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turned in bed
/ Mrs. G. T. Roberts is improving.

turned In Bed.
Mrs. G. T. Roberts is improving.
Miss Helen Robinson. who attended
the State Fair has returned to her
home here.
Mrs. ". H. Healy left Monday after
spending the summer with her nieces.
the Misses Trice, for Maryland, to
spend the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. FL. Med. Martin.
through West Point Monday en- route
"a helightful visit to her daughter. Mrs.
Hunter Edwards In Baltimore.
Mrs. j. B. Powers. Of Fauquler coun-
ty. and Mr.. A. v. Houseworth, OF
Orange. We're guests OF Mrs. NJ. W:
Carr recently. Mrs. Houseworth is still
Mr.. FRANK Dew. Of Richmond. is
visiting friends in King and Queen.
Miss Allie Garth, of charlottesville,
visited Mrs. Morgan Treat recently.
Mrs. Thomas r. Bagby and Mr..
Francis Bagby. who have been SPEND
ing several weeks with relatives in
Norfolk. have returned home They
attended the exposition while away.
great many West Point people are
now at the exposition, among them DR..
and Mrs. George W. Richardson and
Miss Hunter Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert c., Garden, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Bland. Mr.. B. O. Bradford and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Smith and son. Joseph,
Mrs. w. x. Dunn. OF Richmond, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. y. Pearce.
Mrs. ]. c. Neale Is on q visit. to Mrs.
John Marshall Lewis In gloucester
county. She will accompany Mrs
n. 10 ga
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Members OF the Chappell-Dickie-
Garlington-Adams Families
to Gather.
TO BE THE BEST OF ALL
Fifth Gathering Since the Asso-
citation Was Formed and to
Be Largely Attended.

Not few family reunions have
taken place this year during the
Jamestown Exposition, but what will
perhaps be the largest OF all. is sche-
duled for next Friday. October 25th.
at 1880 p. NJ. in Convention Room
No. Of the Auditorium.
The Chappell-Dickio Darlington
Adams Reunion, held first In 1895. Is
one of the pioneer organizations In
the South, and the coming meeting is
the fifth gathering of "the Clan"
which now numbers nearly 1000, scat.
tered over twenty-one States. especial
ly in the Southern and southwestern
States. The first meeting was held Mo-
venlber 2, 1895. at the Atlanta Elk
position: the second at Richmond in
June, 1896, during the Confederate
Reunion. the third meeting took place
in Nashville in October. 1897; the
fourth at st. Louis Exposition. three
years ago, at which time Samuel l.
Adams. the viee-president, invited
the cousins to meet this year at the
Jamestown Exposition.
The officers are: Hon. Philip e.
Chappell, OF Kansas City, Mo-, presi-
dent: Samuel L. Adams. of Cluster
Springs. Halifax county. Va, vice.
president. and Clifton II. Chappell, of
Macon, Ga. secretary. The moving
spirit of the organization is President
Chappell. formerly Mayor of Jefferson
City, and later Treasurer of the State
of Missouri. At present he lives in
Kansas City, and is interested in
banking, but he found time to COM
pile a genealogy which his klnsmen
and their descendants will appreciate
for generations to come
Some OF the noted characters of
former generations of this family are:
Hon. Absalom II. Chappell, Congress-
man for years from South Carolina;
Samuel Adams, the third Governor of
Arkansas, and Hon. r. j. Bugg, a
distinguished jurist. of Kentucky.
Some of the eminenf members who
still live are Hon. ]. Chappell Comp
ton, ex-Lieutenant-Gove of Ala
bama, residing at Selma; General r.
A. Darlington, of the United States
army; Judge r. j. Bugg, Jr., of Bard
we'll. KY: Judge John :. Adams, of
Houston, Tenn, and Judge Harvey L.
Adams. of Coke. Texas. 1t Is remark
able how many judges the family con-
nection have furnished
jude r. j. Bugs. of the First Ken
lucky Judicial District, recently pre-
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Powilatan Social News.

