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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
PLANT SHU- 5 DOWN;
CANNOT Get COAL
Terra-Cotta Works, Failing to
Get Fuel, Has to Stop-Over
Two Hundred Idle.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispateh. j

GREEN sBORO y. c.. December 23.-
The threatened stoppage of the Greens
boro Electric Company light and power
plant. on account Of failure OF the rail-
roads to get coal here. was happily re-
ueved yesterday afternoon. when hvo
carloads arrived. It IS hoped that be-
fore this gives out more viii come.
The terra-cOtta works, which employs
90 operatives, had to shut down two
weeks, about a month ago. for lack Of
coal, but managed TO get a shipment
which lasted until Wednesday of this
week, when IL had to shut down again
and IS yet suspended. In addition TO this
trouble, the manager says there is now
on hand $4,000 worth OF piping and kim
bred products awaiting shipment II being,
impossible TO get cars 70 move in from
Pomona
The members Of the Corporation Com
mission were here last night on their
way TO Reidsville, TO look into the merits
II that towns demand for better railroad
facilities. The commission will have
conference with officials OF the Southern
and also with citizens of Reidsville. who
are representing the town in it's efforts
TO secure the desired Improvement All
here, on their way to Reidsville as fol-
lows Franklin McNeill. chairman; S. T..
Rogers and p. g Beddingaeld: alsd
TX. G. Brown. secretary, and Mss 4. G.
Itiddick. steaographeT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
.REbR-EAD WRECK
OF \. & VI. FREI- HT
Tramp Reported Killed and
Engines Completely De
molished.

LURAY. VA December "a bad
wreck occurred on the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad In the outskirts OF Luray
this morning. about half-past six O'clock
The train was a doube-header freight
going north. Another train was on the
main track. taking water. when the
double-hcader. coming around d sharp
curve and down q heavy grade. dashed
into sight The on-coming freight was too
close 20 the other train 20 be brought
20 a standstin in time to avert rear-end
collision. The engineers and nremen
jumped for their lives. though one Of the
tgainmen on the double header freight
was badly injured. Fire soon broke out
from the wreckage. and an alarm soon
brought out the Luray Fire Department.
The flames were not checked. however.
before the caboose and d lot Of freight
We're burned.
The track was torn up a considerable
distance. and all trains have been stopped
FOR the day. The transfer or passengers
has been in progress all day The two
engines LETT the track in opposite dircC-
lions, and arc badly wrecked. One Of
them is hanging over precipice. while
the other IS deeply buried In Mr. c. l..
Proctor's yard. near the track
tramp who was riding on a car is
reported missing. The accident ia said
10 have been caused by the failure OF
the alrbrakes TO work. The scene Of the
wreck has been visited by hundreds OF
people, farmers riding distance of eight
and ten miles. porch OF which hun
dreds OF people were viewing the wreck
save way. precipitating men. women and
children considerable distance, and al
most producing q stampede
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
LEGAL Notice.

NIRGINIA-IN THE Law AM rOr---rY-
COURT or THE CITY OF RICH-
MQND, DECEMBER % 1906:
Ida 3. Davis ct ais.
Emma +. Russell ct ais.
The object Of this suit is to have par
uuon among the heirs OF William o.
Turner. deceased in one of the modes
prescribed by law, Of the real estate OF
which he died sliced. or, il this cannot
be done, to have same sold. and the pro-
ceeds OF sale divided among his heirs
according to their respective rights sub
Ject TO the dover Of his widow 10 be dulv
assigned her In this cause. Also TO have
the personal estate OF which said VIII
liam q. Turner died sezed. distributed
among his heirs and distributes accord
Ing 10 their respective rights, and to have
the accounts OF Mamie ". Turner adj
ministratriN. etc, OF said William o. Tur-
ner. deceased, duly settled ia this cause.
ana. further. TO have a receiver appoint
ed herein TO take charge of the said real
estate under the control Of this court
II appearing bv affidavit. duly made and
Med that the defendants. Mite Hickon-
bottom and ". IT, J. Hiclsonb bottom. her
husband. and Jane Turner are zach nom
residents of this State. il is therefore
ordered that they appear at the clerks
Office OF our said court within fifteen DAYS
after due publication of this order and
do what IS necessary 10 protect their In
terests. respectively in this suit
COpy-Icste:
Z. r. Florance
and
John A. Lamb. p. O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
INDIANS SELL
TIL Der LANDS
Cherokees Dispose Of Thirty-Five
Thousand Acres for
S245.OOO.

