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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

d. i
The cold wave which set In early last
evening had the effects OF driving people
In from the streets at night. and Of
causing those who desired to stay out to
congregate in the hotel Hobbies. giving
them llvelier appearance than usual.
After the theatres closed the streets were
soon deserted Guests at hotels were call
Ing for blankets, and In some cases for
more steam.
A we'll known ex-member. who has
served In both houses. is at the Lexington.
Hon. A. F. Withrow. of Bath. Mr.. With
row is contractor : for the new
Richmond Hotel. but has so many con-
this city.
Among the arrivals at Murphy's last
night was MIR. b. F. Gravely. Of Leather
wood, Henry county, a name familiar to
tobacco users, he being the manufacturer
OF the best known Gravely brand, which
has acquired a wide reputation and sale,
For years the Gravelys, Of Leatherwond
have been identified with the manufac-
ture Of tobacco. and have done much tn
make famous the Henry county leaf,
though much that is SO called is grown
elsewhere,
ID
Among the Legislators reaching the city
yesterday were Hon. George c. Bland. OF
King and Queen. who is at Murphy's, and
Hon, 81. Is. Lowry. OF Stafford, who is at
the Lexington.
Hon. s. w. Holt, OF Newport News. tho
new Senator-elect from that city. arrived
In Richmond yesterday and Is at. Mnr-
phys. He Is one of the best known OF the
younger men OH the Peninsula.
State Senator D. Gardiner Tyler, or
Charles City county, reached the city yes
terday for the legislative session. He is
domlciled at the Powhatan, which has
become very popular with legislators,
owing to It's location and desirability as
a home.
Among the arrivals at the Powhatan
yesterday were: H, G, Wheatley and wife.
Culreper; L. q. Condor and wife, Mrs,
C. j. q. Kelly. Baltimore; L. =, Williams.
Miss Williams. King William county; r..
A.. Oliver, Chase City; D, Gardiner Tyler.
Charles City; Walter Floyd. New York;
w W.. Shackford. Paterson, N. l.;
Thomas G. Bunker. Brooklyn; w. H.
Durrett, Hinton. W. va.
Among the we'll known Virginians at
Murphy's yesterday were the following:
j.. M. Keeling. Norfolk; William Nick,
Woodhouse. Berkeley; Mr.. and Mrs, II. D.
Gee, Williamsburg; George g, Bland Yir-
glnis; g. II, Borward, Norfolk; Richard
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SMALL BOY
SAVES; LIZ + !
Saw Trains Approaching E =!
Other and Warned Off,
Danger.
tlEAD.oN COLLISION oc q!
Two Engines and Several 81
Wrecked, Several Persons
Hurt, But no Lives Lost.
HEAD.0N COLLISION occu

Especial to The Times Dispatch)yI
CULPEPER, VA. Nov. lS.-T his mo-
ing about $50 o'clock there was a.
wreck on til, Southern Railway,
miles south Of Culpeper, caused BY
freight and passenger train having
head-on collision. A freight going sol
left here and met No. IS passenger tn
coming north. "A terrific collision
the result
Owing to the great presence OF nj
of Cyrus Colvin. little son OF Mr..
Nj. Colvln, railroad contractor. who
the trains coming towards each 9th
and who tagged the passenger tn
and almost brought It to a halt, no
was kil!,d.
TWO big engines and five cars ar
mass OF wreckage. and the follow
wer, injured; s. ], Irby. passenger
gineer. leg severely hurt; A. Davisy
broken head and leg hurt: Robert TURF
passenger flagman. body considera
bruised; George Poole. freight flagm
bruis., on leg; George Harris. colo1
shoulder dislocated and hurt In RI
side.
All the wounded were brought to
peper and their wounds dressed,
Every Incoming train was delayed
hours frre on account OF the wreck.
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SOCIALISM! I !. |
President Gompers Bitter in His
Language at Labor Con-
vention in Boston.
RESOLUTIONS OVERWHELMED
RESOLUTIONS OVERWHELMED
Committee Report for Unfavor-
able Action Endorsed BY
Vote of 1882 to 2,185.
CIV Associated Press.l

