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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-04
ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF CITY REALTY.
No. 824 Park Avenue to be Of
fered This Afternoon-Amer-
lean Bank Building.

One OF the most attractive sales al
public auction to-day will be that OF resi-
dence No. S2i Park Avenue This house Ii
handsome. elegbly located, substantial
~ constructed and we'll ventilated. It ID
built OF brick and has threo stories. N. w.
Bowe and r. M. Worthan, & Co. will
offer the property at 1870 o'clock. This IL
court sale.
Sutton & CO. will offer for sale this
afternoon also at 4:3O o'clock. No. 29l3
East Marshall Street This Is large
three story brick dwelling.
THIS firm will havc an unusually large
sale Of dwellings and other property to-
morrow at o'clock.
Excellent progress is now being made
on the American Bank building at Tenth
and Main Streets. In few days mos
the great steel ribs will rise above the
board wall around the lot into public
view. The construction OF this important
edifice. which marks an era In building
In this city, will be watched with Intense
interest.
The new hotel being erected for Mrs.
Atkinson on the site OF the old Washing
ton Tavern. which for few hours oil
tered Herman Blennerhassett upon his
arrival here In the summer OF 1897 to
stand trial with Aaron Burr for high
treason. is now full eight stories high.
and most Imposing structure. The roof
Oft will doubtless be the highest point in
Richmond. The top stories at present
tower far above tho ancient Capitol. The
suggestion has been made by travelling
men that Mrs. Atkinson call 1t the Wash
ington, instead OF the Richmond.
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HICKMAN ES
What the jolly School Principal Is Called
Nicknames never yet hurt a health,

What the jolly School Principal Is Called.
Nicknames never yet hurt healthy
man.
An Ohio lady tells good food story.
"Once, years ago, my sister, at that time
q woman OF thirty-hve. became so III
from nervous exhaustion that for two
years her life was despaired of. She had
suffered from dyspepsia since girl and
the nervous trouble OF course aggravated
thai, until 1t became impossible for her
tn. eat or take nourishment OF any kind
without intense suffering.
Like all persons affected with nervous
diseases she also suffered from insomn a.
and II was nothing unusual for her to
sleep only three hours out OF twenty,four.
AL the years she had been miserable
invalid her diet consisted almost entirely
OF milk and eggs. Finally Grape Nuts
came upon the market, and she tried IN $
food for breakfast, four teaspoontuls In
a. pint OF hot milk, and the change In her
condition was perfectly marvellous,
''She improved at once. and her face
has now grown round and fat as ! re-
membered 1t in girhood and the increase
III flesh has extended all over. She never
was weighed while an Invalid. so we car
not say Just how much she has gained
hut II is wonderful She now sleeps the
whole ght through, and all the mlser,
: able weakness and aches In head anG
neck are gone oHt IN aBdlH Wei arc
strong and happy. when II looked as
though she would never have any hap
p.ness on this earth again. All her neigh
bors look upon her recovery as mir
. acle.
1.-THE principal of the public schools II
our city is such strong advocate o.
Grape Nuts as brain food that ne hai
GAINED the nickname OF old Grape-Nuts.
but somehow or other he is SO Jolly ant
y IAnjthy his doesn't seem To cara Nam
given by Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich
Look in each package for a copy OF tn
famous little book. THE Road to Well
SvtJia -
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STOOD BESIDE "A FENCE WAITING.
He waited. and waited, and waite
til he tho ght lat, 4 er all, he was 60 nS
tn be disappointed. and he was Just e--o..
to give it all up and go back to his home
when along came girl.
,Ah! here she Is" he thought, and when
she patted him on the neck and said:
Come along lammie.'' he was just as
pleased as he could possibly be-.
They went down the road together for
some distance until the lamb remembered
that he had forgotten to ask where they
were going.
We're not going to school," said the
why, aren't you Mary9" asked the
lamb in surprise.
"oh! no. indeed. My name is Betty.
replied the little girl.
'.Then I'm not Mary's little lamb after
ALL" cried the lamb In disappointment
."rhen shan't go with you,'
and he turned on his heels and rar
back home.
II never heard that Betty had a Ut
tie lamb anyway" he said to himself
as he crawled In under the fence,
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Social ana
Personal