AsHEVILLE. X. c., December ga
timber deal involving 5000 acres Of
virgin timber land has just been con-
summated here whereby the Eastern
Band Of Cherokee Indians have sold TO
Writ C. Ward and associates a part OF
tho Quana boundary in Swaine county.
the cash consideration being S-s5. 600.
The negotiations for this land have
been pending before the Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs and the Secretary OF the
Interior since last October. Judge stew
ems. OF Asheville. and J. @. Arbogast
representing AR. Ward and his assoc
ciates- These gentlemen returned from
Washington yesterday having obtained
the approval os she Secretary ~ the
Interior to the deed transferring the
huge tract Of timber land. The deed Is
signed 10y the Eastern Band Of Chero-
kee Indians. through their principal chief
and council This band Of Cherokee In
dams was Incorporated by the Legisla-
ture OF North Carolina ia 1SS9
There has been speculation on the part
~ timber men as to how the title 10
the property just transferred stood. but
The deed from the Eastern Band OF
Cherokee Indians. approved by the Sec
rotary Of the Interior, removed all doubt
and gives Mr.. Ward and associates an
absolute title TO the property
The land has been tied up since the
treaty for New Echota between the
United States government and the Chero-
kee Indians. The Indians still possess
90 900 acres OF fine timber land and The
s245.Ooo purchase money for the 81. 900
acres disposed Of will be held for them
by the Treasury Department at Wash
iugtOn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
ASHLAND NOTES.
Masons Elect Officers for Ensu-
ing Year-Briefs.

ASHLAND. VA. December o3.-Ashland
Lodge OF Masons. No. 16S met last night
in the Masonic Hall here and elected OFF,
GERS for the next twelve months as fol-
lows: Worshipful Master. II. L. Quarles
Senior Warden. Leitch Lancaster; Junior
Warden, Frank ~. Cox: Senior Deacon.
Clyde A. Barnes; Junior Deacon, IT. Drew
ry Kerr. Secretary. Carter Wcisigcr:
Treasurer J. Lyon Price. Tiler. Thos. Il.
Trcvillian: Chaplain c. w. Crew.
Nr W Pcnick shelton. assistant cashier
Of the First National Bank OF Richmond.
has filed the chair Of master for tile
past year. ans In retiring iu favor OF an
Ashland man, presented the lodge with
a handsome edition OF the Holy Bible. The
now worshipful master, DIT. Quarles. is
the present district deputy OF this district
and Is a well-known Mason OF the highest
standing. lie has Conducted n Masonic
class IN Ashland Tor tho past eight
months, and to him Is duo much credit
for the prosperous condition Of the lodge
az Ashland. lie was formerly a resident
Of Bowling Green, but is now living here.
and is the pastor Of the Baptist Church
at Cwathmey.
IL was decided to hold public exer-
cises in the Masonic Hall lodge-room oC
the installation Of the newiy-clected ofii-
GERS This viii take place on the evening
OF January 4th. and will be attended by
the ladies OF Ashland as well as the Ma
sons. A reception win follow. and sup
per will be served.
Miss Bonita Banistor. Of Michigan. q
schooimate Of Miss Annie Macon Potts
at the Buena Vista Institute Is visiting
Miss Annie Macon Potts III her homo
here during the holidays
Miss Carrie Aiidyette. who has been
attending the Buena Vista Institute. is
spending the holidays with her parents
here.
Mr.. Marshall Ellis Jr.. who Is a mem
Der OF the Hospital Service OF the United
states Army. paid a visit TO his parents
here this week.
Mr.. W r. Sexton, consulting engineer
OF the new Water-Works. has taken up
his permanent residence az the Henry
Clay Inn. lie viii spend the holidays in
Philadelphia.
Among Tie new arrivals ~ the Henry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
Concerning Santa Claus
AN Open Letter Printed by Request

