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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
MRS. SWANSON
GUEST Of HONOR
At Brilliant Reception Given by
Mrs. Dunn. of Wash
ingtOn.
- o. ReguIs- Correspondent. ]

WASHINGTON, H. c.. January g.
Mrs. Claude 4. Swanson. wife of the
Governor OF Virginia was the guest OF
honor yesterday afternoon at one or
the most delightful. teas OF the season.
given by Mrs Arthur Wallace Dunn,
of Massachusetts Avenue. The tea
table had for a certrepiece a rare cut
glas basket filled with white roses.
surrounded by ferns. and at either
end OF the table was silver vase OF
unique design. in which were great
punches OF white, sweet peas. The
sllver-shaded candelaOra and minor ap-
pOintments carried out an effective
color scheme of green and white.
Mrs. Dunn received in handsome
gown OF white eOlienue, with trimmings
Of duchess lace. and Mrs. Swanson was
charming In q white duchess lace prfn-
cess gown. Mrs. Carter, wife OF Sen
ator Carter. served ices: Mrs Mason
wife of Rear-Admiral Mason poured
tea. and Miss Jullette Williams, dauRh-
ter Of Colonel and Mrs. John r. VII
liams, and Miss Gardiner. OF Chicago.
presided at the plnch-b bowl Among
others assisting were the baroness
Paumgartten. Mrs. walker. OF Montana:
Mrs. Wills Moore, Mrs. J. B. Acker aud
Miss Mary Riech.
Mrs. Swanson. VINO Is an attractive
woman OF charminL personality. lis
pleasantly remembered as a most
gracious and hospitnhle hostess while
living in the Capital city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
TO CONTINUE FIGHT.
Mr.. Umlauf Keeps Promise He
Made to Council

bN introducing as an amendment to the
recently approved law requiring bar
rooms to close at midnight Mr.. Jacob
Jmlauf has taken a fresh grip and
avowe2 his determination to fight FOR
his ordinance practically as originally
presented. save Ass 10 the hour FOR closing
and as TO the provision forbidding the
employment OF minors
The amendment instead Of discrfui-
mating against aliens in the matter 81
granting license goes even further. and
requires that "a saloou-keeper must be a
citizen. No nonresident of the state
could. under this provision. engage in
the business until he has resided in the
state two years and ga the city at LEAST
one year. This provision would exclude
aliens ana also those who arc not quail
fled voters, whether American or foreign
horn. Tho section forbiddng women to
dispense drinks is practically the same
embraced IN the ordnance originally or
fercd. but stricken out while under con-
sideratlon rather than imperu the entire
ordinance Now that the ordinance has
been enacted into law. this danger is
40 longer 20 Doe feared. and the able
young member from Clay Ward has de-
teruined TO place the members OF the
Council ON record as 20 the provisions
affecting women and those not voters.
The question Of tine hour being settled
This can mo- more come up 1T this time
AIT lmi1uf fairly ana frankly served
notice ou tile Council at the time Dee con-
scnted to strike out the provisions re-
f"rred % that he proposed To- make a
Tight for them later on. he has kept his
promise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
HERE'S ANOTHER DREAM
FROM THE WILD WEST

ToNopAH NEN. January 9-Nike
Riley. tine promoter Of the recent Cans
Herman fight has mapped out q pro-
gram for two days fight carnival
I'm the early part % April. Riley
wants 20 pull or four fights in two
DAVIS. The whole for one admit scion His
lnrl Includes philadelphia Jack
O'Hrieu with Al kaufman or Nike
Sch~eck- Joe Cans and Harry Lewis:
Jimmy Gardner and Honey Melody.
and Sid Herman and Jimmy Britt
There IS q strong feeling here that
KID Herman should be matched with
some liChtwci ght at 1873 pounds ring
side Herman IS 81 great favorite here
and in Goidneld. IN spite OF his defeat
hN Joe Cans.
Pilev has not made public the amount
Of rne purses ne win offer az the cal
uivel. hut IL is expected they will be
as large as the run OF purses in this
state Just now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
.EX- SPEAKER RYAN
FOR CONGRESS
Citizens Of Loudoun County Are
Anxious to See Him
Elected.
- 90 - Corresponaen.