.fat5.s7t ~ (E.V3 Associated fTeSS.J
BOSTON, MASS, Nov. ls.--After long
debate chiefly noteworthy because OF thu
bitter language OF President Samuel
Gompers In dealing with Socialism. the
American Federation of Labor to-day de-
feated resolutions pledglng 1t to Socialism.
Nine resolutions presented by Socialists
and calling for the adoption OF their prin-
ciples had been reported upon unfavora-
bly, by the Committee on Resolutions, and
delegates representing voting strength
of u.22 registered themselves In support
OF the committees recommendation, VIII lc
favor of tho resolutions. The Issue was
discussed all to-day. as well as part Of
yesterday. All the leaders of both sides
engaged in the debate,
The climax of the day came when Pres
ident Gompers. In bitter and unqualified
language. scourged Socialism and what
he claimed was an attempt to induce tia
coay ention to adopt Its principles. In
closing. he said:
II am at variance with your philosophy.
Economically you are unsound socially
you are wrong, and industrlally you ale
an impossihility. have an abiding faith
In the trades union movement, because 1t
Is The protector OF labor to-day, and Il
emancipation comes some time It must be
the trades union movement that VIII
achieve it,
Pres dent Mitchell OF the Mine Workers,
also spoke against committing the FNder-
alton to Socialism.
Resolutions We're adopted, denouncinE
the action of the commander OF tho
French warship Tago. at New Orleans,
In sending the band OF the Tage to take
the place of union musicians who were
"locked out" from playing at the carnival,
The resolutions declare for congressional
investigation of the case.
A resolution approprlating sl,o0o to the
Alabama State Branch OF the Federation
to test the constltutionality OF tho anti,
boycott law in tina State, was referred to
the Executive Council with the reconl-
mendation that It be given early consider
alton.
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WHAT YOU NEED FOR coNs7IPA,
''ftfhF TON.

When troubled with constipation, what
YOU need is a remedy that is sure TO pro-
duce the desired effect. A remedy that is
mild and gentle In Its action. A remedy
that leaves the bowels ina natural and
healthy condition, A remedy that is easy
and pleasant to take, Chnmbeslain's
stomach and Liver Tablets meet all OF
these requirements. Give them trial
and YOU will never wish to take another
dose of pills. Use them as directed and
they will cure chronic constipation. Price
rs cents. Every box Is warranted, For sale
by all druggists.
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WAS A SHARP BREAK
IN THE COTTON MARKET
tspeclal to The T.mes.D,spatch3

NEW YORK. Nov. ls,--Just before
the close to-day the cotton market broke
sharply under heavy selling from prac-
tically sources which were attracted by
rumors that the big bull L,aders were
unloading, Tho market, while irregular,
had shown thorough degree Of stability
early, with prices at one time 10 to 10
points higher op cold weather r.,ws.
covering and bull support. III, close
was weak, at loss from the best of
about 2562s points, and net 1920 points
lower. Tho sales We're estimated at
$40 600 bales.
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sTERILlzEp BARBER SHOP,
A Famous Shop In tina Carr clifton Hotel.
P,ItIn,nrAg MARYLAND

The barber shop In the Carrollton Flo.
uses In the shop Tho sterllzlng is dono
nv heat. The towels. the razors, the
strops, the soap. the combs and brushes
are all sterilized before being used on a
customer. Where there is no steriliza-
ton. have tile barber use Newbro's Her
pic!de. 1t kills the dandruff germ, and
it is an antseptic for the scalp, and for
the face after shaving. All leading bars
hers everywhere appreciate these potent
facts about Herpiclde and they use it..
destroy the CAUSE you remove the eff
feet Sold by leading druggists Send
picide Co.. Detroit. Mich. Owens &
Minor Drug Co.. special agents
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lust For Fun Club.

The members OF the Just For Fun So
c!al Club were DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained
Tuesday night at the residence OF Miss
Sophie Hooper. No. 400 South Cherry
Street.
The parlors were beautifully deco
rated with palms and chrysanthemums
Cares and amusements We're INDUCED
In until quite late. when the guests
were invited into the dining room, where
they enjoyed all the dellcaoies OF the
season,
XlpopS those present were Misses Jes.
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INCREASE PENSIONS OF
MEXICAN WAR VETERANS
CAV Assoclated PressD