ositv ANA devotion exist. and SOU know
tn1t they abound and give 20 your life
it's highest beauty and Joy. Alas, how
dreary would 0c tho world IN there were
no santa Claus. IL would be as dreary
as 90 tncre were no Nirgiaias. There
would bc no chudlike faith then, no
poetry. no romance 20 make tolerable this
except in sense and sight. The eternal
light WITH which childhood ILLS the world
would bee exuaguished
'Not believe in Santa Claus, You
might as we'll not believe Ca fairiest You
might get your papa 90 hire men 10
watch - all the chimneys on Christmas
Eve 70 catch santa Claus. but even II
they ala not see santa Claus coming
Gown. what would that prOvc2 Nobody
sees Sants Claus. bat that is no proof
that there is no Santa Claus. The most
Zeal things I'm the world are those that
neither children nor men can see. Did
yOu ever see fairies dancing on the
lawn? or course not. but that's no proof
that they are not there. Nobody can
conceive or imagine all the wonders there
are unseen and uusccable In the world.
You may tear apart tho baby's rattle
and see What makes the noise inside, but
there is a veil covering tho unseen world
which not the strongest man, nor even
the united strength OF an the strongest
men that ever lived, could tear apart.
Only faith. fancy. poetry. love. romance.
can push aside that curtain and view and
beyond is 10 all real2 All, Virginia I'm
all this world there is nothing else real
and abiding
80 Santa Claus, Thank Godt he
lives. and DE lives forever. 4 thousand
years from now. Virginia, nav. ten times
ten thousand years from now. he will
continue TO make glad the heart OF child
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
a FRIEND OF THE LITTLE ONES.


Richmond. Va. Dee 81. eos
At Dear Virginia, our c..l.orr,a and
interesting letter reached me TODAY
am prompt CORE poadcut az a general
thing. but particularly s0 when "a con-
hiding young lady % eight years writes %
mo mailing Inquiries about "Slrfl Claus
Just now your dear ittle letter IA time
D. ANA pertinent.
ana glad 70 answer yo-r questions
You toll ne that "some oc YOUR uttls
friends cay there rs 10 Santa Claus. 3D..
aud you ful ther write iu much earnest
ness Please tell me the trath. is there
40 Santa ClausT' Now. rrv dear uttle
friend. I VIII tcu you truly about This
santa Claus" and it can To- read Co
your little friends WHO have expressed
'aeir doubts in the matter have a
irt~Hd WHO does not know any more
about Santa claus than 90. hut only
expresses his KuOwiedge better he Joins
me in sending the following answer 10
your thoughtful and timely inquiry.
Nirginia.-fo little friends arn
wrong. They have bten affected lv the
akeptcism Of skepacal axe They do
not believe except they soc. They think
that nothing can be which ie not COM
prehensiye by their little minds. All
minds Virginia. whether they Doe men
or children's. are little. In this great uni-
verse OK ours man IS mere insect an
amt IN his intellect as compared with
the boundiess world about him. as meas
ured by tho Intelligence capable of grasp
ing the whole Of truth and knowledge.
Yes Virginia. there SIS Santa claus
lie exists as certainly as love and genera
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
SOUTHERN cUpccPIpES
$4,000 FIR GOOD ROADS
Tspeclal to Tho Timcs-DIspaich- J

a,r ,tt.rrer~r,,.t0 pc lines Dispatehl
SNIl~Fi RG. y. c.. December ~ The
southern Railway Company last NIGHT an
nounced Donation Of S5.NdO towards the
construction or a public driveway to tia
National or Federal Cemetery in this cit,,
Tor which purpose tho last Congress an
propriated $1,000 The driveway Is ia
COST more than 20OOO and work on I've
sane Is 10 begin as soon as the severe
weather VIII permit Tho government il
spending considerable money I'm Tie main
fenance OF the Federal grounds here.
The course Of the track viii lead througn
an archway under the main line OF tho
Southern Railway in this CITY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
The Onice OF the Mayor.
Tho CItv Hall.

