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New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Thursday Nov. 20, 1905.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamer Main (Ger), Won BorelI Bremen sover,
Der 10, 70 Oe!Tichs & Co, with 2lS cabin and esl
eteerase passengers and mdse Arrived al the Bar AZ
Steamer Astoria DAM, NIergaard stettln October
q, Swinemuude 81 Shields Eove1nber yyI,b
sugar 70 order Vessel Peter Wright G Sons
rived at the Bar a. IN - ~ Ar
steamer Astoria ,Br5, Lunnsdane Glasgow Nove,o
beT 10 and Morile H. 10 Henderson Bros with II. .
cabia aHa z4l steefag" passengers mdse Arrived
Steamer Europe lBrJ. Wylie. Antwern N,over,bor "a
with mdse to the Red Star Line. Arrived st the Ba
steamer EosoIa DAM, spodsaard Dantztc October
so and Newcastle November l. TO Peter Wrisby a
son. win Suear. Arrtyr1 - the Bar 4:IO p m
30 SSaHatrsoH "a y SON with mds". Arrived the Bar
steamer smoIcnss CRusp. Patton. I.ibau yoveuh.r
D ana Rotterdam 10. to g = Richard & 60 VIII !
9 Sa,i4 a-u iit4 sierrnBe passengers and mdse Ar
steamer Flora l:lorl. l'aarglg Curacao November
- 10 10 l,oAt9" Blss & Daett. with mdse. Arrived
80, S'earer Ia tlaia lbr Trsge. Barhadoes Hovem-
,g lllltdaa T. Ia G-ayra s. BarraHgutIIa 10 Colon
-'.S'ts. ihali5 and mdse Arrived the AT s so
.s steamer Dgnoter gRc, Graham. Norfolk Novem-
steamer Macedonia tGerJ. Vorath Hamburg No
a. ne a. a., 10 ftAef Edge co. with mdse Arrived
Steamers "a s5soie tFr). Havre; Noordam CDutch) J.
i'otlt,a'h via B@utogne Mass!!a GtaD, MarseiIles
bourE, Friedrich der Crosse tGer). Bremen; United
States lpan), Chrsuania ana Copenhagen; Adyenture
lfSr - J@nhs VIA HydLey Burma tBrj, Coronel Val
P"FG-5'' '4ii"l. ttc, Altai tGarJ. Inagua
ten. &c; Avalon Dorl Baracoa ard Port Antonio: ::
Monterey Havana Vera cruz ana Progreso; Athoii
Etas City of Memphis. Savannah. ] NJ f;uffey and
baTRs ConncSut; Alamo, Galveston; Chalnette Gal
Steamers C3r itau. C1,our or, Montevideo
aeHss AyIes fe sy5,Sag2e 30 i.sl.a 30 Jane!ro
Newport News; Bloenelds Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Glasgow. Nov 21-sailed Denbgh Hall tBr,. for
New York
Antwerp Nov 22-Saed, steamer Tsmpiosn (Br). West
cott New York.
st Helena Nov 21Passed steamer Sabine CBrl willard
New York for Cape Town. Algoa Bay, etc.
Singapore Nov 22Arrved previously steamer Satsuma
(Srl. Chubb, New Yor. via Penang for Manila, etc
Gibraltar, Nov 22Arr!ved steamer ST George tBr sad
Ter. Manila for Boston York.
Queenstown, Nov 22 2:35 rn-Ssied, steamer Oceanic
(Br)I Cameron from Liverpool New York.
Malta. Noy 22-Passed steamer swaz (Br?. Dobos CAL
cutta and Colombo for Boston ana New York.
Pernanbueo, Nov 17Arriy cd siegmund (Ger)
Schuldt, New York Bahia.
Para, Nov 2o-sailsd steamer Harmodius (Br). Page
Boston and New York
RIO Janero, Nov 2o-Arrive6, steamer Castian Prince
- OBJ, Fillmore New York via Bermuda for Santos,
valparaiso Nov 2lArr+ved, previously, steamers Dal-
blair (Brl. Jones. New York via Punta arenas for
Iquique, etc; Strathearn (Br). Durdn New York via
st Lucia and Monteyideo for Callao, etc.
Sagres, Nov 20-Passed MunCester Castle (Br)
- watson New York for Singapore, Manila ETC.
Ushant Nov. 22-Passed. steamer Prins wilem III
(putchJ Kronngstcin. New York via Port Prince,
Aux Cages. Port Spain and Paramarbo for Amster-
dam.
Naples. Nov. % g. rn-Arrived. steamer Kong Albert
Ger, Feyen New York via Gibraltar (and proceeded
for Genoa
Bremen, Nov. 81 3 m.-Seed, Trave Ger,
PeterTnan. New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TODAY
From.