WASHINGTON, Nov ls,-To-day's
session Of the Senate began with the
presentation of a petition by Mr. Cal
iinger. from 1.-THE Danes OF lst6." for
the increase to $50 per month of all PEN
slons granted on account. OF the Mexican
war. &
On motion OF Mr. spooner. the Senate
ordered printed additional copies OF the
tr,aty Of 1916 between the United states
and New Granada, AT 1870 the Senate
adiasaHed
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dyspepsia, nervousness and sleeplcssness
can be brought about go qui: sky.
This morning we present more new
testimonials. Our regret is that 1t isn't
cxpedIent to give you all these tesu-
n1onals as they come In. II we did.
however. there would be no space In this
paper. large as 1t is for anything else.
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THERE ARE two things that the whole
medical profession agree about con-
corning catarrh. The first Is that
catarrh Is the most prevalent and omni-
present disease to which the people in
the United States are subject. All class
es of people have 1t. Those who stay In.
doors much and those who go outdoors
much. Working classes have it and sed-
entary classes have It.
The doctor finds catarrh to be his con-
slant and ever present foe. II compile
upon to treat.
The second thing about catarrh on
which all doctors agree. Is that It Is dif-
dcult to cure Local remedies may give
relief, but they fail to cure permanently.
Sprays or snuffs amount to little or moth
ing except to give temporary relief.
Catarrh Is frequently located In inter-
nal organs which cannot DO reached by
any sort OF local treatment. All this Is
known by every physician. @
To, devise some systemic internal rem
edy which would reach catarrh at Its
source, to eradicate 1t permanently from
the system-this has been the desire Of
the medical profession for a long time
Forty years ago Dr. Hartman confronted
this problem. He believed then that he
had solved It. He still believes he has
solved 1t. He cures thousands OF people
annually. During all these years Peruna
has been the remedy upon which he has
relied.
twas at first a private prescription. az
forwards manufactured expressly for him
in large quantities. This remedy, Peru.
ma, is now to, be found in every drug
store and nearly every home In the land.
l;ItTis the only reliable internal remedy
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The Helpinq Circle.

'The Helping Circle" Of the Kings
npal oyster eupper in the lecture room
OF Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
tonight from 1880 to 1890 o'clock, All OF
the seasons delicacies ard a fine musical
programme for the small sum of Is cents.
The entire proceeds will be used to re,
lleye the needs of the poor, which are
very numerous at this time.
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No Reptiles Allowed.
special to Tho Times, D,snatch,)

Especial 70 TIC 7TImes'IJrsEatchJ
M..o.4i .>GlON, Nov. .o,--Acuns Post
master General WyI,se to-day issued an
order directing rigid enforcement OF tho
section Of postal laws and regulations
which absolutely excludes all insects and
reptiles from the mails. The action Is
the result Of reports that specimens Of
the Texas boil weevil. an insect very do
structiye to cotton plants. have been
found In the mails.
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MR.. FLEIsCHMANN HERE
Was Present at the Meeting of
Richmond Lodge of Elks.

