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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
CLAIMS DlMAGES Of
QUARTER OF MILLION
Norfolk and Western Sues Tide
water for Large Sum-Grade-
Crossing Case.

NORFOLK. VA. December 20.-The
case OF the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company against the Tidewater
Railroad Company Tor alleged damages
in the sum OF S255.coo was called IN the
Norfolk county Circuit Court to-day. the
proceedings being brought by the Norfolk
and Western to set aside the award Of
$500 allowed mat company by commits
sioners in the matter Of the South Nor
folk grade crossing. which was SO stnly
fought by the railroads last winter The
Norfolk and Western claims that 10 was
damaged 70 the extent % S265.Oo0 and that
it should have that amount.
The Tidewater Company long ago paid
into court the award OF $500. and Is
now running its trains over the grade
OF the rival company Counsel IN the
case to-day are Walter Il. Taylor and
+. w. knight. for the Tidewater. and
Eppa Hunton and ..ucien Cooke. for the
Norfolk and Western.
The hearing OF the case viii probably
continue for several days.
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With rotations and solos.
.ULIA BICKERs CAV,


I'm Miss Eliett's school Santa Claus
Will entertain the younger folks. All other
schools viii also have appropriate exer-
cises. and the afternoon will be given over
TO the happy anticipation of the DAYS
TO come. in which there will be neither
lecture nor book 90 mar one moment
OF the children's hoI -ays
Tomorrow troops OF them will parado
up and down Broad Street. gazing in at
the shop windows and selecting the lit
tie gifts they are TO give mother and
rather and friends. Bright dreams OF fun
stockings viii crown their visions OF tn ,
night and in the day many a fire
cracker viii be shot around the corners
and IN the alleys when the COZ d0zes off
for a few moments behind the lamp
post.
The holiday rush viii begin in earnest
to-day when an the railroads entering
richmond VIII begin the usual Christmas
business at reduced rates. The holiday
tickets VIII bc put on sale to-day
All incoming trains will be crowded 70
their utmost with students coming home
for the holidays, and the stations will be
filled with happy parents and relatives
waiting TO welcome the youngsters. out
going trains will also carry their quota
OF schooimarms and students from Rich
mond College and the private schools go
ing home 70 spend their holiday on the
farm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
FIREMAN'S DAUGHTER
IS BURNED TO DEATH
Little Girl Was Standing Before
Open Grate-Mother's Hands
Pitilessly Burned.
LspeeIaI % - rImes-p.spatoh.l

Especial To Inc Times fCn.l
PETERSBURG. VA, December 2o-The
seven-year- daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
William r. Wells was fatally burned in
her bedroom at her home on West High
Street last evening. and died about two
hours after the accident. The little girl
whose name was Bernice. was found by
an older sister standing before the fire
with her gown aflame. The mother. in
a desperate effort to tear the burning
clothing from the child was badly burned
about the hands. At the time Of the
accident the cnilds father was out at
the Central state Hospital, where he IS
employed as night fireman.
Tinker Runn. the negro recently con-
victcd In the Circuit Court of Dinwiddie
county of shooting and rObbing Warren
Brown. postmaster and merchant at
Hebron. in that county. has been adj
Judged insane by the commission appoint
ed to examine him. and has been sent
20 the Central state Hospital Ruffin WAS
sentenced TO eight years in the peniten-
tiary after the third trial. and a motion
FOR fourth trial was TO have been
argued.
The charter Of the Appomattox Benefit
Society was recorded to-day in the on e.
OF the clerk OF the courts. The organl-
cation Is a fraternal benefit association,
and viii be managed by "a board Of ma
tional directors. which. for the first year.
is composed Of the following gentlemen:
J. W. seward and DR.. r. A. Gamble, Of
Petersburg; J. w. Elliot. Of Roanoke: NJ.
c. Doubles and A. G. Rogers OF Rich
mond.
Major Francis r. Lassiter, Congress
man-elect from this district. Will leave
tomorrow morning for Charleston. s. c..
where he goes to deliver al address.
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WANTED FOR SHOOTING;
GETS SHOT HIMSELF

BUCkEk5NlLLE, W UcceWDer u
Angus Sims. a colored youth Of the vi
cinity of QuinQue. who. Il IS alleged ran
away from the county 20 avoid apprehen-
sion on the charge OF shooting another
negro youth was brought home from
Claremont. W. Va. a few days ago. him
self having been shot by a negro. whom
he had shot through the ear This negro
feigned being dead 70 proven Sims shoot
ing more by laying on the ground unIl
Sims was out Of sight. when lac arose
and overlook Sims. took from him the
weapon he had used and shot Sims
through the leg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21

