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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
AT THE HOTELS.
Guests Who Are Registered at
the Various Hostelries.

Following are among tho guests regis
tered In tho city last night:
Murphy 's-M. Babyan, New York: Mar
tin OMcara, Lynchburg, Va. C. s. Wat
son, North Carolina: r, II. Evans, Rich
$: II. Bernstein, New York; a.: II. Sharp,
Madison, Wis: G. f. shafer, Now York
d. f. Tuck, Baltimore; Fred Cohen, Troy,
N. H.; r. z. Howe, Knoxville, Tenn; j.
NJ. Harley, New York; Joel Whitaker.
Raleigh, N. c.; u. Warner Sydner, Chica-
GO: II. G. Davidson, New York; Archer
Palmer New York; w. Knapp, Shenan-
doah, Pa; S. M. Shepherd. Fluvanna, Va.
a. G. Glntcr, New York; W. II. Blair,
Lexington-E. B. Kidd, Charlotte. N. c.;
NJ. II. Carter, Hnrance; j. r. Stephenson,
North Carolina: G. G. Howell st. Louis
Fl. j. Bush, Wcsthcld, Mass; II. l. Cooper,
New York; ]. w. Iamorc, Newport
NJ. s, Smith, Jr.. Virginia; L. J.. Cody
and wife, New York; /. G. Gregory and
wife. Amherst. Va; II. S. Garnet. vlr-
Richmond-N. G. Let's, prlnceton,- N. j.
II. I. Pritchett, Jr., Danville; w. Fl. Hol-
mer, Gloucester, Mass: a. III. Turner and
wife, New York: Mr.. and Mrs. d. D.
Nickcrson. Boston,; T.. NJ. Curtis, New
York: w. Itowloy, Now York; W. e.
Snallwood, Boston,; N. r. Tichcnor, Phil.
ndclphia; +. b. Ford, Ohio; r.. J. Reod
Portsmonth. va Va; W L. Williamson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
ARTIL.L.E RYMAN
FALLS TO. Death.
Albert S. Berger Loses His Life
While On An Elec--#g
trio Car.
FELL FROM a LONG g TRE e: e.
Sustained Number Of Injuries.
DEMONSTRATING Crime
Charged.
FELL FROM a LONG TREsTLE

Especial TO The Times. D!spn tch.) aE
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October 81
Albert s. Berger, twenty three years Old,
an artlcrymun stationed at Fort Monroe,
was instantly killed by falling from a
trailer car Of the Newport News and
Old Point Railway and Electric Company
at $40 o'clock last evening" just as the
car was entering tho long trestlo at the
Mill Creek Bridge, entering The reserVa- 4
ton Just how the artillerymnnS fellsfrom
the car could not be accurately ascer-
tanned, as, owing to the question OF jnrls-
diction, no inquest was held. In falling
tho man must have struck his face upon
one OF tho large stone nbutments of tho
trcstlcs, and when found In the water
he was dead His arm was broken at
tho elbow, every tooth but lone was
knocked from his mouth and his face was
considerably mashed. lie suffered q frac-
t,l.e Of the base Of the brain, and 1t was
said also that his neck was broken. Ber-
ger is said to have been Il, resident Of
Cannclton, Ind.
r. Il. Garter, who lives In Lakeyllle,
tho east lend suburb of Newport News,
has beon arrested at Yorktown, and is
being held there for the authorities of
Elizabeth City county. Carter4is charged
with stealing Il valuable horse from the
stable OF Mr.. G. D.. Mallory who resides
at s<lltor's Creek. Carter Is alleged to
have entered Mr.. Mnllory's stable some
lime during Friday night or early yester-
day morning and stolen the animhl, which
Is said to be good horse. Tho prisoner
Is said to be weak minded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
"POWHA7AN'
TO new TENANTS
Old Ford's Hotel to Start Under
Different Auspices on
January 1st,