Richmond Lodge OF Elks held one of the
most enthusiastic meetings last night A
large number of candidates were ini-
tlated, Mr.. Harry Fletschmann, the es-
qure of the Alexandria Lodge was pres
ent and assisted In the ceremonies.
Mr.. Fleischmann Is one of the jolliest
Elks In the order. He is in the hotel bus
mess In the old city Of Alexandria, and
Is very popular there and In Washington.
He helped to institute the Manchester
Lodge
Davis Monument.
The following amounts have been re-
ceived by the treasurer for the Jefferson
Davis Monument Association since the
last report:
R, p Lee Chapter, Los Angeles.
Cal,.....5 .....,.... ...,,...,...,...$ -o.oo
W. r., yawter, from sale OF shep-
herd pictures ....,.-,..............l 10000
George B, singletary Chapter. OF
North Carolina .................., $3.50
Miss Minor, Of Maryland ,...,.,.,.. 1888
Leonira Pope Chapter. Tennessee, 1000
Bethel Heroes Chapter OF North
Carolina, from sale of litho-
graph letters OF President Davis. 200
Natchez CHAPTER, of NIlssissippi,... 500
Confederate Southern Memorial AS
ISOLATION, from Mrs. w. ],
Mrs. M. r, N, Rosenberg. from
sale OF the Davis button .,..,.. 1as. 90
Mrs. w. z. ", Merchant ..,...,... 1000
p. NJ Bruce Chapter, Children OF
the Confedsracy, OF Kentucky 500
t}Fae4 $s47.3G
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nA1cIlwaine, Jr.. Norfolk: j. r. Griffith.
Virginia; S. w. Holt, Newport News; r.
P. Smith and son, Virginia; w. w. God
Winchester B. G. Vincent and wife, Nor
folk; J. P. scrugss and wife. Concord:
Mrs. H. c. Gravely. Benjamin F. Grave-
3ly, Leatherwood; F. 9. Redd, Hanover:
r. Jordan. George e. Adams. University
of Virginia.
These arrivals were recorded at tho
Jefferson yesterday: Jacob w. Hook, t.
Wallis, Blackstone; H. w, Coale. w. L.
Sappington, Baltinaore; e. L. Genth. e.
j. Fredipg, Goodwin Lee. T. r. Rosevear,
G. A. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl, M. FAIR
child. w. H. Guyer. James ]. Hogan AMI
wife. H. E. Raymond. New York: Major
Albert Akers, Mrs, a, W. Avery. +. II,
Olin, Washington; Samuel Evans, w'ro
and child; Edward Runhart, c. O. Smith.
Fl. A. Perry. Chicago; ]. II. Broderick
Hartford Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Palmer
Wellington, O.; John Sterling Deans.
PhoenixvIlle, Pa; p. w, Bowen, Wood
stock. Conn; Frank P. Hart, Elnalra, N.
Y.
Among the arrivals at the Lexington
yesterday were the following: A. F.
withrow. Virginia: NJ K. Lowry, Brooke;
William P. Nlninger. Roanoke: W. Il.
Scott, Charlotte Courthouse; w. q.
Thompson, Lynchburg;t ]. Lee Koiner.
Charlotte, N, G.
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There are many great games for next
Saturday. the most interesting being the
Harvard Yale game and the Virginia
Carlisle and the v. P. I.-Annapolis game,
one In the North and two In the South.
Next Saturday, one OF the finest games
in this city during the year will be that
between Randolph Macon and Richmond
College. Richmond appears to have
shade the better OF it on the seasons re-
cord. but 1t is anybody's game. and an
other upset for the talent may occur.
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Here are the records OF Yale and
Princeton for. the seas son:
Princeton. 81; Swarthmore.io
Princeton, s.; Georgetown, o.
Princeton. 6S; Gettysburg O.
Princeton, 20: Brown, 0.
Princeton, IL; Carlisle. 0.
Princeton, 12: Lehigh. o.
Princeton, II; Dartmouth. 0.
Princeton "A; Cornell. O.
Princeton, II; Lafayette. 0.
Princeton. II; Yals, 8.
Yale, 35; Trinity. 0.
Yale, 10; Tufts, o.
Yale, 46; Vermont. 0.
Yale, 33; Wesleyan. o.
Yale, 81: Pennsylvania State. 0.
Yale, 10; Holy Cross. 10.
Yale, %; Columbia, o.
Yale, II; West Point. s.
Yale, 80; Syracuse. o.
Yale, 6: Princeton II.
Yale has scored but 2.54o points In ten
games. with total score against her
OF 20. Princeton has scored In ten games
24c- nojnts, with but six hy Its opponents.
defeating Dartmouth. the victor over
Harvard. Carlisle. the conquerer. OF
Pennsylvania. end Y ale. the winner over
Columbia and West Point. not to mention
Cornell which was overwhelmed by the
Tigers. Chicago, the strongest of the
Western teams. was beaten by West
Point, while the cadets were beaten by
both Yale and Harvard, No team has
had clearer title to the championship.
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West End Club.

The West End Club. No. 7os West Broad
election OF officers tonight at $3.50 % clock,
After the election banquet will be
served,
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WHAT PEOPLE SAY
.0fMunyon's PaW.Paw, the
Greatest Known Tonic.
Chronic Dyspeptics and the
Great Army Of
Nervous and SIeepIess Suf.
ferels Say That
Paw-Pawi is Truly a Heaven
Sent Boon to Them.

The widespread
interest W h I c h
has been devel-
oped in Munyon's
paw.Paw In the
space OF a I e "
" e e ks has the
gr e ate st signi-
ncance for t h 8
sick and suffer-
Ing in this city.
In every " a r d
and street those
who have been
cured by Paw
Paw can be found
telling
their frie n d g all
a b out It, and
c a c h expresses
3 urp.ise that
cures Of the most
stubborn cases OF
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ROSS L. WALLACE
A. NJ. and A. c.,

sic Barfoot, Pet Kendall, Annie VIII
liams, Bessie Cary Clay Tutwllc-. Rerk-
ley Hooper, Lettie Carter and Sophie
Hooper: A1essrs. Lewis Shomburs. Har-
rson Bryant. Clarence Sheerer Richard
Booth. Coleman Bradley.
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FIGHTING GOES ON
IN ISLAND OF J0L0
INV Associated PrCss.