report was recently circulated to
the effect that Miss Alberta Gallatin, the
actress, who is starring this season
In Ibsens Ghosts had been turned
down when she applied for admission as
nm honorary member OF the Norfolk. Va,
Chapter OF the Daughters OF the con-
federacy. This report has been inves-
tig4ted, and has been found to be entlre-
ly without foundation. 1t appears that the
Norfolk Chapter previous to Miss Gala
TINS application had decided that the roll
of honorary mem pership should be entire
ly abolished. There was nothing In tins
action, however, that reflected on the
actress. On the contrary prominent
member Of the Norfolk Chapter. Mrs.
Frank Anthony Wake. wired Miss Gala
tin that she would be welcomed as an
active member in any. chapter in tho
South, and, Furthermore, that Miss Gal
latin's godmother. who is no less lnl-
sonage than Mrs. jefferson Davis, wife
OF the President OF the Confedeia cy,
would be willing to act as sponsor tor iler
membership.
There is perhaps no woman OF southern
lineage who is more entitled to meln-
bershlp in the Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy than Mss Gallatn, inasmucn as
she is daughter OF Brigadier- General
Albert Gallatin jenkins, who lost his life
for the southern cause. When Mrs. Davis
acted as godnother, the godfather OF the
actress was Mr.. jefferson DAVIS. the ce T.
mory occurring in st. Louis In 1870. The
untrue report concerning the Norfolk
Chapters attitude towards Miss Gala
TN has stirred up feeling of lndlgna-
ton IN the various chapters of the DauGh-
tiers OF the Confederacy. In every. city
which she has visited on her present
tour OF the South Miss Gallatin has been
warmly welcomed and Aonored by the
members Of this association.
The actress father General Jenkins
was held In such esteem by his sur
viving comrades that several companies
of Confederate veterans in Virginia and
West Virginia bear his name. One OF Miss
Gallatin's most priceless mamentoes Is
medal which WAS presented to her by
the Confederate Camp Of Norfolk.
On Thursday. November 9Th. from 10
O'Clock throug hout the day, committee
of ladies' from, the Board OF Shelterlny
Arms Free Hospital, will be glad to re-
ceIve donations OF money. provisions and
house supplies for this. the only entirely
FREQ hospital in the city.
The work of this institution depends
solely on the generous contributions OF
the public, and all friends are kindly re-
aues,ed to remember the day with mate
rial aid thus sustaining the good deeds
accomplished by this most worthy charity.
Two Of Miss Aunspaugh's literature
classes VIII begin their courses to-day.
and will meet at the studio. No, slS East
Franklin Street
The postgraduate class will assemble
at 1880 a. NJ. The lades' class will meet
IN the afternoon at 4l5 sharp.
The Daughters Of ' the conrederaoy Will
raeet this afternoon In Lee Camp Hall
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El.KO.

Mrs. r. Fl. Kahl has returned after a
stay OF several weeks in Richmond.
Albert Furmnn has returned to his
home In Petersburg.
Ed. Furman left Monday to take charge
OF his tug boat. Malvern Hill"
p. B. VIM is on his vacation. Rufus
Purdam is substituting in his place as
agent and operator.
There will be pie party at Eberhardls
(afeadow Station) Wednesday night. The
proceeds will go to Antioch Baptist
Church.
This roll of honor pupils OF Antioch
school are as follows: Janneta Robins.
Ruth Robins, I.c'a Whtlock. Annie Whit:
lock. Belle Goddn. Lizzie Goode. Earl
Robbins, Sherwood Chester.
FOR THE D. OF L
Dabneys Hall was packed Monday
night to witness the entertainment given
for the benefit OF Central Council, NO.
20. Daughters of Liberty.
After the entertainment refreshments
we're served by Miss Sadie Warren, as
sisted -by host OF other ladies' The
entertainment wan in charge OF Mr.. Y.
Lowell, Mrs. L. Kahn. Miss Hazel Joynes
and Mr.. Henry Asher.
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Miss Alma Saunders, who has boon 8vis-
iting friends In Southwest Virginia, has
returned home.
Mr.. Hardin Bache, who has been Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs: W. 4.
gBache, has returned to Vandergrft. Pa.
Miss Ethel Scott, who has been visit
ing In Findlay Ohio. and Hinton, W. Va,
has returned home. x
after visit to Mrs. E. p. Goodwin. OF
Mr.. TommIe Smith, Of Brookland Park.
is visiting friends In Norfolk.
Mr. John Angst. Of Brook Road, is viz
iting In Charlottesville.
guest OF Mr.. Charles Roane, OF North
Miss Emma Christian, OF Fairfield, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. c. Christian.
of Strawberry Hill.
port News.
Mr.. Williams. Of Hoods Nursery. has
left for New York on business trip,
Miss Salle P. Gregory. OF King VIII
liam, is the guest OF NJ 8. Eva Cro1ton;
ting Mr.. and Mrs. i. 6. Mercer. Of Bon
Air. has returned home.
Miss Virginia Hughes, who has been
quite sick at her home on North Avenue,
has returned to school.
Mrs. r. o.. Jones, of washington. IS
Mr.. Howard Harlan has left for Ches-
ter. Pa, to visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Harlan.
Avenue, have moved to Ashland w..
where they win reside - IN A fu.aTs !. tn.
guest OF Miss Laura Jones.
Miss Maria Allen, who has been quite
sick at her home on North Avenue. Is
slowly improving.
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ANIMAL STORIES
FOR OUR
BOYS And GIRLS.