The trustees of the Powhatan Hotel
property, which has been run since Sent,
list by Mr.. Joseph II. Shepherd. Jr., as
manager, have effected q new lease for
a long term, which VIII be taken on
Jan. !. 1905,
Meanwhile, Nessrs. w. 3, and s, II.
Ford viii take charge Of the house to-
day, and will run 1t until the ilrst or me
year. 49,,
The NIcssrs. Ford are sons OF the late
A. j. Ford, who for many years owned
and operated the house.
The trustees stated when seen last nlBnt
that they were not In q position now 70
diyulge the names of the gentlemen VINO
will assume control on Jan, lst, but thar
they are men familiar with the note!
business In Richmond, and thAt they
will take the house with the view OF
operating It on q successful pasls lor
a long term OF years.
The Powhaun Hotel. or tords fi9te,i,
as IL is more famliarly called, is wlde!y
known throughout the State ana country,
and has In its time been one OF tne !, it,.,,
popular resorts in Richmond and OWNS
to the convenience Of It's location, eles
the house has been the stopping place OF
members OF Legislature ana Pupisc 'ieii
t5r more than Il generation.
When the estate Of the late A,i. fora
come To be wound up some years ago, we
hotel passed into this hands OF me courts,
and Is now managed along Wstn IN. o.''er
properly Of Tho deceased. by trustees salS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
SWANSON SPEAKS
At THE ACADEMY
Democratic Leader TO Appear n
Richmond To @
Night.
MUCH PREPARATION is MADE
Meeting Of State Committee Post
W. oncd-Nlontague and Mann
Speak at Suffolk.

Ea trlci political event of the WeeN -
Rirh,nond will be the speech OF Con-
4rrcss,nan Claude a. Swanson, DeHho-
cratic nominee for Governor, at my
Academy OF Music tonight, ana sr ,cl1
crowd is expected to greet the dls'ullll- -
rnished leader The meeting VIII be utl-
dnrt the auspices Of the City Democratic
Il Committee and Chairman James Is. lIo-
5horty will preside. a long list OF VICE
presidents has been selected and II IN
cludes some OF the most prominent DEMO
Gratis in the city.
Mi Swanson arrived in the city yes
3terday and is stopping at the hichlnonu
$Hef received number of friends lhst
night and appeared in fine spirits. lie
will not be able to attend the Horse
Show as he Will put n-.the tull Week
on the stump. Senator Martin Is ex-
pectcd to-day and will remain here dur
Ing the Hor,. Show. Governor Montague
and Judge Mann will speak ut Suffolk
to-day. They Will return to the city
Former Senator Thomas n.
Williams, OF Mccklcnburg, Is here and
hciscame to lopk after some law business.
He had also Intended to walt over and
attend q meeting of the State Demo-
cratic Committee, OF which he Is a mem
Der, but the meeting which was schcd-
suled for tomorrow night, has been post
5poned indefinitely because SO many 1l1em-
bers find they can mot attend on that
date. The purpose of the meeting was
TO consider an appeal for n rchenring
III the Norfolk county case. The APP
neal was made by the "straightout"
Democrats, against whom the committee
decided at its recent session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
DID COME BACK.
Dr., Shackelford Says He Rem
dered All the Aid Possible.

