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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-26

Sixty, day excursion tickets, final
limit not later than December 15, 1904.
70 be sold daily at rate Of s22-35, round
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
' I: RFUL
testimony
COMING IN pAtLyi IN PROOF or CURES
MADE ~
MUNYON'S
PAW-pAWI.
e
.eAW.PAW A BLESSING TO ANY FAM
ilY, SAYS MRS. ALREAO.

X consider Munyon's Paw-Paw not only
the best and most reliable pepsin tonic
on earth but positively a blessing 70
any fa1nily.I speak from personal ex-
perlence. was a sufferer, w!thou Ut reiel
IRON the most severe dysueptic trouDie:
/ was nervous, depressed respondent and
absolutely sot against Eslng any moro
so-caiied remedies. When q friend, there
tore, said "Iaw-Paw."II refused to he
convinced. Hc brought mo q bottle, and
j took It. with tho usual misbelicf., But
before ] had taken the second days doses.
/ felt such change that l scarcely
understood the effect l lave now iln-
ishcd but ono bottle. and am entirely
renewed Of all former Indigestion, AZ
OF my nervousness has gone; am
strong, havo excellent appetite and ain a
well woman, thanks to Paw-Paw.
olgned) MRS. c. AEREAD,
603 z. Main st.. Richmond, Va.
II sou have Catarrh. try T..
If you have Dyspepsia, try 1t.
SELF yoil are nervous, try It. III
Is II you are respondent, try It.
If you arc weak and run down, try 1t.
N Cast away all tonics, al medicines and
all stimulans and let Munyon's Paw Pa "
make you we'll. It Will hit you into the
silipn attitudes OF hope and hold you there.
II will give exhi!araton without I'M oxlca-
ton.
SOLD by all druggists. Largo bottle, 81.
Paw-Paw Laxative Pills Csc. a bottle. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
VETERANS
BANQUET
Men Who Followed Pickett Dis
cuss Menu in Which, "Hard
Tack" Does Not Appear.
TO HAVE LADIES' AUXILIARY
Money in Treasury, But No One
to Expel1d It for Sick
Comrades.
10 HAVE LADIES' AUXILIARY

The meeting Of Pickett Camp, Confed-
crate Veterans, last night was all event event
NOT soon to be forgotten.
A movement was SGT on foot for the re-
organ "a ton OF the ladies' auxiliary, but
before this the ladies and tho veterans
purtcok of delightful supper.
Commander Bass presided for tho first
time since his Installation. All or the
new officers were at their posts OF duty.
After brief business session. at winch
cniy routine business was transacted,
tho veteran followed thor guests to the
banquet board Besides the ladies, sew
erul members Of tho General Assembly
were present. Among them wcro Cap
tain j. G. Fentherston, Captain r. T..
Lee. Major r. r. Christian and others.
at the head Of the long i }" shaped
table sat Past Commander PIP. winston.
He was selected by his comrades as toast
muster. He calssd upon Captain Feath-
erston. Captain Lee, Major Christian,
Comradc Sullivan and others, al OF
whom talked WE'LL Tho idea Of having a
ladies' auxiliary was warmly fostered.
In fact, the supper was given as a COM
pliment to the ladies', and when they were
gotten together q plan for an auxiliary
was announced. Tho ladies were en-
tlusiasuc, and Mrs. c. J. Johnson, Wife
Of the past commander of that name.
spoke, pledging her support. Anumber
o.: the ladies said they would join and
do their best for tho relief OF the sick
veterans, mem bers Of the camp. Finan-
cla! aid was pledged by the camp and
all doubt Of the organization OF tho aux
Hilary removed. A number Of members
of Pickett Camp are sick and in need.
Tho financial condition Of the organiza-
ton Is good, but some ono Is needed to
visit the i'll and administer to their
needs only woman can.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
THE JUDGES ARRIVE.
Judge Harrison Greatly Improved
Tn Health.

The supreme Court Of Appeals Of vir-
sglnIa will convene In this city to-day.
The judges are already here.
M Judge John A. Buchanan, who has been
absent for two terms OF the court owing
to illness, arrived In the city last night
end was given O most cordial greeting.
line last time he came to Richmond he
came on stretcher and was hauled to
the Memorial Hospital in an am bulance,
wnere 1t was thought he would have to
undergo an operation for abscess in tho
thigh. He rallied and recovered however.
without having to go under the knife. and
TOR two months has been at his homo,
near Marion, recovering his strength. He
stated last night that he had about re-.
covered his normal health. save that he
still limps slightly. He certainty looks
neaIthful and robust
Judge Stafford G. White, Of Martins
VILE. another member of the court, ar
rived last night. and both he and Judge
buchanan are at The Powhatan, where
they will make their headquarters during
the session of the court.
Judges Keith, Cardwell and Harrison
are already In the city, so that the full
Ecnch will sit the first time In several
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
DOUBLE CHARGE
OF ENLIGHTENMENT !: I,
Auditor and Manager Of Road
Each Says the Other Took
Fifty Thousand Dollars.
lsnaoia, ~ ,rhe .r,Imes.pIsnatch.l