THE BRoKEN-HEARTED LAMB.
There was lamb who had read In a
book that Mary had a little lamb. He
thought that was such real nice little
poem and that slary was such real nice
little girl that he would like to be Mary's
lamb himself.
So he went out in the field and, stood
beside a fence in the hope that some
Girl whose name was Mary would como
along and take him to school with her
50 that he could actually BIO Mary's lit
tla Ioynh -sl =.
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Mr.. Troxler Promoted.

Mr.. George w. Troxler. for many years
general foreman of the Richmond Works
of the American Locomotive Company,
has been promoted to Superintendent Of
the works. vice Mr. F. A. Haughton. who
has been transferred to the Schenectady
Works.
Mr. Troxler has been EN- ployed with the
Richmond Works for the last fifteen
years, and the news of his deserved pro-
motion will be read with. pleasure by his
numerous friends.
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peck and His Mother-in-Law.
CHESTNUT HILL
AND HIGHLAND PARK

Miss Camme Cary entertained quite
number Of friends Friday evening from
to o O. clock at a Halloween Party at
her home. near Highland Park. Quite an
enjoyab BILE afternoon was spent by all
present. Quite number OF Halloween"
games were played, after which refresh
ments were served. Among those p, esent
may be mentioned Misses Ida Catlln.
Louise Marshall. Hattie Goodwin. Car
rie Rennie. Mildred Clarke, Gladys Live
Phyllss Taylor, Emily and Roy Cross.
Marian Starke and Sue Starke. Virginia
Fleming, jamie Gaines. Josie Fleming.
Elizabe Spratley. Elizabeth Taylor and
Eleanor Enslow; Masters Charles Cross
Charles Vaughan, Charlie Gaines. Frank
Wingfield, Lynn Enslow. Andrew Flem-
Ing, Thomas Royal. Archie and George
Cary.
MI. and Mrs Phillips and children
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson. of
Rev. William Mac. White. OF Peters
burg, has been visiting friends on the
The Young Peoples Finch Club will
Friday evening be entertained by Miss
Mr.. Willie BEDFORD, who was operated
on several days ago for appendicitis at
the Memorial Hospital. is still improving.
Miss Rochet Mckinney. OF Farmyllle
Va, who has been visiting her cousin
Mrs. D, x. Walthall. returned hons
Church Hill have been visiting their
aunt. Mrs, Richard Sale,
Mr.. Willie Huxter, who has. been the
guest OF his parents for the past two
weeks, left Monday for Charles CITY
county.
huIA HALL Outfn n
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Mr.. august" Returns.

Mr.. august Slmonpetri, head OF the
August Grocery Company, has returned
from visit to Europe OF several months.
While abroad he visited Corsica. his ma
tive island. Other places OF interest Wis
Ion, Algiers. Versailles and Vincennes.
He served thirteen days In the French
army as secretary to the commandment at
Ajacclo. the capital of Corsica. and birth
place of Napoleon.
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ASSAULT DAY
FOR JUSTICE JOHN
several. Thcfts Also Dealt With
in Accordance With
Law.