WASHINGTON. D. Q, January 3
A prominent citizen OF L.oudoun coun-
~. now in this city. says that IN the
event that Mr.. RiNey should not be a
candidate for reelection TO Con gress.
Loudoun Will present ex-Speaker John
+. Ryan as his successor. He says that
Alexandria. Fauquier. Fairfax, Prince
William and Culpeper have had the
representative in Congress. while
LOudoun is the only county IN this end
OF the district that has not had that
honor within the memory Of living
man. although she has always been the
old reliable bulWark Of Democracy. He
says however. that LoudOun viii not
support Mr.. Ryan because OF any claim
which the county may have. but be-
cause his business and Legislative eX-
perience eminently qualify him for the
position and insure his constituents and
faithful and efficient service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
NEVER TIRES
or the Food That Restored Her "a
Health.

My food was killing mo- and / didn't
know the cause writes a Colo young
adN For two wears ! was thin and
Eickly. suffering from Indigestion and in-
hammatory rheumatism
Il had tried different kinds Of diet.
pam living and many Of the remedies
recommended but got no better
Finally about five weeks ago. mother
suggested that i try Grape-Nuts. and
began at once. eating 80 with little
cream or milk. A change for tine better
began at once.
To-day l am well. and am gaining
weight and strength All the time I've
gained lo lbs. IN the last five weeks. and
do not suffer any more from INDIGESTION
and the rheumatism is an gone.
y know 1t is TO Grape Nuts alone that
! owe my restored health. stln eat the
tood twice Gay, and never tire OF it,"
name given by Postum CO., Battle Greek.
Mich.
The flavor Of Grapc-Nuts is peculiar to
Hself. il is neutral. not too sweet and
has an agreeable. healthful quality that
never grows tiresome.
one or the sources Of rheumatism is
from Overlooking the system with acid
material. the result OF imperfect diges-
ton and assimilation
AS soon ass improper food ie oba,6occa
and Grape-Nuts is taken regularly di-
EestiOn is made strong. the orca.fs do
their work Of building up good red blood
cells and OF carrying away the excess of
disease making material from the system
The result is a certain and steady RE-
turn TO normal health and mental ac-
tivity. There's reason" Read the
little book. THE Road TO Wellvulc." in
pzss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
HIS LIFE BUT A
RAREBIT DREAM
New York Artist Commits
Suicide Because of
Ennui.

NEW YORK. January e.-With a note
lying nearby. in which he had written
that life Is rareblt dream the body
OF Albert A. Chittenden, an artist OF
some note. was found i'm his luxuriousiy
furnished apartments on West Twenty
ninth Street to-day
Chittenden had committed suicide by
inhaiing gas. and had been dead 1t least
three days. Pinned on his waist coat
was the following note.
Life IS a. rarebit dream. Iiai Ha,
Such funny dream but enough, I am
ready TO awake 20 something less rldi-
culous"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
NOVEL SKATING RACE.
Leweck. Skating Backwards, VIII
Go Against Young Brent.

The great skatere. Leweck. who Will
give fancy. comical and thrilling eXhiai-
tions on rollers at the rink ~ lakewood
for the balance OF the week commencing
tonight. will have as his opponent in a
one-mue race tomorrow uleht John
Brent who is we'll known as one Of the
fastest skaters in the state. a message
just received here from Dr YOUNG. father
~ Carl Young. OF Lynchburg. states that
Carl continues very sick. and viii not Doe
able 20 come As no skater of Brent's
equal could he secured. Lewcck jumped
at his opportunity. and offers TO skate
Brent for mile. and viii forfeit $40 81
does not beat him, he TO skate backward,
and allow Brent to skate forward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Post-Office Appointments.

WASHINGTON. y. O.. January e-Ru-
raj carriers were appointed for North
Carolina routes Franklin. route J. Mar
tin F. Jones' carrier: Henry 3. Waldrop.
substitute Beaksviile route , Harden
J. Evans, carrier; Jesse F. Wilson. sub
stitute. Reaford. route /. Malcolm A.
Chisholm. carrier; Eldrdse Chikghom,
substitute. Route 3 John @. McDufle
carrier; John D. McDufie. substitute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
SENATE Wits
FOR TILLMaR
Senator From South Carolina
Is Still Too III to
Talk.

