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SOUTHERN'S
OFFICIALS
An Extitbitlon Flre Alarm at
Spencer's Snop.
A1ARION V 0 T E S WET
Mr. Yoder, Firlng at a Targal With a
Small Rifle, Kills an Oid Colorcd
Man Inside thoHouae?Medtcal
Sociely Adopts Rules.
(Special to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
HAUBBURY. N. C., Oct, 14. -i'reindont
Bamuel Spencor, tho vlco-prou'denta aud
other orncials of tho South?vn Rnllway.
Bpent a portlon of to-day ln Spencor
and Snllsbury.
Tho Southern'g flro department at tht
Bliops. which has made un envlablo re
cord at all recent Rtato t'ourmimonts,
gavo an exhlbltion In the presonce of tho
offlelals at 9 o'clock this mornlng. Tho
alarm waB turned ln unoxpcctedly to tho
men, and in lesii than ono mlnuto a largo
Btream of water waa playlng upon tho
bulldlnga. ?
VETERAN3 TO THE FAIR.
An effort Is bolng mado by tho Charles
F, Klsber Camp of Confedoratc Veteratu,
of Rowan county, to get one hundrod vet
erans from this county to attend the
Buto falr at Ralelgh, October lSKh-IUth.
Colonel J. R. Crawford, who 1b command
Ing tho camp is tialng c^ery effort to
carry a large number from tho aection,
and Is meetlng with much encourage
ra?nt.
At a meetlng of tho Rowan Medlcal
Bociety held Monday aftemoon tho to
cleyt adoptod tho new conatltutlon which
waa proposed and approved at the last
meeUng of the Stato Modlcal Sooiety
held ot Hot Sprlngs In July. The Rowan
aoclety ls very actlvo and haa a large
memhershlp.
ACCIDENTALBY KIBLED. ?
At Ncwton Monday afternoon, Arch
Bimms, a respected colored man, wna ac
cldentally kllled by Mr. A. A. Todor.
Simms had gon0 into an old building on
Mr. Yoder's premlses and was grinding
an axe. Mr! Yoder, not knowlng that any
one waa In tho building. fired a amall
rifle at a target on tho outslde. Tho ball
paased through the wall of the building
and enu-red the head of the colorod man,
causlng a wound from whlch he dled a
few mlnutes later. The coroner's jury
found that the k.lllng was accidental and
wlthout lntentlon to harm.
Tho town of Marlon voted for dls
tlllerlea and saloona Monday. tha result
of th6 electlon belng as follows: For sa?
loona, 128; agalnat, 84; for dlatlllerlee, 123;
agalnst. 73.
Rov. M. E. Scntclle, of Texas,, haa been
elecied a member of the faculty of Davld
son Collcge. near this place.
MASON1C FAIR
A Half-Mile Runnlng Race for Ladjes
at t.e State Fair.
(Special to The Tlmea-DIspatch.)
RAL.EIGH, N. C, Oct. 14.?Thla is Jr.
0. U. A. M. nnd K. of P. day in the
Mason'c Fair and fully as successful as
eithor of the procedlng daye. The lecelpts
during the two flrat days of the falr
have been Ji.300 a sum exceedlng the most
aangu.no expectationa of th? falr rnan
agement.
Tho management of the State falr whlch
epens Oct. 13th. announccs a novel feature
ln a half-mllc dash runnlng horse race
to be partcipatcd in by lad es. Tho purse
ls $100 and Secretary Poguo says a num?
ber of promlnent society ladles are to
enter, Tho Misses Brldgos, of Concord,
havo alrcady entored.
Mr. T. K. Bruner, secretary of the
North Carolina Board of Agrlculture,
who ha<? been for thrce months or moto
out ln the lnterost of the St. Louls Expo
altlon, returned to Ralcigh to-day and
aays the outlook for the exposltlon ls
most auapteiouK and that tho pro&pect ls
jood for North Carolina to have one of
tho largest nnd l^est exhlblte in tho ex
poalllon grounds.
Tho Secretary of State chartered the
Mantford 'IVleWione Company, oapltal
$10,000. Tlio prlnclpal Incorporators aro
D. Sharp Butler and Barnoy Butlor.
Doputy Sherlff Cox, of Craven, brought
thr?o convicb? to the ponltentlary to-day,
all negroes, to serve respectlvely seven,
two and one year for '.arceny.
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A RICHMOND JAQ
Young Man Goes to Sleep !n Car and
Wakes Up ln Another State.
(Special to The Tlmoa-Dlspatch.)
KINSTON, N, G, Oct. 14.-A young
Dieii, well dreaaed, was found in a car at
the Atlantlc Coaat Llne depot last nlght
by Agant Charles T- Meacham, and an
offlrter 'pboned for. The car was loaded
with elate, and camo from Rlchmond,
and was eealed.
On bolng nueatloned by Chlof Simmons,
who rea/ionded to the summons for an
ofiicor, the young man statod that he
went into the car at Rlchmond two day*
ago while drunk '.o cvade a pollcoman,
and dropped off to tlecp. He dld not
know where he waa and exprossod sur
prlse whon told that he was 180 mllea
from home.
He had had nelther food nor water for
two days. He waa releaaed by the oftlcer
and camo up the atreet to cle-an hlmself
up and get somcthlng to eet.
GREENSBORO FAIR
Crowds at tho Reunion Transferred to
the Fair Grounds.
(Bpeclal to The Timea-Dlapatoh.)
GREENSBORO, N. C, Ootober 14.
The fourth annual falr of the Central
Carolina Falr Aaaoclatlon opened up yes?
terday at noon. The oxhiblts thla yoar
are better and larger In number than at
any falr yet held here.
Tho poultry exhlblt J? wlthout a douht
the most oomplete over ln the State,
there belng 8,000 entriee ln thla depart?
ment alone,
TJve rnldway is wmposed of & large
for Infants and Children.
