in the centuY-y. =

=
America is nation of tncurable
oreah1ers. The heart Of the people is
not found in iedsers, their aspirations
& = not expressed in profits. aud never
Ut any time have scnernes OF purely
material advancement possessed the
largest appeal
ms Is the explanation Of Woodrow
wilson. To attempt an Interpretation
OF MS hoId upon the popular imagina-
uon In terms of strict menta litv is t.
commit one S&elf To the patent alb
surolty that he is the first President
win oralns- Others have matched
hlfh IN intellectual grasp, and what
sets nm apart, even as il set Lincoln
apart. IS nothing else than an exact
comprehension of passionate idealism
as the anlmating impulse Of America.
VISION, spirit, ideals, without the
clue afforded by these dream words
Woodrow Wilson is blank, the
nlted states stammerins and unin-
tellible. Democracy never has been
and never can be, other thar Il theory
OF spiritual progress and those who
| view II as mere program of pros
| perlty place their feet in a blind path
1t may not be denied that almost
from the first these truths have been
challenged with persistency and skill.
4 base and destructive sordidness,
| nasquera ding as practically, has
| been offered as a substitute for the
sublime abstraction that jefferson
nodded into form, and derision has
| been trained constantly upon every
thing that could not be handled by
adding machines. IT is true, indeed,
| that the world has come 10 regard
| Us AS a race Of money -grubberS. nose
| caught in Ulls and horizon measured
by inches
This is only the work f d few how
ever commercial artist 0cracy. by
sinister control Of government. press
and pulpit, has been able to cast tho
surface OF things in shapes Of its oW1
desire, and it IS only in spasms Of re-
volt that the real thought and pur-
pose Of the great mass of people nave
gained expression.
The soul OF the many is found II
the far-fiung idealism of the Doclaro-
ton Of Independence. not in the eau
tiouS phrases of the Constitution
False prophets aud strange gods have
won no more than Gp-serVice. fol
deep III the heart Of the nation a.
abiding faith in the ultimate triumph
of love. justice. and brotherhood re
mains untouched. Financial genlu.
may be given its sorry day Of homage
yet its right TO control the destlnle
of America has never failed to he re
sisted, and the great money-maker
do not live N memory beEohd IN
reading of their wills
What larger conhrIhaIoI l. hetut'
, than the present impregnable position
Of Woodrow Wilson? He lacks color
. exhibits no mastery OF spectacuia
values, makes no dramatic tours, con
t tributes little to the thlnS ctlled ~
man interest, that queer newspape
compound of anecdOte and unconNen
tional incident: yet no man since In
coin has niChed himself SO lnerad!
: cabIy in the confidence Of the people
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-12-15

cont--le CT Fage Two. 3
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-12-15

lcont:nued G. rage T"o- ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

MaJor-General Noyeikon, who has
been appointed by the Gar 10 succeed
the late General Deduline as military
commandment of every palace in which
tho Emperor ana his family may hap
pen to DO residing, has long been an
aide de-camp of his sovereign. and is
son-in-law OF that General Count
Frederick who has ever since the
commencement of tho present reign
been minister of the imperial house
and supreme head of tho court, OF the
household and of tho administration
or the vast property OF Nicholas IT,
There is no one more devoted to the
Emperor and Empress or moro entire
~ in their confidence than old General
Count Frederick. who la probably the
most powerful man in the empire. and
certainty tho one who has most inilu-
enee on his imperial master 1t is
thanks to his assistance and support
that mt tho time when, some years
prior TO tho birth OF the young Care
witch, tho Car was Frustrated by n
severe attack of typhoid fever, and
hovered for several days between life
and death, the Empress was ablo to
prevent what he dreaded moro than
anything disc. namely, the appointments
or u regency during his illness. n
regency which would undoubtedly MT
that moment havo taken advantage OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Social and F Personal