WASHINGTON. January Sat the COM
cluSlon Of morning business to-day the
Brownsville reso utlons were laid before
TIE Senate. hut discussion was postponed
until Tomorrow on the statement ot MT
Foraker that Senator IiNnan was stiU
indisplstd and unable TO address the Sem
htc. AS he sired.
Aftor Il general discussion. O. tentative
understand us WAS reached I'D the Senate.
to-day 5ustifylug the expectation that "a
vote on the General service pension bill be
taken next Friday. The measure was de-
bated AZ some length during the carly
part Of to-day session anI received no
local criticism, but many Communications.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Not the Congressman's Daughter
tF7om our RegulaF correspondent.I

WASHINGTON. ] G.. January g.
a local paper caused amusement this
morning by announcing the marriage
Of Miss RiXey. daughter OF Representa-
tive IiXey, Of the + ghth Virginia Dfs-
trict Those who endeavored TO extend
their congratulations were assured that
their expressions We're premature MIss
Sallie RiXey. Of Clarke county VS.
married yesterday to Mr.. McDermott a
well known citizen Of that section The
bride is cousin Of Representative
RiNey. The mistake OF the paper has
caused amused comment among the
many friends Of Miss RiXey, who Is ono
OF the most popular girls OF the con-
grcssional circle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
BUYING MANY CARS

W1LMINGTON. y. c.. January 9.-The
Atlantic Coast Line has given out con
tracts for 1900 steel bottom box cars to
the South Baltimore Car and Foundry
Company. FOR ESQ steel bottom fiat cars
to the Standard Steel Car Company. OF
Butler Pa. and for 900 plain box cars
TO the Barney & Smith Company. Day
ton. O. Contracts for more rolling stock
viii likely be given out within the next
several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
SAY AMARTO WAS IN
HIS TENT Ar THE TIME

DANV1LLE. VA. January Sired.
Amarto. charged with the murder Of Joe
Prctrello. Maggie Sullivan and her
twelve ear-old son Lawrence at Mot
lcys on the morning OF December %.
was held in $1,000 bah to-day A num-
her of witnesses. most of them members
OF the immediate family o. the accused,
testified that Amarto WAS at his home
asleep at the time Of the shooting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Avoid talking Cold"
Protect the Lungs.
Germs of lung and throat diseases fill
every crowded train and car. Your sys-
tenn should be in condition to resist them.

Zach season Of the year one mas
TO tortity himself against the dis
case or diseases peculiar 20 that
season. In summer YOU have to
be careful Of the digestive organs.
I'm winter and carly spring, when
the weather is changeablc, at
times damp. and again cold. YOU
have to guard against taking
cold which generally is the be
ginning OF all lung, throat and
.e i r.rbles.
Getting sick" depends largely
on the condition Of the body TO
Withstand the attack Of the dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
VlRGlNIAN NEVER SAW
TRAIN OR STREET CAR

Tsrf1T7l - Tha = DlfDafco
STANTON VA. January s.-Harry
Craun. who lives twenty-six miles from
starnton. and had never before seen a
train or street car. was IN the city to-
day. He would not leave the railroad
station. expressing the fear he might
get lost. He 80 otherwise very intelligent.
and was wen dressed and seemed 70 ap-
preclate the humor Of his situation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
EDWARD 7. SANFORD
CONFIRMED BY SENATE

ate. in executive session to-day confirmed
the nomination OF Edward T. Sanford
OF Tennessee. 70 be Assistant Attorney
General to succeed James c. McReynolds
resigned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
MANASSAS BRANCH AGAIN
Southern Railway Company An
swerS to Commission.

The Corporation Commission heand AZ
length yesterday testimony relating 20
the equipment and service on the Ma
nassas branch OF the Southern Railway.
Mr.. = 2. Thorn represented the company.
axe the inquiry WIS conducted BY the
commission. The case was taken under
advisement. md O decision VIII be handed
down later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Nominations to Senate.

WASHINGTON. January 9-The Presi-
dent to-day sent the following nomina-
tions 70 the Senate.
United States attorney. Northern Dis
trict OF Florida. W. r. shepard
United states marshal. Northern Dis
trict OF Florida, r. F. McGOurin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
LIEUT.. RANKIN RESIGNS.
Richmond Man Succeeded by
lanes II. Price.

fspcclal % Tho limos Ulspat1h-i
STAUNrON. VA, January 9.-An order
was issued 10y Colonel Perry Of the Sew
entieth Regiment. to-day. appointing
James H. Price first Lieutenant and ord
nance officer. to succeed Lieutenant Le-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Chancery Court.

Qualifications yesterday. Virginia
Trust Company qualified as administra-
tor Of the estate of oscar CRAM Estate
valued at So 600.
George W. Lewis qualified as admin
ist-ator OF the estate Of William b.
LYONS. Eatata NnIuaI ~ SIn nMl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Hastings Court.

