Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17
1DIDN' SEE THE SHOW
SENATOR BEvERIDGE RETURNS TO
WASHINGTON IN DISGUST.
WRECK KILLED HIS PLANS.
nut His Friend, A. G. co1yer. Jr.,
quet Valued mt T75 Went Begging
Restaurants Doing Big Business

Restaurants Doing big BUSINESS.
| The hotel corridors were black with
people last night. Seventy-three arrived
in one bunch, these being members OF the
fremen's association from Reading, Pa,
who registered at Ford's Hotel. at the
Lexington and at Murphy's the lobbles
were alive with men putting at their COLO
RADIO Maduros. The crowd attending the
Horse Show still sleeps in close quarters,
and cots are put up every night Inc
| restaurants are doing an enormous Dusl-
| ness, and coIfee-not mentioning other
beverag es-tiows like water. This lndl-
Gates that visitors are keeping late hours,
but are out for a good time.
| In the jefferson lobby, A. &. Colyor,
Jr., prominent Washington attorney,
told rafting story Of now he and ms
| friend Senator Beveridge, OF indiana,
missed the Horse Show. They lett that
| city yesterday afternoon en- route tor the
Jefferson. Mr.: Colyor, moreover, had
paid s75 for a Horse Show box last night.
| Besides, he had a large box OF maSnni-
cent flowers from a florist in the capital
city. The guests had been invited, and
an enjoyable time was anticipated.
| At Quantico, on the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad, SAID
| Mr.. Colyor, the train came to dead
! standsull. Still thinking OF the good
time IN prospect, the delay became OPP
| presslve; SO ne and Senator Beverage
| made private investigation. The result
was disgusting. One COW had derailed a
| freight locomotive, which blocked the
track for three and a half hours. and
| made the arriving time In Richmond too
! Ia tie to keep the engagement.
Mr.. ColyOr took a bracer and faced the
music but the disappointment was too
much for the Senator Thoroughly dis
gusted. Mr.. BeveridSe TOOK a passing
| train going the other way and returned
to Washington.
the notels. The registers snow names OF
people from all over this country and
parts of Canada.
AT THE JEFFERSON.
At the Jefferson tnere is real live
baron from Egypt-Baron Won Open
helm. Other guests are as follows:
Charles Ingram, Baltimore; A. E.
Humphreys, Frank Cox, Charleston, w.
Va; 7. A. Lamb, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. P. NJ. Mowry, MontcIar N j.;
Ezra A. futile, n. y; Mrs f. c. II.
Bullock, Philadelphia; w. H. Wilkins,
Bridgeton, Va; r. G. Mitchell, Browns
burg, Va; Charles Pfzer, New York;
By Cameron, Stagville, N. c.; Sidney "A.
Witherbee, City OF Mexico; DR.. n. Jack
son, Newport News; Mrs. Hight, New
port News; Mr.. and Mrs. John Spencer,
Williamsburg, Va; II. l.. Schwartz.
Hampton, Va; j. II. Wagner, Newport
States army; C. l.. Crane, Charleston,
w. Va; ]. H. bowman, New York:
James c. Gibson. Philadelphia: James
" Bickford, Buckroe Beach, Va; T. c.
Coleman, Baltimore; Miss l.. D. Lancey.
Norfolk: Miss Martin, Norfolk; G. K.
Collins. North Carolina; Miss B. Atllin-
son, city: Thomas Dalton, New York; H.
]. Simonds. New York; Mr.. and Mrs. j:
W. Hates, Richmond, Va; w. *. Gate
wood. NJ. D.. West Point. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs ]. D. Frost, Albany. N. y; c. c..
Palen. Norfolk; G. L. l.. Davis Philadel-
phia; Osgood Taijsen Philadelphia; W.
w. Williamson, Danvile; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo and child, Boston; M G. Gillette,
New York; DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Brown.
Chicago; E. A. Humphreys, North Caro-
lima; r. A. Campbell Baltimore; G. c.