The dance given by the German Club
of tho University OK Virginia last even
ing at Fry Springs, near Chnrlottes-
willie. was n beautiful affair in every
detail Among the girls who LEFT Rich :
mond Yesterday to attend the german
and the p. l.. Society dance Tonight
were Miss Janet Roy Montague, daugh-
OF Congressman and Mrs Andrew Jack
son Montague; Miss Therese Nurney,
Miss Virginia Shoope, William Miller
and VIII Truett.
deception for Visitors.
Several hundred guests, who includ-
ed many members OF the General As
sembiy and prominent Richmond peo-
Pic, were invited by Mrs. Beverley j..
AIunford yesterday afternoon from TO
Z o'clock TO meet Miss Ida Shaw King.
dean OF the Womcn's College at Brown
University. and Miss Eleanor Green,
of Providence. r. J. II was n brill
liant event, and the drawing-rooms OF
the Munford home. At 500 East Grace
street, were thronged with visitors
during receiving hours to meet the dis
tinguished guests OF honor. Dccora-
tons were In jonqu!ls and narcissus,
and big silver bowl of spring flowers
were used on the tea table. Mrs. Mum
ford received with Miss King and Miss
Green. and was assisted by Mrs Mel
villo q. Branch, Mrs. Robert u. Cabcll.
Mrs James Branch Cabcll. Mrs. Thomas
Burton Snead and Miss Virginia Nc
Kcnney. Several Of the younger So
ciety girls did tho honors In tho din
ing-room.
To Address Association.
Miss Eleanor Green. WHO is one OF
the directors of the Providence, X. !.
Visiting Nurse Association, and is
chairman of its committee on the SUI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
LITTLE EX-EMPEROR
IN FORBIDDEN CITY
the opportun,ty to counterfeit all his

the opportunity to counterfeit all his
projects of liberal reform.
AS commandment OF tho palaces, Cen
eral NoyeikoI will be responsible In
the eyes of the Emperor. and In those
of the government, as we'll as to the
entire nation, for the safety OF his
sovereign and OF tho latter's immedi-
ate family. lie will be the Cerborus. in
fact, Of tho Car. and, inasmuch as the
preservation OF the latter from harm.
particularly from the danger of assas-
sination, is n consideration that Is SUI
pcrtor TO all others. everything Is sub
ordinated to the measures which Cen
eral Noyeil1off may see 1T to inaugur-
ate with this object In View. That is
What renders the position OF command :
ant of tho palace one OF such great
Importance and power Everybody and
everything lave to give way to him
and to bend TO his orders. whom he
considers that tho safety OF his i'm
perial charges Is involved
President Grevy was compelled to
resign the chief masistracy OF the
French republic in December, 1887, for
having bestowed the Cross OF the
Legion Of Honor upon Edmond Blanc,
whose principal title to fame is that
he is tho chief owner of the public
gambling tables ut Monte Carlo.
1t may be recalled that the bestowal
of tho Cross of the Legion upon Ed
mond Blanc led TO such popular outcry
as to result in what was described ut
tho time as the Legion OF Honor
scandal, and to tho discovery that
Crews son-inlaw, Daniel Wilson,
who lived with his wife at the Elysee
had been engaged IN corrupt traffic
In connection with the bestowal Of
these decorations
Several OF the confederates of DIM
icl Wilson in tho AFFAIR wero sem
fenced 70 terms OF Imprisonment, but
Daniel Wilson, although indicted, was
never brought 10 Justice, owing To his
having taken advantage OF his resi-
dcncc at the ElySoo TO secure from the
Department OF Tho Interior and from
the prefecture of police, in his father
IN laws name. the dossiers or records
OF an immense number OF men In pub
lie life. which he threatened to publish
abroad If he were sent TO ja,l. Con
sequently he escaped punishment, I'm
return for the surrender OF the dos
siers in question.
II recall this ancient story, It is
because the present French Cabinet. OF
winch the unsaN Dry Joseph Caillauy is
the predominant member, has Just dis
tinguished itself by promoting Edmond
lfianc to tire rank OF officer of the Or
der OF the Legion of Honor 1t may
safely he taken for granted that the
hands both of President Poincare and
or the grand chancellor of the Legion
of Honor have been forced in the
matter
1t is perfectly truo that Edmond
Blanc has the finest racing stable i'm
France, and that lie has won tho
Grand PriN no less than three times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
RUNAWAY GIRL FOUND
WITH PARTISAN BELLE COMPANY

