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NEWS WRITERS T Times-Dispatch Correspondents Eleet Officers and Adjourn. Members of The Tinies-DI?patc!i Cor rejpondenls' Associatlon yesterday brought thelr annual cOhventlon to a close wlth an interesiing buslness ses? slon held durlng tiie mornlng followed j hy ,-i round of coclal pleasures In ttiu' nfternoon. One of lhe most Intercst'ng fea- I tures ot tne dny wns the presentation) ot essays on the subject "What Isjl News?" ln tl."*. pruc eunti'St. Tliel papers were read by Jonn Stewarl Bryan. Flrst, second and third praen S26 $10* ?.'? ln gold. wero ivnn by Mrs.. 1*: C. Morris. .TeteravlHe, Vn.; I'. L* j steinback, Weldon, N. C, and Mrs. L. !?*. Walker. Loulsa, Va.. re*pc<*tiv.*lv. j Manv valuable papers were submitted. and tho judges found themselves <*"n fronted liv a dlincu't t tsl; In dci.ling j the wlnners. ln additlon t" the easayrt,'. papers were read by Mlss Gertrude >,!,; 11. or Boyklns, Va'., secretary of | issociatlon, and P. H. EUbank, ot \;;Ather feature of the sesslon wns tht :*,.;,.:.*? *> Mr*. E. <.'? Morris. of a poem <*omp'osed by Frank Monroo Beverley, ol Freeling, Va., and dedl ,ni,,i to th, issocwtlon, Brief ad? dresses were dellvered by John M. Holloday, P. H. Etioank, Mrs. s. N. ; Walker an(i others. , D B Stelnhack. nf Weldon. N. <... | , was' elected president of the associa? tion to *-.:?.1 Pr. Luclon Lot ton. of Kmporla. Oti.c offlcers elected were a<, follows: VIca-PresIderV's.fDr. L. Lof? ton John M. Holloday. Mrs. B. C. Mor? ris ' Mrs S. N. ?v*alker, Mrs. li. U Shep pafd* Secrctarv and Treasurer, Miss Gertrude SebreU. Uesblutlona of regret at the death of tour -membert durlng th** past year tveri drawn up by a comfnlttee com* t>osed ol H, N. Bt?i>henson. D. B. Steln hack an l John M. Holloday, and were adopted by the associatlon. Those who nave died wero XV. s. Goodc, Powhatati Courthouse* !?" B i.iister. Fincastle; V. p. Waller.'Frederlr.lt Hall, and S. j-.' w'lthers, Ablngdon. At 1 r M. thc correspondents were tne guests or the paper at a luncheon. whlch was served at Murphy's Hotel, and arterward at the matlnee perform? ance of "Ben-Hur" at the Acadamy. SEND FOR A. G. B0I.T0N Knlistoil Mnn In V. S. Army Wanted . Uere <>n Serlous t.'hnrge. A G. Bolton. young white man, has been arrested at Fort Slocum, N, Y.. Rt thc request of the Rlchmond po? lice MUthorlties. on a charge ot be Iraval. and Blcycle Pollceman G. P. Smith was dispatcher! last night, wlth the necessary papers, to brlng hlm back. Soon after the offense. Bolton ls alleged to have left Hichmond and i'tilistod in tho United States Army. He was stationed at Fort Slocum. A telegram to thc mllllary authorities brought tho answer that the War De? partment hnd been consulted tn tb>' matter. and Commander McMasters was ordered to turn Bolton over to the <ivil authorities. Boltons alleged victim ls now at the City Home. Thc oldest makes of PIANOS: STEINWAYS, CHICKERINGS, PACKARDS, IIARDMANS, and others. Some of these are new, ancl are ihe bargains you have been looking fur. Lee FergussonPianoCo., 119 E. Broad Street. Don't Take Chances *rith your advertising appropriation Se? cure the services of an agt-Dcy who haa made a Buccess (or others. Advice and plans free. Freeman Advertising Agency Mutual Butldlhft, l Richmoud. - VtrsZluia. Hfe TJW AMirRICA-VAKaAETOOPEANAVattM