Tho Klnd You Have Always Bought hns borne tho signa
turo of Clias. H. Flctchcr, and has bccil mado under his
personnl supcrvision for over 30 years. Allow no ono
to dccclvo y<m in this. Counterfclts, Imltations and
<? Just-as-good" nro but Exporlments, and endanger tho
hettlth of Cnlldron-Expcricnco against Expcrimcnt.
The Kind You Have Always Bonght
Bears the Signature of
ln Use For Over 30 Years.
THC CtNTAUW COW
VIUWWAV gMj
I number ot shows nnd other thlngs ror
1 nmusement, and they aro excopllonally
' good. All thc spnee to be used for at
tracUons of thls klnd Is fllled. On oc
count of tho reunlon cxerclscs at tho bat?
tle ground yesterday It was naturally sup
poeed that there would not be many peo?
ple at the Folr Grounds, but thore was
tho largest n-tteridance ever sccn on an
optnlng day, and to-day tho crowd_ ls
enormous. .. .
Mr. Henry W. Burrcss, an expcrlenced
horseman of RocUvllle. Md., ls tliostnrter
for tho races. Thc Judges are Messrs.
i C. P. Vanstory, Joe Hardy and T. M.
j Arrasmlth.
1 Tho flrst race yesterday was the 2:Jo
I class. trot and pace, for $300 purse. Thero
I were three eturles in thls race?Mary M..
Jcwel, Palmeda, Blg Jako and Go den
Thorn. Tho ra<?e was won by "'olacn
Thorn. the time of tlio heata belng 2:26
1-4, 2:33 1-4. 2:22 1-4.
The next race wao the 2:24 class, pacc,
wlth the followlng entrles: Ramon, Peter,
Warlock, Snapps nnd J. S. The racei was
won by J. 8.. tho tlmo by heats belng
! 2:31 1-4. 2:31 1-4, 2:30 1-2.
ThcTc wero three entrles in . the flve
1 elghths mllo runnlng race. They were Mr,
Bmooth. Mlss Rosser and Fiossle. Mr.
Kmooth won the race, the tlmo belng
1:06 1-2.
NEVv"pHAkMACISTS
About One-Half the Applica-ds Get
Thri-uzri.
(Speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
GREENSBORO, K. C. Oct. 14.-Tho
State Board of Pharmacy, in sesslon here
I ysctcrdny, examined twenty.seven appll
1 mnts for llcense, three. .belng negroes.
'To-nJght the board announcec-d tho fol.
lowing as having been successful: B-in.
8 Barnes. Fayettcvlllo; Polk C. Gray,
Blatesvlllc; Karl L. Lawing, Lincolnton;
Prlnco 8. Leboo, coiored, Wllmington; John
A Rogers, Lllllngton; Thouias t>. Street
i man. Henderaonvlllc; Mnthlas M. Sauls,
I Ayden; Wllllam M. Stewart. MaUhows;
Henry G. Whlte, Rcldsville; Cllnton R.
Meyer, Chnrlotte.
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I Foot Cut Off in Plain.
i (Speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
| K1NSTON, N. C. Oct. 14.?Mr. J. E.
I Gdaleo had his foot cut off ln a planer at
the H-irvev-Chaihv'CK mill thls morning
whjle at work. All of tho toes on one
' tool were cut off nnd an efTort will he
made to save tho balance of the foot
from amputation.
Mr. Goslee was the prlnclpal workman
In tho cabinet shop, and waa at work at
tho planer. A Jdank belng caught ln lt
ho trled to pull it out. To do thls he put
hla foot under tho plnnor to bracc hlm
self, when the knlves etruck his foot.
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GREEN IS ARRAIGNED
AND GIVES BAIL
(By Assoclated Press.)
BINGHAMTON, V. Y., Oct. 14.-Sena
tor George Green "was to-day arrestqd
1 nnd arralgned before Unltod States Com
1 mlssloner Hall. on an indictment found
I October 8th In Waahlngton. charging
hlm wlth consplring wlth Goorge W.
' Beavers and Wlllard Doremus to HiB
1 the government, through Beavers, stamp
cancelllng machinos, known as the Dore
I inus machlne. In whlch Green was largoly
| Interosted. Green demunded an examlna
tlon and the case was set flown for No
l vember IHh, when the previous tndlct
ments will come up. Ball was fixod at
$5,000, whlch was furnished.
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HAD VERY NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH
An Aged Veteran in Great
Peril on Fiftrt-Street
Brldge.
An aged and feeble Confederate vett
ran, N. C, Morso by name, narrowly es
caped death last night on the brldge con
nectlng Rlchmond with Chestnut Hlll.
The man was inaklnp across the brldge
ln the dlrectlon of PJchrnond, nbout 0
o'clock, wlien ho was overtaken hy an
electrlc car travcllns ln tho name dlrec?
tlon. The cav was crowded nnd was
movlng rathor slQWly. Mr. Morso had
deaarted the passeiiger wa)k and waa ln
the middle of the. brldge. The teatlmony
of men on the car Ia that he atepped
stralght into the trnck-. At all eventa he
was struck, caught on the fender and
thrown against the slde of Uo bridge.
TJve motonnan had but about flve fe*t
l nwhlch to Btop tlio cur, but he sucoeed
ed ln pulling up pretty well. The Injured
man, who le sufferlng from a jjonouaalon
of some sort. wae taken to tho Vlrglnia
Honplta), whers ho )n belng trented hy
Dr, MoLean, Burgeon for the company.
The voteran had In hla pocket a cor
tificate, sottlng forth hla idantlty and
statlng that.he waa Injured and unable
to work. The papor was Blgned by Dr.
j, j, AnderBon, of Walton's Stoie, Va,
rSale Ten Million Boxes aYear. ]
10c
25c 50c
BEST FOR THE BOWE7 S
TO PUNISH
THE JOKERS
Annoyances to CItizens Over
the Telephone.
KEEP APPOMATTOX OPEN
lt is Expected that Work Will Conv
mer.co on the Diversion Scheme
by the First of Year? Homes
Needed in Petersburg.