Orange, Va. January GA telegram
cast of the Partisan Belle. a travel
ing, company, which showed hero to-
night. The telegram requested that
the police keep n lookout for Pauline
Terry, a seventeen year-old girl OF
washington, d. c., who ran away from
her parents about two weeks ago. Ser
geant Winn found the girl In the cast
answering the description given She
was travelling under tho name OF
Pauhno Ross. He at once put her un-
Her two brothers arrived on a later
train and took their sstcr back to
Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Eight Year-Old Youth Kept in
Ignorance Of Fact He Is
No Longer Ruler.
ny La MAnaUIsE DE FoNTENoY.

bh LA MAN9tiSE DE fONlfNO1.
ID DOR little eX-Emperor Pu-Yl. who
lost his throne just two years
ago by virtue OF an edct OF the
late EmpressR Regent decrceing the es-
tablishment OF a republic, has been
Kept until now in Ignorance OF the
! fact that he is no longer sovereign OF
the i0o,oO0,o00 souls comprising the
population OF what was once known as
the Middle Kingdom.
y general impression prevails TO the
effect that he has been conveyed to one
of tho cities OF the interior, Sing Flu,
the ancient capital OF the empire.
where the reigning family sought
refuge mt the time OF the seizure of
Peking by the international forces
fourteen years ago, during the Boxer
rebellion. But this is not the case.
The boy remains secluded within the
innermost portion of the so-called For
hidden City, that IS TO say. In tho re-
cesses OF tho imperial palace at Picking,
which, with it's gardens. Is shut of
by lofty walls from the outer world.
Since Yuan Shih-Kai has been Prcsi-
dent of the republic, and its dictator,
and by his orders, the now eight-year-
old eX-Emperor is under the immedi-
ate care OF two of the deputy wives,
or rather deputy widows, OF the late
Emperor Kwang-Su. his education is
being provided by three tutors. two
Chinese and ono Mongol, while the
control and administration of his
household is confidcd TO the aged Man
chu noble, -Tchesu, ono OF the
most influential. honest and loyal of
the counseors and adhcrents of the
imperial family.
With regard 10 the princes of the
imperial house. most of whom were
permitted to retain their immense for
tunes, the majority of them have mi
grated from PekinE to rientsin, where
they live In considerable magniiicence
in the German concession OF the city.
The most prominent Of them is
Prince TsaiTao, who is completely
given up 10 horse racing and to other
forms OF sport. Two others, Prince
Kong and Prince Su. are believed to
harbor designs for the restoration OF
the monarchy, and are understood to
have had a hard In the recent rebel
lion of the southern provinces. Prince
Tsai-Tse, former Minister of Finance.
has been named by the President rs
keeper OF tho imperial graves, while
Prince PouTsun, who at one time was
designated as heir to the crown, has
also remained ut Pelsing, in his palace
and has become ono OF the principal
advisers and a6hercnts of Yuan Shih-
NaL Indeed. 1T was he who in q mill
tary uniform. OF European cut, induct-
cd Yuan -Shih-kai into office AS presi-
dent cn the 10th OF October last He
has long since cut off his pigtail, wears
nothing but European clothes, and may
be found nearly every afternoon play
ing billiards at the leading hotel in
Picking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
nYru-EInHl

