The times dispatch. [volume], October 15, 1903, Image 3

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BOXES FILLED AT THE SHOW WITH BEAUTIFUL WQMEN
Contlnued From Flrst Pnge.)
hat. Mrs. Olmstoad was ln a gray panno
volvot, With heliotropo hat, shaded with
feathers. Mrs. Ilobson had on gray, with
a blaok hat, and Mrs. Ryrd n whlto em
broldorod llnon, with whlto hat.
I*ist evenlng Mlss Camm was ln plnk
etamlne trlmmod with lrlsh polnt laco.
Her laco hat had whlto ostrlch plumes.
Mrs. Olmstoad had on a boautlful bloek
Jettod robo with a black ehlffon tocquc.
Mrs. Rlohard Evelyn Eyrd was In wh'.te
embroldorod cropo do chino and hat to
tnatch.
Ono of tho handsomesl of the Horso
Show gowns soon, an embroldered not
and Licu ovor Ivory whlto llberty sllk,
was wom last evenlng by Mrs. Aloxander
Oamoron. A panno vclvot tocquo and
dlamond ornaments woro effoctlvo tollot
accePsories.
Mrs. R, T. Hunter had In her box
party last nlght, Mlss Boss'o Hunter.
Mlss Ellso Watklns, Mr. C. E. McReek.
of tho Unlvorslty of Vlrglna; Mr. Garrolt
Oooeh, of Btaunton, and Mr.- Wlllam
Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Hamllton, of
New York, occupylng box No, 24, had afl
thelr dlnner and Horse Show gucst Mr.
B. Btewart Hume.
Mlss Rtlby Bodekor's box hold among
othor OOCUpantS, Mlss Bodokcr In plnk
orepc de chino, a plnk hat and cut-stcel
ornaments.
Mrs. Loula Merrlam, of Washlngton, D.
C, In gray Manlla cloth abovo plnk with
gray and p'nk hat; Mlss Mamlo Harvoy
ln whlto with pioture hat; Mlss Bllen
Joncs, In whlto voile. whlto hat with
yellow plumes; Mrs. Willlam Mnybee, In
black.
Tostorday afternoon at matlnoo, Mlss
Bodokor's box hold Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Jnokson. M'iss Hostor Cnt)olt Tabb, Mrs.
Ee Roy Ropor, Mrs. Merrlam. Mrs. Rark
?r and MIsh Wlllson.
Gave Lu -.cheon.
Mrs. Ida W, Ellerson jgave a handsomo
lunoheon In honor of MJ-. and Mrs. J. W.
Hopklns and thelr niece, Mlss Forbc,
of "Guthrlo Hall," Albomarlo county,
and of her gueste, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Waters and iho Messrs. Colcs, of Albo?
marlo.
.Mr. Hopklns, who owns one of the flnost
eatatoa in I'ledmont Vlrglnla and who.se
niece, Mlss Forbes, has been ono of the
most admlred guosta at tho show slnce
her arrval, waa tho host of a box party
last nlght, hls Rtiest ihcllldlng Mrs. E1
lorson. Mr. and Mrs. Massle, Mlss Forbca,
Mr. Crump Tuoker, Mr. Ned Coles and
Mr. Watklns EMorson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopklns have apartmonts
at tho Jefferson and have beon tho ob
Jivts of many flattering soclal atteriUons.
One of the' most dlstlngnlslied tigures
In the Horso Show boxos s Mrs. Chatlos
Sonff. of Xew York, who has Just re
turned from abroad and who appoarod
last evenlng In a gown and hat of pale
blue with Zbeautlful dlamonds. Mrs.
fionff's box wlll be most attractlyo Frl
<lay nlght, when sho wlll havo with her
Mrs. Edward Mayo, Mrs. .lames Arm
f.tron>7 Welsh, Mr. Dudley Maodonald,
Mr. Eewis Brander and Mr. Edward
Mayo.
Mr. and Mrs. Edsar D. Taylnr wprc ln
n box with Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor
and Mr. Wallaee Gordon, of Newporl
News. Mrs. Edr.ar Taylor was In a biaok
embroldered hornani with ehlffon plait
ings. Her blaok laco hat waa trlmmod
with feathers!
Mrs. Bobert Blnnkonshlp, In black not
and Jei and ? black lace tocquc,
Mlss Saddlo Sutton. In whlto voile em?
broldered and whlte hat.
Mlss May Handy, In whlto not op
pllqued and embroblorod: whlte hat and
long whlte sllk evenlng coat; pcarls.
Mlss Annlo Moore, ln mauve and whlto
gown; mauve hat.
Mlss Mary E. Moore, In whlte with a
whlto and vlolot hat.
Mrs. Edward Mayo. In whlte vollo em?
broldered. black hat and black sllk coat
llned with whlte.
Mrs. Willlam Moncure, In gray cropo
do chino, whlto hat.
Mlss Houston, ln plnk moussollno. plnk
ehlffon hat.
Misa Sue Bplllman, In whlte, whlto
lace hat and whlte boa.
Mrs. R. T. Hunter, ln black net robe
embroldered In Jet and cut steel above
whlto satln; black lace bonnot with cut
ateel ornaments; black molro coat with
laco ccllar.
Mlss Ellse Watklns, in blue llberty
satln with round corsagc capo of polnt
lace; bluo ehlffon hat.
