The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-21

coal lands and railway lines in Southwest
Virglni aand East Tennessee and West
Virginia, is in the city. guest at MUIR
phys.
New York is having one Of the hottest
campaigns on record for the mayoralty
of the greater city," said a. travelling
man from the big burg last night at the
Jefferson. 1.-THE Republicans and Flu
sionists are waglng q fierce campaign
against Tammany. and are resorting to
all sorts, of devices to arouse popular
hostility against that organization. Near
my place OF business Is a live tiger in a
cage; with the inscription beneath: Do
you wisfh to release him again?' This
Is but one of many devices used The
Democrats are charging the Republicans
with responsibility for the pancky con-
ditions. There are many meetings, with
speaking. and the city is being greatly
aroused Unless conditions rapidly i'm.
prove in the money and stock markets
1t will endanger Mr.. Roosevelts pros
poets Of denomination
At the Jefferson Hotel is ono of the
best known travelling men on the road,
Mr.. George l.. Marshall, of Columbus.
Ohio, who is accompanied by his wife.
Mr.. Marshall is the author OF volume
of good stories of life on the road, en-
titled over Rail and Gross Ties" which
has had good sale among the knights OF
the grip.
Other VirEinIans at Murphy's are: Mrs
Hargrave, West Point; Mr. j.. Graham
Davidson. of Millboro; j. w. Davis New
port News. S. Holman and wife, of
Norfolk; z. i. Cunningham of Norfolk,
past grand chancellor Of knights Of
Pythias of Virginia; George w. Bedell,
of Curtis: James S, Richards and wife
of Bowling Green Captain James e.
King. of a Iexandria; j. i, PEBBLES, Nor
folk; S. M Shepherd. Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway; Captain P, Thornton
Marye. n well known Newport News
architect; Colonel John S, Cunningham,
president OF the North Carolina To-
bncco Growers Association, and Mr.. W.
e. Harris, Of sabot.
At the Lexington Hotel are these Viz
glnians: r. A, Lapsev. Jr, Washingtc.
and Lee University; p. T. Barrow, Jr,.
DarvIle' G.. RI, Wnunch, Norfolk; ], A,
Fulton, Staunton: C, B. Hewitt, c. S,
Hewitt. Norfolk; George W. Butts,
Chuckntuck w. S. Dorrier. Scottsville;
Robert r, Hubbard, Buckingham A, NJ,
Beard. Roanoke; w. S, Wing, Green
Bay; j. NJ, McCayo, Keysvllle.
The Powhaton Hotel did a thriving
business In lodgings during Horse Show
week, but the hotel has not yet opened
regularly. i ne ulhHS TooH ildS Ilol Yet
begun operations.
These arrivals at the Jefferson are
recorded on the register Of that hostelry:
A. II, Edgerton, Goldshoro N c.; j. @,
Nichols, s. w. Harbell, Charles ]. Ly-
man, II, n. Turner, Josh W. Maver,
George II. Ping, Joseph Bailey and wife
Anna G. Bailey; Ella x. Bailey, O. Kauf-
mann, New York: Paul schenck. Green's
horo; Walter Werner, ST. Louis r, D
Renson ana wife, Passalc. N, j., O. B,
BENSON and wife, Oswego, n, y: Miss
Benson. Titusyille, Pa. George T. Hin
ton, Baltimore: Rnv !, Ranta and wife,
Lima o.: N. G, TinsIev, Trenton n, j.:
j. w. Thacl-stnn, North Carolina; Mr.,
and Mrs George l.. Marshall, Column
hus o., Mr. ard Mrs Rroon'rd Okie
Devon, Pa. Mr., and Mrs, Charles It.
Smith, New Britain, Conn; Mr., and
Mrs j. w. Tuckerman, Rostoni w. r,
Wilde. Ravonne, NJ j.; James Humes,
Philadelnhs Mr., and Mrs, C. w, Grav-
att Marshal, Gravett, Port Royal, va
NJ. j. Rravton, n, 7, Iohnson, l'tica,
NJ Y; George n. Ornsten Philade'nhlai
Edna +. venohle. Katherine Nenabe
San 500 0hisro Cal; II. *, Hobart
washinGtan D. G,