The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-21

Frank Jacobs, Frank d. Blankenslip,
Frank Mccarthy, w. Douglas Gordon.
Leon M Nelson G.. u. Winso. g. y.
Wlngo, tr., Barksdale Lathrop Foun-
tane Jones, john Walker. u. Phinne-
gar. Il. Massie Noting. william Wingo.
Fl. $. Morrison, ID. f. Kellogg, Frank
Powers, j. G. Warren Jr., DR.. II. w.
Miller. Mayor Of Barton Heights; w.
L. Ragland v. f. vuggan, Alvin
Quarles. w. j. FISHER, Edgar II. Fer
gusson, DR.. Whitfield. C.. r. Lathrop.
Colonel B o. James, Mayor y. G. Rich
lardson, Mr.. Younge, United states en-
gLneer; NJ. 3. Rosenbnum, Sam Benz.
helm, Leon Dettelbach, a. Rothschild.
Mr.. 1itchenstein L. u. Morris. Johr
Levy, w. s. Briggs, Captain Frank
Cunningham. u. J. Hartley, of Peters
burg: Harry Schwartz, a. G. Briggs.
II. r. y. Myers. .Jr., w p. Knowles, RI.
W. Stamper, Jr., w. S. Ragland, S. b.
l,ice, Louis Rucger, II. w. jackson
John s. Elicit, y. H. Head, Thomas +.
DERRICK, Robert Hackett, j. II. Taylor
II. D. Ragland, Frank S. Woodson and
others.
1t seems that Mayor Richardson was
not willing to leave Richmond with
this crowd unless he was amply pro-
tected. and 80 by very special invita-
| ton Sergeant Sherry and officer Howell
were aboard. and well did they main
| tain order. according to the rules and
regulations laid down in tho code OF
' the city of Richmond.
| On the grounds in and about the
new water power am, the power-house
| were gathered the officers Of the cor
| poratton and larg,, number OF c!ti.
| zens OF Emporia and Greenesville
county to welcome the visitors. among
them President w. Samuel GOODWIN.
y Vfce-President George b. Wood. Secre-
tary ". &. Deal, Directors Schwartz.
G. L. Vincent. and various other men
OF .-.e company. Judge j. Il. West, of
Tue JUDICIAL circuit in which Emporia
I ~ situated. was prominent figure
among the guests. All of Emporia and
soodly part OF Greenesvlile county
also TUNED out to help the water
power folks celebrate and entertain
'heir guests from a distance.
-, The Work Inspected.
ne visitors Immediately upon land.
ing were eager to look over the worr
a . they spent quite while fnves,t
sas.hs the dam and the power-houia
an. inc intakes and the fish 1adder
aHo the electric machinery within the
Nv CT mouse Among these visitors
,,a e several exports. and they and,
~ an OF Tue visitors pronounced
az OF the work good, very good 49,,
az were loud In their praises ~ .ha
asIVy people Of Emporia who broueh,
apout such remarkable results IN 80
ehpIt time The contractors and tho
snsineer In charge, Colonel C . r,
a,,n s"yn, came in for a very laroo
ma af OF the compliments, and eens.aI
about by everybody nna
when the tour OF insn.,.,
sompleted the throng was tn,.,ta -, a Is
cotton factory had been ~.
Oh from business for the day ana s.,l
ava INTO an Immense dining rev,
rl,a ie great lunch was servaa
a shsr,s en ne S. w. Lee, who - ~.
been 70, u,,,n .. county. ana nna
VI century. was the chic a luarttr
NJ site washer. and the Lead, -. ana
,,s, many dishes was called ..r. among
county lamb muddle. r.
gr,,, ,eoinpanlon piece to the f.n,.,..
N $50. IGN stew, and is very much ,,,.s
Anvbo,,p, tha3 it is very dire.
new ~ :. - great dish. and II W.. !.
or thar, -, u the visitors, but an
t sts OF The recipe by which he ~ hol a
a,s patent dish known as .lan,h ou ,.,
49,, out that recipe is sber,s, .iua ,
secret Other dishes wera 80.
~ pig barbecued lamb and ai, :,
. timer good things necessar, =,
g.. up an oid-rashioned country ~,
Hn,, fepast. s. D. Goodwin and q ~
were the sheriffs assistants ~ ~
anese are the three who comnossS NV
corps chef de culanarfn no ,,. .he
uo"n IN Georgia, where DR., 1',o,as
Lotion came from. Lucien
When the big spread was ov.r -.
VISITORS were hauled back to town ~
eutoihoplles, and for two hours tha,.
wheeled around the town ,b,t
.hey might get glimpse of the man.
ma manufacturing plants that are pros.
Eerlns IN Emporia, all of which vii,
now abandon steam power and hook
on by wire TO the new power plant tha,
was to-day set in motion.
A little speech-sInkins.
At the feast, contrary to all of the
! rules and regulations ever laid dowr
there was no speech-making, but tn.
average Virginia celebration could
never get by without some kind o,
cratory, and so while the Emport;,
folks we're bidding good-by to the
visitors just before the special train
was ready to leave. w. NJ. Powell, the
Commonwealth's attorney of the coun-
ty, called the big crowd to order and
/, introduced Hon. Davy Crockett Rich
!, aIdson as "the Mayor of the second
biggest town in Observation-Disclosures
Il being, OF course. the first. Mayor