Mlss Bosslo Hunter, ln whlte lace over
green; white lace hat with whlte plumes.
Mrs. Hugh Taylor, In white; whlte
mollno hat with white rosos.
Mlss Mary Lewls, in whlte lace gown
and whlte laco and ehlffon hat.
Mlss Jane Fisher, in a charmlng cos
tume of plnk and whlte llberty satln;
whlte hat with touches of plnk.
Mrs. John Ellett, In black and silver.
Mrs. Percy Hawes, in white, with laco
trlmmlng.
Mrs. Fltzhugh Leo, in gray crope de
chlne, cut-steel appllquo.
Mlss Antde Lec, ln whlte, with plcturo
hat.
Mrs. S. W, Travers, In black over
white; poarls.
Mrs. Wlllie Hlll, In whlto etamlne;
whlto laco hat.
Mrs. Mann S. Vnlentlne, In whlte voile;
whlte ehlffon hat; turquolses.
Mrs. Vlrglnius Hall, in a charmlng
gown and hnt of blue nnd white, occu
pled a box with Mr. and Mrs. J. Cannon
Ilobson, Mr. Saunders Hobson, Mlss
T.ady Hobson, Mr. Rlehard Gwathmey
nnd the Rev. Mr. Matthews.
Mrs. J, Stewart Bryan, ln pale blue
llberty satln; bluo hat.
Mlss Hattlo Itoss, ln whlto embroldered
net over bluo sllk; bluo and white ehlf?
fon hat.
Mrs. Frank Nallo. of "Somerset."
Orange county, in whlte; hellotrope hat.
Mrs. Addlo Deano Lyons ln mauve
gown and hat; vloleta.
Mrs. Claudo A. Swanson, in black net
embroldered In Jet ovor whlto; black
and whlto hat.
Mlss Loulle Lyons In whlto laco with
touchoa of bluo panne 'velvot about hor
gown and hat.
Mra. Hcnry Bohmer, ln orenm vollo,
trlmmod with yollow lace; crcam whlto
hnt, yellow plumes.
Mlsa Edlth Grant, ln hand-painted
mousiHeltno; hnt garnlturod ln vlolota.
Mlsa Maud Morgnn, ln whlto gown
and hat. Mlss Blancho Morgnn, In whlto
laco over green; black and whlto hat.
Mlss Anna Deano Carr, ln green voile,
appllqued ln whlto lace; wldte lace hat.
Mra. Randolph Reyton, ln tollot of black
and whllu
Mra. Barton Grundy, ln whlte laco;
Parls hnt, trlmmed with plnk rosos.
Mra. Willlam E, Royall, ln gioy crepo
For the
Stom&ch's Sake
drink pure wino.
Gre&^t
Western
Champt\gne
?thc Standnrd of Amcrlcan
Wlnca is pcrfcctly puro, tho
vcry hlgheflt typo.
Received Oold Medal,
HKllllST AWARD
Va^ggEg* ntParls, 1900.
PI.HASANT VALLUY WINIi CO.,
5ole flakcrs. Rheims, N, Y.
Sold hy rcspcotnblo wlnn doalors
everywhcre.
J
de chlnc and whlte chlffon; whllo hnt.
Mrs. Harrle Webster, ln blaok appllqued
nct ovor whllo; black and whlte tocquc,
wlth plumcs.
Mrs. E. M. Huntcr, in black nel; black
lace hat.
Mrs. Oeorge W. Hunter, In grey crope
do chlnc; whlte chlffon hat.
Mrs. Oeorge L. L. Da-i'la, ln whlte, wlth
black ploture hat.
MrB. Jainos Kclth, In black and whlte
coatumo; hat trlmmed wlth black and
whlte plumeH.
Mrs, Orgaln, ln black nct, over whlte;
black chlffon hat. ,
Mlss Loulae Yancey, |n whlte crop0 de
chlno; whlte beaver hat.
Mrs. Junlus B. Moshy, In black and
whlte sllk; Iriah polnt lace collar: blnck
hat.
Mrs. Androw J. Montnguo, in whlte lace
over gn-en whlte chlffon, nnd laco hat.
Mlss Preston Womack, ln whlte, wlth
blue hat.
Mlsa Whltman, of Baltlmore, In hello
trope moussellno; black nnd whlte hat.
Mlss Olmstead, of Blizaboth, N. J., In
black moussellno, cmbroldered In autumn
leavea; black hat.
Mrs. Georgo Haynes, in blue and whlte,
wlth black hat.
Mlsa Emlly Jennlngs. ln whlte, wlth
Vlolots; hat trlmmed wlth sweet peas.
Mrs. Hornco Hawes, In whlte appllqued
not and black hat.
Mrs. W. S. P. Mayo, a-ery handsomc In
whlte.
Occupnnts of Boxes,
Among the occupnnts of boxea last
night werP tho followlng:
No. .1. .Mr. J. H. Bllett, Colonel 0, Percy
Hnwos. Mr*. <i. Pcrcj Hnwos. Mrs. II. E. Brldge
fortli. Mrs: John S. Ellelt.
No. n. Mr. ImvM I.oake. Mlss S')o Kpllltnnn.
John V. heary. Mlss Kcan, Mrs. Jnmes Casklc,
Mr. Jnmes CAsklo.