Y.
Vessel. From YIN.
Spartan Prince Rarbadoes. November
1atflcla.--.- Hamburg, NOVeInber 10, .Eamb-Aua
CeGric Liverpool. November 10 White Star
II mar Galveston, November IT,. So Pacific
Marcos. November I AfeIIorv
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER "a.
sFhi!adelphta southampton, November II. American
La provence .E1aVre, November
Aai4sss CITY Savannah November FL. Savannah
FL fio Galveston, November So Pacific
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER %.
.CaTonla -...L Liverpool. November H.. Cunard
-GoIuTno oia Glasgow, November
~Iennyson- Barbados November 9..Iamn a n
'PretoEia St Thomas November is. 80. Quebec
MONDAY. NOVEMBER %
sNaderland. Antwerp November II Red Star
.StatendaIn w rotterdam November IL. Holland Am
Aiesaoa ..I-ondon, November 15.. Atlantic-Tren
SiaEonia bralt&r November 10 .Cunard
ffoteus Orleans November 90 go Pacific
City Of Macon. Savannah November %. Savannah
2rk,r,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
EXPECT JUSTICE TO CARUSO.
Roman Papers Recall Misfortunes of Other
italians in America.

Rome, Nov. 22-The local press has received long
dispatches from New York concerning the trial OF
Caruso The papers recall that several noted
Italians have been unlucky in the United States;
Mascegn!, the composer, was arrested; Biondi the
sculptor lost $4,000, and Caruso risks going to
jail While the disappearance of Mrs Graham
Is held 10 be significant, the newspapers trust In
American justice.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
Proposals.

{ NENERAL. DEPOT Q. NJ. DEPT. JEFFERSON
i. ~ N!le. mo November 10 lso6-sealed proposals in
tripncate endorsed Proposals for q II Sup
plies, and addressed undersigned win be received
mere untH 10 o'clock a. m. December 4, 1905 for
Staitorery Paints and Oils required for replenishment
or stooh. as schedule. which viii be furnished
application THIS Depot Preference given articles
of domestic production or manufacture The right Is
reserN ed 10 reject accept amy all bius any
part thereof J. NJ MARSHALL. Asst Or Mr.. GEN
erel. and Depot O n.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23

SUPREME COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
- In the matter Of the application Of the City OF
New York o acquire certain real
Iewsboro Poundridge ana Bedford Weschester County
New FORK o Lay o
aUendatorv purpose
and reservoir eros, River for purpose OF sup
plying the City OF New York with increased supply OF
pure and Wholesome water
Cross River Reservoir, First Divison-Sotics
OF Filing and Of Motion 70 Confirm Fourth Separate Re
rort-Public notice is hereby fourth
report of Daniel F COhaan. John =. Brennan
Benoni Plat Commissioners OF Appraisal in the above
entitled filed IN the Office
County of Wescheseer White Plains. IN said
the twenty-sixth day OF October. 1905
Is further given that the fourth separate
affects parcels
Parcels Nos 2o14. D. 23. 26 and 2s1a in said pro-
ceedng
Notice is further given tha, an application will Re
made Special Term OF the Supreme Court the
State OF New York. be held IN and for Second
Judicial District at the Court House in the Borough os
BROOKLYN City OF New York. County Kings.
seventeenth day OF December 1900. at 1880 o'clock IN
OF that thereafter
heard for order confirming said report. nd
such other and further relief be Just
Dated York. November "A. 1906.
WILLIAM B. ELLISON Corporation Counsel, Tryon
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
TRANsPACTTIC MAILS