Members OF Friendship Rcbccca Lodge
40 DIT. WIl send "a box OF toys to the
htl" ones in the odd Fellows Orphanage
90 lNnohhrrg. and al members are re-
how small. ana send 81 TO their lodgeroom
ln Fraternity Hall Tonight. The box will
Dc closed then and be prepared 10 ship
next dav.
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Rush of EXnress-

There never was such rush of ex-
press business 40 Richmond. according
tc Air. w A. Michigan. agent OF the
southern Express Company. when seen
yesterday fitting from place 10 place IN
tho big warerooms Of the company. on
Ninth and Cary Streets
We have ten extra wagons running, .
SAID the agent, and need more"
u could not begin 10 tell YOU how
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21

and a full stocking make
the ideal Christmas Eve.
We can help you ill the
stockings.
For hur1y-Up perusal
we offer this S1nplifsd
Gift List:
Handkerchiefs, MufHers
Suspenders, Carriers,
Waistcoats, Socks,
Bath Robes, Collars,
Smoking Gloves
Jackets, Hats,
Underwear, Sticks
Shirt Stud Sets, Shoes,
Scarf Pins, Shirts 2
Cuff Links, Ties,
Dressing Gowns, Pajamaa
Umbrellas, Night
Suit Cases, Robes.
Jacobs 9 Levy
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Practical Illustration.

As the agent so spoke, he pointed to
a long line of wagons backed up TO the
Cary Street doors of the great ware
house. loading and unloading. and turn
ing. showed The Times-D Dispatch man
q busy scene within There were sending
md receiving clerks. and laborers, an IN
their shirtsleeves hustling TO keep down
congestion. and asserting and moving
packages OF all sizes and in great num-
bers.
Among other articles there were no.
ticed vast number Of jugs going 10 the
Mann bill' districts OF the state and
indications are that there will be more
quiet sips Of eggnOg in the rural sections
whore eggs and milk are not beyond the
reach Of the humblest citizen
Agent Michigan wishes TO impress upon
the public the Importance Of having their
packages plainly and fully addressed In
the wild rush that is now going on. il
is Impossible To spare the time 10 look
UP and supply addresses. and all pack
ages not properly addressed Will neces-
sarily have 90 be laid aside until the holi-
day rush is over. Richmond people are
evidently opening their hearts and their
pocketbooks TO their friends, and the lat
ter seem 70 be responding with equal gen
crosby.
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Gifts for Parents.

ne iiicn- - tho Brook Avenue kindcrgar-
IN NO ~ Brook Avenue. have been invited
l' p, n4 ihe Dnristmas-trec exercise this
l-'lii't Af TOO e.rio k. on this tree all the gifts
''. +' parents. fAc children being the CIV
t aiH having maie the gifts with thicr own
iN.t SD lIled are they with "thc 10y
". .Hat fLrr have not thought of re-
h.i'inE any Sits themselves
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
WINTRY DRIZZLE NO
CHECK TOSHOPPERS
Thousands Tramped Broad Street Yesterday in Spite
DamPness and Mud-Rush of Buying
Continues Great.
Continues Great.

Those who listened % the many adno-
titons OF the storekeepcrs and the news
lapcrs. and did their Christmas shopping
aarly have good cause TO rejoice. for the
iislgrecable woather that came ycster-
say now has no serrors FOR them. Not
Do with the late shoppers. They had a
rtough" time yesterday. but they stuck
fo tne business I'm hand like little men
ard little women. and the shopping dis
iricts OF Broad and Main Streets were
crowded an day. The people padded
through the mud and the dampness that
mct Thorn az the crossings. and faced as
best they could the mists and the rain
that seemed 90 blow upon them from
every direction. and hraVoly. very bravely.
LncF shoQpej and snorpcd os long as n
store packed up with Christmas goods
could oo found open.
Many Early Shoppers.
good woman Who does deal OF
holiday shopping for herself. and a great
deal ~ it for her numerous country cous-
ms and VILLAGE aunts and sisters. conde-
scendei to talk "a little while with "A
Aiwes-D spatch man Yesterday
She said; 81 think the good advice OF
The papers TO the Christmas shoppers
has been needed this year more than
ever before. j mean the advice TO bry
holiday presents ard other things c1riy
50 as 10 avoid thc rush OF th- last few
DAYS have boon doing 70 Tor several
years Eot in the habit 90 it hy having
fo do SO much buying for friends and
relatives in tho country. who sent tryir
nrders in early. While buying for them
did wy own shoDuicg. and $50 have
learned before this s-"rr what real
comfort 81 is On shop earh- have al
number of friends who know are usual
ly rushed up to t1e vCry last monent'o
rhristmas 1--we. bot who have finished
thrir shopping FOR this Christmas n week
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an over The city and the clerks in the
stations and main Office Juggling away
manfuily to keep all classes Of mail
moving promptly.
Piles of Packages.
With all this EFFORT being exerted, how
ever. there Will be times between now and
Tuesday. when IL Will be almost impos-
siblo 20 walk over the floor OF the
main office on account OF the thousands
or packages awaiting delivery. Perhaps
this may be true for a few hours at a
TIME, and then they will melt away, only
t. make room for more.
Strange as il may seem. the rush is over
iu tile money order department. and no
additional help has been found necessary
there.
1t is worthy of mention that the flush
time In this department was up 20 a
week or ten days ago. when it seemed
that nearly every Italian and many other
foreign-born citizens We're sending their
years savings 10 their former homes by
foreign money order for Christmas
The time within which such money
orders could reach foreign lands by the
holidays has now passed. ana the depart
Hent shows no unusual movement In DO
rUeStic orders
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SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
TO BEGIN TO-DAY
Special Christmas Exercises TO
Be Held in Many Places.
Students Leaving.