No. 12. Gcncral I'ltzlmgh Ia"-. Mrs, l-oc. Mlss
A.ino l.ee. Mlss Virglnla Ix-c. Mlss Grace Sheilds,
Mlsa IJ'-tty Cocke.
No. 14; Mr. Georpo Cole Keott and cnests.
No. 13. MIm Paullne Powers, Mrs. John J.
Mapp. Mrs. Hamllton Capem. Jr.. Mrs. Jnmes T.
Kutherfoord Mrs. I. N. Jories. Mr. Bronks Blrd
sonp. l.Ieutonnnt Thomns T. Dukc, Mr. Bc-rnard
M. Jones.
No. lrt. rolonol Areher Andersnn, Mlsscs An
deraon, Mlss Snlly Archcr Anderabn. Mrs. W. H.
Danlcl, Mlss Katblcrn Graham Andorson. ,Mr.
YValter Brucc, Mr. John I'rlor. Mr. J. It. J. An
No 17. Mr. B. A. Saundcrs, Mn. ? E. A.
Saundrm, elty: Mr. John n. JefTress, olty; Mr.
Wlllbim Itallov Baundera, Mr It. S. Saundera,
Ilpper Shlrlev. Va.; Mrs. II. S. Saundcrs, Upper
yiurl.-v Va.; Maater Itlcliurd It. Saundcrs, rlty.
No 2-1 Mrs. Oenrpe McAilama, Mrs. Brans
r.ird Roanoke; Mrs. Chsmblln. Mrs. Hot>i>rt G.
Cabell. Mr. Jamos Brancb Cabell, I?r. Charles
C'arrlngton. . . ? _
No 20. Mr. C, E. Boylo. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Doyle, Judse rnd Mrs. Kclth; Muatcr Ilobcrt
I)oyW, Master Wnllaoo Honderaon.
No. 31. Colonel J. I>nne Stern, MI'S Cnrter.
ll'altlroore; Mrs. Stewart. Baltlmore; Mlss Hat
tle Itorn. Colonel T. M. Landhnn. Jnmes D.
Graves. ., , ?
No 3-1 Mr A. E. Ploterleh. Mr. nnd Mrs.
A.' K. Dleferlch, Mlss Holloway. Mr. Lewls G.
VotniF. Mr. Itiiyniond A. McGee.
No 34 Mr. Trnnlt B. Guest, Mr. and Mrs.
CbarlV* Bvelyn Kmlth. Mts. Danlel E. Huger,
Mr. Pelbam Blackford, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard K.
"vo ' .17. Mrs. Charles H. Scnff. Mrs. E. 0.
Mavo Mrs. Ncwtnn McYcIgh, Mrs. Chnrlo? H.
SenlT Mr. John Howard, Mr. John Butlierford.
Mr. Charles S. McVeleb.
No fl8 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew II. Christian.
Jr' Mrs Orvllle N. Tyler. Fort I?av mworth;
Ml'ia Jc'nnle Boyd, Mlss Annle Chrlstlnn, Mr.
bsbner Curr. ~,'\i . ? "?';
No HO Mr. Allen Potts. Mrs. T. N. Cnrter.
MUs-Pagc, Mrs. Donnani MIm Uonnnn. Mr. Bat
No 41 8. Pabncv Crenshaw. Mlss Mary
I>-'wls Crenshaw, Orsnpp cotmtr. Va.: Mlss Edlth
Grant Grsntlapd. Va.; Mlss Warflcld Crenaljaw.
Rlchmond. Va,'; SIIfs Kanny G. Crenshnw. Itlch
mond Va.; Mr. Joacnh A. Grant. Rlchmond, Va.
No 42 Mr. W. I). Wators. Mrs. W. D.
WateVi Bcnator Mnrtln. Mrs. Mnrtln, Mlss Grace
D-.v M'rs Ida W. Elkrson. I'eUon S. Coles.
Vo 'r.> ' Mr. H. T. Morgan. Mlss BlanchO Mor
pan. Mlsa Muude Morgan, Mlss Ethel Pneo. Mr.
1",\o'''44 Mr St. Oeorge nryan. Mr. and Mra.
K.'n'. Tn'lcott. A. R, Holladay. Pr. K. C. Bryan,
W. G. Kersusson.
No 4S Mr. Tbomas Atkinson, Mlss Mary
PaBC. Mlss AKiies Poise. Mrs. Butler, Mlss Berta
Atklnfion. Randolph Holladay. Dr. Robert C.
iiryan, Jonatban Bryan.
No 48. Mr. P. II. Mayo. Mr. and Mrs. But
ler Clarke county, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Mulllkin,
Cla'rke county, Va.: thc Missea I'agc.
No 47. Mr. Ciarcnec Mllllilser, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarencc Mlllhlser. Mr. aud Mrs. E. Mlllhls?r,
Mra. P. C. Sehloss, Mr. Gustavus Mlllhlser.
No 4S. Mr. John Watson. Mlss Hancock.
Rlchmond; Mlsa Brrlieley BU?}'?on. Ncwport
NeWS, Vu.; Mrs. Pr. J. K. Corss, Ncwport Nen-s,
Vn ? Pr. J. K. Corss, Ncwport News, Va.; J.
