Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

nAproRp. M. October .5-tsaec:al)
hfac. The bus,:e and excitement, incident
e lie fair last week. Ra&rord las SCI
tied down TO her usual quiet.
Na:t7e this year. as last, smiled on the
association. TIE weather being ideal. from
star, to finish. Great credit is due ex-
Governor Tyler, president, and Mr. Bal
Tyler secretary. for the energy, en;husi-
ASA. and tact with which the fair was
managed
= vote OF thanks was extended to Alr.
TYLER oy The horsemea at the close OF the
fair. for the courtesy. fairness. and
busiaess-l!ke manner with which he had
treated them. together with the wish that
BE- would he continued by tho association
es secretary. next year.
Mi TYLER. who IS q son Of the eN-Cov-
erncr's Is q, young lawyer Of Last Rad
ford The efficient manner in which he
handled the fair was 4 feather IN his
oap. IS TO business capacity. while the
courtesy and consideration which lie
eaoZred 10 everyone. even under the mos
trying circumstances. won him many
.Sie;Gs.
kentucky King. the prize saddle stallion
,wned by Hon. Luther Moore. of Tazcwel
vas purchased at the fair ~ Mr.. Haynes
=. Morgan, Of Snyth county.
Queen Esther, owned by Christ, OF LEi1-
cIburg was bought by Mr.. o. Jordan,
county treasurer Of Pulaski, whose hand-
some thocoughbreds, Meadow Maid and
Sat Denial ran their maiden race at the
District Fair last week.
At WstheviiIc Reunion.
General C. c. Wharton ard a large num-
Ser Of Confederate veterans went up TO
WE-theviile Wednesday to the State re-
union Miss Mary Ing'es, the attractive
DAUGHTER Of Mr.. -Al.ureEv InElcS, went as
SPONSOR to the c. c. Wharton Camp. She
was accompanied by iler father and sis
Ter Miss Elizabeth N5,e was her maid OF
honor She was accompanied by her
father. Dr.. ". T. Nyc; her sister, Miss
Emma Nyc and their gorerncSs, Mrs.
File. Meade Clark. OF atlanta, Ga. Miss
NTe. who is taxing q course III art music,
and French at Virginia College, is an &C
couptished musician. ard has recently
exhibited remarkable artistic talent, her
pen and ink sketches. after only a few
weeks instruction. being narYels Of
beauty
aIr. Palmer St. Clair. Of the Norfolk
and Western, has been appointed train
master. 10 succeed Colonel William Bat
Ito and viii move his family to Roanoke.
Colonel Battle has been transferred 10
%crfoli. Captain James Robertson. q pas
;>engcr conductor, ot h0dnchc. succeeded
Nr. st Clair as assistant tTalIl-Ilaster,
ard viii bring his fanny ere
Miss -.aabclle Scott. after spending the
SCnl.2eT in Europe, is al home again, and
viii remain in Gadford until Christmas.
Miss Lucy BiESs returned MONDAY to
Salem. after visit to her friend. MISS
HIalite Wilson.
Mrs Chester Billiard and daughter of
Palestine, Tex. visited relatives in town
his week.
Colonel James Mann. OF Holloway, was
the guest OF Ex-Governor Tyler and family
the fret Of the week. on route for Wythe-
Vile. where lie made an address at The
Confederate reunion.
Mrs. Fannie L. FlsGen and dauShte''.
Miss CwenGolyn. Of Roanoke, were the
guests of Hrs. AIcNeal while attending
the fair last week.
Miss Annie Caldwell had with her last
r,ecls, Miss lucy Cloyd, OF Dublin.
Miss Pearl Barnett. OF Roanoke. return
Cd home Thursday. after spending the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Wade
Taylor.
At the Horse Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Harvey, Miss sane
Pickett Smith. Mr.. Fields BALDWIN, MI
and Mrs Coleman. NJ ard MRS. do,e.
ar6 Mr. G. "A. Sullivan were aihc.s ne
Radford people Who '1''e-ii1o
burg horse show ---e
1JTs \ a. PhIegar and daughter, Mss
~ar,- Of Cflr.stiansburg, were the guests
&C Mrs. II. A Wilson last week
Miss Jennie Goldberg, a sister OF MI
Max Goldberg of East tsadiord' "!iI ~
married Sunday. at the ODD feiIoM
Hall. 20 III. Sol. NasiTte-- q i>oa 80
The ceremony VIII ta , 5+a a., ,oceT-
O'clock, and viii be followed by q ttesi
40. al the Hotel Norwcoa- SIX hunofeo
Invitations have been issued
Nre Ira Van Doren and children. Oh
Pulaski CITY, visited Mrs W b taud
last week, We
Colonel and Hrs. J. L. Miller and 4l.s.
7-z-;,, Miller attended the Heuse--licI'Aoh
LIN. ~ Christianshu-s Wednesday,
air a ". Davis, OF Eliislo.'' ias
ccnte3 n position as night operator at
Last Radfo-d. w
Wright on Wednesday
Colonel and Mrs. George w Niles al.o
Miss Mary Miles. We're guests Oh -li .
Tanning Miles last week.
Ex-Governor Tyler left TUESDAY lor Nor
folk, as a delegate to me SYNOD. lie "s.s
ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Tyler, who went 10
visit her son, Major Heth Tyler, lawyer
81 Norfolk.
Miss Alma Crabtree. of Crabuee
Springs was the guest ot Miss Julia Bul-
lard last week.
There viii be a meeting Of the officers
OF the Southwest Virginia Agricultural
and Livestock Association Monday at the
West End Hotel
a daughter was born TO MI. ana MIS-.
Putnam Adams Tuesday.
The Hastings Court convened Monday,
and will be in session until this evening
Verdict Against Express Company
The suit of Max Goldberg against the
Southern Express Company FOR statutory
penalty. because OF excessive charges on
package from Philadelphia TO last han-
FORD. resulted in q verdict for the plalnth'
the sum Of 500 and costs. Coursei ioi