Holiday in the schools and colleges be-
gins to-day. and thousands of eager-eyed
children will promenade forth from their
prison doors, and, with mH-ry. gleefui
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21

London and Boston women call NASTY
weather"
II large numbers have finished buying.
IL seems 20 an observer that there has
been wonderful increase in Christmas
trade in Richmond, for the stores were
as fun yesterday as they could be, even
~ the early birds had finished their
foraging and gone to their homes for
the balance OF the week.
Evidently the merchants expected an
increase I'm Christmas trade this year
Tor they were never better prepared to
meet the demands of the present hunters
and the acquisitions OF Santa Claus.
Richmond'S Display Immense.
1t is to be doubted II the shop win
dows on Twenty third Street IN New
York can surpass in beauty the win
dows Sn Broad Street in this city. and
the display counters and show cases, all
the way from Adams Street down to
Eighth or Ninth. on Broad. viii COM
pare favorably with any layout that
Gotham can show.
All day yesterday between these two
points there was q constant string Of
men. women and children. all carrying
long memoranda and lodging I'm ana
out OF store after store from early i'm
the rainy and dismal morning until there
remained no longer store with unlocked
front doors. The Broad Street delivery
wagons We're skurryinC about the city
iu every direction until a late hour last
night. and the probability is that more
Christmas goods were delivered yester-
day than any day since the holiday shop
ping Commeuced-and hit a-raining' all
day. or at least drilling.
Women Are Sensible.
on Main Street too. there were throngs
an day. and from 10 in the morning until
in the evening handsome eQuipages
stood in front of the big jewelry stores
and the clothing and haberdasher shops.
In and out of the latter. as well as the
former. handsomely dressed ladies tripped
all the day long.
Said an old bachelor 10 The Times
Dispatch man. II never saw So many
women trading in mems clothing and
furnishing stores before in my life. 7
thiflk IL is a good sign of the times. 1t
means that women are becoming sensible
in the matter OF giving presents 70 their
gentlemen friends. They are evidently
buying things that men have some use
for T call that sensible. Women have
not always been sensible IN making pres
ents TO the men folks"
The indications are that the holiday
viii have another unpleasant
day to-day in which 70 do their buying.
hut weather or no weather. this promises /
10 be the banner day with the merchants
who have holiday goods 20 sell Many
may have taken the advice 70 shop early.
hut many more have not and the army
Of late traders IS larger than the regi-
ment or two Of early birds.
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many additional clerks and helpers we
have put on, and We viii take others If
we can get them.
We are sparing neither pains nor cosc
70 keep the vast flow OF packages NOV
ing. and while we have To work 70 DO
fl. YOU may say that the movement has
been pretty smooth up TO this time
owing 10 the great rush, We win not
De able to have our wagons call for
outgoing packages for the next few
days tt is absolutely all we can do
70 get the incoming goods delivered 10
the addresses and TO transport the pack
ages in transit 20 and from the stations
The trains have been running pretty
wei on time. considering the heavy
rush. and we have no right TO complain
OF the way We have been able 10 keep
our work up; but you can see for your
self that there is no time for idling with
rs now
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Nuts, Fruits, Candies.
Cigars.