Duren, New York; ]. A Early, Chicago;
0. II. P. Johnson, Washington: A. G.
Colyor, Jr, Washington.
GUESTS AT FoRDS.
w. G. Caputon. West Virginia; Thomas
J Hose, Lilesville. N. c.; Mrs. MacLean
B. Leath, Burksville, Va; Miss She!lie c.
Horne, Lilesvile, N. c.; c. S. Wood.
GAINESVILLE, Va; Volunteer Firemen's AS
ISOLATION. Reading Pa. seventy-three
members; w. E. Ennis and wife, Bowling
Green, Va; w. L. Burruss and wife.
Fredericksburg, Va; w. w. Phillips
Newport News, Va; Miss Lula A. Cam
Dol, Morrison, Va; w. II. Yates, Nor
folk, Va: f. II. Eastman, Washington,
d. c.; F. D. Drewry NJ. D., Virgilina;
Mrs and Mr.. T. G. Yetter, New York;
Fl. H. Carter. West Virginia; DR.. H. P.
Lacy, Hampden Sidney, Va; Mrs. Lacy,
Hampden Sidney, Va; Mrs. Whiting,
Hampden Sidney. Va; \. I'll. Wallace,
Fredericksburg. Va; X. N. Gonreck,
Fredericksburg. Va; B. r. Anderson and
wife, Baltimore; ]. T. Staples Grafton,
w. Va; c. w. Cofer, city; P. NJ. Brad
shaw, Alexandria; Mr. and Mrs. Stone
wall Niche, Charlottesville; Miss Helen
Niche. Charlottesville; f. P. Bournan,
Culpeper. Va; James Mitchell Hamp-
ton. Va; T. M. Dillard, Blackstone, Va;
R. F. billiard, Blackstone, Va; P. L..
Haymoree, Bowling Green, Va; r. w.
Crawford. city; H. T. Plummer and wife
and child, Portsmouth, Va; S. B. Nc
Master, Columbus S. c.; II. G. limos,
Virginia; w. H. Hudson. Virginia; G. j.
Thompson. Virginia.; Charles Carroll, Bal
timore; ]. S. Miller, Portsmouth, Va,
DR.. Chandler, Portsmouth, Va; DR.. Holla-
day, Portsmouth, Va; Dr. V. S. Cacpep-
per. Portsmouth, Va; c. Bonsman, Sara
toga, Ind: NJ. A. 4.onsman, Saratoga,
Ind; Bessie Bonsman, Saratoga, Ind;
James Southgate, Durham. N. c.; Mr..
Thomas D. Jones. Durham. n. c.: w. H.
Adams, Manassas; w. G. Hildebrand,
Fishersville; James a. Perry. Manquin,
Va; T. L. Warng. Manquin. Va; R. H.
Patterson, North Carolina; G. P. Byman,
Newport News; George l.. Hughes and
wife, Franklin, Va; R. P. Hamburger,
Lynchburg, Va; e. c. Leach and wife,
Newport News; L. C. Bristow and wife.
Newport News; Samuel Nicholson, Crewe,
Va; w. J. Wray, Sloan. Iowa.
AT THE LEXINGTON.
James K. Irving, J. P. Irving, Howards-
Vile. Va; J. B. Hubbard, ]. l.. Jones, w.
j. Barratt, Virgiliana, Va; F. S. Davis,
3. S.. Herring, c. r. Harper. ]. e. Eagle,
North Carolina; L. P. Shaner. Lynchburg.
Va; w. ]. Roberts, North Carolina;
James P. Payne New York; A. F. Pound,
] r. Hubbard, ]. r. Jones, Virgilina;
Jacob Battle. Jr., North Carolina; w. B.
Twilley, Baltimore; T. A. Saunders, c. a.
HUT, Ivor. Va; William :. Cook. New
York; H. F. Noyes. Jr.. Rutland, VT; ".
H. Hirst, A. NJ. Wall, Philadelphia; ]. H.
Alexander. Virginia. W. A lsaach Sill