Cases tried yesterday Gus Crawford
misdemeanor. required To- pay $40 peg
month for support OF wife.
Cases set for TODAY. William Allen.
felony. William b. Jones. grand lar
ceny. Claude Hiil felOuiOus CUTTING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10

land Rankin. ~ Richmond. resigned Phi
waite William W. Smo.es. az Company X.
Seventeen Infantry, was appointed reg
mental eergeaDt-ua5or.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
NIHILIST KILLS
CEN. PAVLOFF
Was Most Hated Man I'M Russia
and Had Been
Warned.
CALLED ~HANGMAN PAVLOFF"
Assassin Shot Him Down i'm
Private Garden-NIust Have
Had Acoomplices.

ST PETERSBURG. January 9-Lieu-
tenant-5eneral Vladimir Pavloff. the
military procurator or acknowledgement
generally known since the days OF the
late Parliament as "Hangman PavloH"
from the epithet constantly applied 10
him by the radical deputies. was shot
and killed to-day while walking I'm the
garden OF the chief military court build
ing, near Moika Castle. The assassin.
VINO was disguised as a workman. was
captured after long chase through tina
crowded street during which he fired
about forty shots from two revoIvers
which he carried. killing a policeman ana
wounding a small boy.
W hen taken 70 the police station Cen
eral Pavloff's SLAYER was In the highest
spirits. chaned the investigating officer
about the inadequacy Of the police pre-
cautions. and described with gusto how
simply and easily his plan was executed.
answering the officers questions with
laughing jests
The crime was executed deliberately.
and showed evidence Of the Same careful
preparation which was characteris1P %
the murders Of Generals Ignatieff and Won
Der I-aunitz. and undoubtedly was car
red out BY the same organization which
II 10 reported. has sentenced Emperor
Nicholas and several OF the ministers 20
death The ASSASSIN. who wore the uni
FORM OF military clerk attached 20 che
court succeeded IN obtaining an entrance
20 the garden under the pretext or SUBJ
hitting a report TO the military procura-
tor He approached the unsuspecting gen
eral within arms length. drew an auto
matte pistol, and discharged seven shots
into PRvlons body Every shot was
well aimed. and two Of them tore a raning
wound In his breast. from which the gen
eral expired while being carried 20 his
apartments which were located IN the
same huilding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Daily Court Record
Law and EQUITY Court.

Judgments entered yesterday. James
l.. Turner vs. Wickham ana NorthroD.
receivers, verdict OF Judgment for de-
PENDANTS
cases set for to-day: Robert Portner
Brewing Company vs.. Monticello Club.
EuIf Elr a.lm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Killed Policeman.

4 ne assassin ran down GNnka Street
past the Imperial Opera House. with a
crowd q thirty house porters and court
attaches IN close pursuit.
A policeman stationed IN front OF the
OPEN House attempted 10 seize the
ASSASSIN. but was shot down by the lat
ter. who turned and opened Ere on HIS
pursuers, wounding a boy. The assassin
resumed his flight through the streets
firing al the police officers and house
porters who attempted 70 bar his way
When his ammunition became exhausted
he was Intercepted and captured at Ian
tern lane.
The information which the social rev
oluconists have been able to acquire OF
the movements Of its marked victims in
dicates the existence Of widespread
treachery In the military court. and the
greatest alarm Is felt in official circles.
where II is believed that "a reign OF
terror in St. Petersburg has begun
The assassin Of General Pavlor was
apparently informed by an accomplish
among the court attaches that the gen
eraI was IN the garden al that hour as
the garden is entirely enclosed and to-
day is q holiday. and the military pro-
curator was not following his usual
routine
General Pavion sprang into national
prominence when he was delegated by
War Minister Rediger. 20 answer the
interpretations OF the government in the
lower house Of Parliament in regard to
courts-martial and executions in the Bal
tic provinces and IN Poland
The military procurator justified these
with such cold blOodedness and disregard
81 the sentiments Of the members that
aroused the Indignation OF almost the en-
tire house. and he was driven from the
rostrum with cries Of murderer, hang
man assassin" When the general next
appeared in the House he was not al
lowed 10 speak. and was threatened with
personal violence.
The murdered general vas large
landowner. After the dissolution of Par
lament ne organized the Protective Po-
litical League. with the object OF COM
batting the radical projects for the *
Precipitation Of landed estates. and partic-
ipated actively in the present electoral
campaign.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Supreme Court Proceedings.