(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
4 MACON, GA, JaE. 4.--E. r. Henderson,
auditor OF the Macon and Birmingham
Railroad, is out on $500 bond charged
by General Manager Julian r. Lane with
tho embezzlemest Of $4,000. He has in
turn entered charge OF embezzlement
against Mr.. Lane, tho amount being the
same a warrant is out for Lane, but he
has not boon arrested.
The charge against Henderson, his ar
rest and the counterchasge came after
tho investigation Of the company's books
by Boston experts. Henderson says that
the general managers personal checks
were accumulatisg to an alarming extent
and that Lane ordered him to count these
as cash. He alleges that he called for
Tho investigation, thinking tho owners d
the property should be Informed OF the
conditions. He represents that only yes
terday Lane redeemed personal checks
for so,l4s.3s.
Lane says that this amount IS all and
that the other due bills held by Hem
derson had been redeemed, Hendersos
having taken them from Lanes desk at
jterward and embezzled the company's
funds to their amount. These alleged
cancelled due bills raise tho shortage 70
$4,000. The operations have extended over
ten years Lane declares that he had
Henderson arrested on the motion Of tho
owners az The road, and that the coun-
tercharge Is only an effort to sMft the
- s. y < + i u d :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
HONOR DIR. INQUIRE.
Both Medical Colleges to Sus-
pend for Unwilling.

No creator or more sincere honor could
have been paid DR.. Hunter Mcclure than
College Of Virginia to give holiday Thurs
day for the entire day. that the faculty
and students may attend the ceremonies
with which the statue to the great sur
geon will be unveiled.
DR.. j.. Allison Hodges, who. succeeded
{ DR., Mcguire as president Of the Uniyer-
( that classes at that institution would be
suspended only from IL NJ, to 3 P. M.
The students of the University College
q body, and the faculty will occupy seats
on the platform. It Is not liKcy that
students Of the old. college will attend n
will be present, and Or. Chris ophor
lTon,pkins dean Of the faculty, will, by
Invitations. occupy a seat on the platform
as, the representative Of his long cstab-
llshed school, 1455
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
VIRGINIA BRIEFS.
ESPECIAL to The TImes-Dispalch.)

sTAUNToN. IA. Jan. 4.-The West g,
Augusta Guards t9,nigh1it e Lee ~ Wv
caused caused by the res gnatIon Of Cap. ain
Carter Braxton, and elected p. ". Eesco
first lieutenant and Charles shuey second
''s FA ARR vA.-NIr, HOPPING. who has
been missing several days, was found
dead yesterday In .shis house. He yea
alone, and as yet tho cause Of his death
y sNi NV FOR NEWS During t,e
raging windstorm late saturday. night i M
Rockets was visited by another fire and
three two-story frame, houses were de-
stroyed For TINE the ENTIRE seIS OK
Avenue was seriously threatened. Tho
loss was comparatively small. amounting
= ROANOKE S,alNfo y .-w. B. Graham, q we'll
known citizen Of Tl9yd county; met sat 9
ger ger train NJ on the Norfolk and Yves ;ern
Railroad. His body was =, man,giea' e Inc
day for interment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
THlR7Y HURT |.
AT A BALL |: |
Panic Follows Explosion at
Hotel In Woodbridge,
New Jersey.
FIGHT VIOLENTLY FOR EXIT
Dancers in Evening Dress Stun
bic Through Snow-storm
and Drifts. 8
(snecial 10 MIC Times- Dispatcl,..