Ifyou Eire a .juclqo of value. know the worth of time, and hnve respect. for your poelcet, you'll appreclate whnt w? can rio foi* you on tlie full dress 3uit proposition. Silk lined Coat, $28?and it will fit you. White full-dress vests, $3.30 o $6. Trousers, $8. Tuxedo Coats to match, $25. ! And all tbe fixings to prop- j jrly harmouize with the suit| md the occasion. A rich, stlk-lined, blockChes erfield overcoat, with the 3er>ry label in the collar, $2B o $33. Hanan patent leather shoes? trong In the favor of all good Iressers who like eomfort? 56 and $6.30. Dunlap Silk Hats, $8?Opera, 510?Engllsh Opera, $7. _rfSff* iffT J hT** ?*'j* '*' .^*T-nBtTjjfwi? ? m ? i ? *n ?? ?? wmn mrr Argument Heard on Appeal Be? fore United States Circuit Court. The United States Circuit Court ot ppeala recorivened yesterday morvilng t 11 o'clock, with Clreult Judges Uoit nd Prltchard und Dlstrict Judges Mc ?owell and Rose In attendance. ,lo eph C. FrancS, lt. Marsdon Smith and I. K. Preston. of Haltlmore, were ad lltted to practice ln thls court. The followlng :-d: No. Uil, Baker-Whiteley Coal Com any, appellant. tallroad Compa tom the Circu ld. Cause ar-; td., for the :. ?reston and K. Imore, Md.. f..: CnicH No. 077.. Hei Ireen and I'p; laintifis in Baltimore and Ohiu tppellee; on appeal ; ourt .it Baltlmoro, >y ,i. C. McLariahan iice, of Baltlmoro, unt. and by II. lt. 3M Hlen Smll appelli II To-Day. ii. Davls, Galnes Illt Coal Company, | vs. Chrlstlan Sey old, defendant in error; in error to he Circuit Court at Phtllppl, W. Va. 'o be argued by K. A. Bowers. E. D. 'albott and W. Ifli Baker, of BIKths, W. ra.. and Georgo E. Prlce and W'eslov lollohaii. of Charleston. W. Va., tor he plaintlffs in error, and bv W. 13. H. Syrne, of Charleston, W. Va,, and W. t. Maxwell. of Etkins, VV. Va., for tho ppellee. No. .'177, A. F. Millan, bankrupt, petl loner.vs. Exchange Bank of Mannlng on et al., rospondents: on petltlon to uperintend and revlse, etc, from the Hstrlct Court at Phlllppi. W. Va. Tn p submltted on brlefs by I,. s. chwenck, of Mahnlngton, \V. Va? for ie petitloner, and by B. M. Showalter, f Falrmont, W. Va., for tho rospon ents. CHARTERS ISSUED Charters were Issued yesterday by ie Slate Corporatlon Commission V> ic followlng concerns: Prult Growers' Telephone Corpora un, Pouge's Mlll. Va. .r. T. Henry, ?esldent; J. T. Wllleu, vlce-presldent; . C. Werts. secretary and treasurer- - I of Poages Mlll. Va, Capltal stock. axlmum, $.=>,o0fi; mlnlmum, $~oo. Ob cts and purposes: Operate a telephone ie. .Thc Amherst County Pair Assocla in, Incorporated, Amherst, Va. S. li. ardlng, presldent. Amherst, Va.; Dr. . E. Walker, vice-prcsldont, Sweet riar. Va.: E. J. Chappelle. secretary, mhorst. Va. Capltal stock: Maxlmum, ,000; mlnlmum, $1,000. Objects and irposes: Conduct an agrlcultural fair. .1. A. Grasberger Manufacturing Cor iratlon. Rlchmond; J. A. Grasberger. esldent: E. P. t'oote, vice-president: W. Foote and .lohn B. Welsh?all ! nichmond. Capltal stock, $60,000. n.tects and purposes:' Manufaeture and II automoblles, wagons, buggles and ?Ing machlnes. An amendment was lssued to the lartcr of tlie Ideal Pouitry Farm, In n-porated, of Danville, Increaslng the axlmum capltal stock from $2,500 lo .">,000; Increaslng the mlnlmum capl 1 stock from f?00 to $2,500; decn-.. g the par value of the shares from 0 to