[soecial to The Times-Dispatcf1.J
POWHATAN. VA. October 19-NIrs.
+. ri. Atkinson is visiting her daughter.
Mrs Fentriss, in Norfolk.
Miss blanche Clements is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fl. C. Burton, of this
place.
Miss Marion Shepherd, of Goochland.
Is visiting Miss Mamie Reynolds. OF
Miss Lena Wood. VINO has been Wis.
iting Mrs. l.. o. Davis. has returned to
her home in Manchester.
Mr.. James English is visiting his
brother. Mr.. G. L. English, OF this
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Reams visited Mrs.
NJ. G. Burton this week.
Mr.. W., e. Maxey. of this place. Is
visiting the Jamestown Exposition this
week.
Miss. Newman has returned to Belona
after spending several days with Miss
Lucille Lyon.
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Lewis to the exposition, and after a
short visit In Gloucester will visit her
mother, Mrs. George Field. here for
awhile before returning to her home
In Richmond.
Mrs. Lizzie Edwards IS visiting Mrs.
". Walter Gray.
Miss LESSEE Philips. Of Morrison, who
attended school In West Point several
sessions, Is q student at Powhatan In
stitute this session.
Mrs. Susan Ann Hill is at home at
ter treatment at the Memorial Hos
pital In Richmond. She is greatly i'm
proved.
la month In Richmond. will return to
her home here in few days to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Loomis, of Pennsylvania, is the
guest OF Mrs. G. j. Roberts.
a number of prospective land-buy-
ers were in town this week.
Mr.. Charles Major and family have
moved in the Cottrell cottage on D
Street.
Houses arc very scarce, possibly not
"a single one for rent.
Mr.. Delaware Smith, after an illness
of sevefal weeks, left for his home IN
New Kent this week.
Miss Matte Curle Is at the eSposi-
Misses Myrtle Carr and Eva Ander-
son have resumed their music lessons
lin Richmond.
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Bon Air Social News.
to The 1,lmes- l,lapateh..

