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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
TOMPKINS SENT ON.
Young Man Charged With En-
bezzlement Goes to Grand Tu,v.

Russell ~. Tompkins the young man who
abscondcd With 500 OF his employers money
on November 18Th, appeared IN Police court
yesterday morning. and after short preliui-
nary hearing. was sent on to the Hastings
Court O. bee tried on January lth for felony.
Tompkins was employed by Mr.. 4. j..
Chewing. ~ tho 4. j. Chewing Company On
CJrpora;cll. real estate agents, for four years.
and one 0f the most trusted employees in
the firm Nr Chewing said that ne treated
him and thought of him almost as "A son. and
De was much Rrieved and surprised when ne
came 10 rhc knowledge OF Tompkius' lapse
from duty and honor
1fr chewing was the only witness exam
i-ci. Die testified that hc had given Iomphlns
about 5000 to deposit. or this amount $50
was iu currency and the rest ia checks. That
night Monday. he received word from Tonp-
kins that he wanted to 80 TO Washington. and
Joe told him De could go. The next morning
when he came 30 balance his books he found
frat they were 500 short. hut said that Tomp-
kius was not responsible Tor the other hum
drcd. AR Chewing said that hc believed it
was the iufla0ncr ~ tho woman whom Tomp-
kius married that caused him 20 commit the
deed. and that no was mentally unbalanced at
the time Justice Crutchheld said that for
3ury To- decided. and sent the case on.
T0mpklus is bonded in the sum ~ Si.oD. Mr..
fEcUuing being The principal hondsman. Ar.
George T.. Wise i4 attorney for The prisoner.
Iompkins ram away to join Miss Josephine
Hrockeuborough ln Baltimore. where be mar
rlcd her Ie was caught few days after
thc cmuezzcmeut hy Detective Captain TOM
liu-on fro savannah. Ca. and brought back %
Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
LAST COUPON IN
GREAT CONTEST
No Information VIII Be Given
Out Until Announcement on
Christmas MornirS.

Yesterdays issue Of The Times-Dis-
patch contained tho last coupon in the
great contest for schOoiroOm decoration.
and the children and their friends were
literally busy bees" Every one IN the
city. Interested IN some school. was eager
TO gather as many coupons for that school
as possible To-day ana Tomorrow the
gathering IN OF the coupons. trimming
them, filling them out and sending them
in will continue. and Room s. School
Contest. will indeed bo busy place.
Every one should remember that coupons
by messenger viii not be received by The
Dispatch after midnight Of sat
urday December 22d. The only extern
sion allowed on the time limit Is IN the
case OF coupons sent by mail and re-
cclvcd not later than noon Of Monday.
December cath. The announcement Of
the winning schools Will be made on
Christmas morning. No earlier informa-
aion will he given under any circum-
stances and every one IL requested not
90 telephone any inquiries. necessitating.
AS they viii. a polite but firm refusal for
information and requiring so much time
at this busy season.
Miss Rrinkhaus was unable 70 visit any
school yesterday much 20 her regret. She
hopes 10 attend the entertainments In
three schools tC-day-Randolph, Leigh
and Central.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21

be AT home to their friends at the vir-
sinio' in that city.
Or. NJ. B. Rudd left yesterday to spend
some time at his home I'm Powhatan
county.
Captain c. r. Smith and Miss Clara 7.
smith. Of Caroline county. are in the
city for several days
Mrs. s c. Richardson and Miss Nellie
Talbot are spending some time with
Mrs b. NJ Abbott AT NO sol East
Franklin Street.
Miss Emily Waddiu has returned from
visit to friends I'm Annapolis, Nd.
Mrs. Charles NJ Blackford and Mrs.
r. Colston Blackford, Of Lynchburg Will
spenC the holiday season with Mrs A. b.
Camin I'm this city.
Miss Lottie Hoskins of Fredericksburg.
spent "Wednesday in this city.
Mr. J. o. Hospital has returned 10 his
homo IN Harrisonburg. after q visit Of
two weeks to Richmond ard Charlottcs-
vile.
Air. Sidney Saunders has gone to spend
the holidays at his home In Suffolk.
Mrs. Harry Gordon has returned 20 hcr
home I'm Roanoke after spending several
days with friends in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
LESTER CLARK MISSING.
Washington Lad of Thirteen Be
ing Sought by His Family.