il. and enlarglng thc po.vcr.s of e corporatlon. Overcome by Vertlgo. Overcomc moivicniurlly by an attack * vertigo, Mosns Harficld. a young an llvlng at -1- West Broad Street, ieled and fell backwards upon the ibblestoncs . at Broad and Lombardy ;reeta yesterday afternoon about ,1::',0 clock, Several came to his ald, and a was carrled into I.. T. Wrlght's rug store. He shortly revlved, and as fully recovered. JTT.YCK HAS NARROW ESCATK iltO.1I IIIKNiSd [Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatoh'.] Cliarfottesville, Va., November 16,?Tha ?etty cottuge opposlte "Uugby Hall," horao thu late Central Tlionius !.. Itogser, nnd parfow encapo from deatructlon by nro -iilfilit. Dr. Arehlo C. Randolph. of Mlll ood. track captaln aiul for years a stat .hlotij ut Ihe Unlvoratty "i Virginla, had iit taken no^csslon of tho bulldlng. bui icceeded ln ;*.'1iib most ol thc turnltum .it. Tho Bro started ln tJi ? (urnaco room -,d burned through to tlio upper rioor. Tlie itlre bulldlng w.is floodcd. THEY'RE PERFECTLY HAPPY illllonatrc t'oll tirule* "0Klrii:iK<Miiciit protu Aftres?-\, \te.< "Si New Orleans, Lu.. November 10.? uissell G. Colt. tnllllonalro husband of ithel Barrymore, totday amphntlcally ettli'd reports of an e.itruugement he weeh himirelf and Iiis actre?s?wlfe, 'My wlfe and i are perfeetly tiappy," ,B said. M|8H Barrymore vvab present nd made lt plaln tliat he had expressnd i?r .'.(?ntlmcnts, There |g not the sllghtest fouiida lon " added Mr. Colt, "for the.se stortei if b probablo separatlon. They aro uonufaetured by professlonal Bcandal uotsgi rs, and i Irlve luutrui'ted my itiiJin.s to bring suit agalnst thoiie fKr.onill.il. (or tho publicatlon uf thc Mi. Coli stated thal b<' would ac :ompuny his wlfe on her present tour. EDTOSALEI Lutheran Synods Finally Decidc on Change from Marion. [Speelnl to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.J Roanoke, Vn., November m.?Arter several senlons ln Hottnoko and Salem yesterday and to-day, tin* Luthoran Synod of Vlrglnla and tho liuthcron Synod or Southwest Vir glnln, whlcli niot (olnily to consider the matter of movliib* the Lutheran Kotnnlo College from Marlon to Salem, decided lato to-nlght io mnk" tlu* change, and tho Insti? tution wlll ln' changed to Salem. The lal t,r town. together with Roanoke, gnvn a Ilin* glte on tln* eastern >>ilge oC Halom and $10,000 111 cash ns Inducomontg to accuru tln college for tlie latter placo. The bulld? ings at Marlon hnd grown Inttdoquato. 'lh,* only other Lutheran Feinalo t'ollcge In Iho sonth l? looatcd In North Cnroltntt, nnd mnmbors nf thnt donomlnatlon In nll the Southern States nre intorestod ln tlm Marlon college, whlch wlll now becomo tho Lutheran/ Female College of Salem. Tho declslon of tho synods to-nlght Is final. tr*ifi only Lutheran orphanage In thc South Is located al Salem, nnd tho fomnlu college wlll 1"* mi i' site near the orpluin. ngo. Roanolto College, also locatod at Sal rm. whilo nondonomlnatlonal, han lom; U'oen supported malnly by tho [.utherans. Tho Marlon Female College hns nn at? tendance of several hundred yoiing women; A stroet car line, nlm* mllea lone, cOllnocts Roanoke aml Snlem. True Bills Returned Against Six Officials Who Served in Portsmouth. [Speolal to Tln* Tlmes-Dlspatch.] Portsmouth, Va., Novembor 16.?Tho Ports? mouth grand .buy late to-day returned true