Regarding tho accident by which -Ir.
mckinney was hurt undor Dr. Il. Fl.
ckelford'e buggy Saturday, DR.. shack
clifford, who was arrested and ba!led, said
3@lVI had been to the City Hall on some
business and was driving out Tenth
Street to turn UP Broad. When first
saw the man he was under the front
wheels of the buggy. Whether he fell
down or the buggy struck him I do not
know. The horse was IN a slow pace
almost walk-When tho accident oc-
Cured. After seeing that the man was
under the wheels I stopped at once and
oa1ne back to where he was lying. Sew
8eral persons had gathered around hin,
malned there for several minutes. and
could nnd a. telephone to call the ambp,
call the ambulance, and went away to
dO'so, Within few minutes, I saw tho
injured man sit up and, having. an im-
III did not know that there had been
d warrant sworn out for me until ] re-
turned to the city this evening shortly
after I O'Clock. When saw this IN the
afternoon papers ] went at onoe 70 the
First Police Station and surrendered N.Y.
self, and was recognized to appear ~ 20
lice Court Tuesday. The accident was
purely an accident, but whether or not I
an, responsible for 1t do not snow,
am under the impression that the gen
tIoman fell under the wheels of my buggy
and was not struck by the horse. :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
ne SHOT THE NEGRO
DEFENDING HIMSELF J. |.
Coroner's Jury to Decide in Case
Of David Lyon, at
Suffolk.
Especial to rho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

IL
SUFFOLK, VA. October 8.---Conclud--
ing an all-dny autopsy and coroncr's in
QUESTION over tho body Of William Ora ira
ham, coored, the jury this evening rem
dcrcd verdict III which 1t yuid,
'"rhat the said William Graham came
to his death by pistol wounds inflicted BY
the hand OF one David G. Lyon, while
resisting a murderous attack by tho said
William Graham.
& Graham. yesterday afternoon. was shot
to death on busy thoroughfare by Lyon,
who had been attacked by Graham, an em-
ploye at one or his saw mills. and Knocked
E to his knees, Lyon fired once while his
neck was encirced BY Graham's left
arm, and three times after being released,
every bullet taking effect. ST
4 Many witnesses this afternoon Bworo
that Graham preclpitated the assault. A
fow minutes before the homicide Graham
exhibited q pistol in a store. but was
required to give It up. About O. ciock
Saturday afternoon, Graham had DIFF
flculty with Lyon at Copeland, w.. and
was driven away from the mill premises
a by Lyon, who used club. Graham made
threats that he would get even before
o'clock that evening
Graham was ordered away from the
MILL on Wednesday, but went back Satur-
day for his envelope, which contained
s1O41 less than he expected. Words with
the cashier preceded his being driven
away. Lyon drove to Suffolk and Graham
took n train, arriving first, I1t is be-
4lieved that Lyon Will DO acquitted. I'm
less he be freed In court tomorrow bail
will be sought. He can furnish bond up
to 100000 through friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
ALL READY FOR
the HORSE SHOW.
Continued from First PaseD

(COntlnuCu sltOIl eANoS'
looked sad Dyed with disgust at such q
display of ignorance
The fact is that despite the assertions
Of many articles to the contrary, DICK
Donnclly rode MI. Willett's Heather
bloom feet inches the worlds rec
ord. at Bryn Mawr Horse Show. Sep
TENDER rs, 1903, and 1t Is TO break this
record that the Richmond show has OF
fcred a nrIzc Of $500,
Everything Is now In shape at the Au-
d.lorlum for tho gates to be opened OH
Tuesday night, aud while only seventy
two horses are now stabbed III the build
ings, arrangements have been made to
care for the many more that will ar
rive to-day.
Tho interior Of tile Auditorium is hand
somnly decorated with flags and bunting;
fresh white paint IS evcrywhere In cyl
dcnce; chairs have been placed N the
1rivale boxes, aud all ID ready for the
tugle blast that will announce that the
judges arc ready for the first class.
No Preliminary Trials.
Tho management deslpes II to DO an
reunced that there Will DO no prellml-
nary trials in the hunters and jumpers
classes There Will be judging conforma-
ton in the ring during the mornings
but the statement as to prellm1narles ~
n mistake.
Ono OF the sporting features OF The
show VIII be tho operation g pubic
tia SHOW building every night OF the
thc shtow Building every night Of the
week.. rhe coach will be driven ny
C,harlcs X, Fownes, the we'll known pro-
fessional whip, who shipped the horses
and coach from New York 70 Richmond
~, the occasion, His wheel horses are
from the 'Pioneer Coach stables, ana
III, leaders from the stables ol Van
Tnssel and ISearney, q booking Once TOT
the coach will DO opened at the Jelrersoh
Hotel! A..
The pony mare, "Holly," owned ny Mr.,
Epratley, that ran away from tte stapes
Saturday, was found early OF, yes'e's ,,.
morning on the Cary Street Road, shs
had tho good fortune to escape all injury.
The only Judges who have so far reached
the city are Dr.. Shirley Garter, OF War
renton, who VIII Judge park hacks alone
and Mr.. Charles Hurkamp, Of Freder-
icksburg, who will, With Hon Adam
peck and Mr., WIllats, judge hunters. -
is expected that the other judges WIN
reach town on Tuesday morning
Miss Morris's Horses,
twelve horses came In last night un.
der the care Of Dick Donnely, monsst
them were 'lleatherbloonl" and 'nifle,"
high Jumpers; Jack" "Torchlight."
"roronto, and "Irelands ARROW" hnh. ,
! ers. and "Rcx' and Imported Latte
Fritz" park hacks The iast lhpss
horses arc the property of Miss Vera
Morris, the ex-chorua girl, who . now
the queen of finance. " 10 SAD ,ha'
Miss Morris will not visit Richn'ond our
| Ing the show -,
Amongst the horses if PSfS W. .d tii'i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Addresses Medical Students.