Chief az Police Louis Werner has been
asked by Major Richard Sylvester su-
periutendcut OF police Of New York City.
90 keep % lookout for Lester Clark. "A
thirteen-1 ar-old boy, who has been
missing f.lm his home since the first Of
tine month Along with a photograph o.
tho boy the New York CHIEF sends the
following description, and asks that the
papers print it.
Lester Clark. white. thirteen years old
small Tor his age; light complexion, light
hair blue eyes. scar back Of left hand:
Wore tan corduroy pants. dark Norfolk
Jacket. white shirt. black shoes and
stockings. light Fedora hat; ran away
from his home in this city Sunday, De-
cember I'd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
HENRICO CANDIDATES.
Three Men Out for County
Treasurer and Two for Sheriff

Three candidates are out for tho treas
urership Of Henrico County-Mr William
Fnyscr. Of Narina District. and Mr.
George Watt and Mr. Il. &. Hechlor ftae
incumhcnD. OF Fairfield
For county sheriff Sheriff Simon Solo
mon and Commissioner l. IT. Kemp. OF
Narina are tho two candidates. Brook
land is accredited with being the only
place from which one can be elected
and sheriff solomon is from Brooklani
Commonwealth Attorney /. o. Wen
denhurg and Legislator q. w. Throck-
morton are also from Brooklaud These
two men ara looked upon as being safe
for their respective positions.
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No. 1923.
Clear the Way.
BY ALGERNON CHARLES swINBURNE.

ucno Of 's ' inc p'" printed u'
Clear the lords and ackeys
Here YOUR
Long enough house has held way
Lust falsehood. and traffic gold
Tongue of harlOt and so.d
Gave heritage OF thrals Of
rotten their gold is rust
QUnched the they lived by dead the
Shall their heritage also again
O
BY the these what England lords
Till forth them-Clear way!
the
the folly
of
perchanc reckoning day worse
hearSen lords land O purse.
blessing curse.
Where stand where falls spray;
shipwreck out. wayi
published .ash day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
PAY UP BOX RENT.
New Order Effective in Rich
nond Post-Office January 1st.

The new order readjusting tho prices or
boxes and lock drawers Ga the Richmond post
office and changing The method - paying the
rent thereon becomes effective on January 4.
1897. and 90 h1N-holfers viii observe tho now
rules they VIII save themselves a great deal
OF worry and confusion
Persons holding boxes may begin The pay
meme or rcpt Tor the first quarter o. 1907 to-
morrow, and such rent may Do paid any time
prior 90 January lat but e must be paid by
that date OF the boxes will be locked from the
inside against the holders. boX rent WAS al
ways due hui payable In advance but heret1 -
fore ten days ~ grace was givrn before the
boxes were locked Now this grace is cut on.
ana payren; must be made before the FIRST
day u each quarter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
EXAMINATION TO-DAY.
Prospective BarristeTs to Appear
Before Suprerne Court.

The Supreme Court Of Appeals Of Virginia
will SIT to-day for the examination Of candl-
dates for license 20 practice law. and a large
class q prospective barristers. including sew
oral from this city. viii present themselves
for the lost
The applicants ara required 20 secure from
some court certificate stating their age. the
length 81 their residence in tho Jurisdiction ~
tho court and endorsement Of their character
hy least two reputable attorneys OF the
circuit The following Richmonders have zig
uihcd their intention u taking the eNamina-
ton. Edmund O. Harrison who filed his GER
tld0ete yesterday: y. Bond. r. l. Kerse and
J.. y. Hubbard much larger number o.
couufies Of the state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
OST-OFFICE SITE.
Government Officials Are Com
inc Here n January.

AT n1'itIs reIalInE - a site Tor the pro-
posed n'N pn-t-prlDe Tor Richmond are IA
at'fanD' rnul SOME time IN January. 10 was
"tlc.t.l 'lHf fHr government officials would
hafN nrcu here this week TO look after the
fiai. Hlt Congressman Lamb. who hae Poe
f.r''i from Washington told Postmaster Cancu
2'-.'fanr chat upon calling at the depart meut
d Joy. days ago DE informed that nOthiu &
nd Pa lone until after the holidays.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
Mansion Thrown Open.