(Special to The Tlmea-Dlapatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA., Oct. 14.-Practl
cal Jokers ha/re been at - work ? recently
In Potcraburg, uaing the telephone ai a
mcana ot carrylng out thelr Jokea. The
Buthoritles are thoroughly determined to
punlsh to the fullest extent any that are
apprehendcd. Sevcral daya ago a young
man received a telephone mossago at hls
place of buslness, telllng hlm to comc
home at once, as hls wifo waa dead. Ho
hurned to his home and there found hls
wife In her usual good health. All eftorts
to flnd out who sent the messago fallcd.
The police racently have received many:
hurry calls and upon responding promptly
have four.d that nothlng was wrong. The
jokers wlll bo dealt with sevoroly.
THE APPOMATTOX.
Mr. Cartcr R. Blshop reported to the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday alter
noon that everythljig la bolng dono to
keep Appomattox River open to navlga
tlon. and that the diversion plan la be?
lng pushed as rapldly aa poss.ble. The
enginoers In charge of thla work are
preparlng speclficatlons, and lt is hoped
that about the first of the year tho plar.s
can be glven to the contractore.
Mr, C. A. Jordan, chairman of the Com
mitteo on Emlgratlon. reported that hls
commlttee had mapped out a plan to In
duce people to como to thla clty and re
<iuested the chamber to glve them all tbe
support posslble,
Mr. Slmon Sownrd sald that what la
most needed ln Peteraburg at this time
is homes in Petersburg. There is now a
greater demand for housea than haa ever
been known in the clty. The Chamber
of Commorce ls doing a aplendld work
ln thelr effort to ad>vance tha JntereBt*
of the clty. With tha consolldatlon has
oome a now llfe, and every commlttee
of the body is worklng dillgently ln the
lnterost ot Petersburg.
INCORPORATE ETTRICK.
An effort wlll probably be made at the
next sesslon of the lyeglslature to havo
Ettrlck. Cheaterfleld county, lncorporated.
Tho populatlon of that place ls now about
2,000, and many of the cltlrens are anxloua
for the vlllage to be lncorporated.
Roir, Michaux Ra-lnea waa lnatalled yea
terday aa paator of Hebron Proabyterlan
Church, In Dinwlddlo county. Rev. 3. 8.
Eoater, of this clty, preached 'tho lnstal
latlon aermon. The charge to the pastor
was dellvered by Rev. Willlam McC,
White, of Peteraburg, and Rov, Mr, W?l
thall. There was a large attendance.
WTBRARY CLUB.
Mles Martha D. Vaughan, the presi?
dent; Mlss Mary Buntlng, the Becrotary
and treaaurer. and the I^ecture Commlt?
tee of the Ladies Llterary Club, in thla
clty, have now perfocted thelr plana for
the courae of hlstorloal lectures to be
glven ln thla clty by Profeasor 8.' C.
Mltchell, of Rlchmond College, under tha
auaplces of the olub. Dr. Mltchell'a rVrst
lecture. wlll bo given next Frlday eve.
ning at A. P. Hlll Camp Hall, the aub
Joct belng belng the "Mlrabeau." The
commlttee in chargo of theae leotures are:
Lecture Commlttee?Mlsa Mary P. Hoper,
chairman: Mrs, Gordou MoCabe, Mrs.
Aloxanrior D. Hamllton, Mlss fng Pe
gram, Mlss Hlbornla Frlend, Mlsa Janle
McB. Vaughan, Mlee Bettle V. Hamllton.
Commlttee of, Oentlemen?:Mr. John
Watkina, chairman; Mr. Aloxander
HamljtOP, Mr. Bamuel W, Artington, Mr.
Slmon Seward. Mr. B. B. Vauehan, Dr.
Robort Mcllwalne, ox-Oovernor Cameron.
MISS HASW&LL'S OPENING
A Splandid Success Achleved in Annap
olis, Md., Last Nifht.
(Spoelal to The Tlmea-DIspatoh.)
ANNAPQU8, MD., Oct. H.?Mlsg Percy
Haawell inaugurated her etarrlng tour
under the dlrection of Goorgo Fawcott at
the New Colonial Theatre, to-nlght be?
fore one of tha inoat brllllant nudlences
ever gathered ln this clty, Inuludliw:
many nuval mon, and with a sprlnkllne
of eoclal nnd llterary leadora from thla
city and Bnltlmore.
"Tho Favor of tha Queon," the vehlcle
she uscd, dupllcntcd its tremendoua suc?
cess ln Bttltlraore, whon orlglnnlly pro
duced nnd offored to Mlss Haswoll, ono of
the best comedy parts avnr written ubout
tho romantlo perlod. Mlsa Antta Carroll,
the Baltltnoro soclety womar, who re?
cently went on tho atage, appeared as
Anne Hnthawny, Bhnlteapoare's wlffc ln
the prodttctlop, itnd. mado a favorable
Impreaalon.
As for Mlas Huawell her work was pro
nouueed Huperb throughout,
Beyond Mlss Has well, Hiibstantlal hita
were made by Kegau Huglistoit, George
Hohraeder ae Shakospoare, Muud Renm
Stover, Alfrcd Hudsun In tt Fulsluilvio
.part, apd Vlola, Burton. Scenlcally nnd
ln coetumlng the prortuotion 1? megnifl
cent.
S
REGISTER IN
MANCHESTER
Do Not Like the Pay and Will
Resfgn.
ALDERMEN MEET FRIDAY
Telephone Service Will Be Enlarged at
One.:?Marriage of Mr. Tinglo and
Miss Ailey?Reorganization of
Joo Johnslon Camp?Notes.
Manchoster Bureau, Timrs-Dlspatch, l
No. 1102 Hull Street. J
In vlew of tho fact thnt tho Cdnimon
Councll of Manchester has declded to
pay the roglstvars only %2M 1-3 per day
for thelr scrvlces, lnstead of $3.50, ns
has been horctoforo pnld, tho entlre delo
gatlon will reslgn, and when the clty
wlshes registrars In fnture a great dcal
of trouBlf, lt ls sald, will bo cxperlcncod
ln gettlng men to serve.
