The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15


his fortunes ana on another occasion gave
4 sreSt ,,nt ,cr " iia frla,,t1g who,, he iis
81 4 r. ,ost i, N Al, =, 3 y,
s'''u - Y y, n y.
vas .'tv ~
tod his friends Tint ne ha 1 gone proKo
and wound Up tho affair by going out on
Court street and handing dollar Bills to
Il ~ y ~ ". H, " ~ rnncv
sra,n y TX 4 winan.s forft mem NJ scra,nblo
aftar Ia HE ,ne I ,nt3tto for Ria daily
.ilylnr thatI|ia 't:hnraoterlsttc: III YOU
SPEND money, sporidS II royalty Spend II
like d gentleman. spend your last dollar
like d prince. And his expenditures as
we'll as his stock doals, have always been
on u princely scale. "a IN u 4 III n III
mn Free With His Gold.
S3tv,bcn ,lv,np, An \ q ,yinchestcr. IL ils
earlier sdnya.1 befora moving % the mag.
fnificcnt frsnrl, & nav mansion \. ho ~ ways
tin,oa (, iovn ,.t / u,h,,n Ia an :
~ u i,,.s - Ma, ln, !, lnnG ~
fiowo - "a - !, ~ q hnots#nf,d nnners "a
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- ta.1 -, I. !, - ~ en-, = dnr,n b oo,d
ra,r "A i MAJ, 1 ~ 80 sas M for INA
Id ], rho .ss ~ .,,a ,,aY,. Stand ~ 3ti,o3
f,,t.@ hna. : 3 ~ 'iI.tia y,inchastor ia.
8ticn N III !, j., j - rrsd consif,orn hio gol1
"a, a,,d j, = :, i, ~ Il 4 ,oct Ia Ia
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,assn ~, i i IL IN h v u ~, y
VI III ~ ~ q n 4, 80. ~, ~ which
r. ~ X !, anao,a m, ~ ! ~ h,r,s
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"a 'nnnn, !, J Il oyra,,t ~ ~ ,llnr ia an ex-
,srt y ca ! i,,idod Is IN & co1nns y
each with d slot Sllkn @ nenny ban K An
espertswas sers Il hi his bei,est 70 open IL,
and was so long that the firm called him
TO account. s. y couldn't help Il, !" replied
the man, IT tok al y day to take tho
stun t.83'.Vhat stun the gold.
Il found the v safe q in six sections e and ~
each section was gjnmn,ed full of twenty
dollar gold pl eces We piled ~ INTO coal
shods, ash pans and waste baskets and
any old thing that came handy. There 'r e
was 500. 900 OF IL. and they said Mr. Law
son was going to give u TO his fa mily LOT
pin money. 80 i5i% t88 ss3 u n t
AZ A gain his penchant FOL gold figured In
from one who was closely associated
with him In certain confidential work.
AT the time OF the Il first n r. tnendous
3 Slump in Anal gamated Copper every
one on the "a Street was WHISPERING that
lawson has proke,E ana was now
81 down and out. 1 All through the worst
5of the market situation. and u Tor Gays.
thereafter Lawson kept a big safe IN his
ONCE filled with Il BAGS OF gold pieces
amounting toSsoyer Il 600 600, and BESIDES
this, carried four certified checks Tor e
million dollars, each with him al the
time In his pocket book. = ne tesler OF! OF
this story was himself sfl own the SchecKs
by La wson. b, us
S MANY Have Benefited.
5S,yh,lo I 1awson Is charged q WITH self
fs.ek,nx 4 IA Sbearr merely speculator.
NJ q ~ & fact that & many have benefited
r. rSeIv NJ Ma =, "a = het Or n the mar
IA a. o,,t and many have occasion 10
tbne n,ber his generosit ", while. Of course
|. bnro - - 10 vy,,o ca,r.a M very narne
as being Il, their estimation, at least,
Ia ;,sa 81 their rim. & i$sS
q Inst hocya, nsas hia VIE admired the view
Z, TIA ooea Z from q rocky piece Of Land
Il scit,iate he bought the site, and much
Z. - her nrn nertv win it. converting III at
nj, o,,tlav 3 of 100000 into one OF the
1r.st i ,,,ndsI atnck far1r,s ana summer
~ -. T., ! IL u,,orid IA 5rbourht tho most
~ = :. IL dogs. horaes poq,l.
TN ana q other n stock, and e declared he \
would make il a breeding farm equal to-
the beat in America. and capable Of pro-
ducing ar fine horses and cattle a. could
be found In the Blue Grass reglon, OF
the Isle OF jersey. he bought b l:IsS
eco, as the star OF his great string
Of horseflesi1, Then 1he, ma ched boralma
for 900 against Lord DERBY, q Srcelhe
to donate the winnings his morse proved 4
the best to churity. He PAID ~ oo tor
prize puil 70 !lesla !'.s =, .
FLOODED cattle FIVE thousand go I, aollars :
for an English bulldos was nothlns, II
he wanted the animal, or ms neaa keepe.s
advised him TO buy i, Thirty ,tl y nd
dollars for a lew variety OF pink 70 PC oe
named after his wife caused =; him 8. n9 !, 9
twnge when he found others were g DIG
ding FOR It. sss @ III t Il
Yet none q these expenditures have g
been wholly the result Of q 9 wllln,s nor
panned out unprot,aby az q 2 mere wh, y,
might. HIS breeding farm Is g; q paying
institution, and young stock has brought
high figures. 5s 5ss:.lS
The lawson pink proved q paying IN
vestment, lawson cseu.eu NY.
the $50, 900 paid for the first rights 70 "
o,,t az the sales OF slips through his