Tho Executive Mansion. which has been
in the bands 90 builders and interior dec
orators for some months l- now nearly
IN state OF complete renovation. Mrs.
swanson. who has been closely occupied
with matters relating 90 tse work of
improvement az thc mansion. VIII he ready
very soon 90 receive congra fgII1'ovs cn
the successful frish ~ months az Thought
and clrc-a finish thar results iu tle
addition ~ o. statr G.riuc-rrou and sew
erol other much-needei apartments to
the mansion
The ciovn.ug social event ~ New
ears r.Elt viii he the throwing open'
Ny Mrs. Swanson of the mansion for an
C.1rfal reception. which WIFI revive the
memories ~ former Days ana DO a .sp'cr-
did and brilliant affair. Governor and
Mrs swanson VIII receive with Mrs 7
aylor EllyS0n. the wives of members %
tle Governor sta0 ana OF the State off,
GERS Mrs swanson viii Doc assisted hv
number - her friends among the society
women and charming young girls Of Rich-
The mansion WAL Do handsomely deco
rated. and an orchestra Will render
specially selected number OF musical airs.
Miss RennOld's Debut.
Mr and Nrrs. Robert e.. Rennoids save
81 very handsome reception last evening in
honor of their dobutaute daughter Miss
q oline Gordon EeruoIls. The reception
'li o., 40 -1' ftSt Grace street.
N- -''. -.iiA"li A-a'epn. th"
I'ana tnef. tie whole lower
-'I OF l"e spacious ana beautiful house
,.--""t open
''.ii Nni2iF. attractive ~eccD-
~ ~ ..''-' '.''. ~'i,-i.- room We're aE-ow with
.-'-.s '-''' l''.'' "ltA t-e -oNe.ress and
1.bcrtv ~os,. I,.,'.'l i'.',y ana
ferns osrrie5 orr r,.- r...-t---
and mistIetoe. ~,fsro-s,r i.,- ..-......... -l,
hons. in unsusnertrd roole .,.7 .7..o.,,.,...
emphasized The holiday idea
lu tho dininr-roorn the t.ho ro.-r
adommcnt was I'm crimson ana vrff-,
roses. Tip-tlted baskets n.ll yea ana
white cousorve4. ana ra9-er...r..4 ..-...i-...
1r- s,5 H., r,'-l p cgcor..'',o hn.-h
Caroline ~ v.sl1,.,,. No. '..i "''- ~.
doh,tarta v-,ra d.. s,.,,,. .-.,,.-
chiffon. over satin v.irr ..,,,,-..7..,.
silver and bore he-saff ,..,,t .-.,...
grace and dignity. An 0~rhre+-, e.,., .
uolm screen PLAYED during reception bo,--e
Doc wealth and fashion and bosut,. ~
richmond came 10 bid Miss Ronnoids n
cordial welcome into their midst. and tho
occasion was in every respect One az tho
lnoSl elegant debut entertainments Of the
WINTER
In Honor of thp Ngieees T-,.:~
rrs d A.,.,-- -'i'
handsome c-t..,,f-.. wa. ->e " very
NIGHT at Tgotei f,i-r,-,,,5 b.. -'N l,.I
twin crarddaurh+sr- Df,--.- W W
hf~trs.,- al, , VIZ o.la'f..le double
i.a.-, ere arnons The mos, POPULAR y rs
Di.,,,,,.-., or 'ne younger society scr in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
Jamestown Commission

In" jamestown Exposition Commission. on
N"ifi II tl. State. wifi meet ln Governor
81" .n-'ns Office on January Cd for the trans
..I"n 1f important business. Governor Swan
H'n Is eN.onIcio chairman Of the body
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
Poems You Ought to KnOw.

Whatever
efeshment poetry-Pof Charles Eliot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21

given in honor OF Miss Eugene Taylor
d., u o'clock on "Wednesday next. pecem-
her 25th. Mrs Williams viii be assisted
$50 entertaining by Mrs Edgar Lanertv,
oirs. Anton Thicrman and Mrs. r. o.
Watkins
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21

wedding tour. They Will return TO spend
christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Ions I'm
this city. before leaving FOR their home in
Pine Biun. Ark.
Littlefield-Ashmead.
A marriage that will be OF great in-
forest to Richmond society was that Of
Miss Beatrice Ashmead. daughter OF Nj.
ana Mrs William Harris Ashmead. TO
Lieutenant William Lord Llttlenelj
United states Navy. which took place I'm
ST. Mafgaret's Episcopal church. Wash
inEton. Wednesday afternoon at 1 O'Clock
The Rev. Herbert Scott Smith oficiated
The bride was given away by Mr. w
s. Lloyd. of Pennsylvania. in the absence
of her father. whose illness caused tho
entire affair % boo quiet.
MrS. T.. s. White. of Englewood Y. J..
was matron of honor and Lieutenant
Harry Crosby Muslin was best man. The
ushers We're. Paymaster John Merriam
Naval Constructor b. IT. Robinson. lieu
tenant Thomas Craven. OF Annapolis;
Lieutenant Kenneth Castlcman. David lie
Breton. United states Navy. and Ileuten-
amt d. r. Horton. United States Marine
Corps
After brief wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs
littleheld will be at home at the navy
yard I'm Washington.
Tho bride is wen-remombcred and very
popular in Richmond having visited Miss
Page Aylett Royal several times.
POllard-Pigman.
Miss Addie Pigman. daughter Of Rear
Admiral George w. Pigman. United states
Navy, was married 20 AIR. Charles Robert
Pollard. ~ Arkansas City. Kan. iu the
home OF her parents on Calvert Street
Washington. Wednesday evening at $50
O'Clock. The Rev. George +. Dudley Of
nciated.
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Personal Mention.