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.) M
@ WOODBRIDGE, N. j., Jan. A,-.At, ex-
,plosion wrecked the hotel and hall Of
Joseph Galaida ana more or less seri.
ously injured thirty persona, ut Keasbey,
four miles from here, carly yesterday
morning.
The st. Johns Benevolent Society cele-
brated It's anniversary by a dance. and
while the ncrrymaking was at Its height
there was sharp crack. like the report
OF q large gun. and thcn a roar. The
building shook and lights went out
People were thrown violently to tho
floor There were about five hundred In
the hall, and ono OF the two exits was
closed by the wreckagc. The people be-
came panic stricken and fought In tho
darkness to get out. a violent snow
storm was raging and the snow had drift
cd, In places. until It was five feet deep,
Many of the women wore evening cos.
tunes and ali had been dancing, and
when the cold air and tho flying snow
struck them. thoy were nearly frozen,
Some fell in the drifts and had 70
be helped To nearby houses. Others were
trnmpled BY tho overanxious In the hall
and seriously injured.
Calaida was burned about the head and
face Ills wife was thrown against tho
ceiling OF the second floor and sustained
q severe lacerauon Of tho scalp. she tell
Unconscious to tho floor. Miss Gertrude
Ellos had one eye destroyed. her nose
broken and her Jaw dlslocated. ehe may
not recover. Michael Ponger had his right
arm torn oft at tho elbow.
j5y FOUND THIRTY INJURED.
Tn the excitement tho man that was
sent for a physician called at the office
Of DR.. G.. w. Tyrrell and left word that
&Gailnida aud his vito had been Injured.
An hour later DR.. Tyrrell reached his
office and started for Keasbey In the
deep snow over rough roads. II was TWO
hours before he reached the hamlet uno
found moro than thirty people IN neeo
of immediate attention.
He returned to his office for supplies,
and It was more than six hours after
ward that he finished dressing the In
turjes OF the victims OF the explosion.
IT ia believed that some ono with
grievance against Galalda or the society
used dynamite. The walls OF tho build
I'M. were blown apart and 1t may collapse
a. any time. Ga1aida Ia SO Injured that
he cannot speak OF the occurrence. His
building, In which he lived. was com,
pletely destroyed The walls were moved
more than foot, making openings
through which people can pass. me y.
floors have fallen and the building WIZ
have to be taken down. VA
DR.. Tyrrell says that more than a
score OF people have received injuries
which will affect their eyesight. While
dancing they were thrown to the floor.
and their heads Injured. lie says that as
many more will suffer from detective
hearing. a.,
which many Of those injured arc employ
ed :. Detective RIA. Peltier, OF the Prose-
cUtor's office, is making as investigation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
Visible Cotton Supply.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Jan. 4-Secre-
tary Hestcr's statement Of tho worlds
visible supply of cotton, issued to-day.
shows the total to DO 3,902.719 against
3,sss, &3 last week, and 3,SS2,5S2 last year.
or this the total Of American cotton is
3. e07, $50 last year, and of all other kinds.
Including Egypt, Brazil, India. etc, $4,000,
against $4,000 last week and 6i5,oo last
year.
OF the worlds visible supply OF cotton
there is now ahoat and held In Great
Britain and continental Europe 2o24.0o0,
against 1880 900 last year; In Egypt 2l4.00O.
against $4,000 last year; In India 1s5.0G0,
against o25, 900 last year, and in the United
States 1,4SOooo. against $4,000 last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
!. MEETING OF SONS.
Lee Camp Has an Interesting
Session and Installs Officers.

Leo Camp, Sons OF Veterans. met last
night in Lee Camp Hall. Commander
Shepherd pres ding. and after the trans rs
Stalled these officers for the ensuing year:
Judson l. Bosher, commander; W. Ross
Southland. first lieutenant-commander
Commander: Robert s. Rives. first SER
gennt (secretary) r., F. Rennie, second
sergeant, r. F. Psyt1n. 5r thrd 1o seE5
Sergeant: IT. P. Angle, color sergeant;
George c.. Fitzhugh. quartermaster ser
geant: C.. ". Blackburn. cOmm1ssary SER
scant: Henry Werth. first corporal 3. D..
Lacy second sergeant: L. c. Perkins.
third corporal; Mr.. BirdsonE. fourth cor
Lamb. W. r. Walden and e. Fl. CourtnsX.
e The next meeting will be held on Feb
rim r.. 4 st 19O4. gS 5 re- g.f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
AT THE THEATRES.