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.1
BON AIR. VA, October 19.--Bishop
Goldman, OF Maine. preached last sun
day in the Presbyterian Church. Hs
was the guest of Mrs. r.. Il. 4.
Cooke.
Mrs. James Patton and her guest,
Miss Boyd OF Oregon, spent the early
portion Of the week at Jamestown
Island and Richmond.
Mrs. William Withcrs and & Misc
Frances Wtthers have opened their
house. They have been guests of Mrs.
Polk Miller.
Mr.. Polk Miller was guest on
the excursion to jamestown given to
the bishops and clergy attending the
Episcopal Convention in Richmond
Mr.. r. McC. Burlington spent q spor-
ton of the week in Lynchburg.
Mrs. Norman Morton and daughter,
of tlctmond, were guests last Tues.
day of Mrs. j. r.. Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs Linwood Moody. Of
Chase City. spent last Tyesday in
Bon Air
Mrs. Alan Ferguson was the hostess
Wednesday OF the Bon Air socinl Club.
That was the first meeting this year.
and is the beginning OF series OF
lpleasurable gatherings.
Mrs. A. M. Rucker and daughter, Of
Byena Vista. are guests of Miss All
'berta Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters and Miss Elsie
Waters, of Iowa, are guests or Mr..
and Mrs. j.; I. Waters.
Miss Alberta illiams. Mrs. A: AZ.
RuckerIand daughter,sof Buena vistat
Miss katherine Wren, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Patton and sons. Mrs. j. II. Cox
and Mr.. Polk M.--er attended the mar
rage Thursday Of Miss Julia Cardwell
and Mr.. Albert Williams In Hanover.
Mr.. Wythe Frazier is supplying as
station agent for Mr.. G. r.. Whit
worth. Jr., who is absent for few
days In Washington. u. G.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Marye and
children have returned to Richmond,
having spent the summer at the Stiles
cottage.
Mr.. A. w. McClay. of Richmond, has
bought ELM Grove" the recent home
of Mrs. Jason Prindle.
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Norfolk Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.) &
NORFOLK, VA. October 1o.-GThe So
cial season Is now we'll on, and many
events OF Importance are occurring, and
scheduled to occur in the near future.
Miss Edith Cowles, daughter of Cap
tain and MrsA w. G. Cowles. entertained
Monday evening at dance given at
lin, III. honor OF her guests, Miss Hemp
stone and Miss Power. of Washington
The ballroom was handsomely draped
with flags of the United States. Among
Berry, Captain and Mrs. Cowles. Captain
and Mrs. Mertz. Captain and Mrs.
Schroeder, Captain and Mrs. Laird, Cap
tain and Mrs. Brotherto9. Lientenant
Hempstone. Miss Power, Miss Cowles.
Miss Jessie Berry. Misses Helen and
Jessie willetts. Miss Allen. of Kansas
City, Mo-; Miss Horn. Of Philaaelphia;
tenant Oliver. Lieutenant Howe. Pay,
Schuyler and Mr.. Guy Jackson.
Miss Mo bas Been no te x 9e Of rs
L. Hatton has returned home.
Mrs. w. G. Caldwell. Of Lynchburg.
is the guest of Norfolk relatives.
! Mrs. Milton .Cutherell and Mrs Kate
month, have returned to their home in
Blacksburg.
Miss Sallte Rogers OF Elllcott City.
Md. is the guest of the Misses Waddy.
Miss May Power and Miss Hempstone.
of Washington. who have just returned
from Europe. are now the guests of
Miss Cowles at the. Navy Yard.
Mrs. j. A. c. Groner has returned to
the city, after an absence of three
months spent in Maine and the noun
tains of Virginia.
Mrs. r. Randolph Hicks and Mrs.
John G. Tilton have returned from Bal
timore. where they visited Mrs. Hicks's
mother.
Mrs William II. Gay and Miss Sallie
knight, of Wytheville. are the guests
OF Mrs. r. P. Voight.
Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Sterling.
Jr., visited friends in Richmond this
week.
Mrs. r. A. Dobie and Mrs j. IredeN
Jenkins have returned from Blue Ridge
Summit. Mrs. Dobie suffered fall
from her carriage shortly before leav-
ing for Norfolk. her injuries making It'll
necessary to enter the Norfolk Pro-
testant Hospital.
Mrs. Emma Gresham has returned
from Sandy Springs, Md, where she
spent the summer.
guest E Of I'm Mrs. 6. ". Northern. . s''
Miss Margaret Hardy, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. G. s.. West has re-
turned to her home at Rich Square, N.
G.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Burnett. of WASH
ington. who have been the guests Of
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TaylorsviNe Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
TAYLORSVILLE. VA, October 49,
Mr.. Lawrence Jacobs, who was badly
shot last week by the accidental dis
charge of n pistol. is improving. DIR.
Henry Carter, OF Ashland, is attending
him.
Mrs. Eugene Jacobs. of Mangohick,
Is visiting the home of-Nr. Minor
Stone.
Mr.. Harvie Baker. who is visiting
his father. will go to Jamestown to-
morrow to stay few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Campbell. OF
Hanover Courthouse, were recent
guests OF friends at this place.
Miss Halle Beazley. of Tyler's, Wis
tied Miss Mary Baker recently.
Mrs. S. T. Baker, of Richmond. is
visiting her mother at Plain Dealing.
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relatives In Norfolk, have returned