Miss Louie Rolfc Of Icachefn Tau
Noiioik. England. ana Miss Helen Ven
able. OF Petersburg. are guests ~ w.
and Mrs. !. Hall Peasants No Is 0rass
Chase street. Baltimore. Nd Miss Role
is a member OF the family made famons
by John Eolfe. who married Pocunontas
Heachem Han was Roles English home
and has been in the family for hundreds
Of years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21
MOOdy-Noel.

Miss Barbara CoEhiu Noel. daughter
OF Mr and Mrs. William j. Noel OF Han
over county, was married TO Mr.. Melvin
Bruce Moody. Of Beaver Dam. at tine 81
James washington. ID. c., Wednesday. De-
cember 1871 They were accompanied 10
" "S"l.s t"n by Ar. and Mrs Willis Ian
drum. Miss Virginia Noel and Mr. Charles
Ellett-tne latter nephew OF the groom
The bride was attired in Il handsome
brown. L---nr--uan. LII
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tons for bridge whist party 70 he
given in honor OF Miss Eugene Taylor
d., u o'clock on Wednesday next. pecem-
her 26th Mrs Williams win De assisted
$40 entertaining by Mrs. Edgar Lanertv,
1irs. Anton Thicrman and Mrs. R. q.
Watkins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-21

wedding tour. They Will return TO spend
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. I.onc fin
This city. before leaving FOR their home in
Pine Biun. Ark.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
PAINE COPPER LETTER.

BOSTON, Dec. 6.-we must urge the greatest caution in buying stocks at the present time as the money market has never been in such bad shape as 1t Is at present and brokers are turning their business down all the time because they are unable to finance it. Unless matters get better soon we are sure to have & bad break all through the list. In the local mar ket. Mohawk showed a sharp advance this morning. s79 1-2, new record price and in spite of the fact of $4 dividend just declared. we think Mo hawk is too high and should be sold at the present level. The steady buy ing of Centennial and Allouez still con tinues. Rhode Island broke a point when the assessment was announced, but we consider the company has good chance O. finding copper and should be bought around these prices. There are plenty orders in the market to buy Range, 1900 shares selling at $50 today without breaking the price. webber 6 Go.
 The strength in standard issues surely indicates that the market is in the hands of the strong interests. and it is not probable that it will do so any faster than for the past few days, but financial relief certainly Is neces- sary to cheek the steady liquidation.- Gates & Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
A NEW COBALT CONSOLIDATION. c. C. Campbell and Associates Organ
 ire kipisot Mines, Limited

Toronto. Ont.-A mining trade or scope was put through here recently, when G. c. Campbell. Of New York, and a number of Canadian assocites filed papers for the iucor- poration of the Nipigct Mines. Limited, with a capital of $5,000.000.
 : The properties included in the ne gotiations comprise the Bailey mine. adjoining the University and Foster mines in Cobalt, as well as 25o acres of passed" claims in the vicinity or Cobalt, large area of patented lands in the silver district of Port Arthur and in the gold district of Rainey Riv- CT, as well as vast copper and iron lands north of Lake Superior.
 The directors of the new company are: J. H. Black, general manager of the Temiskamig & Northern OntarIo Railway. which is owned and operated by the government of Cn'asio; An drew M. Wiley of Port Arthur. prom irent vessel owner of the Great Lakes; {; John Ferguson of North Bay CEs-; l.. H. Sanbach of Cobalt; and George C. Campbell.
 Professor Potter. of St. Louis. rel alive of Bishop Potter. and a recog- nized authority upon mineralogy, has been engaged as consulting expert for the company and negotiations are now on foot for the services of Dr. L. D. Ricketts, of the Pnelps-Dodge forces
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
ANNUAL MEETING OF SONORA bOnhNzhHEL New Directors and Officers Are Elected, and Option For
 Control Refused.