One of the rcglstrars told a Tlmes-Dls?
patch man last night that a mectlng or
tho rcglstrars would be held and that
they would reslgn ln n. body some tlmo
thls week, probably on Saiurday, after
the mcetlng of the Board ot Aldermcn.
Thta actlon on tho part of the Common
Councll has been deprecated by clttzens
gcnerally, who do no^ thlnk the amount
ordered pald sufflcient compensatlon tor
tha work, eapeclally as moat of tho regls
trars are business men, who have to leave
thelr buslnesB to attend to the rcglstra
t!on.
One man sald last night. that he would
not walt for tho mectlng, but would ten
der hla reslgnatlon to-day.
MARRIED YESTERDAY.
Mr. Wllllam Tingle and Mlss Ola Alley
were marrled at 5 o'clock yesterdny af
ternoon at the residouco of tho brlde, in
the West End, Rlchmond, by Rev. Ben.
Dennla, of Meade Memorla! Church.
Mr. Tingle is a well known young
butcher of Manchester, whoso place of
business ls on Hull Street, near Thlr
teenth, and his brido is a popular and
charming young lady of Rlchmond.
BCARD OF ALDERMEN.
Thls body will mept at 8 o'clock to
morrow night. A consldorable amount
of routine business will bo transacted.
Some of the important mnttcrs to come
up are the telephono franchlse and tho
pay to the registrars. The franchlse
ntatter will go through wlthout a hltch,
but the queBtlon of pay for the rcglstrars
will probably be subject to debate.
Chalrman French. of thc Clty Commlt?
tee, will bo on hand. Ho will argue for
the same pay that was pald tho offlclalg
upon formor oocaslons. and will en
deavor to show that tho condltions havo
not changed, and that there is no reason
why tho registrars should not bo pald
as much now as they were a year or two
years ago.
TELEPHONE BUSINESS.
Wlth tha franchlse ln hand, tho Bell
Telephone Company will at onco begln
to put in the new conncctlons whlch hnye
so long bpen deslred by many cltizens
and business men. Up to thls tlmo this
company haa been handloapped ln lts
endeavors to-give a.good'-and proper
servfce to Manchester, * because of the
lock of a franchlee, but now unlimltod
service can . bo socured:?py Manchester
subscrlbers to the service.
CAMP REORGANIZATON.
'Squlrc Jordan has called a meotlng of
the members of Joseph E. Johnston
Camp. to be held at No. 903 Hull Street.
on Saturday night. The meetlng Is for
tho purpose of reorganlzation, and ar
rangements will also be made to attend
the reunion at the Crater on October 31st.
All Confederates are invlted to attend
thls meetlng,
COURT NOTES.
In the County Court tho case of Tsaac
Stratifl, on appeal from 'Squlre Cheat
ham's court, haa been c'ontinued to the
next term.
Wllllam FoBter. on appeal, waa flned
$100 for selllng liquor at Mount Sinai
Church tho day Otls Whlte was murdered.
HA1R TURNED GRAY
FROM AWFUL PAIN
"I havo had a most remarkable experi
ence durlng my present trtp here," sald
Colonel B. H. Mercer, the popular repro
sentatlve of H. B. Granloy, cigar mantt
facturer, of Phlladelphla, who Is stop
plng at Murphy's.
"When I came here two weeka ago,
ho contlnued, "thero waa not a streak of
gray halr In iny head. I havo been suf
ferlng elnce from a sevore attack of scl
atlca and now you see tho change." Tho
commerolal man liftod hlB hat, and his
halr, but recently black, waa of a dis
tlnct lron gray tlnge,
Colonel Mercor was ln bed for about
ten days, and ho eays he suffered the
trost oxoruclattng palns. and thls ls the
only way ho can account for the change
ln the color of hla halr.
GREAT INTEREST IN
THE TENT SERVICES
The EplBcopal tent servlceB in the Easo
End have been resumed and thore ia
every evldence of a contlnued Interest on
the purt of the congre#atlon.
An excellent orowd was preaent last
night and tho aorvlce was most heart'ly
rendered. The snging wob a partlcular
feature. Tho Rev. Wllllam Meade Clark,
of St. Jnmes and Pr. John Moncure pre
slded. A llne sermon was proached hy
Dr. Robert Strange, rector of St. Paul's.
Hla subject waa "Falth/ Tho oxhorta
tion wn? read by tho Rev. Robert A.
Goodwln, of St. John's.
Tho sorvlces wlil contlnue until furthar
notlce. Dr. Strange w'll preach durlng
the romalnder of the week.
Funeral r>f Mr. Laube,
The furieral of Mr. Joseph W. I^aube,
who dh.d at l o'clock yosterdav morning
at his hCirte. NO. 17 East Clay Street, will
take place at 10:30 o'clock to-morrow
morning from St. Peter'a Cattwlral. Tho
Intorment will bo made ln Mt. Calvary
Cemetery.
Tho fnllowlng gentlnmen will act aa
pall-bearors:
Actlve?Mcssrs. Frank P. Burke, "\Vll
llam A. Munn, Gcorge Eppb J. I.eroy
Butherhind, A.ugimt Mall, John Ty'or, J.
T. l.ewls nnd Carl Ruehrinuiul,
HoiiorHfi'?Cniopel John Murpliy, Judgn
H. 13. ' WlU. P'". A. Wondllnger nnd
Dr. Oi W, P. Brock, and Meaara. T. H.
Jllcks, H. M.- Bmtth ,lr? 0, P. DeWIUJ,
Jumes Kaln, Sam Coheii, l'\ C. Ebel,
Armen C, Helnrlch and Frank Jacobs,
Tho Itlehmond Lndge of Kllis, of whlch
Mr. I.mibo waa a momber, inet yesterday
and adoptod suitable resplmloiw. Thn
members nf tho lodtfo Hi'e rauuetited to
ni'i'i in limii to attend tlio fuucvul In u
body.