Cape Cahrles, Va, January 2o.-East-
ern Shore society came in large num-
bers to picturesque Hangar's Episcopal
Church, at BridEetown to-day to wit
ness the marriage OF Miss Grace Floyd.
only daughter of DR.. G.. Fred Floyd,
to John Abbott Byrd. prominent
member OF the Accomac and Northamp-
ton bar, by the rector, Rev Edward
Burgess. The quaint old English cere-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

been seriously Ill for the past week,
is now much better.
Mrs, Arthur Kinsolying and her chill
dren. of Baltimore, arc visiting Mrs.
i. Seldom Bruce on West Franklin
Street for several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Parrish and Miss Elsie
Parrish have como to Gaffney. S. c.,
whero they Will be tho guests Of
friends.
DR.. 1. n. Ardan. of Bristol. Tenn, IL
the guest OF the Misses Roberts at
their residence, Z East Cary Street
Mrs. AIattio Durrett. OF this city, is
tho guest OF Mrs. G. G. Blanton In Caro-
line County for few days.
Mrs E. II. Vaughan, OF Newport
News. is visiting friends in this city
for n short time
Charles II Weber has returned to
his homo in Richmond, after a visit
to Norfolk.
Franklin Davis has returned to Caro-
line County, after short stay in this
city.
Mrs. Ernest E. Oseood is the quest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

mony was used. Mr. and Mrs Byrd
LETT on the afternoon express for an
extended Southern tour They will
visit points In Florida and Cuba. After
returning from the honeymoon they
VIII reside at Parksley. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Quality! Quality!
QUALITY

You get the quality when
YOU buy Gowans. Webster
defines quality as follows:
distinctive or peculiar char
acter or kind; distinctive trait,
power, capacity or virtue; dis
tinction or individuality"
That describes Gowans, King
OF EXternals. For all kinds OF
Inflammation, and all kinds OF
colds arc caused BY inflanma-
ton, Gowans is what you want
Gowans scatters Inflammation.
No dangerous fumes to inhale.
No dangerous drugs to take
inside. You just rub it on the
outside.
Buy a Bottle TO-DAY.
All Druggists
25c, soc and S1.OO.
Gowan Medical Co.
Concord, n. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

| of Mrs. John T. Harris at her homo In
Harrisonburg this week.
Miss Phoebe sattcrncld, of German
town, Pa, is visiting Miss Rebecca
Walker at 500 Park Avenue
Mrs. H. A. Moorenold, OF Hinton,
West Va, is the week end guest OF
her cousin, Mrs. W. ]. Loader, at tho
Gramon.
Mrs. warren Poole. of Newport News.
has as her guest this week. her broth
er, Clifford Gibson, OF this city.
| Mrs. Francis Byrd Winston. OF Min
ncapolis, arrived yesterday to be tho
guest of her cousin, Mrs. r. Z. Massie,
OF 4l2 East Grace Street.
A called meeting of Richmond Chap
ter, United Daughters OF the Confcd-
eracy. will be held at Lee Camp Hall
! this afternoon ut o'clock
Miss Josephine Pinckney has re-
turned to her homo in Charleston, S.
| c., after visiting relatives here.
| Little Henry Preston Dalton. step
son of Fendall C. Williams, who was
operated on at Memorial Hospital We'd
ncsday. Is now rapidly Improving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Miss Phoebe Satterhcld, OF German
town, Pa, is visiting Miss Rebecca
Walker at 500 Park Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

of Mrs. John II. Harris at her homo in
Harrisonburg this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

been seriously III for the past week,
Is now much better.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Emperor William and King Manuel
OF Portgual met tho other day for the
hrst tiine aince the lntter's marriages,
at the Castle or Sigmaringon, on the
occasion OF tho funeral OF the Dowagcr
irincess Leopold OF HohenZollern.
sister OF the late King Luis OF Portu-
Gai. After the obsequies were over,
Manuel had an Interview lasting over
Two hours with tho Kaiser, at which
no one else was present
II IL worth while mentioning this.
ms lt mas boon repeatedly asserted in
print. on both sides OF the Atlantic
that Emperor William had ndopted n
hostile attitude towards King Manuel.
and that ut the time Of his marriage
he had insisted that tho customary
honors should be withheld from him.
Copyright, 1914. by the Brentwood
COmDanvl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