In the supreme Count n Appeals
yesterday the case of the Common
wealth VS.. Hampton Normal and Alrl-
cultural Institute trustee was FULLY
argued nv the Attorney General and
u. A Lewis for the piaintiT ln error
and Marquis Jones and * Gordon rum-
ming for the defendants aud sub-
mitted
Watts US. Commonwealth Submitted
on briefs.
Pavonnic VS.. Commonwealth and
Noder VS. Commonwealth Passed To-
March term
Joseph Thomas. alias john Wright w.
Commonwealth. Partly argued Joy
James r. Clements for plafnfIW i'm
error and continued
Next cases 20 bc called.
bling. ct ais VS. Bufruss. et ais.
Massev's administrators VS. Southern
Railway COMPANY and Winchester
Fire Insurance Company VS. Ocean
View Pleasure Pier Company. 60 afs.
heing cases ON the privileged docket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
Property Transfers.

Richmond. g. G. Tyler and vie 20
B. n ". Carter. 81 Is feet on east limo
OF Twenty seventh street. So feet south
~ NJ street. subject 20 deed OF trust
for $500 S625.
Henrlco Lewis Ginter Land and I'm
provement Company 70 Robert NJ
Brander lot I'm block c. plan or Gin
ter Park 81 500
John NJ Walsh and wife to Robert
Fl. Gillian. 10 l-2 acres on south sido
or Williamsburg Road. about lI-2
miles from Richmond 2L5Oa
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-22
MRS. EMMETT ORR DIES.

Mrs Emmett Orr died at her
home at Jonesville, Va. Sun
day morning at the age OF 3s
years. She was q niece of Mrs
James McGee. OF this city. and
the latter together with Mrs.
Charles MCGEE. left Bristol yes
teiday afternoon to attend the
funeral.
Mrs. Orr Is survived by her
husband n 4 four children.
She was an estimable lady and
her death viii be deeply mourn
ed in Lee comfy. Her husband
is q son OF Judge Orr, one of
the most prominent lawyers in
Lee county. Virginia. Herald
Courier
Mrs Orr is "a cousin of our
popular dentist. Dr. ID r. Orr.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-22
Semi-Annual Sale.
FuI9r Bros. Department Store. ApgaIaChia. Va

This sale brings before the public the best am,
General Merchandise ever shown i'm this section OF
especial attention to the Ladies Furnishing Depart
line of white and fancy Wash Goods, Shirt Waists
Novelties
The Millinery season is at its best and the shown
White Hats is most pleasing. Our Mems Furnishing
ed by Styles and prices to please the most aSt
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-22

hto ~ otOntkS AZ the
ball game, a black silk um-
brella with pearl and silver
handle. Engraved NJ. b. Il.
Liberal reward If returned 90
A. III. Reeder at Stonega or this
Office.
Rev. T. 5. Russell. Rector OF
Christ Church at this place.
held the regular Whitsunday
services Sunday evening with
a celebration Of the Holy Com
munion Monday and Tuesday
mornings.
Mrs. Melville Bullitt, of Lou
isville. and Miss Helen Fudge.
of Tazewell. arrived i'm Bristol
last night and left this morning
for "a visit 20 relatives as Big
Stone Gap Bristol News
J. b. Patterson. formerly of
this place. bat mo present stay
Z in with his daughter at Corbin.
KY. Is I'M town this week greet
ing his many friends
General T.. A. Ayers. Of Big
Stone q q p. Attorney q. n.
Wears. of Wise. and other
promiuet men of the county.
have been visitors here this
week Tt was believed that
something was "in the air.
but it is hard 90 tell about these
lawyers and "ixings. Norton
Free Press
Rev. John l.. Weber. ID. ID.
after four months experience
with medical experts. nurses.
and hospitals. is now able to ho
/ I'M his pulpit aai take care OBJ
I his pastoral work n Wiuchcs
/ ter. kv. Nashville Advocate
Little Miss Kathleen Knight
the Editor daughter. was eer.
ously indisposcd tLe first of Oh.
/ week.
Niss Rcba orr left for hef
/ home at Dryden Monday night
I after "a delightful visit with he'
/ cousins. Misses lrma and Der
mice Orr, of this place.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.


rofsr' ;Hfse connis'
4 ,~ ,nnonpcc mvseif candidate
4 49, treasurer Of Wise County, Cor
49, ,a,es commencing on the first
4 f,naerv.i90s. seh5ert. however 70
H. 81 the Republican party, 10 ne
[,i,ea bv Primary Election 20 he
4. bs ,be Republican County Commit
acquainted myself With the du-
4, responsibilities ofsaid onice' haF-
,e,d A. Deputy Treasurer during the
Il. Term. promise, 81 elected n
, Side. 10 faithfully discharge the du-
.-,e 20 she very best Of nv ability
F, .arnesiiv solicit your votes and
.1nenrc in said primary.
Yours very truly.
r.. T.. HAMILTON.