A Tlmes-Dlspatch Want Hlary need
only be kept three diiya. Plrft day, ad. put
lu; second day, ad. uppcara; thlrd day,
?sur.coBH. 'Phone the Want Ad. man, 'phone
6W.
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ATTHE
WQRLD'S FAIR
THE ARTISTIC
was awarded
the fflrst-prize
gold medal I
INVESTI&ATE!
STIEFF,
431 E. Broad St.
J. E. DUNBAK, Mgr.
THE HIBERNIANS'
,-?? ENTERTAINMENT
Dellghtful Celebratlon Last
Nlght at Lee Camp
Hall.
Tho Ancient Order of Hlbornians' enter
talnment at Lee Camp Hall last nlght
was a brllliant affair. and for aplendor
was not excelled by any provlous effort
of the order. The Ladles' Auxlllary waa
in attendance, lendlng addltlonal lustro to
tho occaslon.
The entcrtalnmont waa under tho dlrec
torshlp of Messrs. H. E. Grlllln, James
E. O'Grady and John E. McDonough, and
thelr effort to mako the occasion one of
long continued pleasuro was crowned
with succcsa.
The hall was crowded, perhaps, aa it
was nover before.
The prlncipal feature was tho address
by tho Rev. H. J. McKcefrey, who had
for hls subject, "Ireland."
Father McICeefrey, who recently return
cd from a trip to Europe, gavo careful
Btudy to tho conditlons of the present
and of Ircland's past hlstory, and in tho
dellverenco of hls speech, whlch wna a
masterly effort, ho wae froquently lnter
rupted by applause. Evory number on
the programmo waa happtly received.
After tho address of Pather McKcefrey,
the romainder of the programme followed.
Thoso hawlng part sassignod to them
wero: Mlss May Cavedo, Mr. S. L. Kelloy,
Mr. John FInnegan, Mr. Thomas Ryan,
Mr. James J. Crenmer.
Mlss Mnyme McSweeney proslded at tho
plano, and the selectlons wero boautlfully
rendered.
Of Father McKcefrey's address, lt need
only be sald, that tho speaker, in tho
course of hls oratlon, at times seemed
to touch with electrlo flre the henitH
of hla audltory, and hls frequent nsagta
of hls audltory, and hls frequent passages
bounded applause; whllo at tlmes agnln.
the keen wlt of the orator oaused "waves
of mirth" to pasa over the auaionce,
which were aa dellghtful as hls .->orlous
and oarnest wrords were pathotlc and
powerful.
DID L1TTLE BUS1NESS
State Board of Fisherles to Meet Again
Nov. 20th.
The State Board of Fisherles beld two
gessions yesterday and transacted muoh
bUBlnesB, but lt waa mostly ln relatlon
to routlne mattera, and on subjoots too
local to bo of general lnterest.
All the members wero prcsont, as fol
lowsj ?Jr. J. W. Bowdoln, chairman. Ac?
comac; Seth M. Millor, secretary, Ma
thewa; R. J. Camp, Southampton; Goo.
B. Keezelli Rockingham, and H, M. Tyler,
Rlchmond.
The board postponed tho matter In
controversy from Lant^ator county untll
the next meetlng, whioh wlll bo held on
November 20th elther here or ln Nor?
folk, becauso of tho abaenco of some of
the parties ln lnterest. At thla meottng
the deop-water planting schemo wlll also
como up.
ONE KILLED FOUR AND
TWO OTHERS FLED
(By Assoclated Press.)
MANILA, Oct. M, 6:30 P. M.?Tho crow
of tho boat in whlch Johnaton and Her
mann, tho runaway conatabulary o~leors,.
accompanled by ono conatable, atarted
from Oulbal for Cagayun'H Island, at
tackod tho outlawa on nearing the lattor
placo, kllllng Johnaton ond woundlng
Hormann and the oonstablo. Honnann
klllcd four of the crew and the other two
jumped overbonrd. Ho then put back to
Nogros, where ho aent guns and amm.t
nltlon to tho polleo nnd abuudoned the
boat off Nwvalva, Baynuan, whore he waa
ln uldlng when the laat was beard of
Wm.
On Saturday nlght Inat the pollce cap
tured the boat, reeovorlng a number of
constabulnry guns, ammunition and some
money. Thoy also burled Johnaton, whose
body waa found In the boat, lt la pr?
aumod that the crew Intondod to klll the
outlaws and aecure thelr money and
nrms.
Buckingrnm Tob-cco,
(Special to The Tlrhes-Plapatch.)
WHITE HAI.U VA.. Oct. 14.? Tho to
bacco marltat he'o w 11 onen un ln No?
vember undur tho manng?mont of Mr.
Chastaln Atklnaon. of nichmond.
Bucklngham hns the bbst nrop it hns
ralsed for sevenil yeara, but tiio pro
ducera nre blue ovor the prospecta of
selllng nt ruinoua prlcoa.
ONE LADY'5 RECOMMENDATION
SOLP FIFTY BOXE3 OF CHAMBER
LAIN'S 6TOMACH AND UIVER TAB
UETS. ,_ .
I hava, I bollove, sold flfty boxea of
Chatuborlaln'H Stomneh and Llver Tab
lata on tho reoommendutlon of one lady
horo, who firal htaight a box of them
nbout a year ago. Hho uovov tlrea of
telllng her nelghbora and frlends ubout
the good qunlltlea of theao Tablota,--P.
M. Hhoro, DruBglat. Itooheater, Ind. Tho
pk'iiHiint purgutlve effect of theae Tablets
nmltea tliom a favorlte with lndles every
when*. For salo by all drugjjlate.
QUARLES,
No. 105 Eaat Broad,
VOH TOYS AND aPORTING QOODS.
Auction Sales?This Day.
By Edwnrd S. Rose Company,
Real Eatato Auctloneers.