relatives In, Norfolk, have returned
home.
Miss Edith Tunis, who has been Wis
ting friends in Washington and the
Mrs. Grace Teater, of New. York city,
Is the guest OF Mrs. j. "A. Neugebauer.
Mrs. Howard G. Every. who spent the
summer at Natural Bridge, has returned
home.
Miss ATittie Dodson, OF Lynchburs. Is
the guest of Mrs. Whitehorn.
Mrs. Albert Serpell, who has been
visiting her parents In Ellicott City,
Md, has returned home
Miss Emma Burch. of Lynchburg,
who has been visiting at Ocean View,
has returned home.
Miss Catherine Newbill Is the guest
Of. friends in williamsburg.
Miss Olive Beaseley. of Caroline coun-
ty, is the guest OF Mrs. s. c. Phillips.
Miss Louie Doyle, of Baltimore, is
'n Mss se Mary ho sa co Sa w Who has
the guest of Miss Royal, In Richmond,
has returned home.
Mrs. Julia Hughes and daughter. Of
in Norfolk. have returned home.
Miss Elizabeth Wales. of Salisbury,
Md, is the guest of Mrs. Walter n.
Airs. A. NJ. Randolph aud Miss Evie
Randolph have returned from Rich
Miss Paulding, of Washington, is the
guest OF Mrs. Laird at the Norfolk
Mrs. Charles Reid. of Baltimore. is
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. II. Gar
rett Smith.
Mr.. Edward Bach and Miss Frances
Bach, of M!lwaukee who : have !, been e,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter smith,
have gone to Atlantic City.
Misses Louise and Margaret hodges.
who have been the guests of Mrs. John
Barclay. in Portsmouth. have returned
to their home in Takoma Park, near
Miss Matte Hunter, of Portsmouth
spent few days this week in Balt-
more.
Mrs. Frank Hunter. Of Portsmouth
mas s ana Mrs sf9 oharlea Pratt Of Rich
Mrs. Nat whitehurst, Ir, in Ports
mouth, have returned home.
MIS- Edward News Tv OF cb Gnpn1p'h I
the guest OF her parents, Mr.; and Mrs
Joseph Parker of Portsmouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wayne, OF
Portsmouth. have returned from Sayan-
nah. 81
ter. Miss Aline Tunstall. Of Port Nor
folk, are in Asheville, M
Mrs. Blunt Hunter. Of Portsmouth
is visiting in Greensboro. N. G.
Miss Fanny Williams, or Fernand v 70
Fla. WHO has been the guest OF. Mrs
L. r. Hunter, has returned home. b
Ianno an' ,e,i'd the q approachlng marrlage
William Everett. The wedding viii
| take place the second week In Novem1-
her ct Monumental Church i'ortssImo J, IN
Misc sallle Maupin, ,tof Portsmouth
has returned from Richmond,
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Not Happy u. ClaudIus.

a New Yorker. recently returned
from, England. where he saw much OF
the tinsel and tin arInor pageantry by
which various anniversaries have been
celebrated at oxford and elsewhere,
tells this:
A Roman In costume approached .
fellow timed character and asked:
Are you Appius Clarllius?"
mo-" responded the other dejected-
'ly. I'm not as 'appy as Claudius: I'm
az un Apply as 'ell.-Sew York sun.
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West Point Social News.

Isrecial to3The Times nlspatch.l y
g. u wiring, Of Westmoreland COINS
ty. visited friends in. town the past
week. DR.. Whiting, who married Miss
Iayn'a Lewis, ct THIS g county ,,, Nv vas uas
Point for n great many years, and his
friends ware}Elnd to see him again,
Miss Dora Ryland. q Upper KinS
William has had Z, very ny, severe sc taii
l,ag ..elpless, 80 ssay she has to 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

sided at one of the most unique trials
charged with attempting an atrocious
crime. and about to be lynched. was
put aboard a train going towards the
State prison. He was taken In the
baggage cur. where Judge Bugg held
court convicted and sentenced to a
long term while the train was speed
ing at q forty rate. Literally.
the culprlt was railroaded to peni-
Tertiary, but n lynchinE was averted.
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Mrs. William II. Gay and Miss sallie
Knight. OF Wytbeville. are the guests
Of Mrs. r. P. Voight.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Sterling.
Jr, visited friends in Richmond this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

Mrs r. Randolph Hicks and Mrs.
John G. Tilton have returned from Bal
timore. where they visited Mrs. Hicks's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-20

visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
..-k Wilson.
Mrs. f. E. Boykin and Miss Minnie.
Boykln spent several days last week
in Norfolk.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-12

E. Erickson, the Kippen saw mill
made necessary from the fact that e.
A. Peterson, the man shot and killed
by Curry, was his head sawyer and 1t
was necessary to hunt up a man to
take his place. Mr.. Erickson has a
single contract of supplying 100000
feet of bridge timber for the Northern
Pacific Railroad company.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-12
JAPAN WANTS
NO MORE WAR