An tho popular Imported and Key West
Cigars. especially packed for tho Holiday trade.
Good Cigars make good Xmas presents FOR men
and are appreciated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILL
Our Wine Cellar

contains products from ouch parts Of the globe
supply the best quality.
Champagnes. Clarcts. Rhine and AIosene
Wines. White Wines. Sauterncs Burgundies.
Ports Sherries. Maderas. Bundies. Runs.
Irish Scotch and American Whistles Gins.
Scotch and English Ales Irish Porter, Cocktails,
Bitters, Beers. Mineral Waters.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding District court-Ex parte
trct Court No. e7s.-Upon petition of the United
States. by its attorney. Daniel W. Baker, this day
ordered BY this court against ONE Adolf Gibso
as requested BY the Judge of the Fourth Civil Court
IS in the furtherance Of the interests Of interna
tional comfy between the United States and the
1905. ordered that the Following and annexed no
tice be published in fifteen consecutive issues Of
Evening Star, and that proper proof of the due
publication Of p said notice be aads and led in this
(Notieel ADOLF b. GIBSON: before fhe Judge
of the Fourth Civil Court of this Capital Liceniate
Mexican Cold and SILVER Recovery Company. ~ LINZ Inn
Plons Gold Mining COMPANY hase 81 ' 70
the company which the petitioner represents. ac-
OF the present year. In the city of Valdez, Terri.
tory OF Alaska, United States OF america. the
located the District Of Altar, state of Sonora,
as also the mine named .'The Michigan located
respectively from I "; Mix ana his associates,
and and from LOUIS serrano according 70 the writ
gales, and the oath OF March, 1885 before the
having been shown extra judicaily to the petition
of transfer in favor of Sourseh have been mislaid
you now come before the court praying In accord
that upon bearing the preparation of SECOND
authorization of the instruments mentioned be
ordered and that publication be made in three
newspapers of the greatest crcaia ton in the city
OF Valdez. Alaska in the city of Washington in
the United States Of America. and In whatever
paper may be designated In this capital which petit
ton Is granted by the judge in conformity with the
DEGREES of Sept 70 last, and the 10th and 18th OF
the present month"; and be -designates la Patrla''
as fhe newspaper in which publication shall be
made in this city Notice whereof Is hereby given
by these presents in accordance with the require
meDts of the law. Mexico. Oct. 25ek, 1905 AL
GuSTIN PALACIoS, Notary Public jaI8-i5t
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FARMS.

FOR SALE on EXCHANGE
magnificent stock and grain farm CT two
Thousand acres, fenced and cross fenced running
water the year roard: 100 srres the Richest bot
tom land-ail the necessary buildings.
Villain short distance VI " Washington within
one mile OF raill5ed; electric onrs to be extend.
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Portner estate. A positive sacrifice az $50 an
acre cash: our price, 80 an acre
Wi sell on easy terms, or will exchange cae-
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and pay cash difference
srhis property will b. worth one hundred dol
lars an acre Within three years.
SAITH TIosfFSDN, JR-, & CO. nnce
faes-3t 1883 ST. NV. basement,
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect, Washington, ID. C., January
13 1906: Ssaied proposals. win be received at this
Office until O'Clock D. M, the 10Th day OF Jam
uary, 1906. and then opened, for the construction
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craving and printing, Washington, D. O., in ac-
cardance with the drawings and specification
copies OF which may be had at this once at the
discretion Of the supervising architect. JAMES
KNOX TAILOR. Supervising Architect.
ja1b-m.w.f-6f.eSu
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SAIB-oNE GASOLINE RTNABOuT. IN
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Apply WILLARD AUTO co, 400, 4O0 Iith ST.
NV; phone 1S6. ta2-i-It
FOR SALE-ONE ST. LOUIS TOURING CAR IN
running order $500; demonstration given. Apply
WILLARD AUTO CO., 400-4o6 I4th st. NV:
phone $50. ja23-1t
FOR sALE-I9a5 2-CYLiNDER 20 HORSE POWER
Pope Toledo touring car. with lamps. covers tire,
chains and seaTchlight; in new condition:
price, complete. 500. Il. G.. WAGNER a3s r
NV. taI9-Gt
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WE HAVE SOME CHOICE PIECES or RUsf.
ness properties for sale the hest stFeets-r St,
q St, Pa. ave. and i4th st. between ST. and
New York ave. We instructed by the owners
not 10 advertise the particulars of these proper
ties. Cali for list
MOORE HILL Gne). III i4th st. NV.
3s205t
FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY on gTl ST
NV. near G ST.: 2sTk feet 'front.'.
TYLER * RUTHERFORD fIpcl
no25453ts 1907 + 81. NV.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANrED-SMART TAKERS EARN 81 TO IS
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DOGS, CATS. ETC.

WE SELL. THE BEST FEED FOR YOUR HOUSE
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WANTEU-AGENTS.

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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF co.
lumbia, holding a Probate Court. Ne. 1885, al.
mnstra tion.-This is 10 give notice that the sub
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from the Probate Court Of the District of Colum h
letters testamentary on the estate of Harriet
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All persons having claims against the deceased are
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A. d. 1907 otherwise they may by law be ex-
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