TRUSTEF/8 AUCTION SAI.E
1 OF
THOSE TWO ATTRAOTIVE FRAME
DWBM..INGS. NOS. 1203 AND 1207
NORTH NINETEENTH STREET,
"FAIRMOUNT."
By vlrtuo ot two certaln cleeds ot trust,
flrst dated 21st Juno. 1902, and of rocord
ln tho clerk's offlce. Henrlco County
Court, D. B. PVI B page 250; second dated
August lo, 1903, nnd recorded ln sald
clerk's offlco, D. B, 165 B. page 82. default
having been made In tho payment of the
debts secured under both of the abovo
deeda, and belng requlrcd by the bonofl
olary so to do, I Will sell by auction, upon
the picmlscH, on
THURSOAY, 1STII DAY OF OCT., 1003,
at 4:H0 P. M.-Flrst. No. 1203 North Nlne
tecnth Street. The lot has a front of 23 Mi
feet on tho oast llne of Nlnen?en.*? Street,
nnd extenda bnck 125 feet 8 inches to an
fllley In common 14 foet wtde. Socond,
No. 1207 North Nlnoteenth Street, whlch
has n llltc front and dopth nnd extends
back to sald allcy ot 14 feet. These dwell
Ings are comparatlvoly new, and In view
of tho growlng and presslng drmand for
houscs ln thls favorerf sectlon, we bespeak
a goodlv attondanoe of bldders.
TERMS?At Bale.
EDWARD 8. ROSE.
Truateo under tho both deeds of trust.
oot 10-tds
By J. B. Elam A Co.,
Real Estato Auotloneers.
publhTsale
OF THE
THREE ST0RY DETACHE?,
GORNER BRICX RESIDENCE.
No. 2812 East Franklin Street.
Fronting Llbby Hill Park, With
Good Lot.
Bv dlrectlon of tho owners, who are
solllng for divlslon. we shall sell by pub?
llc auction. on tho promtses, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1J03.
at 4:30 o'clock P. M., tho dwe.llng abovo
referred to, lt bolng a most subatantlal,
well built, cornor residenco of lu rooms,
besldes kltchen o? 4 rooms, and ti.rge
and spaclous brlck atable. The pripe-ty
is well known as the resldence of the late
Charles J. Fox, and as stoted, fronts Llb?
by Hlll Park, and commanda one of tho
flnest vlews of any resldence In the clty.
Tho lot ls ogpeclally largo. hav.ng a front
of 27 feet 8 3-4 Inchos on Frankhn Street
by a depth of 156 foet to a wide alley ln
renr. on whlch It fronts 28 feet. It ls
seldom that such deshable property comea
upon the market at sale for dlvlaion. and
we urgontlv rcuest all parties intorested
to attend the sale promptly,
TERMS?One-fourth cash, bslance at
1 and 2 years, wlth Interest added.
J. B. ELAM & CO., Auctloneers.
oclO-tds. /
By Tho Valentlno Auction Co.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF JUNTTTS
A. SCOTT'S. , DECEASED, EF
FECTS.
As admlnlstrator of Junlus A. Scott,
deccased, I will sell at auction, No. 2711
East Maln Stroet,
THIS (Thursday) MORNING, OCT. 15th.
at 10:30 o'clock, tho entlre stock
of gooda, etc, contalned In sald
building, No. 2711 East Maln Street, such
as Soda Fountain and Copper Tanks,
Countcr3, Marble Slabs, Scalcs, Show
Cases, Cnndy and Candv Jars. Peppor,
Splce. Picklos. Cntsup, vlnegar. CIovos,
Cakes, Cruckors, Cigars. Tobaeco, Clgar
ettes, Preserves, Nutmegs, Tobaeco Knlfo,
ote. etc; also. lot of furnlturc such aa
Tables. Chairs. Washstands. Wardrobe,
BIdebonrd, Onrnet. Clock. Mlrror, etc,
etc. TERMS?Cash.
W. D. GAY. Admlnlstrator.
The Valentlne Auction Co., Auctloneers.
oct 14-2t
Geo. W. Mayo, Auetloneer,
110 North Seventh.
T T ORSE. COUPEE, VICTORIA, DESKS.
H STOVES. FOLDING BED. FINE
FURNITURB, ETC. AT lAUCTION.
I will sell at my auctlon-house at 10:30
A' THURSDAY OCTTOBER 15, 1003.
1 largo Work Horse, 1 Brewster Coupee,
ln good condition, leather top and seats:
l Ainslie's made Vlctorla. In excellent
condition j 1 Walnut Foldlng Bed. Iron
Beds, Cooklng, Heatlng and Wood Stoves,
Chamber Suits, Odd Buroaua, Wash?
stands and Bedsteads, Offlce and^ other
Dcsks. Extenslon nnd other Tables,
Couches, Chairs, Rockers, Mattresses,
Carpets, Ruga, and numerous other artl
clea, A. R. MAYO, Proprletor.
Geo. H. VaUntlne and A. P. Montgomory,
Salcsmen.
AUCTION SALES?Fuure Pays.
By Byrd & Baldwln Brothers,
Auctloneers.
Rare Opportunity to Purchase Smal
Truck Farms in tho Diraction of Nor?
folk's Growth and of the Jamestown
Exposition Grounds.
By vlrtuo of authorlty veated ln us,
we will offer for eale. at pubiio auction,
on tho promlaes. on _>?_??
TUESDAY. THE 20TH DAY OF OCTO?
BER, 1903, AT 11 A. M?
the followlng property, tp wlt:
Thoso certaln tracts of land embrao
Ing about
48 Acres at Lambert's Polnt, on the
Norfolk and Atlantic Terminai Com
pany's Eledric R<ilwiy,
whlch run? entlroly through the tractsi
lving north of the landa of Jamea H.