Kemper Elleyaon. Nowport Ncwa, Vn.; I>r. E.
W Blnkesleo, Ncwport News, Va.; innlley
11-111, Bnltlmorc, Md.; E. H. Ingram, Baltlmure,
' No. 40. Mlss Annle Roae Wulker, Mrs. Br.
M 1). Ilogc, Jr.; MUs Marguerlte Warwlck, Mr.
j. S. Davenport. Jr.; Dr. M. D. lh'Bo. Jr.
No 50. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coke. Hon. Wlh
liam A. Jones, memlier Congress, Flrst ConRress
Inual Dlstrlot of Virglnla; Mrs. Frnnk Nnlle,
Orangn county, Vo.; Jackaon Gay, Illchuiond,
Va ? W. II- Urquhart, llichmond.
No ftl. Mr. E. 0. Meyer, Mr. nnd Mrs. h.
norcbers. Mlss Ittulkln. Ncw York; Mra. Wat
aon. WashhiBton. ?,'??,-.
Vn 52 W. F. he Bonta, Mrs. W. F. f.a
Bo'nta, Mr. and Mra. Nat C. Dcan, Wasulng-ton.
I). 0,| Mr. nnd Mrs. AoVnr Allnn, ,Tr., Ilieh
morid, Vn.
No. 63. Mr. W. II. I'nrrlsh, Mrs. Pnkor Ilnll.
Tlfiltlinnro, Md.; Mr. fttid Mrs. rilflnn Mlllefi
Mnjor -foliri W. llnrrK Mr. nnd Mrs. Wi II. I'nr
flfth, Mr. t. \V. Ilnmder.
No. ,17. Mr. Jnmos I). Pntton. Mrs. fhnr'.r? E.
Wi.rltinin. Mr. wllllnm T. Worthnm. Mrs. Bi l>.
OlHnlHn, Mnji.r John W, Dnnlcl, Mlss Nniinle
l/'nry I'ntlon, Mnstcr .1. I). I'ntton, Jr.; >ln,
Jnnii'K H. I'ntton.
No. r?0. Mr. John Stonnrl Hrynn. Ilon. nnd
Mrfl. Ib'iiry Pnlrfn*. JttdfrO OCOrgO M-irrls. Mr.
W. Ilrvdon Tiiiniint. Mr. Ravld II. TcnnaM.
No. 00. Mlss Iloli?o:i, Goochland o.,iiiit.v; Mr.
nnd Mr*, Cniwron llnlison, Mrs. Vlrglnla llnd,
Rlchtnond: Mr. C, H. MaltheWg, Soutli (nrollna;
Mr*. Illi-linril Ownthmcy, lll'hm.md, Vn.
No. 01. Mrn. Wlllliinin. Mrs. Pelnflrdd, Mr.
nnd Mrn. Holllng.
Nn. on. Mr. [j, Piitnoy. Mr. nnd Mrs. Latlg<
hotne I'utncr, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Mllol, Mlss
Smltli, Mlss I'Mlnr.v, It, \V. Wlllliurs.
No. 01. Mr. Archor Andorson, Jr., Mr. nnd
Mrs. Omlinrtl II, llotmon, Mr. nnd Mrs. St. (leorge
M. Andorson. Mr. Ijlwnrd It. Arohor. I
No. Ofi, Mr. nnd SIr.'i. II. <i. Uonnolds, Mrs. ,
Wi H. Mrrnclllh, Mrs. S. li. Wnllno... Mlss Cnr
rlo Honnolds, W. It. Meredlth. S. 0. Wnllnro.
No. 07. Mcssrs. J. S. finldsmllh nnd A. M.
Trnvors. Mrs. J. .!. Htokey. Hlolnnond; Mlsn .1.
n. Taylor, oiarke conntyi Mlss Dorothy rienry,
Clnrko County! Mr. nnd Mra. Bowac, Nctv }ork;
Mr. I'ntilr, rtlchltiond. ,, A
No. 70. Mr. II. II. blndsry. Mlsn I.lndsoy.
Mlss Klonnor I.lndscy. Mlss Ilnynrd. Mlss Ilor
nnrd CockO, Mr. KvnnK blndsoy.
No. 71. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. \V. TrnTcrn, Mr. nnd
Mrn. Wllllnm M. IIIII.
No. 70. Mrs. It. T. Miintor. Mlss Ellso Vint
klns. Mlss Hi-sslo Ilunlor. Mr. <:. E. McPeek,
Wcsl Vlrirlnln; Mr. 0, (!. Ooorh, Stnunton, \n.;
Mr. WIIIIiiiii tirny.
No. 77. Mr. Chnrlos V. Palmcr, Saltvlllo, \n.
No. 78. Mr. Wllllnm M. Tnllnfirrn. Dr. nnd
Mrs. .Inooli Mlrhnux. Mr. nnd Mrn. Itobert Illnnk
onshlp. Mr. nnd Mrs. Atistln Brockonbrouith,
Mrs. John Hrmidor, Niw Vork.
No. S7. II. M. Cannon, Uenry M. Cannon,
Mr. nnd Mrs Ilenry M. Cnrinon. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Y. n. llnrksdnlc, Mr. and Mrn. Wllllnm A. VSn
No. M. Mr. nnd Mrs. .Innics W. Ilnll, Pr,
nnil Mrs. II, 8, Cnroy, Mr. J. P, Whifrco, Mlsn
r.niinn Dtl Vnl. Mlss Annn Pnyni).