Vaudeville seems to have seen It's pest
davs in Richmond. with the varieties
the Bijou last week, there were any
number OF empty seats at every per-
formarce, though the blu was quite up
t. the average. The week OF melodraua
started last night with an audience ina!
almost foil over tho balcony, and jammed
m to tho footlights. 1t was an au-
d:ence that knew what 1t was on hand for
AMI did its part to make the performance
.ro,"I And "go" 1t did, from the rise OF
the first curtain until the final scene
Of tho play.
,.The Great White Diamond" as a
nclodrama, is a gem OF tho first water
Tho only test by which play Of TINS
kind should be Judged is Its effect upon
m audience, and when the spectators
become SO intensely interested IN the nc
ticns OF those on the stage that they
cllnci their hands, or gaze open'mouthed
then tlIs drama has served It's purpose
( One of the goods ut n critical moment,
when tho 6llsarmed hero seemed TO %
: In danger OF losing his life at the point
OF dagger held by the villain, became
so wrought UP that he entered into the
action OF the piece by advising the hero
In loud voice, to init the old man with
chair"
Tho villain himself was a unique char
acter. He had makeup like syengall
and was Nyctalops, one who IS bind
IN the light, but can see IN the DARK
Tie goes through life without letting the
world know that his vision Is like that
Of an owl. 5a{ I, y
VI There are two sensational scenes In the
rlay. One is the dashlng of fast mall
train across the stage, and the rescue OF
the heroine from o perllous position,
rather original, by the way. for she has
been placed in the mail bag and hung
UP to be caught by the iron arm OF tho
mall car. The train cooks quite like the
real thing as It dashes past, leaving q
trail Of smoke and steam behind IT, The
other scene Is gymnastic In its nature,
and resembles very much what among
acrobats is called a return act" The
heroine swings herself into space to es.
cape a burning house, and is caught by
a man who Is swung head downward
from the cliff opposite. This bit Of
acrobatic work, done in the glare Of red
light, nearly causes the downfall Of the
gallery, Unless the signs fail. 1.-THE Great
White Diamond" will shed Its light upon
crowded house for the remainder Of
It's stay at the Bijou b. 9.
Virginia Harmed in Iris
Charles Frehman will present 4, y,
sssaSi gssh ssfss asras
IN the stellar role. at The Academy to-
night and Tomorrow night
This Is said to be Mr. Pinero's great
t has receiyed sinee it was pr produced n
New York last season, It has certainly
set people thinking as well as taking,
rro's earlier work, In the picture Of the
retrtbution that awaits the woman who
has led the life OF q Paula T'nIu,ray
p pstur Ee of ssp ga Soman but wsa
Is drawn into that llfs;
Among the big company which presents
the reconstructed musical farce. Il
phonse and CASTOR, = which comes 70 the
Brothers who have made = potable sue
csss In both hemlsphsresi Montgomery
and Pearl. who ally to cleVerness Ia
their respective parts. great musical abll-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
INV Norfolk Western
LEAVE RrcHhfoNn DAILY. y

- LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
* 900 A. M.--NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 1i:2o a. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg
"s:oS a 4. IN M. .1Go EXPRESS Il. BUFFET
parlor Car. Petersburg TO Lynchburg AID
Ronnoke. ] Pullman slsepers Roanoke 70 Cos
lumbus, Bluefleld to Cincinnati 4 also Roam ,ka4
TO Knoxville, and Knoxville to Chattanooga
a' is:i t,li r. MRoANoKB EXPRESS for FARM
vile. Lynchbnrg a nd Ronnoke. lsS&
$500 p, Iht.-OcEj.Ns SHORE LIMITED Ara
rlves Norfolk b:se 3. NJ Steps only az Peters
stenn,crs to Boston,. Providence, New York;
Baltimore and Washington. 81 ylSit
4 1876 p. M.--For Norfolk and oil stations ease
9:lo r. KNEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman Shoppers. Richmond to Lynchbur1 and
Roanoke Petersburg to East Radford J; Lyneh-l
burg to Chattanooga. Memphis and New Or-!
Trains arrive from, tho west 7:ss "A. NJ. s:ss
p. 81. and $40 P. NJ; from Norfolk u 100 -
M. and 1880 P. NJ. AN
fi3 w. B. BDVILLa g, II. BOSLE1 =. W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05
Trustees Sale of 7O-Acre Farm Cons
tanning a Large 2 : tory Frame Dwell