BammoiiB and W. J. Vanderberry and
South of the landa of W. J. Ro&lnsou
and ShumajJlno Brothers, and of tha
power house of the Electrio Railway Com?
pany, sald tract belng formerly owned
by W'elr and others, but lately known aa
the Talt and Holmes tracts. Those traota
havo been eub-divlded into eleyen tracts.
numbered A to K, and contalnlng each
from about 8 to 7 ucrea, At tho eale the
several tractB will be offered oeparate
ly, nnd then the Talt tract will be offer.
ed as a whole, and tho northern half
and the southorn half of, the Holmes
tract will bo offered aa a whole, and the
property will be aold whlchever way ag
gregates the hlghest prico.
This land Uea northwest of Norfolk olty,
about ono mile from lt? corporato llmita
ln tho dlrectlon of the city's moiit rapla
BYiy tlie electrio llne. for a 5-eent fare,
tho heart of the c!ty la reaohed ln W
or 15 mlnutes. Tho 8-inoh water maln qf
the Norfolk County Water Company foi.
lowlng tho llne of the electric roac s
rlght of way, runa entlrely through tho
The'land belng In a hlgh state of oul
tlvatlon, is siilted for amull truck (armi.
poultry ralslng or dalry, nurser es. green
houses nnd hot-beds, etc, whllo |w
lucutlon, ln the dlrectlon ot Norfolk u
growth, will mako lt of great volue to bo
fiiibdlvldod into building lots, whloh tho
electric l.no and wator ituitn w.ll roadlly
niiilco avallable for dwolllngs.
PlatB of the property. wlth furthor p?r
tlculara as to tertns of sale and nll other
Informatlon. will bo furnlahad by mall,
or at our offlce, on appllcatlon.
Freo tranaportotton from Norfolk will
bo furnlshea thoao who attend tho salo,
hv the car leavlns; the atatlon of tho
Norfolk and A'lnnto Terminai Howell?
IWCtt0^VUwB.UOS.,
Norfolk, Va., Auotinnoers,
oct 16,18
FOR BENT,
FOR RENT,
t?? West Grace St.
Two up-to-dar-o, 18-room, now brlokdwell
Inga. Runt low.
J, ?. CARNEAL & BON.
FOR 6AUB,
C?? C?l? BWaoroaon thoJainesHlvrv
rOl OolBi 10 mtleu from lUoluuonrt.
Pj-lco $1,600.
OtO. B. CRAWl'ORP&CO,
60UHW4/.inSt.,UUy.
AUCTION SALES-mttiwDay*.
..11.1... i i..i.w
By .T. B. Kln m A Co.,
Real Estnto Auotloneers.
TRUSTEE'S BABK OF FOUR BUII,D
1 INO LOTS. IN HIGHLAND SFRING8.
In execi.'tlon of a certaln dced of truat
dated Aprll fi. 1903. and dnly reeorfled ln
tho clerk's offlce of Henrlco County Court
ln D. B. 165 13. page 203. tho undera gned
IruatoQ wlll sen. by publlc aitctiin, In
front of tho Henrlco County Courthouse.
ln tha clty of R chmord. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 16, 100*.
at 12:30 o'clock P. M.. tte four lots, No?,
23, 25, 27 and 29, In block P, sectlon 1. re
forred to ln sald dced, ahd an shown on
the plan of Hlghland Sprlngs bul.dlng
lots. A copy of the sald plan can be seen
at the ofdco of the auetloneer*.
TERMS?Ono-thrd cash. balance at ?
and 12 months. by notes wl h Intareat
nrided and secured by deed of tiust upon
the p:operty, or all In cash, at the optlon
of tho purchasor.
IIILL MONTAOUE. Trustee.
octll-tds.
Bv J. B. Elam & Co.,
Real Estato Auct oneers.
COMMISSIONBRS' AUCTION SAM3
OF
Eight Lots in Highland
Springs and Two Lots
in Woodville.
In execution of a decrea of the Law
and Equlty Court, entered August 14, XbJi,
In the stilt styled Fannlo D. Fuller, ad
mlnlstratrlx, vs. Prudential Banking and
Trust Company, the underaigncd spe?
cial commissionorn wlll sell, oy publlo
auction. In front of tho Henrlco Coun?
ty Courthouse, ln the city ot Rlchmond,
FRIDAT. OCTOBER 16. 1908.
nt 12 o'clock M., tho real estato descrlbed
In snld decroe aa lota Nos. 22. 23. 21. 26.
26, 27, 2a and 29, In block B, sectlon 1, ln
the plan of Hlghland Bprinjs.
And Immedlatelv theteafter, the real
estate de.cnbed ln tho aald decree aa
lots Nos. 95 and 96 in square 20, ln tho
plan of the town of Woodville. fronttng
60 foet on the south lmo of Nowbern
Street. and runnlng back botween paral
lel llnes on tho west alde of Mosby Street,
120 feet tp an alley.
Theao Tota aro well sltuated and ara
adapted to small suburban homes.
TERMS?One-thlrd cash. balance at ?
and 12 months. by negotlablo notoa with
lnterest from date of sale, and ttl? to ba
retalned untll all of purcha.ie money ls
pald and oonveyanco ordered by court.
HILI, MONTAGUE, ?-,
JAMB3 LEWIS ANDERSON.
Special Commissioners.
I, P. P. WInston, clork of aald court,
icortlfy that the bond requhed of tha
special commissioners by the decree ln
tho above named cause of Mth of August.
1903. has been duly givon.
Glvon undor my hand, thla 0th day of
October. 1903. i _ . -
P. p. WINSTON. Clerk.
oct.U-tda.
___________?.*
By J. D. Carneal and Son.
Rcnl listate Agents and Auetloneera.
1109 Eaut Maln Street. ?.?_
TRCSTEE'H AUCTION 8ALE OF A MOST
EXCELLBNT DWELLIXG PHOPEHTY ON
Montelro Avonue, Darton llolehts.
By Tlrtaa of a certaln deed of truat, dated
Joly 1, 1901, aud rocordfrt ln Henrlco County.