No. 80. Mr. \i, 0, Yoiingnr, GOTftnor nnd
Mrn. A. J. MontnKiie, Mlss Kate WUIUnis,
OrmiKo; Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. P. tMrdwdl, Mr. L. 0.
Younger.
No. HO. Mr. T. Sltterdtng, Mr. nnd Mrs. i.
filttordlng, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Keennn, Mlsson
Sltterdtng. ., ,. ,
No. S7. Mrs. John <i. Hopklns. Mlss lorlios,
Mr. Eugonc ('. Mnsglc, Mr. W. Crump Tuckcr,
Mr. H. W. nilorson. Mr. Pcyton S. Colcs.
?No. RS. Mr. Morlwothor Jonos. Mrs. Cnlonol
Tbomnn rjnluos Smlth, Wnrrentnn. Vn.; Mlss
Mnrv (Jnlnis, Wnrrentnn. Vn.; Mr. It. A. I'nrkcr,
Boston, Mnns.; Mr. Itoy M. Jonos. Senator John
W. Dnnlcl.
No SO. Mr. C. II. Antrltn. Mrs CieorBC Tun
Injrbnrn, Mlss Msry Iln.vos. Mlss Anrilc firny. Mr.
Mnlhlnson, Mr. E, V. Wllllams, Mr. C, II. An
trlm.
No. 01. Mr. runnlncham Ilnll. Mrs. Ilonry
Bolimor, Phllndelphln; Mrs. A. I). Lyons, Illcu
Munyon's
?Wt Witch Hazel
oap
It cures bnbles nnd grown folks of all
skln oruptlnns.
It curos dnndruff.
It Rtops the halr tf .n falllng out.
It makes Ihr nalr grow.
It Is the best shampoo made,
It Is Ideal for shavlng.
It glves the glow of youth to sallow and
dull comploxlons.
It is morc soothlng than cold cream;
moro boautlfying than any lotlon or coa
tnotlc.
It Is the best toilct sonp made.
of tho Sherman monurmnt. The band
wlll return hcre ln tlme for the porform
ance to-nlght. It Is hopod, but the mnn
agemont Is taking no chanccs, and tho
b'ort Alonroe Artillery Band has been
secured to mako the melody at the con
eort to-day and at the ahow to-nlght in
tho evcnt that the Marlno Band Is un
able to return In titno.
The muslc of tho Marlno Band has cro
ated great i|.ithuslasm on tho part of
the atto'ndantia or the show but it Ib prc
illctetl that tho melody whlch tho Fort
Monroc aggregatlon wlll mako wlll lenvo
tho hoarors ln doubt as to wlother tho
.?irt'illory has not a band whlch approaches
closely to that of the marine arm of tho
Hervlce ln pdltit of exoellonoo.
tion. R. B. Hartloy, of Susnex, former
member of tho State Senate, was at tho
show last nlght. and While he Is not In
any sonso a hor.-eman. ho enjoyod tha
eventa as tn'u'ch us thoso who may bo
called professlonals.
"That clticklng causes many a horso
to losc," sald a member nr the Rlng Com
ir.lltoe last nlght. He went on to Bpoak
of tho practlco of tho backors or horsos
to urgo on thelr favorltoa by clucklng
or whlstllng to tliem as they pass around
the rlng. The cluckors aro gonerally at
the rnll wntchlng tho performance, and
while tlieir method of urglng on thelr
favorltes Is actuatod liy tho best of in
tentlons lt frequently causes the result
to be dlfferent to what It would be if
enthuslasm dld not get tho bettor of
ccmraon sensc. In plain word.s, the horso
Is rattled by tho clucks, and loses what
iViKS. W. B. WOODdND'S MAPLE LEAF,
"SVinner of biue rlbbon at Philadeiph'in, Atlantlo City, Long Brancli, Xewport nnd
Brockton Horse Shows.
mond- Mrs. A. C. Young, Rlchmond; Mlss Lulle
I.yons, Rlchmond; Hon. Claude A. Kwnnsou,
Cbatlinm. Va.: C. A. Young. Rlchmond, Va.
No. 94. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Burke, Mlss
Racbel Urquhart; R, W. Burke, Jr., Mr. E. M.
Funkbo'uaer, Mrs. Junies riruillry.
No 00 Mr. L. W. Brandor, Mlss Alinc Pet
tlt't Norfolk; Mlss I.011 Adklns. Mlss Uzzie
Brander, Dr. Vtennc. Baltlmore.
No 00. Mlss Michaux, Rlchmond; Mlas Hob
ins 'Rlchmond; Mr. Allln It. Clurk. I'hlladel
ubiii- Mr. Alonzo 0. Mahor. I'bllndelphla.
No 07. Mr. and Mrs. B, T. Orgaln, Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. B- Orgaln, Mr. and Mrs. H. Stewart
Jones, Mlss Loulse L. Vanoey.
No OS Mr. and Mrs. Charles n-avenport, Mlss
Flien Gulgon, Mlsa Bessle Tompkliis, Mlsa Della
Davennori. Mr. McCaw Tompklns.