Charles Lattimer is sorry he got out
on the street and said things contrary
( to the rules laid out by Chesterrei!d
The main reason that may cause the
sorrow is the fact that he had to put up
sl6 and costs for what he said.
Dora King contributed s. to the gen.
seral fund for striking w. Ann Russell
on her shawl and destroying the same.
Anderson Robinson stole q bag Of sugar
from j. w. Blanton and went to jail
for four months in consequence.
Charley Braxton got SIX months Tor
taking set Of harness belonging to
THOMAS Woodson beat ]. H. Morrell
with a stick ten dollars worth.
And Harry stetzer and Mrs. Blankcn-
ship each paid $3.50 for cursing each
other.
3. T. Day was charged $50 and put
under twelve months security on the
charge OF beating Josephine Frazloli
good.
The other cases were OF no moment
being simple drunks and small disorders
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Notice to Lee Camp.

The members of Lee Camp are re-
ouested to meet in uniform Friday morn
ing, November 9th. by 8 O'Clock, at Byrd
Street station. to go over to Petersburg
to attend the Crater reunion. The train
leaves at 0:03. This is simply a request.
but the commander of the camp hopes
4 large number OF members will go. The
occasion will be one of special interest
to all veterans.
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Annual Meeting.

The Local Assembly Of the Brotherhood
Of st. Andrew will hold its annual meet
ing at Sis O'Clock tomorrow night In
the lecture room Of Grace Episcopal
Church. Officers will be elected and
report will be made by the delegates
to the Denver convention. Addresses
will be delivered by Mr.. ]. c. Astrdo, OF
San Francisco. Cal, and DR.. John Mon
cure OF this city.
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AT THE ACADEMY.

From all the reports It would appear.
that Miss Gertrude Coghlan has scored
tren endous triumph In her new play.
THE Sword Of Justice" This Is mat
ter Of congratxatlon to her many friends
and admirers here. and, In fact. every
where-admirers who, two or three years
ago, predicted her future. 1t has been
said that Miss Coghlan took up her art
where her father laid 1t down. This 49,,
OF course, an evtravagant expression or
praise, but 1t does look as though she
was maintaining the Coghlan stage stand
ard remarkably we'll.
Her advancement in public esteem and
been unusual.
She has In three years become one OF
the most finished and forceful actresses
the American stage has ever known. The
Impression she makes upon her audience
is extraordinary. The new piece In which
she has scored such success this sea-
son. THE Sword OF Justice" which will
be presented here Friday and Saturday,
with Saturday matinee, was written by
the late Charles CoEhlan.
Colored Comedy.
day night will be the Smart Set" 1t
Is said that something like $4,000 has
been expended for costumes and scenery
and the sartorial display is brilliantly
beautiful.
"a Son Of Rest
That unique com ed1an. Nat NJ. Wills
In IA Son OF Rest, !" comes Monday next
This young man has been long and ia
vorably known as a monologue performer
in vaudeville. His characterization OF the
dusty roads" type OF individual has
accorded him much prominence and a
large remuneration.
"When Johnny Comes Marching
Home"
American to the backbone. positively
reeklng with patriotism. with neither an
Irish private, German sergeant nor
British war correspondent, such Is the
new comic opera, when Johnny Comes
Marching Home" which will be seen at
the Academy Tuesday. Wednesday and
Wednesday matinee. November 10th and
18th, and yet 1t Is the work OF two Eng
llshmen. Julian Edwards and Stanislaus
STANCE.
Peck and His Mother-in-Law.
The audiences at the BiJou matinee
yesterday afternoon was In every way
satisfactory In point of attendance. The
applause and laughter were almost con-
tinuous. The .'Hottentot and jungle
chorus. Is one OF the catchy features
OF the entertainment.
The audience last night was very dem
onstra tive, the several specialttes being
applauded to the echo. AS said yester-
day. the show has been, entirely rewrit-
| ten and reorganized this season, every
change being for the better.
! There will be matinees Thursday and
| Saturday. with performances each night
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Charters Granted.

