The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
HENDERSON REPLY
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Answers Structures on Conduct
Of Lee and Jackson.
PRINTED in PAMPHLET FORM
The Well Known Author of:the orea'
Biography of jackson Comes 0aee
at General Longstree1 in v'sor>
Gus Fashion-o,her News.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times,
sTAUNrON. VA, Nov. I'm. me- ,,.
ing OF Stonewall Jackson Camp ..i11
was one OF much interest. eo.oA ,N.,.s,1,
derson British admlre1 u
has written q review OF dene :. ~.
streets book. In which ne ans
structures OF Lonsstreet upon .Ne
duct Of Jackson and Lee, "iAen
published in the English papers. fses. :.
William Jones obtained copy - ~
review and had few copies P1ii.eu -
pamphlet form. which ne olstt iuu . ~.
Captain James Bumsardner' IT, - e'.s
city. has in his possession one % .nsse
pamphlets, and at the earnest so1 l. 20
uon of the camp and othors captain
BumEardner gave very interesting
reading from It.
Mr. Charles Hequembours. manu1actuf-
Ing engineer OF the Virginia.
Chemical Company. of Richmond. IS IN
the city representing his company IN
closing the deal with J. w. Bodley for
the Bodley Wagon Works, which they
have recently purchased.
The ground is being surveyed. and IN
a few DAYS the machinery will be put in
for the manufactu Of fertilizers on
large scale.
A charter has been granted in the Cir
cult Court to the Virginia Machinery
Company" with a capital OF over fifty
thousand dollars. The company has
leased the car works at Basic City end
Will manufacture engines. machinery.
etc. The concern will employ large
number of hands. J.. A. Patterson. of
5Waynesboro. is president: NJ. ]. Fulton.
vice president. and T. A. Sammis. secre-
tary and treasurer. R. ". Crowder,s X,
G. Vance. ]. Frank Patterson. ]. A. Pat
terson. NJ J. Fulton. T. A. Samn1is. OF
Waynesboro, and e. B. McGahey and
]. B. McGahey, of Ellston, and Q. Harrel
OF Front Royal are the directors
The Basic Car Works building was re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. ]. A. Patter-
son. Of Waynesboro and the McGahey
Brothers leased the building from Mr..
Patterson. in which the company Will
carry on their shop.
A SOCIETY EVENT.
A pretty and largely attended society
event was the reception given at the
home of Mrs W. r. Tyree by Miss
Evelyn Tyree Wednesday evening. There
was a large attendance and every one
went away highly pleased with the hos
pitallty Of the home and the pleasant
evening spent.
Miss Tyree was assisted In receiving
the guests in the parlor by Miss Her
bert Mex. Smith and the two attractive
debuntantes. Miss Florence Tyree, dressed
In green null, and Miss Bessie Worth
'ington In tan muslin over silk: Mrs
James r. TAYLOR and Mrs. Lyman Chalk
ley. Refreshments were served by Misses
Anne and Sue Bell. May Young and Ross
lie Wl;ttle wearing white dresses and
pink sasheS.
Miss Clara Nothnagle. OF this city, is
visiting in Richmond.
Mrs. S. e. Bromberg. of Richmond. is
visiting her brother, Thomas Ewers. in
Staunton.
At the meeting of the Board of Super
v,sors, T. NJ. Smiley. Bruce Whitmore.
John G. Fulton and A. r. Gilkeson were.
appointed a committee to settle with
the Warm Springs and Harrisonburg
Turnpike Company. A. r. Gtlkeson was
appointed q member Of the Turnpike
Company until the settlement is con-
cluded. It was ordered that $500 appro-
priation be made for opening road in
Riyerheads District. Two hundred and
sixty-eight dollars was ordered to be ap-
propriated for constructing new road
IN Middle River District. An approprta-
ton of $500 was made for opening road
In North River District. On petition OF
John N. Alexander and others for road
In North River District. an appropria-
ton of S1,ol5 was made for the con-
struction OF this road and paying land
damages. On petition OF Road board OF
North River District. an appropriation
of sa51 was made for a road near Stokes
Vile. An additional appropriation OF $500
was made for the purpose OF compiet-
inr the bridge across South River, near
Collins place.
ROAD IMPROVEMENT.
Wonderful Improvements nave oeen
made in the condition OF the public
highways In the county. and especially
so in North River District. This adds
much value to property holders. The
Road Boards Of the different districts
OF the county are receiving much praise
and commentator from the general pub
lie for the great improvements in the
roads.
Mr.. Clayton shiplett Of Cold Springs.
and William Ramsey. of Deerfeld, this
county left this week for Idaho to try
their fortune in the West. They are
both energetic young men.
A colt belonging to Mr.. William Harms
berger, OF the county. that was bitten
by mad dog some weeks ago. has died
from the effects of hydrophobia. The
dog. at the same t,m> bit a hog on the
place and came, very near biting one of
the children. Over year ago. on the
premises OF Mr.. Harnsberger. mad dog
bit his little son. another boy and a man.
also COW. Mr. Harnsberger's little boy
and the man were cured at Johns Hop