Richmond Va. December o. 1910.
IL ESDAY, DECEMBER 9TH, BEING
CHRISTMAS DAY AND a LEGAL
HOLIDAY, no business VIII be trans
acted at the City Han. and work will ia
suspended In all departments OF the
city government as FAR as that is prac-
ticaole. Heads OF departments will de-
termine what work is essential I'm their
several departments. and all other WORK
VIII be suspended
THE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE.
NOTICE that the laws Of the state or
Virginia and the Ordinances of the CITY
are in full force during the holiday sea-
son and cannot be Violated with ir,-
punlty. Rudeness. vulgarity or any
form OF rowdyism will be stcrnly sup
pressed by the entire police force OF tho
city under special Instructions 10 this
end. The children and youth OF the CITY.
as well as those OF matlrer years. are
earnestly requested % abstain from eX-
cessiVe or unnecessary noise in The ign-
mediate neighborhood Of the hospitals
in the city and other places where sick
ness is known 20 exist This request
VIII be enforced when necessary ana as
far as possible by the police force OK the
city.
CARLTON MCCARTHY Mayor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
MUCH INTEREST FELTT IN
APPROACHING SESSION
Many Matters of Importance Expected to Come Before the
North Carolina Legislature; Stiff Four-Cornered
Fight For Speakershp.

roads Us expected 20 Do o. widest public
interest. the reduction OF passenger rates.
t-r ANoAti'n of secoul-rIaSs passenger
acfonilodauons and the enlaigiug ~ The
po" ers " the Corporation Commission.
$50 u "iA have authority in iutra state
eeFfiee COB require the repair OF r0adbed
and Improvement % rolling stock
lultcl States Senator Simmons Who
is here from Washiur"uu. SAYS there
can hardly ia any formidable effort 70
change the Watts and Ward acts as 90
temperance issues in The State. since the
party platform specifically declares in fuQ
approval 81 both in their present form.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
Huyler's Candy.

Large assortment OF Huyiers Candy.
IN fancy allied baskets and boxes. one
hair pound 10 FIVE pounds each: a very
acceptable Christmas present. Also a
large variety OF good. pure Bonbons
and Chocolates. in one. two and hve-
pound boxes. and IN bulk. and plain
Christmas mixtures.
CONSERVED FRUITS. very hes,
quailtles-strawherries. Walnuts. April
cots. Pineapples. Cherries. Cages.
Lines. Figs. Pears. Angelique Violets.
Rose Leaves. Jap Oranges. Stem Gin
ger. Wusbaden Prunes-by the pound;
also IN one-Quarter. one-half. one
pound, two-pound and nve-pouud
boxes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLAR FIRE

SPENCER y. c.. December 8-At
Mooresvtile. IredelI county. yesterday hra
destroyed property amounting TO more
than 20OV The FIRE originated in a eroc-
cry belonging to W. M. Necl d Conlpanv.
which was burned Other hrms burned
OUT included W. c. johnson * Company
Eagle Grocery Company, Kippa a Balfer
and others. The cause OF the FIRE "a
thought TO have resulted from rats ana
matches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
Fresh Fruits.

just received our first direct ship
ment OF those Extra Fancy Indian
River Oranges and Grape Fruit AL
Sizes. wnich have given Us such a
high reputation on these goods for
the past three years. Also Fancy NAL
aga Grapes. Lemons and C-anberries
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24

Clay Inn IS Mr.. G. W. NJ. Taylor. Jr.
Mr.. I. Parkin Scott viii spend Christ
mas with Mrs Scott ia Washington.
Air Robert q. Bowison is visiting bis
brother at tho Henry Clay Inn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
Markets to Open.

The markets Of the city viii be open all
through to-day and until late tonight.
The markets for the holidays are excel
lent this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
SPECIAL REDUCED RATES, VIA r. g
g. p. r. e., ACCOUNT CHRIST.
MAS HOLIDAYS, SEASON ions

Fare and one-third. plus twentv-ave
cents. for the round trip between an STA
tions including Washington, ID. c. Tick
cts on sale December 20. p, p. %. %.
so. 81. 1905 and January ]. 1907. final
limit January z. 1907. Apply to ticket
agents. Richmond. gredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad
w. p. TAYLOR.
.TTafIc Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
Christmas Cigars.

