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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

4 Mrs Joel T. Tucker has left for a two
| weeks stay In ST. Louis visiting the Worlds
| Fair she VIII also visit her father In Ken
| lucky. before her return home.
| Miss Frances Mcdowell and Mr.. Andrew
Mcdonald. Jr.. OF Portsmouth. Va, were the
guests of relatives hero last week
Mr. and Mrs. William Isnnett and little
Miss Madeline Binnctt, OF Salisbury. are
visiting Mrs. Lonnie James,
Mr.. Joseph smith, Of Portsmouth. Va. has
returned home after visiting his sister last
week, k
Miss Eleanor Goodwin has left for culpepcr
county where she Viii teach schol this WIN
Little Alice Pollard. who has been quite
III at the home OF her grandparents. Mr..
Mrs. j. -. Iaughin Of No. 1916 Twenty
second street, II entertaining quite. Il number
o. guests during Horse Show week Those
who with her Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Gardner, from Newport News. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs, ". y. Major, from Farmyille. Va;
!lamme Smith and Mrs, Alb chiidress. from
Rice. Va, &'
Mr james Flood left Tuesday for Newport
News where he has accepted n position Ia
the shpyard
Mrs, James Watkins and children have re-
turned . their home in Hanover after spend
Kent, son Of Mr., and Mrs. 6. T.. Hughes. Is
quite sick.
W. i. Burker' has returned from de-
liphful trip to Baltimore.
Mr. James ltainey, Of Petersburg, has ,rr-
turned home after visit to MIR. and Mrs.
J. W. Ruincy.
Mr aud Mrs, g. p, Hughes entertained
quite number OF friends nj social Il few
evenings ago for the benefit of the Baptlt
Church, Those present were Misses Wilmer
Hughes. Pauline Duke. Daisy Srles Otercu
White, Pearl Gaines Matte Powell. Hattie
JeteI. Minnie Arnold, olive Arnold, Chrlssie
keck, Rosa Keck, Madeline Winkers EuIa
Hughes. Go,eycre Wlnkefs and scssrs
willie SewseInn, John Kelley, Willie IIllard.
Willie Dew, Wlllio Keek, Howard Arnold,
Percy Wooard, Walter White, Mitchell. Woo
lard. Tom carneal Charlie Gentry. Perry Fl-
ton, Eddie Swarisvager, Harvey Burton, Tom
Fields Joe Patterson and many others.
Quite number OF young folks gathered at
the home Of Mrs, Sarah Arnold u few eve
ninss ago, and pleasantly spent the evening
N Games and music, the proceeds OF which
were for the Benefit OF a worthy cause, Those
VINO pgrttopated IN the enjoymcnts were
Misses sale Hit Lula Morton. Pattie Terry
l,ertha Price, dmfie hit. Hattie Jc,ar ROSA
iKeek, Minnie linghcs, Enla Hughes. Lille
me, me, iiughes, and Mea.rs Herher, Tucker,
lard Percy clifton, Bennie Duryin. Tim Car
neal, Willie Eowsome, Tom Fields, Harvey
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
REPUBLICANS IN FULTON,
Messrs. Hanson, Ryall and Tai
lev to Speak There FRIDAY Night.

Mr.. George Hanson. nominee for
REPUBLICAN, PARTY win !, open his Gam /,
Fulton, on Friday night. Besides the
candidate. MI. John NJ. Rynll, president
or the. Central Trades and Labor Coun-
Richmond bar. viii make addresses.
Friday nights rally IN the beginning
of an ACTIVE campaign, which Mr.. Han
son wi ,malnta'n until November Sth !.
lie is Supported ~ tho regular Republ-
can organization o. the distr'et ~, With I q
date with Mr. Allen; the rival Reepubli,;
none will be, the candidate Of this fac
ton simply ignoring Mr.. Alen's candI-
tdacy, further than a brief reference In
his statement showing his own REGULAR
ity.
The Trcat-Hanson faction has opened
headquarters in Room NO, ], OF the Ilbe
building md WI direct !, the eamEa,gn
ture from hat point, u,
In the circular announcing l4the rally
ut lNelsen's Hall, the voters are Invited
to Come out and hear tho truth"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Jeanne fowler in Iris"

Iris, the Pinero play, In which L. j.
Rodriguez is presenting Jcnne fowler
this season. will be seen at the Academy
Saturday, matinee and night. 5sf4
q The play OF 5"Iris..'' according to many
of the best dramatic writers who have
seen II, far excels this famous play
wrlght's other creations, notably The
of the Doubt" and THE Notorious Mrs.
Ebbs1nith.'' Iris" has unquestionably
caused more discussion than any play
It can truthfully be stated that Miss
fowler has made great reputation In
the leading part. It has been said OF
her that with one bound, as 1t were,
she leaped to the very front rank Of emo
stional actresses following tho New York
production OF this play. 81 IF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
CROWDS EVERYWHERE.
Prominent Democratic Speakers
Have Found No Lack Of Interest