Mr.. N. y. stills made all excellont az
dress yesterday afternoon before the :.
Nj. G, A., OF the University Co!lese OF
Medicine. The talk was mostly a!ong me
l,ne OF Y. M. G. a. work. and the good
that was derived from It,
Next Sunday afternoon 1t VIII pc q
students meeting, and an interesting
programme Is anticipated,
The new men Of the school had moet-
Ing few days ago FOR the purpose OF
aIectine class officers. The election WAS
nostponed until tho boys could become
be tier acquainted with each other
Many boys attended the opening exer-
o,ses Of i dancing school Saturday after
noon. They were only taking the advice
Of president Mcclure, when Nc tod them
ia lind q olty girl II they got homeslck'
There is much talk of organizing q
root hall team. There are q number OF
oln football players in school, and good
team could DO organized
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
NEW Works AND PHILLlES
PLAY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Il. pfIILAD0LPH1A, PA Ootoper s'--4a'--
ri ngemcnts have been comple tod LOT t''e
or ening here tomorrow OF the series ~
baseball games between the New otN
national League club and The Phllndel-
Thin American Leagus club, winners OF
tho 1905 championship Of their respective
leagues, Extraordinary preparations have
heen made to handle tho crowds which
are expected to be the largest that nave
ever attended n baseball game ~ TINS :
city. This series Is the first OF lts R1hu
In the history Of the national game mere,
and has aroused moro interest than4a any
preceding baseball event.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Many Are Dying.
Five in Natchez.

~ US N (I3V Assoclltcd 747feasJ
b MATCH III, MISS, October S.--Fvc new
cases Of yellow fever were reported to-
day, Of which four are white. a new
foci developed ut Il country home just
beyond the southeastern corner OF the
city limits. President Charles w. Miller,
Of tho Promotivo League, turned the re-
lief work over to relief association or
ganlzed to-day. The relief fund amounts
to $3.50.
Summary Of the official fever report:
New cases S; new fool. 1; cases under
treatment. 80; total foci, IS; total cases to
date 1856; cases discharged. /; total
deaths, 7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
SWANSON TO SPEAK.
Will Deliver Elks' Memorial Ad- !
dress In Richmond This Year.