bllla of liidletmonts against slx judges of DAY'S SPORT MARKED BY CLOSE FINISHES The Nigger Wins Third Race by a Nose From Sandhill After Hard Drive?Popular Choice,, Racquet, Loses Event of Ali Asres. Norfolk, Va., Novomber 16,?Close linishes marked tho sport at James? town this aftornoon, and in the thlrd? a race for two-year-olds, at .1 mlle? Tho Niggor atu! Sandhlll, the latter the property of August Belmont, had a hard drive for nearly half a mlle, 'lhe N'lgger winning by a nose. Thc two liooked up at the far lum, nnd ran head and head to thc flnlsh, .ucCabe jutrldlng Gordon a: tlie *.:.*:. The mlle .*..* run ln 1M1.-I foi two. ? ?lils. To,* all-aged race, .it sin ind a half furlongs, saw tlio defeat of the strong: popuiar choice, Kacquet, who was beaten by HofEman. Kacquet, ivitli 117 pounds up. inade the pace to :!*.c stretch, where lioffman came along nn the outside and won easlly. A strong wind and bright sunshlne drled :iut the track, and tlie golng wns fast, two races being run within a lraclion Df tho courso record. Another big :i*owd was in attendance. bouimarics: First race?two-year-olds. selllng, ilvo and a half furlongs?T'hrifty, 101 (McCahey), 4 to 5, 2 to 7, out, flrst; Rendaga. 9fi (Gordon), 4 to 1. 7 to 10, nut, second; Cardiff, 09 (Kllliugs worth), .1 to 1. I lo 5. 1 to :!. thlrd. Time, 1:07 4-5. Keswlck, Allco Vlr sinin and Aggrefsor aiso ran. Socond race?thrco-year-olds and up, selling, live and a half furlongs?Sen eca U., 110 (Goldstein i. 2 to 1, even, 'l to 5, flrst; 0 Em, 106 (McCaheyi. l to 1, 2 to 1, even, second; Henry Cross. caddin, 113 (Dugan), 15 to 1, 5 to 1, - to l, third. Time. 1:07 3*5. Jiar ttina. Flalfoot, Flashing, Woolcast, Joe (laitens. Bluo Tie. Cheek, Laughtng Eyes, Oakhurst and Shepherd's Song :il-o ran. Thlrd race?two-year-olds, one mlle?The Nigger, 99 (McCabe), 1 to 1, i to 5. out, tlrst; Sandhlll. 102 (Gordon). ! to 1, 9 to 10, out, second; Ainalfi. 102 (.McCahey). oven, 2 to 5, out, third. ritne, 1:41. Maroma and Troy Weight ilso ran. Fourth race?for all ages, slx and a half furlongs?Hoffmnn. 112 (Gold iteln), 3 to 1, out, flrst; Racquet, 117 (McCabe), 9 to 10, out, second: Bab SKIDD1NG AUTO FATALLY INJURES THREE WOMEN [Special to Thc Tlmes-Dlspatch.] Ralelgh, N. C, Novembor 16.?Mrs. A -1. Mooueyhan. wlfo of a member of he mercantlle corporation of Dnbbin rerrall Company here, and two negro v<.men. both from Durham, wore prob tbly fatally Injured this afternoon lurtns tbe blg llying machine and au .omobllo meet. lt was an automoblle iccldont before thc llying machine svents were pulled off. H. D. Wool :ott. manager of the Ralolgh -Motor 'ar and Garago Company. and Mrs. A'oolcott wore speedlng a Jackson car uound the rucc-track. whlle. the llying nachlnes were being prepared tor llght. Mrs. Woolcott wus at ihe .vlieot, when the cur passed over u lepresslon ln thc track. and skidded m a curvo nearest the falr bulldlngs, md plungod through tho fence and iver into a crowd of spectators, Mrs. Woolcott falnted, and Mr. Woolcott lelzed tlio wheel and shut down the lower, nolther of the Woolcotts or tno i.achlno belng serlously injured. How lver, the car ran over Mrs. Mooneyhan, ireaklng her leg ond lulllctlng Inter lal Injurles. Allce Castlebury, colored. _f Durham. bad her skull fractured 'I are the two great creators of energy.""1 You can get along without