We carry IN stock the following I'M
ported and Key West Cigars, in boxes
Of twenty ave, fifty and one hundred.
and are satisfied we can cater to the
taste OF the most fastidious: Carroll
mas. Cabanas. Villars. Ia Meridianas.
Henry Clays Garcias, Books Don
Ouixotes. Romeo and Juliets. oiacon-
oas. NinJets. Portagos. Belindas and
Reductions. Distributors FOR the ia
nous Webster Nj Favorfta and B1ch-
las. Cigar Humidors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24

Dear Same Claus: I have been real had
this year especially In school but I hope
you viii forgive me as 1 aha trying 10 do bet
ter. want light. red dress. with yellow
and green stripes Il. a wig Tor 10Y
doll You will md the key under tho mat On
the porch. I am ycur ugly little girl
LUCILLE CRUTCHElELD.
SO y. Twenty fourth street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
Famous English
Biscuits.

4 large assortment OF Huntey and
Paimer's Biscuits. IN bulk; also nu-
merous fancy and attractive pack
ages. especially designed FOR holiday
gifts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
R.L.Chr iistian&Co.

You can enjoy your Christmas better than ever before ii
you buy from We have the largest stock Of first
class Holiday Groceries Wine and Liquors that have
had just read list below and what else
we have besides
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24

Dear santa: ] thought ! would write sou a
few lines 20 let you hear what ! wan. I want
a large doll and a carriage. and a hammock
and table and q tea set. and story book and a
pair Of white shoes for my baby, and tub and
vvashbOard. and two little dolls and n par OF
dolls side combs. aud pair OF stocfruncss Tor
my doll and bring me a lot 81 cardy and
nuts Good-by. From
ESTHER PARK TNSON.
22t r. Thirteenth Street, Manchester. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24

Dear santa. ] though I would write you A
few lines 20 let you hear what want. want
chain. with cross g. with sets la &C. and
I want story book. and want new white
dress and bring me some Christmas tree things.
and lring some candy and nuts, and
oranges aud epples, Dss and dates, and d0a /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
Nuts in Shell.

Fanciest. very large. Louisiana soft
Shell Pecans. Paradise Nuts. Princess
Paper Shell. California. Nonparen and
Taragona Almonds Long Naples Fill
berts. Grenoble and Naples Walnuts.
Brazil Nuts and Brazil Pods; Mixed
Nuts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24

Dear santa Claus: Please send mo q ri,tta
morse ana wagon 4 drawing slate. tool chest
norm and little dru-s. some candles and
nuts, ana don't forget my little brother FTev.
WOOD as ne would like to have little fiddle
ana box OF music. 80 he can pIav. autor,o-
1lle. norm. some candies and nuts Please dom
hm tho same you bring ne we VIII - -
nv. wiz ~ s,r,i-
live on Laurel street. Richmond N, !"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24
SheIled Nuts.

We always carry IA stock the follow
Ing Sheiled Nuts: Pecans. English and
Black Walnuts. Jordan and Valencia
Almonds. Sailed Almonds. Pecans and
Assorted Crystallized Shelled Uuts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24

Dear santa Claus. Please bring me q
p-s aoI ana a carriage 70 pat her in. ana
q pa-r OF hid gloves and some candy and
nuts Your little girl
HELEN GORDON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24

Dear santa Claus; am a little girl six
years old. and have been good Ittio riri
sfi want YOU 70 bring RE lots % nice thing.
wax ooi-nabs IN long clothes and one In
snort clothes. and set OF dishes and era 4rn
carnage table. and nice Christmas tree ike
naa last year. Don't furzet my sisters
Asea-li~e- Laura loo1-riCht from l-tle
MAGGIE TAYLOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24

Dear Santa Claus: Please bring mo "a
hile "heeloarrow. horn. candy. nuts.
apples and some firccIackels.
Your old friend,
EDWARD S. LJTpETN Tr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-24

Dear santa Claus: 7 want YOU IN bring gnc 4
real big doll that can say mamma and papa
and Teddy bear for nay bureau. 7 ann. your
little girl. JENNIE GARY.
$3.50 j.. Grace street.