The Richmond Lodge. OF 5Els, No. As.
has invited Hon. Claude "a. Swanson to
exercises or tho lodge to he lreld III this
city on tho first Sunday IN December next.
MIR. Swanson has accepted the Invitation,
will no doubt reflect great credit OH tho
OCCASION.
Exalted Ruler. w. NJ. Lawrence has mp
pointed the following special committee
held BY tho lodge here later ontEg i. w,
Cunningham tchntanan) Phil a. Kelly
5lvlce-c hnirman). Preston Belvin, Trlnk
Il. Mnrcuse, Thomas 3. Hicks. a Ct. sI,. #
This committee will Ia ter on name the
various subcommittee to have charge
of the details OF tho affair, which prom
ises to be IN every way successful.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09

or a high order. and reflected much
credit upon the Instructors Mrs. W. Il,
Sheppard and Mrs. Edgar Dalton, who
are In charge Of the primary depart hnent
The decorations OF The Church repre-.
scntcd "FI,,rvest Time" the flowers and
foliage adding much to the Srecltations,
which had reference to this particular
season. "a
Tho finances Of the school are iii good
condition. Several hundred dollars have
beeI raised during the Senr, and nice
collection was taken yesterday.
Tile diplomas, lhlrty-flvoRlin number,
which arc to be given for prompt nttcnd-
ancc. will be presented on next Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Moonlight Coaching Trip.
A special from Virginia I1ot Springs

says: "a ss}s5 s{
MI and Mrs. EEbert Leigh Jr., Of r CHI
mond, Va, gave q ellghtful moonlight
Farm Tonight Those invited were Nj.
and Mrs. Charles Nj. Chaplin, DR.. John
lNreeland Miss Marjorie Crltten, OF New
York; Mics Gertrude Jenkins, OF Balti-
w. ". Hanowinclsol, Of Richmond; MISS
Elizabeth Dunn, Of Washingtoil. and
Mcssrs. Daniel BatcH,I8 Charles Thorn,
Mrs. Charles DANA Gibson iA Visiting
the Springs With her father, Mr. C. D.
Langhorne. and they spend cons dsrafle
time in the saddle, exploring the different
lnnllntRins roads with friends CT m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
ORALLY DAY"
Unusually Interesting Exercises
Held at Asbury Place Church.

44S1o ~ |AoCNtA AcSN StAS'A SAA'
Yesterday was rally day at the Ashury
Place Methodist Sunday school, and an
exceedingly interesting programme was
rendered. Mr.. William NJ. Miller, the
superintendent presided.
The school opened ut the usual hour.
] ,3o o clock, and after preliminary eSer-
cises the following interesting, programme
was rendered, in the presence OF large
rnmber OF visiting parents and friends;
Singing, School,
Prayer. MI G. S. Hunt.
Scripture Reading, Mr., Edwin Massie,
Welcome Address. Miss Ethel smlthers.
Singing, School,
.Recltaton, Nine little girls.
Singing, Infant Glass
(. Recitation, Glass Of Young Ladies, q
Address, Rev. c. II. McGhee.
Singing. School,
@ Report OF Sunday schol Work, Mr.. r,
c. Traylor,
Collection School.
Singing Members OF School,
r Benediction. Pastor.
The singing By tho infant class was
)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Salvation Army Industrial Home

= Il ag
. Captain Wehrl the officer in charge Of
the Ariny's Industrial work takes this
opportunity TO thank the citizens Q t. Rich
5mond. Barton Heights and Chestnut I'LL
for their hearty cooperation during the
past six months rs G
1--WE have been able" snid he yestor-
day, TO help number Of men by giving
them q chance to work, as every man who
is taken in the institution, has to earn his
living by some kind of work, to which he
is appointed. Some Of these men have
found better position and are doing we'll;
one man who has been esrranged from
his for over two years has been reunited
and is still doing we'll. Our home Is an
unsectarlnn institutions. Among tho men
we have helped are Baptists. Methodists,
Catholics and different other denomlna-
,tions.
las the house. cleaning time Is now be-
ginning, the officer Of the homo wishes
the housewives and ladies' Of Richmond
and tho suburbs to remember that the
Salvation Army wagon will call for the
cast off clothing. furniture, books and
papers Of all kinds, anything OF value
In the market, at your convenience. All
our wagons have tho sign Salvation Army
Industrial Home on them. " s&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
A CARLOAD OF RACE HORSES
EITHER KILLED OR HURT
lBy Associated Press.l