Scott's Emulsion if you have enough sunshinc, but for tlie millions who don't get much siinshine, mnn is absolutely necessary.t You can always get Scott's Emulsion. Get sunshlne, too, whenever you can. Life Insurance Companies They Are CloselyObserving Public Health Conditions An examlning physlcian for one of thc prominent Life Insurance (ompantcs. m in an Intervicw on the subject, made tho astonishinc statement that the reason why ao many applicants for insurance nre rejected is because kidney trouble fa so common to'tlie American people, nnd thc large majority of applicants do not even suspect thal. they nave thc disease. Hc states that judging froni his own experience and reports from tlrtiggists who are eonstantlv in direct touch witli thc public, there is one prcparation that lias probably ben more successful in rc lidving and curing thcsc diseases than any I remedy known, Hic miid and heallng ?influence of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root.1? soon realized. It stands lhe highest lor its remarkable record of cures. . . We find that Swamp-Root is strictlv an hcrbal compound, and we would ad visc our readers who feel in need of such a remedy to give it a trlal. It is on sale at all drug stores in Iiotl les of two sizes? fifty centa aud one dollar. Howevpr, if you wish first to test its wonderful merits, send to Dr. Kilnicr & Co., Binghamton, N. V? for a sample bottle, absolutely free. When writing bc 8'ure and mention thc Richmond Daily | Times-Dispatch. _ eleotlon ln tho Democratlc i.ongrcssional prlmary of August 13 tor alleged votlng dead aml nlisent jieoplc in the Second and Flfth wards of this clty, Thc defendant! ore Nowton McAlphlne, It. A. Herbert and J. M. Monell, Second Wnrd judges, and Carroll Myers, J. S. Wellener nnd D. Porter, Flfth Ward Judgos. The questlon "*? lo whether tho cases, whlch aro mlsdeni>*ou?ry. wlll be taken up ln tho Court nf IfustlngR or remnndod to tbe .Mnyor for trlal wlll be determlned to? morrow. Thc punishment ls not cxceedlns . ?600 lino nnd twelvo months In Jall. Judgo Hanckel. a'. Norfolk. wlll not untll later In tht weok pass upon tho sufflclency of the -statute upon trhlrh slmilar Indlctments In Norfolk were found. Judge Daln. of Portsmouth. sat with Judgo Ilnncltel when argument wss hem.rrt ln thla connection. Thi Portsniouth defend? ant* wlll al onco ralse ciue?tlons of do. murrer, slmilar lo those pending In Nor? folk, wltb the hope of a dlsmlsssl of the whole proceedlngs ypon unconstliutlonii'lty of statute. bler. 07 (McCahey). I to 1, out, thlrd. Tlmc, 1:20 2-.".. Only three starters. Flfth race?three-year-olds! selling, j nne mlto?Henry Munrn, 104 (Kllllngs- ] worth). 6 to 1, even. out, flrst: Dlxie ! I Knight, 100 (Dugan), t to 1, evon. 3 j to 5. second; The Monk, 104 (Whls- I I pen), 8 to 5, i". to r>, out. thlrd. Tlmo, ! 1:12 1-5. Hedge Rose, Proille. Harves j F., Dress ParadV 111. also ran. j Slxth race-?three-year-olds and Up, selling, one mile and seventy yaros? ! Duke oi Brldgewater, 96 tWhlspeni, 12 to 1. 4 to 1. 3 to C, Ilrst; El Oro, 11-1 I (Schumaker), : to 1. 2 to l, even, sec? ond; Granla, 10? <Davls), 3 to 0, t to 5, I " to ."., thlrd. Tlmo, 1:16 !-?".. Lad ot Langdon, Campaigner, Captaln Swan? son and Loyal Maid also ran. Rntilew lor Tliursdny. Flrst race?for two-year-olds, sell? ing. soven furlongs?'Patrick h'., 02: 'Trustee. 