TRANSPACTIIC MAILS
Destination steamer Close IN New yo-,
Japan. Curea China and PhiliDpine ~ -"
Islands (via Seattie}-I)aIOta.
Japan, Corea ana china Especially ad 49, / -"
dressed Ouy) (via TaconaJ-Nngchov To dav e.O0 ~ -,
Hawaii, Jar an, Corea, China and Philip ~ '
pine Islands Cia san Francisro)-
.;.t5rio america a Mau Nov 49, 10 80 m
New Caledonia Cvia Vancouver and
Victoria B C)-AIiowera e.on
Hawaii, JaIan, Corea. China and Phil - ~ -
lppine Islands Franciscol-
Siberia T. 1890 m
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Caronia which reported to Cape Race at Q m
yesterday when POO miles southeast Of station
expected 70 dock about a n on Sunday.
The Cedric which reported to Siascohset at $50 m
when 40 miles east of Nantucket Lghtship. Is expected
TO dock about 10:30 q N to-day,
The Philadelphia which Cape Race at 30
yeseray when 1l5 southeast of that sta don
Will probably dock about tomorrow
The Columbia, which reported Cape Race at 7SO m
Yesterday when 100 nels thai station viii prob
ably dock about $50 p Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION

Notice &c hereby given that pursuant to the
provisions Of chapter 48s OF the laws OF 1906.
sealed proposals will be received at the Office
OF the state comptroller. in the city OF Albany.
until Wednesday. December II 1905 at twelve
o'clock. noon. OF that day. for the purchase
In whole or in part OF
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23

SUPREME COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
- In the matter of the application of the
New York to acquire certain real towns
of Lewisboro. Poundrdge and Bedford Westchester
County, New York under Chapter 4S0 Of the Of
1888 and the laws amendator thereof for the purpose
of dam and reservoir OF Cross River and
purpose OF supplying the City OF New York with a
Increased supply OF pure and wholesome water
Cross River Dam and Reservoir First Dfvison.-Notics
OF Filing and Motion Confirm Third Separate RE
port.-Public notice is hereby given that third
separate report of Daniel F. CohaIan John F Bren-
and BenouI Platt, Commissioners Of Appraisal
the above entitled matter was fled in the Office OF
the Clerk Of the County OF WestcheSter. a White
Plains, in said the twenty-sixth day Of
tober, 1906
Notice Is further given that tho third separate
port parcels designated
parcels Nos g. L. 90 21 and p in said proceeding
Notice is further given that an application win be
made at Special Term OF the Supreme Court OF the
State Of New York be held IN and for the Second
Judicial District at the Court House In the Borough
Of Brooklyn. City OF New York. County Kings. n
the seventeenth day Of December 1906 at 10 80
o'clock in the forenoon Of there
after counsel be heard. for order confirming
said and for such other and further relief
may be just
Dated New York November - 1908
WILLIAM r. ELLISON. Corporation Counsel Tryon
Row. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
Sunrise 6:54 Sunset 1877 Moon sets --IMoou's age Z
HIGH WATER
AN.-Sandy Hook LOS Gov. Island 1860 He'll Gate $50
PM.-sandy Hook 1875 Gov. Island 2:I0iHeu Gate 4aa
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
Il entS.
aIRAAN OPERA SEA sNN IAAs

OIL
Under the direction Mr. HEINRICH CONRrE-r
Opening Night. Mon Evg-. Nov. 26 at s P03IEiO -.
JUIIETTE-FaITar tdebut. Jacoby Neuendorn, Ro1sse
liere debut. Plancon Journet, Bars Simar5 tSsb71
Muhmann, Begue Cond- Bovy (debutJ. Ne'U0
Wed. EvS. Nov. Is. az $. LA BOHElIE-Sembriob Al
Cond.. Nigna- hossL
AT POPULAR PRICES HAENSEI. 9nd q FETsT % a, 80
field Alten, Homer, Weed; Gorttz Cond He-+Z
Fri. Eyg N9y 60 az 1,ANNIIAEUS USEIi-Fletscb.r-
bdsi b eenut @ Erenstad Alten; Burrian debut Van
Sat Aft. Dec I. at 2-LA TRAVIATA S.nh1,
friche. Cond.. vfgre. ' DATS. Da-
Sat. Evg Dec I. s. at popular nrtoes ro,,,,. .
JULIETTE-Abott Jacoby; Soubeyran I'OSiEo e
'ou'He' 6"s. smart MuhlTnarn Cond Bow N
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23

a pNEHIlsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Tha
Tribune received at their Uptown ONCE No ,ss.
troso~ay' between ssth and sTth o'cloc,x
IN Advertisements received following branch
'oes at regular ONCE o'clock p m Va,
90 Sth ave. g. cor 2sd St: l5s sth ave cor ,@.n
~ " East 18th st: s57 between 9Th ana
e.h a'es: 26a West ls5th st: 1888 Sd ave-. betw..n
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
Public Notices.