B. -
State Chairman ]. Taylor Ellyson was
well pleased with the outlook in Virginia.
politically speaking, yesterday. 81
This has been aNremarkable campaign
thus far said Mr.. Ellyson.
I'm what respect?" he was asked.
I'm the apathy manifested by the
voters of both parties all over the coun-
try It Is as true Of the Republicans
as Of the Democrats. There Is not much
enthusiasm in the country at large. No
one can tell just what it means, 1t may
mean a great upheaval. or 1t may mean
that the people have made up their minds
and see no procession to grow enthusiastic.
I'm this State all the we'll known DEM
ocratie speakers have had large and en-
thusiastlc crowds wherever they 1-have
spoken. They tell me so almost without
an exception. 1t is true Of the Eastern
Shore, In Southampton and other Tide
water counties: In this city on two occa-
slons. In Amherst, In Northern Virginia
and In the Southwest-everywher In fact.
The best speakers In the State are being
sent to the Southwest. and no effort Is
being spared thoroughly to arouse the
Democratic voters
II have just booked Attorney-Gcnernl
Anderson for n series of speeches in the
Ninth District, and other we'll known
speakers are doing fine work there. The
month Will close with great barbecues at
Pulaski, Wythcyille and other points"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
# Mayor Mccarthy at the Biiou.

Mayor Mccarthy seems to have done
complained about the crowdng Of the
theatre. : Foxy Grandpa Is filling the
theatre; at every performance. and Joseph
Hart and Carrie De Mar as well as all
the members OF the chorus are delighted
with the reception they are receiving.
The fact that complaint was made that
the building was overcrowded is whetting
the interest of the public in tho produc-
ton, and crowds are coming at each per,
tfOrmance.
Foxy Grandpa" will be presented at
and for tho remainder OF the week. q l1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
m al THE 22M(
81 ThE!;;A1 RESI-

'.The Silver Slipper" John c. Fishers
great musical production. by the authors
OF .F'lorodora." comes 10 the Academy
this afternoon and tonight. 9
This musical comedy had n run OF six
months mt the Broadway Theatre. New
York: eight weeks In Philadelphia. and
four weeks In Boston. The costumes and
scenic effects are said to be unsurpassed
In the history Of musical plays. In send
Ing THE Silver Slipper" on tour Mr..
Fisher did not hesitate at expenses. the
The whirlwlnd-like "Chainpagne Dance
which is one OF the most important fea-
lures Of the production, was one OF the
sensations OF the New York amusement
season, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
burton, Willie Kecl, Howard Arnold. John
Arnold, Walter White ard Clarence Arnold.
Mrs. Arnold chnperoned the pnrty. 4
Young Man Under Arrest.

Fred Schultz. young white man, was
on yesterday afternoon arrested and
placed Il, the Hcnrico county jail, charged
With doing business without license.
around the county with a proposition of
enhrging photographs and selling a. Pic
tmref rAinc with each order that he took;
IN the rural district, and Judge Scott,
Of the Circuit Court, has more than
once severely fined those nroYen guilty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Governor at Old Point.

at o'clock o yesterday afternoon. He
spoke to the Railroad Ticket Sellers AS
socia ton there last night. and went on
to New York to make a series Of speeclNs
( for the Democratic national ticket. iSR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Valuable Acquisition.

The Valentine Museum has Just received
q complete set OF files OF the RICHMOND
period. This history Of Virginia, and
particularly OF Richmond, Is wrapped
up in the files Of the old Enquirer, and
ny set Of volumes are now more valu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Miss GRAVITY Tomorrow.

b In Her Lord and Master Miss Helen
Gran,lsy will be seen at the academy lem
Grantley Is said to be one OF the most
charming women OF the stage, and her
play Is the one that made her famous
Her production here will be one OF the
events OF an unusually brilliant season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Theatre Case Continued.

The case OF the Hljou Theatre Company was
called in the Police Court yesterday, but
at the request OF counsel for the defense, the
might BECOME more familiar with the ordi-
nance IN reference to the case, Wei N &3
The Bijou Company is charged With over
the theatre and allowing patrons
10 occupy places In the a!sleS @ s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
The Girl With the Wink

Lottie Williams. who comes to the Bijou
next week. beginning Monday. Is popular
In this city, especially with those Of our
people who are familiar wth6the dutics
portrays. This Is the third season in
which she has come to Richmond, and
each year she has always been greeted
with an immense business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Martha Ann Sent On.