100; Bounder, Aldlvla, 107: Supervisor, 97. Second raco?for three-year-olds and up, selling, six furlongs?'Shepherd's Song, -"Huda's Sister, 07; O Em. French Glrl. 102: 'Flylng Soulrrol. Protlle, 105, Mon Aml, Hallack. 107; Horlcon. 110. Third race?hurdle, for three-year olds and upward, one mlle and three quarters?Shove. 130: Azure Maid, Prince. i3fi: Judgo Cronin, 132. Fourth race?for three-year-olds and upwards. selllnx. one mlle and a fur- i long?*Bahg. "Wenna, 90; French Glrl. I My Gal, ioo: Chtef Hayes. Beau clere, King of MIst. '.Sllverlno, 'Haael- > 104: 'Neoskaleta, 97; Hammon ] Pass. 08. Flfth race?for three-year-olds and j up, selling, al?\ furlongs?'Baby Wll? lle. Tooney K., 'Lady Chllton, 37; | 'Brown Tony. 100: Aunt Kate, Henry Crosscadden, 102; *Klnp AvondaJe. Fond Heart, Anna L. Daley, 106; Mont calm, 109: Our Nugget, 99: Mon Aml. 101: Royal Onyx, 108. Slxth race?for three-year-olds and up, one mlle?Dullcare, 98; Haael thorpe, Arondack. Blackford Superatl tlon. 10:.; Moffman. 100. "Five pounds apprentlce allowance clalmed. and sustained other injurles, and Ada. Bryant, colored, also of Durham, was terrlbly crushed and bruised, thero belng no hope for tho recovery or The Weather Foreeusti Virginia?Fnlr Tliuradny nnd frblnyj ivntmcr Frlday; inodernic noi-fliuixl nliids. North ( iirolliin?Generally fnlr Thurn d'i> i Prldny fnlr; llght northwest Wtllds, CONDITIONS YEBTERDA*. S A. M, temperature. Ti Huinldity . 18 Wlnd, dlrectlon .West Wlnd, veloclty . ti VVeatlier .Clear 12 noon temperature. ?*' ?j P- AL temperature. -16 Maxlmum tempuriiture up to 6 1*. M. 4( MliUinuiu temperaturo up to 6 P M. 34 tl lumporature . PJ ney ln tc.iuperature. ?ney ln temperature Rince ccum. deiiclt-ncy ln temperature Slnco .lantlury 1. 13Y '''? ? ln ralnfall since Maroh 1'.. 3,20 ccum, oxcbbh ln ralnfall since lO.\niT|0\s l.\ IMPORTANT OITIB3* 1 >' i'. Al. KaMtorn Standurd Time.) Place, Tlnir. li. T. weather. 52 7 0 7 0 58 ?11 10 ut; r.t 31 30 !?', ?UN(ATUUK AI.MANAC November 17, 1911), HIGH TIDia. hen,.., fl;r,a Mornlng. ?. ? 'I.UU -li'...., I;07 Kvcnlng. ... !>:>*? elther of them, nnd only n llghiing cl,T,Ke ifSfc Mr"' Mnoneylmn. "*",""* rnc ilying niiichine.H, nuinnoti nv ressf il IllKhtH botwoen I and tl o'clock. 5n A'A? UA, ?n. wltl1 a nigrlil that wns all that could bo deslrod, clroIln? tho rnce-trnck atvl K0|ng flu* 6tlt ovor tlm eity, mu whon ho mado hls doscenl he .ilightod at hlgh spood, nnd would havti crashed Into thc race-track ronce but for the machino havlng oaromod so as to dlg tho rlKht plano ln the onrth. As lt wus, tho rlght plane was ninshod nnd thn machine. badly stralnod. There nre 10 be fllghts agaln to-morrow at tcrtiooti. The automoblle races rrsultert us follows: FlrBt prize, K. R Lvon, Dur liitm. drlvlng a Thomas Flyer! aecond prize. II. p, Woolcott, drlvlng n Jack? son; thlrd, to c. D. Parlts, drlvlng it Hudson. Probably 12,000 spcotators wltncssed tho contost to-day. F FEATURE EVENT Catches Green Seal on Stretch and Finishes Four Lengthr, to the Good. [Speolal to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch. 1 I,atonla, Ky., November 16.?Katint lcroy won the foature race nt Uitonla to-day, a mlle nnd seventy yards. han? dlcap. Green Seal set tln; pace to tho stretch, where Knuntleroy caught him and won by four lengths. Dr. Holz? berg, after tralllng