President Of the Long rsland Railroad
ebope eRed Gns ah 0 the BS b petitioners n
true to the knowledge Of this deponent. except as
formation and belief. and that as to those matters
veGcaton is not made bv h peto9 sason wny bas sn.s
the petitioner is a corporation: that grounds OF
stated upon his own knowledge are Investigations
subject matter Of fbiS atjor " and nd % w
by deponent in the course OF his duties
Of the corporation petitioner in this action.
Sworn to before this Cd day Of July iooe
WILLIAM J. HAwsON
.,s...s Notary Public Kings County.
state OF NeT York County Of Kings IS;
the Vice President ana Of the Na zssI Electric
Railroad Coinpny one of the corporations petitioners
is the Knowledge ~ this deo6nenf ex-
infcrS,ation belief and that as to those ettcrs @
ne seleneS IL 70 De tde That the reason why this
the petitioner is corPoratiop that the of
stayed upon his own FnoWiedas "a are ' 2ssiion mos
which deDonen has caused to be made concerning the
by depouent in the course OF his duties
OF the corporation" petitioner IN ''7 aF''"R s WILLIAMS
Sworn to before me this 2sth day q June zoos,
J. IL BENNINGTON.
Notary Public Kings County. y Y
And the following resolutions thereupoa
WIEREAs The foregolne petition from The Long
Electric Railroad Company, and the Nassau Electric
to the Board Boar Of Estimate d and Apportionment at
m9stgg he'd sePte1gr Ssi n H. ig9s - , ,.
Friday, the eth day of December 1905. 1870
& 5as 6s as the time in and 6s' pa G
% when @ ana wheF1 such petition saai be first co1sid
citizens shall be entitled 70 appear ana be heard and
REsoLyED. That the Secretary is directed % cause
such petition and these Tesoutons TO be published fo-
in the city Of New York to Re designated by the
Record mmediately prior to such dare OF public
ne MsaFns t h expense of 9qSR gq5lgst@q e be borne
New YORK. November 9 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
Public Notices.
BONDS

BONDS
of the
STATE OF NEW YORK
FOR
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23

IRVING rwltn,Gse wltn,GGse T Theatre. Every Evg 500
Die katakomben" Sat. Mat. Maria Stnart %ileoy'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23

Notary Public. Kings County. y. Y.
And the following resolutions were thereupo,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

for MUSIC CABINET. like illus
tration, made of birch. finished
imitation mahogany. and is highly
polished; $1,000 value.
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STAUNTON SOCIETY


CIR rt-s,ll ,5', To az -, ,,i~
IN -, ,..--...-.,s .te,,.-t,+s-,ii,,
-. - t.. -
"t uT4Ne WINS -"' ''@ "o'e
tasteIu-ly decorated WIN PAINS RED
being the color pfrlo'"'natins' and
oeauufvl chrysant nenlns added to
the decorations MIS- T. Lacy Glib
son kept cfre score oA turkey pos
tails which were very appropriate on
Thanksgiving eve. Af.cr the game was
over refreshments were served
Those present were Mrs. s Godfrey
Henk'e Mrs A. E Miller. Misses Sue
Robinson Kate and Brownie Benson.
sarah Robinson. Louise Iittig. Anne and
sue Bell. Lutte Moore. Jane GiD<esou.
Nellie smith. Tucv Rorcles. Emily PAN
cake. Florence Tvr.e Helen Xavier
uosalle vvh,ttla T-rf, Wbittlo ro,,
~auntierov Pevo 1T.so, NJ am
Mary FT,,tobira,,, ANA Anna r2er,,ei,,
One oe he I+a1in., societv &c.
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Geddy. OF Hampton. spent the past
week with friends in Toano hunting
Mrs. r. Richardson. Of Hampton. spent
the past week with her brother /. T.
Hankins at Lightfoot
Misses Eta Wilkinson and Alice Brand.
OF IAghtfoot. are visiting friends and
relatives in Newport News.
Mr.. John Larkln, who has been visiting
friends in West Point, has returned TO
his home IN Bigelows
Miss Blanche Cooley. who teaches the
primary grade IN the school at Cherfton.
has returned TO her home here the
school having been closed on account q
diphtheria.
M. Peter Powell mas been visiting ut
the home 81 his daughter. Mrs. d. $.
Jones. in Newport News, for the past
two weeks.
Miss Julia ArIniste is spending some
time IN Norfolk, where she went last
week 10 attend the funeral OF CaptAin
Oscar +. Edwards
Mrs. J. II. HUT. who has been spend-
ing several months with her mother.
Mrs J. r. BeIsmy has returned % nor
home. in Columbia. S. c.
Miss Hannah Goddin o. Barhans,Nla
who has been quite sd. and was oIer-
sted on by DIT II. T.. Stephenson last
week. has improved greatly.
Airs. II. Is. Graves has been spending
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OLD POINT SOCIAL