After a number Of close calls Martha
Ann Taylor (coloredl was sent TO the
grand Jury yesterday by Justice John, She
". Z, Butler Of $40, Martha Ann has fig
5ured In a number OF similar cases. but,has
never been caught dead to rights before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Outlook Is BRIGHT.

The Third District Democratic Com
5mittee met yesterday afternoon and went
over the local situation in detail. The
members appeared pleased with the OUT
look for Captain Lambs pilng up a
big majority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
NEWS FROM
SOUT Inside.
Body Of Young Girl Will Lie
in Portsmouth Gem
etery.
THE CITY JAILI.Is INSPECTED E:
THE CITY JAIL Is INSPECTED
Commissioners Recommend 1n-s
provcnent in SeweragePer-
sonals and Briefs.
Manchester Bureau. Times-Dispatchl
No. 1l02 Hull Street. J

Manchester Bureau, Timt s. Dispatch Nj
No. 1loG Hull Street.
Lillian Hobeck, who ran away from her
parents home. NO 2ls Everett Street.
about three months ago and went to
Norfolk, where she died. will remain In
her grave at Oak Grove Cemetery, Ports
mouth. until next spring. when her body
may be brought back to Manchester for
reinterment.
Pleasant Surprise.
Miss Pearl Merritt was given pleas
ant surprise party Tuesday night in her
home In Swansboro. by a number Of her
friends. The evening was spent in tho
enjoyment OF games and different pas
tunes. followed by refreshments. Those
present were: Misses Lucy Quesenbery,
Sarah Redford Nirgie Clements. Annie
Rarham. Josie Flynn, Berna Rcdford.
AIaude Merritt Elsie Gary. Florence
Moore, Katie Gray. Clara Sewers and
Messrs. Thomas Morton. Alex. Moore,
Arthur Merritt. Willie Barrett, Walter
Clements. Joe Cary, Raymond Mccann.
Henry Writ, Ernest Patram, Bernard
Robinson, Leslie Mccain, w. TURNKEY.
The chapcroncs were Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
Barrett.
Jail Is Inspected.
Judge Clopton appointed w. H. Owens,
r. c. Brondus and DR.. E. G. ELL Tues.
day as Jail commissioners. They in-#
spectcd the Jail yesterday, and found It .
III a clean condition, everything white
washed and in good order, owing to tho
care, Of City Sergeant Saunders and his
associates. In the commissioners report.
however. they recommended that some
change be made in the sewering system.
as the present condition Is rather un.
healthy.
Personals and Briefs.
Miss Vaughan. OF King and Queen
county. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. w.
,Lumpkin.
Mrs. ]. G. LumpkIn. OF Fauquier coun.
ty, IS visiting Mrs. G. ". Lumpkin.
a Mr.. Powhatan Pugh. OF PETERSBURG,
spent Tuesday night in Manchester.
W. E. Gary, Of Henderson, n. c.. with
his two daughters. are spending the week
with Mr.. s. z. Gary, Of No. HOG Porter
Street. s
J. II. congdon, III with typhoid fever.
was taken to the Retreat for the Sick
yesterday morning.
a coffee social will be given In the
home Of 8, G. Nunnally. In swansboro.
tonight for the benefit OF West End
Methods. Church. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20

e. . Z Z 6 Is & :
and lay delegates from Virginia and a
part Of West Virginia and Maryland.
The opening sermon will be preached
by the retiring moderator, Dr.. A. NJ. Fra
ser, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church of Stanton.
Those who will attend from Richmond
and Manchester are DR.. James P. Smith,
clerk Of the synod: Or. ". W. Moore,
DR.. McFaden. DR.. Cecil. DR.. Stewart
Rev. Jonn j, Fix. Rev.. W. S. Campbell
and Rev. P. b. Price.
Called Home, His Wife III.
Rev. ]. ], Gravatt, OF Holy Trinity
Church, is attending the Episcopal Con-
ven,ion at Boston, In PLACE OF Rev. T. w.
who was called home BY the sickness Of
his wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
FIGHT WILL ! !. |.
Be: PIR;'I|T:|'E|:'D[|
Medical Society Takes Up Re, Re
organization Plan This Morn
ing-7L Lively Discussion.
SUPPORTERS ARE HOPEFUL
Many Interesting Papers Read
observation-disclosures Attend
Clinics at Hospitals.

The second days proceedings OF the
Virginia Medical Society. now In session
at the Masonic Temple, promises to be
by far. the most interesting OF the meet
ing. The body devoted its time Sester-
day to the hearing Of papers and dis
cussion OF them. The doctors also spent
several hours at the Virginia and Memo
rial Hospitals, where clinics were held.
The society will meet to-day at 10
o'clock in the ballroom OF the Temple
and will Immediately take up the discus
sion OF the reorganization plan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
williamsburg Folk Here.