most of tho way, showed a burst of speed in tlie stretch and flnlshed secohd, a length in front of Green .Seal. Starter Cas? sldy left for Washlngton to-day, and ht.? asslstant, Will Morrlssey, sent the llelds away. Davenport got a hard ttimblo ln thc flfth race, when Nan ette fell. Flrst rnce?purse $400, ilve and a half fttrlong!', selllng?Ilusky I^id, flrst; Tho Whlp, second; Avlator, thlrd. Time, 1:06 1-6, $2 mutuols paid?Iltisky I^ad, $5.70, wln: Thc .Whlp, $1.30, place; Avlator, $6.10, show. Second raco?purse $100, live and a half furlongs. selllng?N'nughtv Iiad, flrst; Grover Hughes, second; Uly Pax ton, thlrd. Tlmo, 1:07 2-5. $2 mutu? els pald?Naughty Lild, $11.50, wlll! Grover Hughes. $14.U0, place; LUy Pax ton, $6, show. Thlrd rnce?purse $100, hI.v furlong* ?Mclvor, flrst: Kddn, second: Jim L>., Ayer's Sarsaparilla Purity m tzx. x, Tv-jCOi'srr-jmi ~fv,-m * Anderson's Are Oflfering a Special in Portieres $5 Pair Mercerized Tapestrles in solid colors of red, green ond brown. There Isn't a better value In nichmond than these Por? tieres. Other splendid values up to 125.00. Bear in mind that we are specialists in Carpets and Rugs If you haven't seen An derson's collection of Floor "overings you've misscd something worth looking at and worth buying. Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet, for $15, are among the big values in this stock. All the latest noveltics in Lace Curtains George W. Anderson & Sons, 215 East Broad Street. l.OKT, ON FUANKUN 8TRK15T, BE tween the Aoadomy of Muslo ana tho Jefferson Hotel, a lavalllitr chaln, containing a lupls lazull stono. Flvo doilai'H reward lf ruturued to tno JKWKRSON HOTEU_ l.OHi PE UtU~BROOCH WITH OlA mond ln centre, yestovday afternoon, between Mlller & Rhoads's, Flrst anu Maln, and f.aurel and Oraco StreetB, t.lboral roward If returned to 71? West Graoo Stv?st. thlrd. Tlmc, 1:13 1-5. ?2 lnutiicla pald?Mclv.ir, $8.00, wln; Edda, $2.30, plnco; ,11m !_,., $2.30, show. Fourth raco?handicap, mlle and scv only yards?Fauntleroy, Ilrst; Dr. Holzberg, sceonii; (ireni Sftal, thlrd. Tlmc, 1:14. $2 mutuels pald ? l-'auntle roy, $4.X.), wln; Dr. Ilolzbcrg, $12.50 place; Green Seiil, $3, show. Fifth raco?purse $400, slx furlongs, nr.llliig?Allce, Ilrst; Prlncess Thorpe, second; Hyivcstrls, thlrd. Tlmo, 1:14 3-6, $2 mutuels pald?Allce, $6.80, wln; I'rlncena Thorpe, $55.80, place; Sylvcstrls, $6.20, show, Hlxth race?purse $luo, slx furlongs, selling?Pnrkvlew, flrst; Crossovcr, second; Woodlane, llilrd. Tlmc, 1:111 3-5. $2 mutuels pald?Pnrkvlew, $7.10, wln; Crossovcr, $7.60, place; Woodlane, $.1.90, show. OBITUARY Jnmd II. Snrln, .lames Ti. Sarls, who served through the Clvll War ns ti member of Colft man's Battery, Neblelt's Virginla Ar i tlllery, dled lnst nlght ot 7:25 o'clock I at. thc Soldlers' Home, aged .slxty-slx years. Ilo was born in Campbell coun? ty, afterward residlng In Lunenburg. Ile entered the home .Tuno 15 of the present year. A brother?G. W. Harls, of Henderson, N. C hns boen notltied, and no nrrangcmehta for the funeral wlll be mndo uiilil he has beon heard from. Mr. Sarls enllsted at tlie begln i nlng of tho wnr ns unniarrled. Whcth I or he had been marrled ln tho mean I whlle Ih not known by thc offlcials of I tbc home. 1'iiiicrnl of Edward .1, Shumate. [Hpcnlal tf> The Tlmes-Dlspatch. 