granted by the Corporation Commission:
Greenesville Timber Company Qncorpo-
dent; ca pitai stock 81, 900 to $4,000.
American LoconiLs.Ve Appliance COM
pany, Alexandria; John Milton president;
capital stock Increased TO SfVO'ooo oy
amendment.
LaNevilie Club (lncorporated), War
wick county; II, A. Boyce, president;
capital stock $500 to 50,
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may be worn with or without either
cape or cape and stole. This makes the
pattern more desirable, for II there are
two little girls In the family, one mia III
have coat made with just the shoulder
cape alone, and the other might be just
the collar and stole, " thout the cape.
The only trimming necessary Is the ma
chine stitching, which always gives n
pretty finish. The sleeve Is the regular
coat sleeve. One might easily make this
little coat from an old discarded over
coat or serge skirt. Almost every wo-
man has an old walking skirt of good
material that would answer very nicely
for material for jacket.
Lady's cloth. serge, cheviot, SILK or vel
vet could be used in the construction,
and IL additional trimming Is desired,
wear a lace collar, or trim the corner S
of tho collar and ends of the stole with
little lace meda!llons,
No, 45l3,-S .zes three, four, five, six.
seven, eight, nine and ten years,
on receipt OF 10 cents this pattern will
| be sent to any address. All orders must
be directed to THE LITTLE FOLKS
| PATTERN CO., rs Fifth Avenue, New
| York. When ordering, please do not fall
| 10 mention number.
No. 45l3,
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Very Quiet Day

Business was practically suspended at
the city and State offices yesterday on
State officers and their clerks went home
to vote, but will BIO on duty to-day. Bui
few Of the courts were n session, ana
tho O We're not many callers az any ~
the public buildings,
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Revival Services.

The Rev. c. H. Buckholz of Abbey
VILE. S. c., is conducting series OF
revival services at the Venable Street
Baptist Church, Of the city. OF which
DR.. w. T. Dsrleux is the pastor. Large
congregations are In attendance each
night. Services will be held every day
this week at P. NJ
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DAILY FASHION HINTS
GIRLS SCHOOL COAT.

At this season of the year the school
girl needs a light coat for everyday
wear, one that Is not too "fussy" and
yet has certain amount Of style to 1t.
In the little model shown here the sea-
sons style Of stole collar adds to the
appearance OF the coat. although the coat
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REuNlO,y MAHONE'S BRIGADE,
BAL TIE Or The CRATER,
PETERSBURG. NOyEM Err e.leo3,
REDUCED HATES !.
VIA ATl.ANTl- COASTLlNE.

on account OF the above occasion tt.
line announces rate OF fifty cents for
the round trip from Richmond: tickets
good on all trains: on sale November
Eth and 9Th. with final return limit No
yember 7th. This line operates nine daily
trains each way between Richmond and
Petersburg, on quick and convenient
schedules. landing passengers at both
Appomattox and Washington Street sta
tions. For full particulars. apply 70
all agents, or
c. 8. CAMPBELL
Division PASSENGER Agent
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Marriage Licenses,

In the Hustlngs Court Yesterday the
following marriage licenses were issued,
Lieutenant Hairy Hodges. OF Nortolk. 70
Mss Addie Bowe, OF Richmond |, Colonel
John Murphy to Miss Louise Wllllams
tO'Conner,
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Indictment. Rendered..

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
Judgment, was rendered against the West
ern Union Telegraph Company IN favor
of Ida B. Rider for $780,
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'Commandery Inspected.

St Andrews commandery. X. r., was
inspected Monday night by Grand Com
rr.ander James Z. Alexander and staff.
1'he commandery paraded from Murphy's
Hotel to the Temple before tho Inspection,
headed by Iardella's Band
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Nav Now Practice.

Mr. A. s n y; Jr ye sSs eHa aass,
Court OF the city OF Richmond,
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Tho Colonial Danes of Virginia will
spend to-day at MISSIONER. No more
beautiful season of the year could be
Imagined for a trip down the James than
during this lovely Indian summer.
The business meeting Of the Danes VIII
be followed by luncheon, and as Mrs.
Ramsey is one of the most delightful OF
hostesses it goes without saying that
the day will likely prove one long chap
ter Of enjoyment.
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Mrs. james Lyons, Of buckingham, ex-
poets to come to Richmond for snort
while before going North to meet her SIS.
ter. Mrs. Matthew Harrison, who will
soon return from Europe.
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Small Suit.

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
Y. W. Hanes Instituted suit against q.
! c. Iudkns for 5000 alleged damages, no
| declaration has yet been Tiled.
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w. C. I. u. to Meet.

The Central w. C. T. q. will hold a
meeting at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The Golden Rule Y. w. G. T. U. VIII
meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon at NO
Go1 North Ninth Street