ling in Good Condition. arms, &C.
In execution Of a deed Of trust dnto1
october 16. 10O2. and recorded In Henrlco
County Court, D. Il, l65 B. &c So, Will.
at the request of the beneficiary, there
having been default In the payment OF
a portion OF the debt secured soil BY
public auction. on the premises. on
4 'ru ESDAY. JANUARY, 18TH. 1901,
at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ. all that or parcel OF
land. about IS miles below Richmond.
situated In Henrlco county. and bordering
On the Cha rles City county line, and
bounded on tho north by the land Of
George Ga.tewood, on east BY Charles
atty county line. on south by land Of
Robert NlcCuIdy. on the west BY. tho
land OF Mary r. Binford. containing
seventy acres. large two-story dwelling,
barns, etc.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay cost Of
the sale and taxes up to January. list,
1901, and the debt, amounting to S442.90.
and the residue to be payable in such
time and secured In such manner as
tho grantor, his personal ,represen-
,atlve, or assigns, may prescribe. or In
INC events that no such direction Is
given, then on credits as to the residue
Of one and two years, notice with In terest
added and secured by a deed Of trust.
III, 80, NJ. II. SHIRK, Trustee,
jan 1-1ot s
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In execution Of deed Of trust dated
April Goth. 1901, and recorded in Henrlco
County Court in D.. B. 1876 b, page go. we
Will. at the request OF the beneficiary,
there having been default in the, payment mt
nubllc auction, on the premises. on TUES
DAY. January s.. 1904. at 4:so @ clock F. M !,
that attractive lot at the southwest corner
Of Grove ana Auburn Avenues. fronting
e. by 1876 feet to an alley in the rear.
This Is an extra handsome lot, is we'll
shaded. and should appeal both to home
seekers and investors. d
TnRMs-C;ash sufficient to pay the
costs OF sale and taxes up to January
lst 1904 and the debt, amounting TO
xSo334 and the residue to be payable at
such time and secured in such manner
as tho grantor. his personal representa-
tive or assigns may prescribe: or In tho
event that no such direction is given, then
on credits MS to the residue OF six and
twelve months for notes with interest
added and secured by deed Of trust.
j. PARKER DASHIELL,
8. G. WALLACE,
Trustees.
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ity; Harry b. watson. who was the big
hit. OF the big musical comedy. "Tlls
Defender: La wrTence Cover TIE fest tenor san,
edy character women; Adelaide and
Gretchen Beardsley. who have made hts
in "The Burgomaster" and other similar
big company Of forty. people.
Great Laughing Success.
Tho idea Of a legitimate comedy, in
which there is not q single suggestive or
risque line or alton. drawing in New
York for any considerable time. was
Sc an absolute impossibil!ty before the
phenomenal run Of THE Earl OF Paw
tucket." which. will be seen here at the
Academy on Friday and Saturday. with
Saturday matinee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-05

offer for salc at Public Auction, on the
emsss ~ tine rea dna psdis4 n
jacent to tho sad town OF chase CITY,
ana embraelng ltS qc1.i e groqndig7 WIN q,
me ceeora pasars Iheraon and tbe Me na
ienbiirs Hotel and sannto:Ium, with It's
comPISie tHtnKshhsss uhS eqHa yT ind
HA nrihADTiNu NTH 5 BE 1x HsPn Hi
lighted and ventilated;. wide halls and
siea sS' lighted oy electricity. supplied
G & HakRoqP5u K Kl5A w * r. AkrG
iIete HydriNticS department. The power
station, with boilers. engines. pumps, az.
namos and lo.ton Ice plant, iasnl, ,I
ample for the needs OF the house at iul!
CAPACITY me steam Laundry ~ u vi!
tor convenient handling Of the mineral
waters. And Inert are also on the pretnts-
e kennels bowling aney ana az egs
blum bling ana sanitary conditions are eA-
The properties, y sTst mSre nan nan
WHIT VIII furniture bsddins linens. carpets,
china. silverwlre, Kitchen utensils. No.,
&C., Of latest design and excellent quality;
cry tHs p in 'yS05uIAEKN 1Au1NlA. on
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. three hours
IRON Klcnmond. aud Is easily ACCESSIBLE
from pOlnlS &SOTtL, SoOuIll eh4O w SSSs =
Is b35 feet a ove sea level, enjoys "a uni.
1ornlly mild climate. Affords good: shooting
+ in season. and ts an ideal al tue Year
\ c THE H. is NOW OPEN and en-
tertuninY guests. and has been IN con
ltlnuous Operation SINCE Its completion, ~
Docepber lyua. and has won tuvor with
The purchaser would be. able to take
immediate possession, y and ind ample
equipment Tor continuing the business
Wit nDut interruDtiOn. lNt Z. tt g5Bl
This property ot1ers a rare opportunity
for Investment. and parties interested are
invited to make personal inspection Ut
'TEKNS-CASA. as to one-fourth of the
purchase money. and the residue IN two
< equal instAllnentS at one and two yearS.
with Interest thereon ut the rate OF Six
per cent. per annum from date OF sale
s Til paid, the deferred payments to 10
evidenced by notes or bonds Of the pur-
chaser and secured by deed Of trust upon
'n A p %USa = TERM iH LEASE IS AUTHon-
5lzhI. If SUITABLE DEFER IS RE-
.CEIVED BEFORE DAY OF SALE.
r. r ROBERTS,
iiS Atnbb DfiE;s HAsR CITY MINERAL
WATER COMPANY. RICHMOND 1MO VA "a.
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