MANILA. Nov. 1s-An unofficial report
says the captain of United States army
transport has landed relnforcements in
Jolo. and that fighting commenced as
snon as the troops We're landed, No
further particulars have been received,
DIS the cable Is interrupted,
cable to the Associated Press from
Manila November 9th, said that the
Moros OF Jolo had broken out In rebellion,
ard that Mator-Gener1l Wood had left
for the scene OF the disturbance, On Oc-
toher Goth a party of Moros attacked a
battery OF artillery and firing was kent
up all day, Two Americans were
wounded.
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The crushing and decisive defeat Of
Pennsylvania by the Carlisle Indians, fol-
lowing the victory Of the Indians over
Georgetown, augurs gloomily for tho Uni
versity OF Virginia In their game with
the Redskins at Norfolk next Saturday.
Though greatly outwcighed. the Indians
will surely defeat the heavier Vlrginians
II there is anything sure in thing so
uncertain as football.
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ARRESTED FOR FIGHTING.
Two Young Men Got Into An.
Alteration an BROAD Street.

zaltCI CdI1O13' V11 o10oU 0SkSSt'
j. T.. Stone and A. J. Watson. two
white men. were arrested near the cor
ner OF Sixth and Broad Streets. yester-
day evening and carried to the Second
Station.
The young men got into an alterca-
ton which resulted In a fight, and the
result was the arrest OF both. The case
will be heard by Justice John this morn
Ing. Watson was bailed. but at an early
hour this morning, Stones friends had
not reached him.
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Cornen's defeat by COLUMBIA Is not sur
,prislng, Beaten by Yale Columbia had
defeated Pennsylvania decislvely and
shown itself uniformly strong, Cornell.
on the other hand, is weaker than usual
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What a Distinguished Chemist Says.

ROSS L. Wallace. A. M. and A. ca,
is one of the most distinguished nnaly-,
tic and consulting chemists IN the East
His name Is near the front rank OF the
distinguished on chemistry. This Is
what he says OF Munyon's Paw-Paw:
II have analysed the Munyon's Paw
Paw and can say that 1t is highly
concentrated vegetable compound OF cx-
traordinary merit as digestent and tonic
for both the stomach and nervous CEN
ters It contains nothing whatever that
could be harmful to the most delicate
organizations"
(signed) ROSS L. WALLACE
A. NJ. and A. c.,
Philadelphia. Pa
Drusgists say they have never handled
a medi cine that gave such universal sat-
isfaction.
Paw-Paw gives new life and strength
to the stomach so that 1t digests every
thing that. goes into It. Its effect upon
the nerves is marvellous. it seems to re-
lieye them OF all strain and irrtta ton.
For insomnia 1t Is proving "a great bless
ing, ms scores OF people declare that Paw
Paw soothes and quiets the nerves so
that one can enjoy a good nights rest
and get up In the morning feeling strong
and refreshed
Professor Aiunyon especially asks every
weak and debilitated person to try his
Paw-Paw remedy. he says 1t makes
old folks feel young and weak folks feel
strong. 4 That 1t will take away all need
and desire for alcoholic stimulants. Al
coholIc drinks HIT. but let you fall. Paw
Paw lifts and holds you. 1t, gives e1-
hiaration withou. intoxication.
On sale at all druggists. Large bottle
81. Paw-Paw Laxative Pills CSC. q bot
tIe tsfrS ff.''ss 75.5
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ever devised to cure any case OF
tarrh. however long the case may 3
been standing. # s8sss

Oeen 6tduOlHS. ssts2s liss 81 lpssssgg
a y. s. Senator's Letter.
Ex-senator John NJ. Thurston. Of On
fia. Neb.. is one Of the most promin
and influential men in the country
/ has used Peruna as SO many other8n
Of national fame have done and recetl
wrote the following letter to The Peri
Medicine Co.. Of Columbus. Ohio:
Washington. D. c.. April 6. 1901
II have used Peruna at various I'll
during the past year or two with g
satisfactory results. 5l a
"It entirely relieved me from An m
tating cough-the result OF excessively
fort in the presidential campaign. an
am firm believer in It's efficacy for
such trouble. John NJ Thurstor.
II you do not derive prompt and co
factory results from the use Of Per-.
write at once to DIR. Hartman. givinl
full statement OF your case, and he
be pleased to give you his valuableSl
vice gratis. sf5
Address DR.. Hartman, Presid ent OH
Hartman sanltarium. Columbus Ohio
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Charles Lincoln Smith. the famous New
York optician. Is at Murphy's Hotel An
mex. private rooms Nos. 150 I52 and 1854.
Consultation absolutely free this week.
Eighth-Street entrance. Take elevator.
Office hours-10 A. M. to a P. NJ.