OLD POINT COMFORT. Va. Dec l.-
on Tuesday evening the Norfolk old
Point German Club gave their first
coLihou Of the season. on Wednesday
evening. the bachelor officers Of the port
gave q hop. and on Thursday, the alumni
~ the University OF Virginia. in Norfolk,
gave a german for the football team.
Dancing at the cotiiion on Tuesday eve
ming were Lieutenant r. Spencer Douglas,
l.. s. n. and Mrs. Douglas. Misses Mary
Lou Cooke Margaret and Alice Old,
Iucrece Goodwin. Leila Hobson Mary
Payne. Selma Mertz. Louise Jones Cor
neia NcBla!r. Mary Rogers OF Roanoke:
Jessie Wllletts. Emily Vaughan. Ena
Voight Emily Ruth and Abbie Wilson.
Fannie Register. No Kelly, Fannie
Grandy. and Josephine Cooke: also
Messrs. G. White Sans. Robert Hughes.
George Bait. w W. Old, Jr.. Percy Jones.
Kcnsey Johns. L. ". Henry. G. 3 helms
Talbot TruXton, Ciaggett Young william
Lander. Catesby Jones. Adward Broken
hrough r. 3. Evernan. Wylie Grandy
and Charles Mcintosh. DIT Herbert Old.
Dr r. L. Burgess. Dr. Charles Oman
l.. $. n: Constructor John Spluman, L.
$. y: Paymaster Watrous. L. 5. y. and
Captain Brooke Payne. L.. :. y
Recent arrivals at the Chamberlayne in
cluce 1fr. and Mrs. George r. NJ. Ewing
of New York: Mr.. and Mrs Edward X.
Nicholson. Of Bridgeport. Conn. M and
Mrs. L. IT. Mcdonald. Of Baltimore; Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Woodland. of New
York. MT. l.. A. Bostwick. OF Kingston.
y. y; Mrs James Kerr Osborne Toronto:
MIS-. Joseph Stafford. Brantford. Canada;
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mitchell. Of New
York.
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Waverly Society

WAVERLY. VA. December The
Philomatheln Literary club was enter
tanned az the homo q MIS-. w. v. Mar
tin last Friday evening from to III
o'clock. and the Following program was
rendered.
Subject. John Keats" Biographical
Sketch hy Miss Annie Martin. Keats
az Literary Genius" by Mrs J. +. May;
Byron, keates and shelley Contr..s.s1
ana Compared. Dy Rcv. w. r. Dunaway
j. ode on q Grecian Crn." by Mi =
Holland and selections from Endymion
and Hyperion. Dy Mrs. J. r. West. Nusio
was furnished 10y the ladies. and while re-
Treatments were being served the ard!e~ce
was entertained by the amusing jokes
OF Judge West and Mr.. punaway. After
having spent "a most pleasant evening
the club adjourned TO meet next time
with AIRS. J. W. West.
Miss Ruth ChappeI and Miss Jessie
sT'arklan. 81 Petersburg. are visiting the
home OF Mr.. =. Fleetwood
The Woman Missionary Society gave
q public entertainment at the baptist
Church Thanksgiving evening. for the
benefit 81 missions. Several interesting
papers were read by the ladies. after
which Rev. n. -. Rountroe delivered AN
address on missions
Miss Salle Fleetwood. who spent several
friends. has now returned home.
Nesers. y Burt Thomas Temple.
Walter Daniel T. Fleetwood Jr.. and Dr.
Nay we've among those who went 90 Nor
folf Thursday 20 witness the football
game
Mise Mamie Holland who has been
attending tho School ~ Method in
Richmond. is nov spending few DAYS
with her PEOPLE in Holland. Va. and
she viii also visit friends in norfolk
before her return here sunday after
noon.
Misses Estelo Fitchctt. Mary NJ
Ethel Daniel. lille Harrison. Elsie West
who are students az the Woman's College
this session. arc spending Thanksgiving
with their parents here
Miss Neliie Cray. who has beon visit
Ing friends and relatives 30 town FOR
the past week has now returned o. her
home On Suffolk.
Miss Lizzie Fleetwood and Mrs Lizzie
Claupeli were also "a norfolk az the time
o. the football game.
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PROVIDENCE FORGE
Especial to me Times-Dlspatch. !