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, July
12.-Count Katosomo. Of Japan, while
stopping over between trains yester-
day on his way to San Francisco
whence he will sail for Yokohama by
the first steamer, made the following
statement:
IF one will reason for a few wo-
ments he can readily see the last thing
Japan wants just now is a war with
the United States. Japan has not re-
covered from the effects of the Rus
sian war. We have not enough money
to carry on a prolonged struggle in the
first place, and secondly but more i'm
portant, we have all the territory we
can handle. We have Korea on our
hands and the world knows something
of how hard that little kindom Is to
bring into shape. Then comes For
country This would be enough If we
did not have the vast territory of Man
churia to rehabilitate. Conditions
there after the war were chaotic and
1t will be years before the country can
be brought to anything like ORDER
Count Katosomo was asked what he
thought of the assembling of the great
fleet of the United States warships in
the Pacific.
ut is a move that has been looked
for on the part of the United States
at any time,' he replied. II do not re-
gard 1t as a warlike move aoy more
than If your country sent a great feet
to England or France. Your ships must
be in the waters somewhere" he cen
cluded with a smile.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-12
u. P. MAKES
BOND SALE

NEW YORK, July IA little more
than s4,0OO,000 of the Union Pacific
Railroad companys new convertible
bond issue of $55,OOO,O00 was sub
scrbed by the stockholders, according
to an announcement by that company
yesterday. The balance goes to a syn
dictate headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Subscriptions to this issue closed yes
terday. 1t was made against an addi-
ton recently of 100000 900 to the
company's stock, and the proceeds are
to be devoted to improvements.
1t was also announced that about
$4,000, 900 of bond issue of $4,000, 900
by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad company, was taken by the
stockholders. There is no underwrit-
ing syndicate connected with the At
Gibson issue, but 1t is understood that
the remaining $17.OO0OOO of bonds will
be taken by bankers heretofore identi~
fed with the Atchison road.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-12
PERSONALS.

H. L. Allen returned yesterday from
visit to Colfax.
Joseph Schultz, of the First National
bank of Nez Perez, was an arrival this
morning from Spokane.
Architect H. N. Black returned this
morning from business visit to Mos
COW.
E. ]. Bonhore and wife returned this
morning from visit to points in
eastern Washington.
Robert Jones, of the firm of Bales
& Jones, is visitor in the city from
Grangeville.
John Roos. ST., returned this morn
ing from visit to Pierce City.
G. L. Sawyer formerly a member of
the lewiston Waha engineering corps,
was an arrival last night from Seat
tie.
visitors from Culdesac.
Engineer w. p. Wood returned to
the city this morning from Tacoma,
where he has been for the past month
visiting with his family.
l. NJ. Binnard left last night for Pa
louise en- route to Portland, where he
will visit for the remainder of the
summer.
d. C. Wrighter has returned from
the townsite of Vollmer, where he has
been enaged in surveying.
George K. Force returned to his
home at Peck this afternoon.
r. o. Green left for his home at Le-
land this afternoon.
]. w. King, of Charleston. left for
Melrose this afternoon.
F. H. Parson left today f>r Buffalo
Hump, where he is engaged in mining
operators.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-12
GUN BURSTS
FIRING SALUTE

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, July IL.
Ono man killed and two severely
burned is the record of ceremonies
marking reception to Governor Mead
and staff at Fort Worden yesterday.
As the visitors approached the dock
in the United States engineers boat
General Wilson" a governors salute
of II guns was fired from a rapid
fire battery, One gun became over
heated and as the charge was driven
home it exploded.
Private Tobassen, Sixty-second COM
pany, received the full force Of the
charge, which blew of one arm and
badly mashed his head, forcing both
eyes out of the sockets. The injured
man died on the way to the hospital.
Privates Gilbert and McCracken.
also of the Sixty second company
were seriously burned and McCracken
lost one eye.
The firing squad was under the
command of Lieutenant. John M. Ohm
stead