Vo 90 Mr. Artbur M. Cannon, Mrs. Robert
Cham'berlavne. Judge and Mrs. Edmund Wsddlll,
ir Mr and Mrs. Kmmett A. 8hepherd.Mr.Bar
rl'it Svnnr,Ashland; Mlss Mary Wsddlll. Mr.
ilcnncus l.angford, Norfulk; Mr. aud Mrs. Ar
*No,'^ioof",i5?ii LllHc Menzcl, Mr. Charles
Rueger. _?_
ARTILLERY BAND
That Splendid Organization Plays at the
Horse Show To-Day.
The Marlne Bnnd, whlch has been ma'<
ing tho Horse Show music, will havo to
relttrn to Washlngton to-day ln ordor to
be ln tho processlon at tho dedlcatlon
would otherwise bo hls.
Mrs. S, Gordon Cummlng, of Hampton,
who Is here with her husband .'??oeliin; tho
show, says thev wlll ro urn home ihH
afternoon. And Mr. Cumin ngs Is try-ng
to get ta.kers on a wage'r/at blg odds that
thev wlll not do anythlng of the k'nd.
Mlss Grace Day, daughtar of Colonel
Fenton Day. of Isle of Wight, nnd stster
of Mrs. Thomas S. Mart n. was n hor
slster's box last nlght. She wlll rem.tln
until the show ends. Miss Day was am irig
tho most ehthuslastlo of the spectatora
last night.
"I Wlsh tho pollco would put that boy
out of here," sa Id n red-halied mm ln
evenlng dress, speaklng of a boy who was
crying Huylor'? candy at the top of hls
volce. "He has cost me J3.'J0 aleady
and mav cost mo more unlesa he is gotten
rid of."'
Amerlcan beautles decorated tho fronts
of most of tho b0X63, It seemod mo-t
lltting that Huylo.'s should be In tho
lmmedlato vlclnity.
THE FAIRFAX FARM.
Aldie is Repr?>sented at 'he Horse Show
by Some Pood Ones.
The Oak Ilill Farm of Hon. Ilenry
Fairfax, Aldlo, which has for yoar play
ed a most consplouous part nat only
among Vlrglnla breodlng ostabllshment,
In produclng hackneys of the hlghest class
btlt those ot the ent:re country as well, Is
ropresontod by a couple of extra good
ones horo in tho claases for ponles and
saddle horsen. Pllter Pattor, the bay
goldlng, by Northern Elght, dam the im
IM>rted Wolsh Rony Dotlott, wlnner of
tho class for t>onles ln harness, Is a
phonomenal door and has won at all of
tho blg shows In tho hands of hls presont
ownor. Dr. Woodond, of New York. He
was sold by Mr. Falrfax at the T*hlla
delphla Horso Show when four years old,
to Mrs. Willlam E. Ellls, who Jtidged ln
the harness clnsses here last year. Eater
tlds small, but oxfceorilnglly attiiactlvo
looklng son of Northern Elght became
a membor of the select oatorlo fomlng
tho Woodond stablo. He Is n full broth
or to Eotta, a well knnwn prlzo wlnner
In tho hands of Arlhur Kemp, New York.
At yesterday's matlnee Plttor Ratter was
soeond to hls stable mato, Maple Eeaf
nnd at tho samo performnnce tho Oak
Hlll moro, Fancy, by Northern E'ght,
was second on tho snddlo claas to the
Woodond entry, Maple Eeaf. This flne
datlgktor of Northern Elght Is a green
mnre and Just from the farm, hence the
Bhowlng sbo made when pltted agalnat
horsos of real classes is all the moro merl
torlous.
WRECKEO
(Contlnucd from Flrst Pngc.)
pany would bo all rlght. I went over all j
tho shlp-bulldlng mattor with Charley
Ilnrria slx weeks ago. I told hlm thon
that tho wrocklng of the shlp-bulldlng
company was duo to Mr. Schwab with
hllding tho proflts of Bcthlehem, Instond
of lettlng them flow into tho shlp-bulld?
lng company, whcre they belong. I asked
Mr. Harrls to telephone to Mr. Schwab
and ho dld so. If out of tho moss and
mlro the TJnlted States Shlp-Buildlng
Company can bo rehabilltatcd, that Is
what I want to soc done. I have no
flnanclal Interest, but I feel that it wlll
help me.
Said He Must Resign.
Mr. Dresser sald that when ho under
took tho shlpbulldlng project for tht
Trust Company of the Bopubllc, ho be
Hcved that $fi,000,000 had been underwrit
ten in Francc. He saw the name of J.
F. Morgan in the llst of members of tho
Sheldon syndlcato, but dld not know If
Mr. Schwab was a member. The wltness
made no Indcpendent Investlgation of tho
shlpbulldlng plants, but acceptod tho ro
ports of others. He testifled that tho
prospectus had been approved by tho
Mercantile Trust Company. Ho sald ho
had several talks with Mr. Pam during
tho month of Dcccmber, 1902, about tho
rarnings of the company. Mr. Pam
showed hlm rcpor'.s whlch indlcated that
tht earnlngs of tho shlpbulldlng corpo
ratlon for tho flrst three months were
about $1,100,000, about half of whlch came
from the Bethlehem) property. Tho wlt
r.-ess sald thnt when he told Mr. Pam
that he (Dresser) must make an aaslgn
nient. Mr. Pam told him he must resign
at onco from the shlpbulldlng board. Mr.