X MILLERSY1I1LE, PA, October S.
Three men We're killed, ono man was
injured and carload of race horses
were either killed or so badly hurt that
they had TO DO shot as tho result OF q
collision at the junction Of the Lykens
Valley Branch of the Pennsylvania Rail
road, quarter-nale south of this place,
to- GaN. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
FORM A ROOSEVELT
PARTY IN AMHERST
Democrats Called to Meet to
Form One at the
Courthouse.
(speeial 10 THE l'lmos-Dispatch.)

LYNCHBURG, VA, October S,--A eau
has been Issued to the voters Of Amherst
county to meet at Amherst Courthouse on
Monday OF next week to organize an OPP
position TO tho Democratic party, to be
lmown as an Independent Roosevelt party.
The proposed platform Is better roads.
better public schools. free schpo books
and fair elections and examination OF
State and county accounts by non-parti-
san experts. The meeting, however II y
develops, viii be too late to get cands-
date on the ticket for the November cleo
tiosl L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
LIQUOR Sold at a Church.

Helen and George Smithell alias
Sniithcy, q negro woman and man, were
iny them with being fugitives from Justice
from Hanover county. They will DO
turned over to the Hanover authorities
in Police Court this morning. The war
rant against them Is for selling intoSi-
eating liquors at Shiloh Baptist Church
on a. Sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Backed Them Down.

There was no baseball game at the
Chesapeake ana Ohio T'lats Saturday af-
terncon between the Montague Pets
(singlp mem and the Martin Sluggers
(marrled mtn). the latter having failed
TO appear on the field
The previous game resulted: Montague
Pets, 5; Martin Sluggers, g.,
The officers OF the former team are
Manager, II. II. Callahan; Captain, j. II.
Becker: and of the latter: j. ]. Eek, man.
ager; and *. S. Baker, captain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
"Capsize" the Laws.

Charles Griffin, young @ywhIle man,
was arrested yesterday for being drunk.
When searched q pistol was found In
>ccaled weapons was lodged against the
man. III the cell at the statioh-house,
Grifrir protested against his arrest, and
said that he intended TO ''capslze the laws
of the United States II he had to re-
main locked up. AT an carly hour the
laws ana tho station-house wero hold
ing their equilibrium.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09

Tho gratifying feature about the Sun
day report Is the fact that no deaths
occurred. This Is the second time dur
ing tho present visitation that day has
passed without death from yel-p
fever tho previous day being September
18th. A foot-notc to the official report
to-day says that Mrs. John Duffy died
Friday, and the Doctors certificate, given
Saturday, showed tho cause Of death to
be congestion OF the brain. This case
had been diagnosed as yellow fever on
October 9Th by marine hospital sur
COON, and IT. is the basis for the second
charge of failing to report u case which
has been made against DR. Szubary.
Among tho new cases Is q reporter on
al, afternoon paper, whose brother was
stricken two days ago. Only six Of the
cases are above Canal street.
The seven people from Rosetta. Miss,
who voluntarily went into detention at
tho emergency hospital, are still In good
health, and Mr.. Tcllerlck. head Of the
family which first entered the hospital.
said he wished to say 10 this people out
side that he was being most satisfac-
3 torlly treated, that he was comfortable,
and that ali members Of his family were
er joying the best Of health.
Following arc the country reports:
Alexandria, one death; Gretna, one new
case, brought from Grand Isle; Union
plentation, In Jefferson Parish, several
cases. Mississippi: Vicksburs. five new
cases. Natchez five new cases. Port
Gibson. one now case; one death. NO
rev cases on gulf coast or at Rosetta.
Tho fever reported from Homochitto,
near Rosetta as yellow 1eVcr' nus Deeti
pI onounced malaria.