Miss Martha and Miss Mary Spencer,
Mr.. B; Peachy, Miss Annie Barnes and
several others Of Williamsburg. arrived
yesterday morning to attend the Horse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
TO REBUILD
The PLANT Ia Mt
r. a. Patterson Company, Will.
Put Burned Structure in
Original Condition. \
EXACT LOSS YET UNKNOWN
But It Is Fully Covered by In
surance-,The Hands Re
sumo To-day.

| When the whistle blows at Z o'clock
this morning the hands employed in fac
| tory No. OF the r. a. Patterson TO
Streets. will resume operation III that
portion OF the building that escaped the
ravenous flames which lacked little Of
destroying the entire building on Tues
day night.
In the structure which was burned the
company had its graduating department,
but this was in the wing and the main
portion OF the building will be opened this
morning and the employees will again take
up their work.
Mr.. NJ. w. Patterson stated yesterday
that they were not greatly crippled by
the fire, and that Just as soon as the
insurance was adjusted, which would be
very shortly, the burned building would
be restored to its original condition and
work would then be resumed No definite
amount Of loss can as vet be ascertaned
but the insurance upon the stock, build
ing and fixtures amounted to one hun
dred thousand dollars.
The following is the statement fur
ntshed by Messrs Williamson Talley and
Company, by whom the Insurance was
placed:
MAIN BUILDING, NO O.
Building
Aetna Insurance. Company 500
y Pennsylvania Fire ................ $500
s. North British and Mercantile. $500
Machinery and Fixtures
Aetna .......... ..................A,o0 900
Virginia State ................... 5,O0O
Virginia Fire and Marine. ...... 100
Queen ................ ......... 800
$40 900
Stock-s
North British and Mercantile. $1,000
Atlanta Birmingham ........... $500
Pennsylvania ...................... l,5OO
Prudential OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. zoo
Phoenix Observation-Disclosures $500
Commercial Union ............ 1000
F!remen's Fund .................5 5000
Aetna .......... .....-.............3,5 $3.50
Atlanta Birmingham ........... ]. 800
Roya1 Observation-Disclosures. $500
Virginia Fire and Marine...... 5000
Virginia Fire and Marine.... $500
Atlanta Birmingham ...... ...... LOCO
Hartford 500
Virginia State ~. ~. 4. ........ $500
y ms. Co. of North America. 49,. $50
At Rochester German .............. coo
Aetna " I. J. 1000
Citizens 500
-52, 800
STOCK ROOM, no. 2
Building
Phoenix $3.50
Pennsylvania l,5co
Stock ~
K Citizens $, 500
Phoenix ,..... 1000
{i5ft"fsf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
Costly Cutting Scrape.

1T cost Likely Shelton ten plunks to cut
Carrie Walker. and he was given sixty
days besides by Justice John In the Police
Court yesterday. 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
DR.. Drewry Better.

Dr. SDreWry Better.
Or. S. D. Drewry, OF "N1ineola." Chester
held county, who was taken so Ill Sum
day, was considerably improved yester-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20
For Stuart's Monument.

4 Captain w Ben Palmer, secretary Of
the Stuart Monument Association, re-
ports The appended amount recently re-
ceivcd:
c,ynes Keister, strasburg, Va. ....s 200
&C. n. Co. City ...... eco
y George w. Rady, City, ....#...... 100
: j. C. Cooke, King William c.. H., 800
j. G. Wiltshire. Baltimore ~. 100
W. Fl. Lee. 81. Louis. $3.50. e5 90
! W.#U. Kcnnon. Subjects, Va. -. . c,iu
John Z. Branch. City, ...... 80. 5000
Total .......... $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-20

Synod Meets To-day.
q The Presbyterian Synod of Virginia will
begin its one hundred and seventh ses-
sion Today al 20 P. NJ. in Mart;nsburg.
W. Va.
The synod IS composed of ministers
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
De norife Siiferier.

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gen al Dem. Sor 0aor0ijloiiIfet ser.
inoo er 6en rette 3i0 nttop M in6e,
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for fine 8ormpnb % SteprGfenfar.
ter.
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ct goot Sn0trpf. Eli bpert Gus 10.
rer aierne en- lioen Saoe, og Ser Ipo.
res ieon &eIitauo. Sfotfo5 bar qob
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@an9e bagtig &oits % 9ompifi6Soos
fomit til nrontc 9n. Steoet, Ser tpl.
fer fIere orifti9e prare SanoeI8.
mGno, bar Sc beoite getinqeIier for
at aoa en- IpffeItg Gremti6 imcoe.
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6ertniug foIot aloffer Sipertien paa
9paaien beo 8ronobicm forIeben neo
/ en- 8rsno og brltfueSe.