Court. clerk's offlce, ln D. B. 163 A, page 14, do
fault hayliig been made In the uaynient of a por-'
tion ot the debt sccured thnreby. and havlng
been requlred by.the bencllciary therelu bo to do,
I wlll, on FRIDAY, October 16, 1903, at 4:80 P.
M., on the premlses, procaed to sell by publie
auction, the property conveyod thereln, vla. i All
that certaln pleee or parcol of land, with all lm
provementa thereon. lytr.g and b^lng ln tha eoun-.
ty of Henrlco, Va., and conslatlng of the north
17 feet of lot No. 2, all of lot No. 8, and tho
south 22 feet of lot No. 4. ln block "E," la
Barton Hclgnta, Va. Tho dwelllng has 8 roomi
end orcry nccessary eonTtntence. TERMS?Caah.
F. WILL, Trnatee.
N. B.?An nrrongement can bo made for loog
tlme if deslred. oct4-HW
STREET RAIL.WAY. ELECTRIC
UGHT AND ICE PLANTS AND
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE, AT PUB
LIC AUCTION.
More than six months' default havlng
beon made in the payment of mtereat on
the bonds of the Charlottesvllle City >t.d
Suburban Rallway Company. aooured in
tho deed of trust from sa.d Rallway Com?
pany, dated September 15, 190U, and re
corded in the clerk's offlce of the Cor
poratlon Court for the Corporation -ot
Charlottesvllle. D. B. 11. pagea 104 to 117,
and clerk's offlce of tho County Court
of Albemarlo county, D. B. 118, pages H6
to 162, at the writtou requeat of tho ho.d
ers of a majorlty of sald bonds, the un
doraigned, eubstltuted trusteej under aald
deed ot' trust, wlll, on ? ?M
TUESDA.Y, N6VEMBER 10, 1903.
at 12 M., at pubhc auction. at Lhe front
door of the courthouoe of Albemarla
County Court, m tho clty of Charlottes
vllle, Va? exposo to solo all tha prop?
erty, real and peraonal, conveyed by aald.
deed of trust, conslsting ln part ot the
Street Rallway tracks, with aU Its aidtnga
and connoctlons. an loe Plant and an
Eleotrlo Plant, with all Ita oonnecting
wlres, polos, &c, togolher with all puvl
leges, leasea, easementa, rlghta, fran
chiscs and contracts relatlng and pertaln
lng to sald rallroad or either of, sala
plants; all cqulpmenta, machlnery. plants,
polos, wlres and all property tanglble atid
Intanglblo used in connoctlon with sald
rallroad, electric llght plant, ioo platu.
&c: soveral piecea of Real Estata, sqma
in tha county of Albemarle, and aoma
in tho clty of Charlottesvllle. especially
about 110 acres of Innd along sa.d rall?
way, on whlch there are mlneral eprwiga
and a valuablo hotel building. In ehort
all the property covered by said deed of
trust wlll be eold. This la valuablo and
deslrable property. . -^
TERMS?As roqulrod by sald deeo ot
trust, cash.
Sale will bo made subjeot to a rnart
gage of the Ptedmont Conatruotlon and
Improvoment Company, dated Fobruary
1, 1S95. to aecure 12!i.000, flret mor^gage
bonds, and alao aubject to a. llen to ??-?
cure the payment for new ralle reoent
bought by sald C. C. A S. Co.
0 B oy "o.? MICAJAH WOODa.
R. T. W. DUKB. jr..
C. QUY ROBINBON,
octl-lw. Trustees
By Edward S. Roie Company,
Real Estato Auotioneors,
T*RUSTEE6' AUCTION SALJ3
i OF ?
BRICK DWKL.LING NO. UOO NORTM
SECOND STREET.
By vlrtue of a oortuln deed of trua
dated September lat. isos, ot record
the clerk's oftioe. Rlchmond Chanoei
Court, D. B. 163 C, page 413, default havB
Ing been made In the payment of the deb~
thoroby aecured, end belng requlred OL
the beneflclary so to do. we wlll aall bm
uuctlon. upon tho premlses, oii
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1*. 1803,
nt 4:30 o'clock P. M-. the property nurrfl
bered aa abovo. The lot haa a front
Itivi feet. mora or leaa, and extanda b*
or less. and on the north by a dlagon
iliui 96 feet, more or leaa. havlng a wldt
on Its rear llne of 61 feet, more or leaa,
TERMS?Cash a? to expenaes of eale.
taxea that may ba du? and paat due.-?
a note of 1-75. with Intereat theroon fro
Heptember 1st, 1003, tlll pald: the realdr
no may be named at tlmei of aale.
A. J. CHEWNINO,
EDWARD 8, ROSE).
oct 10-tda Truatew
TRUSTEE'S SALE _
OJT
A VALUABLB FARM IN GOOCIOiAl
COUNTY. VA.. BY PUBLIC
AUCTION.
By vlrtue of a deed of trust from
ella J, Creawell and her husband to M
underslgned. dated 20th February, 1SI
rocorded 19th March, 1902, In Goochla|
County Cuurt elerlc'a oftioe. in V. 8.
p. 171, belng requlred ?o to do by the ei
flolary ln suld d?ed, I willaell by put
auction, at Goochland Courthouso. onl
M^ONDAY. OCTOBER 19. WM. '
(Court Day), at 13 o'elocK, noont .
above mentloned property. ThU fftl
coutalnn Wi aoree nnd adjoine the Uil
of P. 1). w.vui nn, j. p. Bowlei and ol
era. I? eaaily tllled and produot ve, f
cated In a healthful sectlon, good nalj
bors and oonven'enr. to aohools r
churohei: l?:ge frame dwell ns a-d.
liecessiirv out-bulldlnes In good lapull
TERMS?Cash aufflclent to defrav I
penses of executlng this truit and to f
charge a debt of ?S? with InUiest th^
on from 20th day of Ftbruary, 1003. i
puid, baUnce on auch temi aa ?'IH|
auiiounced at aale. _. _
C. P. CARDWELIv. Tr4?t
oo.U-sun.tu.thu.sat.auu.