The regular annual meeting of the Company was held yesterday afternoon at the offices of the com pany in the Naco Hotel, at Naco, Ari- zona. The meeting had been called for Wednesday, but was adjourned un- til yesterday to give the stockholders time 10 consider proposition from the Michigan stockholders for the con trol of the property.
 At the meeting 542,333 shares of the S50,0 900 shares which have been issued were represented.
 The usual routine reports were re ceived and accepted. and the next matter taken up was the election of a board of directors. It was determined .t the meeting to increase the number of directors from to II, but as this will require the filing of an amendment to the articles of incorporation, it was determined to elect seven, and give them power to i'll the other four places when the amendment had been filed.
 The following were elected mem bers of the board of directors for the ensuing year: T. M. Wells. Charles Smith, T. T. Davidson, D. B. Wilkin- son, J. A. Williams. William Cmahling and A. s. Cox. The newly elected di- rectors then held meeting and elect ed T. M. Wells, president: D. B. Will kinson, vice-president: William Gmah- ling, treasurer, and A. 8. Cox, secfe- tary.
 The property Of the Sonora Bonanza Mining Company is situated at Imuris, in the State of Sonora, Mexico, and Is said to be very rich in copper. There has been some friction caused among the stockholders of this company over an option for the control which some of the stockholders wished to grant to the Guggenheims, but at the meeting yesterday this matter was taken up and after considerable discussion 1t was decided to keep the control of the company and operate the property,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07

H. B. Hovland. President of the Globe Consolidated Company, which is operating a group of claims in the Globe district, in close proximity to the Old Dominion and Arizona Com mercial. on what Wa sformely known as the Taylor and Mallory groups. has been a visitor in Bisbee during the past week and leaves for Globe this afternoon.
 When asked regarding the progress of the work at Globe MT. Hovland vouchsafed the information that at the present time the Globe Consoli- dated was pushing forward its devel- opment work more rapidly than at any time since the company had begun operations in the district. The com pany has received it's entire machin- cry equipment with the exception of two boilers and these are expected next week. With this equipment on the ground and in place the com pany has a machinery equipment
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
COMPANY
 WILL ERECT MILL Expect to Have Five Stamps In Operation Within the Next Ninety Days.

DOUGLAS, Ariz.. Dec. 6.--(Special.) Sam Suplee, who is interested with Homer Prickett in the mines owned by the Telluride Mining company, is in the city for few days, having ar rived on Monday from the mines, which are located east of the Tigre. Mir. Suplee has been in charge of the work on the Ruth and Alagarea mines for the past eighteen months and up to the present time has been reticent as to, the showing made by the work. Now he comes up from the Sonora camp couEdent that the, mines owned by the Telluride company will. h the near future. be yielding handsome profits 70 rae own eR.
 We expect to have a five-stamp mill in operation on our ore within ninety days" said Mir. Sup-ee this morning, and we have several thous- and tons of excellent milling ore on the dumps and blocked out by the de- velopment work of the past year. Some of this ore is valued at $l00 to the ton and all of it will average about $40. Much of the ore Is rich enough to ship to the smelter even with the present inconvenience of transporta- ton. It is our intention, however. to save all of the ore for reduction In our own mill which will be located on the property.
 At present we are working five men. drifting in solid bodies Of ores. We could work mors men, but that is not necessary now, as the ore bodies have been well located and remove all doubt about the property being a mine. To within five miles of the Telluride camp a splendid wagon road Is now built and it will not be hard to bring this road on to the camp"
 MT. Suplee will return to Sonora in a few days, having come up for sup ileS
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
H0V[AhD TALKS 0F GLOBE CON.

which will enable them to sink their shaft to depth of HOO feet.
 Mining companies, developing the ground adjoining the Globe Consol- dated, have been rewarded during the past months with new strikes of good ore. Several new veins have been un- covered and the trend of these veins assure us that with more depth and exploration work on our ground that We shall encounter these same ore bodies"
 Mir. Hoyland states that the shaft on the Globe Consolidated property has attained depth of approximately 250 feet and is being sunk at the rate of one hundred feet per month.
 Mining development was never so active in the Globe district as at the present time and new companies are in the course of Notation.
 MT. Hoyland will remain in Globe for several weeks directing the work of his company.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-07
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS ELECT
 OFFICERS.

The local council of the Knights of Columbus held a meeting at Pythian Castle for the purpose of electing of ficers for the ensuing year. The fol lowing officers were elected: Grand Knight, A. T. Sowles; Deputy Grand Knight, F. B. Connolly: Treasurer, Thos. Mornier; Secretary, Geo. Hart; Warden, Dan Reed; Chancellor. Carl Graf; Recorder Bat Giidea.