Pam, he sald, seemed to be runnlng the
whole company.
The wltness sald he dld not know that
when the eonstltuent companles of tho
shlpbulldlng comblnatlon had been taken
over that all of them were. heavlly laden
with debt, but had beon told so later on.
Ho had not known that tney were In
debt when the prospectus was Issued.
The underwrlters took - up the bonds for
whlch they had preseribed, paylng ninoty
for them and getting bonus ln stock.
There had been no other assessment. Tho
bonds had been offered to the publlc at
ninety-seven. When the Bethlehem prop?
erty was bought he knew that it was
Hiibjoct to two mortgages of about $S,500,
000. Mr. Schwab, according to the wlt?
ness, sald that the Bethlehem had earncd
$1,100,000, which had not been taken from
tho biisinesB. The wltness snld that other
than he had stated in the mornlng he
had made no protlt from the transactlon.
Practice o( FurnUhing Directors.
Mr. Dresser was succeeded on the
stand by Georgo P. Dayley, nsslstant
trcasurer of the Corporation Trust Com?
pany, of New Jersey, and one of the res
Ident directors ln New Jersey of tho
shlpbulldlng comblnatlon. He testifled
that hls company mado a practice of fur
nishlng rosldent directors for corpora
lions organized ln New Jersey, and that
he and two oT hls fellow clerks, Messra.
Ncwman and Seward, liad been mado di?
rectors of the shlpbulldlng company. Ho
dld not know who had asked hlm to act
as a director, but understood that the
arrangoment was made by Alexander and
Green with the New York branch of hls
company. He sald a slngle share of
stock had been bought for hlm In order
that he mlght quallfy, but he dld not
I know who had pald for It or how lt had
i been pald for.
! After much fenclng, ho sald 'ho dld not
i have a personal .bank account at tho
l tlme he ooqulred tho quallfylng sharo.
' He romembered attendlng at least two
' meotlnga, but kept referring Mr. Untor
rnyer to tho mlnutes for lnformatlon as
to what had boen done at the meotlnga.
He had not vlsited any of tho plnnts and
had not ordered an appralsement of prop?
erty. and while he admltted that he and
hls fellow directors In New Jersey knew
nothing of the 'shlpbulldlng buslnoaa ex
eep't suct) lnformatlon as reached thom
in the documonts lald beforo hlm, ho
would not adtnlt that ho was moroly a
tii.mmy director. He flnally sald, how
ever, that ho and tho others acted on tho
dlrectlon of the attornoya for tho com
1 any. He knew of tho E'nlon Iron Works
Uirough tho pross, but dld not know
whero tho Bath Iron Works woro.
From Thousands to IVHIiors.
Mr. Ulltermyer produced tho meetlng
rocords, ahOWy^ the Increaae of tha
capital stock from $3,000 to $15,000,000, and
the proposal from John W. Young for
the salo of tho Bethlehem property. but
tho wltness could glvo no dotalls as to
tho moetfng. Mr. Untermyer rominded
hlm that ho and hls fellow directors had
VOted to Issuo noarly 170,000,000 worth of
seourltles, and tho wltness sald he know
nothing of tho pla.11 to buy tlie nothloliom
works untll he camo lo tho moetlng. II"
sald that tho dlroctars had exorolaed no
dlsorotlon or Judgmom ln tho matter, but
had followed tho dlroctlon of counsol.
Frodoiick '/>. Ward, a lawyer, and tho
second of tho Now .lorsey dlreootors, waa
also called as a wltness, but tho oxamlna
SCENES OF STRIKINO INTEREST AT THE SHOW.
CATARRH
THE CAUSE OF
MLOST KIDNEY DISEASES.
FRED. R. PENNELL.
A Prominent Pianist Went to Hot Springs for Kidney
Trouble, But Pe-ru-na Cured Him.
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'.1 Fred R. Pennoll. Plnnlst, Grand Opera House. Hot Sprlngs, Ark., wrltea: -?
'" "Two years aao I came to Hot Sprlnas to take the baths and be treated J
''"- for bladder and kidney trouble. After spending two months here under the -?
"* care of one of the tnost prominent phyalclans and recelvlng llttle or no benellt, ^
"-"- I was persuaded to try Peruna. I had llttle falth In It, but after uslng one +
?* bottle I notlced a marked Improvement. Three bottles entirely cured me, I ^
?" can cheerfully recommend Peruna. to any one affllcted as I was."?Fred R. T
.*. Pennell. T
Catarrh of the Kldneys a Common DIs
ease?Kidney Trouble Often Falls to be
Regarded as Catarrh by Physlclans.
Catarrh of tho kldneys Ia very com?
mon lndeed. It Ia a pity thla fnct Ia not
better known to the physlclans aa well
as: the people.
People have kidney dlaeaao. They
take somo dluretlc, hoplng to got better.
They never once thlnk of catarrh. Kid?
ney dlsease and catarrh are seldom as
soclated ln tho mlnds of tho people, and
alas. it ls not very often assoclated in
the minds of tho physlclans. Too few
physlclans recognize catarrh of the kld?
neys. They doctor for somethlng clae.
They try thls remedy and that remedy.