But his wins have never been popu-
lar On Mt least two occasions at
tempts havo boon made to lynch him
on the race course, owing to the con-
viction OF tho public that his horses
had been run unfairly. And ut lcast
twice when no won the Grand Prix tho
President Of the republic for tho time
being has declined to extend to MIN
tho official congratulations customary
In such case; wMlo tho French Jockey
club has relentlessly excluded him
from Its portals
Tho promotion OF Edmond Blanc In
TIC order OF tho Legion of Honor can
not DO considered as contributing to
It's prestige. and cannot fail to evoke
memories of tho questionable circum-
stances under which hc obtained the
cross IN tho first place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Miss Winifred Crcnshaw, of this city
attended the johnston Dickson wed
ding In Norfolk on Wednesday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Miss Lucille Bray is visiting Miss
Margaret Grizzard at her llcrne in Sa
vannah. Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Mrs Charles Dana Gibson is the CUES
OF the Governor-General Of Canada and
the DUCHESS Of Connaught In Ottawa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Miss Josephine Pnckney has re-
turned TO her homo In Charleston, S.
G. after visiting relatives here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Mrs. warren Poole. OF Newport News.
has as her guest this week. her broth
err, Clifford Gibson, OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Mise Eloise Waldrop. OF Norfolk. +
The guest OF Miss Helen stevens, OF
floyd Avenue for a few DAYS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Mrs. Julia Grant Moore and he
daughters, Misses Julia and May Moore
have taken apartments at the Hote
Powhatan. In Washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

In and Out OF Town.
MIS- +. c. Meacham and Miss Grac
Meacham are leaving to-day for the.
home In New York. after a visit {
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Smyth, OF I'll
River Road.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Miss Mary Lohman. who has been
VISITING relatives here. has returned
to her home in Newport News.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-21
PRISON MUTINY ID
 BE INVESTIGATED
OKLAHOMA PRISON CONTROL BOARD TO PROBE REGENT
 FATAL MUTINY AT PRISON

McAlc9er. Okla. Jan. 20.-Dr A. K. West. H. E. Sheldon and Hal Jones. members of the board of pris- on control arrived here this morning to begin all investigation into the mutny yesterday in which former federal judge, three officials of the peniteutiary and three convicts were killed.
 To determine how David Koontz obtained possession of the revolver he carried and whether or not he had outside assistance in planning the escape will be about the only points for the board to clear up.
 The possibility of an investigation by special committee to be an- pointed by Gov Lee Cruce was also suggested here.
 There is no longer any excitement here over the mutiny. Warden Dick says that. other than encouragiuI yeHs, there was no demonstration and no attempt to escape on the part of the other conyicts.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-21

can stand a world of punishment and is always willing to take two blows for the opportunity of landing one He made q big hit with the crowd He was willing at all times and any boy who meets him will have his hands full Wade was the favor ite wi htthe crowd and there was no question about the decision rendered by Referee Frankie Schorr, of the Army and Navy Hospital.
 The bout between Kid Mitchell of Fort Smith and Young Shark2y of Chicago was so tame after two rounds of fighting brought fofth uo,h- ing better than pretty and d-l clte love taps" taht the lromoters CT. dered the men oW of the rims and this action made a big hit with the crowd
 Kid Theno of Oklahoma City and Kid Phillips of this city went four fast rounds, the decision going to the former Both are negro boys and mighty clever A battle royal" pre- ceded the bouts and was a hum mer" The next boxing carnival will be held at the lark one week from last night, the bill 10 be announced later.