PROVIDENCE FORGE, December l.
Thanksgiving day was celebrated here
by big deer hunt. Many visitors from
the neighboring shires participated, bet
despite the best efforts Of the huntsmen.
the willy game eluded tnem and bounded
away in the safety to the seclusion OF the
Chickahominy Swamp.
The society event Of the week here was
the entertainment given by Professor
Faulkner and his school Friday night at
the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il. Purdum.
Music. recitatons and dancing were en-
joyed by those present
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Turner and little
son, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
j. II. Christian mere.
Mrs X 4. Coleman and little daugh-
tiers. Gladys and Miriam, have returned
to Richmond after several days spent at
Stirling.
r. f. Coleman. r. c.. Baker and Albert
Workman. OF Richmond. came down re-
Gently for a few days hunt. Mr.. Workman
unfortunately, met with a serious accident
which necessitated his immediate return
70 the city. The req. Of the party spent
several days very profitably in the field
with Mr.. Colemsn's thoroughbred pointer.
Duke Humphrey, bagging many partridges
and a goodly number OF woodcock.
Mr. George Parker. OF Bedford, spent
some days recently with his brother DR..
j. Russell Parker. at Stirling.
Mss Fedora ..aXan. who has been at-
tending school IN Richmond. is homo for a
few days.
MI. J. b. Richardson and Miss Edna
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Abingdon, Social

Especial 10 Tho Times D.spatch1
ABINGDON. VA. December 1'-M-a
wyndham Robertson. OF saitvnle. ha,
been the guest o. her daughter. Mr.
Noryei Ice. this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W Barrow o.,
Broswei Va, are visiting a. a.. bor,o
OF Mr.. John Barrow
Miss Kate Hunt Iaft lv.droe4, o.
Richmond 20 attend tho Educational con.
ference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Carpentrr. OFF r.ris-
tol. are the guests OK Nr Thomas waft.
Mir. {. Boicc returned from Rlcnr,o-a
This week. where he has been 20 &C.,. bts
wife, who is being treated az The N.rro-
rial Hospital
Misses Margie. 1Iadge and pocahort,.
White spent Thanksgiving Sra Russ.u
with Mrs. Dale Stuart
Mr.. and Mrs. Connally Trigg lert ttis
week 20 spend the winter IA washington
Mrs. Leon Palmer returned Monda,,
from visit 10 Bedford City and Rica-
mond
Mrs. Alexander Stuart returned this
week from Richmond where sho has
been under treatment at the Memorial
Hospital
Mrs. Wilton r. Ningea entertained
most pleasantly this week with Two
tables OF slx-handed euchre. In honor
Of Mrs. Wyndham Robertson. The ladies'
present We're Mrs. Robertson. Mrs Lee
Mrs. Brady, M Watson. Mrs. Kirby.
Mrs. aston. Mrs. Carpenter and Misses
Mamie Gudersieeve. Sadie White. Katie.
Robertson. Margaret Trigg DIadge White.
and Grace Gildersieeve Miss SIadge
White won the head prize and Mrs. Roo
ertson vas presented with a guest prize
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The Richest Man in Mexico

The richest man in Mexico IS Pedro Al
varado. Of Parral. state Of Chihuahua.
who six years ago was a poor peon. buzz
whose fortune is now estimated at slso.-
100000. lie is only thirty-two years Old.
Alvarado's great wealth has been OK
traeted from wonderful silver mine
which he discovered ard has been work
ing, and which appears to be inexhausti-
BILE. lie has been spending money most
StrEvagantly. lie has built costly pal
aoe, which is masuidcenuy furnished and
which has q plano in every room. while
there are in Sc 1000 snKing birds. Of
whose music the proprietor is very fond.
The Mexican Croesus has onered to oay
the entire national debt Of his country.
lie is llbcrai in hts charitable gifts and =
greatly beloved by The poor Lately he
decided TO mdze his first VISIT 70 tle OUT
side world, and Co travel in state from
his home to the C'tr oc Mexico. Alvaralo
ls described rs honest and conscientious.
ana also as devout haslnz built a eatha-
droi az his own expense -Lcsiie's Weekly.