The trouble may be catarrh all the tlme,
A few bottles of Peruna would cure
them.
Pe-ru-na Removes the Cause of the Kid?
ney Troub'e.
Peruna strikes at the very center of
the dlfflculty, by eradlcnting the catarrh
from the kldneys. Catarrh ls tho causo
of kidney dlfflculty. Removo the cauao
and you remove the effect. Wlth un
orring nccuracy Peruna goes rlght to
the spot. The kldneys are soon dolng
thelr work wlth pcrfect regulnrity.
Thouaanda of teatlmonlnla from peopln
who have had kidney dlseaso whlch had
gone beyond the control of the physlclnn
are received by Dr. Hartman every yenr,
givlng Peruna the whole praise for mar
velous cures.
Peruna cures kidney dlsease. The
reason It cures kidney dlseaso is becauso
It cures catarrh. Catarrh of the kldneys
1h the cause of most kidney dlsease.
Peruna cures catarrh wherever ft hap
pens to be located. it rarely falls.
Presldent Loulslana Commerclal Club.
Hon. \Yllllnm Watson Washburn.
Presldent of the I^ouisiana Commercial
Club nnd a very well known man of
New Orlenns, Ln., -wrltes from 687 Canal
Street:
"I nm sntlsfled that there ls not a flner
medlclne placed before the publlc to-dny
than Porunn. I liavo been troubled for
nearly twclvo years wlth kidney and
liver trouble. and at tlmes I have been
n pretty slck man, unablo to attend to
my dutles.
"I had nbout made up my mlnd that
no medlcinei coidd help mc, when ono
of your booklcts was biought to my of
fice. whlch I rend ln a lelsure fiour. I
then declded to glve Peruna a trlnl and
found thnt I had at last secured tho
rlght medlclne for me.
"For two months I uaed It faithfully
and then felt so well thnt I was like a,
young man once more. Thls wns over
a ycar ngo, and I have not had any trou?
ble slnce.
"Although I am ln the seventlos, I faol
better and more actlve than I dld thirty
years ago."?W. W. Washburn,
If you do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from the use of Peruna,
wrlte at onco to Dr. Hnrtman, giving a
full statcment of your case, and he will
bo pleaacd to glvo yott his valuable ad-.
vice gratls.
Address Dr. Hartman, Presldent of
Tho Hartman Sanltarlum, Columbus. O.
AMPHITHEATRE?WEST-END PARK,
October 13, 14,15,16,17.
Admlsslon to night exhibltlons. fiOc. Reserved seats, 91.OO and $1,50, in
cludlng admlsslon.
Speclally attractlvo MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 2 P. M.
to 5 P. M. Reserved seats, flrst three rows, 70e. Gencral admlsslon for re
mnlnlng rows, r?0o,
Concerts by United States Marine Band 11 A. M. to 1 P. M.. during eser
clslng and conformatlon Judglng of horses Tttesdny, Thursday and Frlday.
Box tlckets to concerts, 7Bo. No reserved seats. Genernl admlsalon, 50o.;
children, 25c.
tlo'n had only uproeoedod a short dhrtance
when tho hearlng wa.s adjourn.ed untll
to-ninrrnw.
CARNIVAL'S SUCCESS
Big Crowd Out Yesterday and Saw
Many Wonderful Thirgs. j
Tho thlrd night of tlie blg RlOhinotld
carnival at tho baao-luill parli was tha
greutost yot, und tho ^trouhdh woro
thrungod wlth a happy crowd of T.OOfl
pooplo, who hugely enjoyod the many
flno uttractluns. Every ihing pttssed <>lf
Hinoothly nnd the uiauy dunseruUH aota
wero porfornied wltli an Btt?0 that nlmosl
made them louk ?UfO. .Maycr looped tho
loop ln great stylo, ainl'd groat a|i|>!au~i<1,
niul Iloldcn dlvod off lils hlBh hidder u
huiiilrcd fct-t tliruugh the alr wtthuut ft
iremor. Prlnca Voiiturkey, the el.-v.-r
Jap. walked hla hlgh wlre Just as graet).
fuiiy as ho parudea down Broad SMuet, .
of morulngs, and tlK.li addeq" R cake WB-llt
just to show that (ivarythlPS ls ,as-v wll>" !
?~u know Uuw- ^'i'iJtu cetne uU Ud? l
No. 1"5 Eaat Rroad,
KOH TOYS AND SPOUTING GOODS.
c?ujgh with Dr. Davld'a t'oush SyrtlP,
l'uiv Plna Tar. Uorehoutid, Wlld Chorry,
&0, A (BW doses of thls old titne i '??>:!.
I'.irc will oure vou befora your lung* be.
conia (00 nuK'h lavolved. l.argo botils
?j.;-. nents averywhera.
aplral Incliue amld n shower ot flre
wnrks without a (all or .i burn, andj
.si.,ii>', Huhcoek amt 8ton?, tli" cycle
whlt'l I'tdoia, dld tllclr dl*?' '?1,! WlthOlIt
uceldeut.
Arrangi'incnts are lioliiff madu for ?"
i.ig chiiiiri-irs aftemoan an Baturday,
when all tho children Qf ""' l'll>' u,"!,'p
flfteen years of ftge will be admlUPd '"
Ihfl ground* and nlw'- -4 (|V? ?????