1 Harrlsonburg, Va., November 16.? Edward J, Shumate, llfty-llve years old, dleil Monday lil Washington, and was buried hero at Woodblne Cem? etery thls a rternoon. llls wlfe, who was Mlss Laura Ward, of Harrlson? burg. bad been dead for many years. He leaves one child. Mlss Laura H. Shumate. nf Hagerstown, Md. He was n natlvo of Fauquler, where ho leaves several brothers and slsters, lneluding .ludge Shumate and Mrs. Holtzclaw. Iti.lierl l? Ilruce. ISpeclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.] .Meherrln. Va., Novomber 16-?Robert L. Bruce dled at hls home near here eai'Iv thls inornlng in hls nlnotleth year. Hc ls survlved l.y slx chlldren? Ai M. Bruce, E. L. Bruce, ir. V. Bruce, .i. i,. Br.? and Oscar Bruce nnd Mrs. Dora Tuckor, Of L'exlngton, N- C. The Interrnent wlll he at hls home. near hore. to-morrow, < npllllli .laino A. \\ oolbelxer. [Spoclnl to The Times-Dlspa fcc.li. | Alexandria. Va., November 1*;.?Cap. taln jamea A. Woolhelser, sevpnty-tvvo yeara old. died yesterday at hls home at Occotiuan, followlng a stroke ot paralysts, During th? ClVH War he served ln the Slxty-llfth New Vork Het;!!nent. Hls funeral took place thls afternoon from the Methodlst Church at tliat plare. and the burlal was made in tlie cemetery there. Iluth Ednn Ilrjnn. [Special toThe Tlmes-Dlspatch.I Lynchburg:, Va., November IC.? Ituth Edna. tho seven-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stepben D. Bryan, died last evenlng at the home of lier pa? rents. ln Madison Helghts. death being due to diphtherla The burlal took place thls afternoon from Mcad's Chapel, in Amherst county. John W. Kltchen. [Special toThe Tlmes-DIsnatch.] Wlnchester. Va., November 16.? I .lohn Newton Kitchen, a native of [ Itlchmond, who served ln Company D. Slxth Virginla Cavalry, dled from, apoplexy at hls home In Clarke eoun t i ged scventy-three years. He leaves I :^ "cond wife thrcc sons arid three dnughters. Ile was a member of the Mansonlc fraternity. Jnmra lt. Croaa. [Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch. 1 Staunton, V ? . November 16.?Jas. II Cross, '.f West Augusta, dled at the hospltal here to-day, ujre.i slxty two years. Ho leaves a wtfe. Mr. Cross was one of tbo best known men ln Augusta county. Mm. Cordella M. .stuart. [Special to Tbe. Tlmes-Dlspatch.) Hamnton, Va., November 16.?Mrs. Cordella Miles stuart. wlfe of .1. lt. Stuart, a merchant, dled ln her home ln East Hampton to-day, aged forty threo years. The remains wlll be taken to Mathews county for burlal to-mor? row. Holirrl iMnnc (Joss. [Special to The Times-Dispatch. I Winchester. Va., Novembor 16.-? Itobert Isaac Goss, for many years eonneeted with thc Wlnchester Gas and Electric Company, dled of a lln gering lllness of paralysts to-day. DEATHS ALTO?Dled, at her resldence, 807 West Clay Street, November 16, 1910, at 10 P. M., after a brlef lllness, MRS. ANN1E LOC ALTO. wlfe of Louls Alto. She leaves a husband. four daughters and one son?Mrs. Robert S. Pearrnan. Mrs. Hcrraan Boschen, Mrs. Walker Ford, Mlss Madeline Alto and Mr. James Alto. "A precious one from us ls gone, A voice we loved Is stilled; - A placo ls vacant ln our home That nover will be fllled." Puneral wlll take place from resi? dence FRIDAY, November IS, 1310, al 3 P. M. ,-?01 IN?Dled, Tuesday, November 15, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. II. C. Walker, in Norfolk. Va? MRS. CATHAKINE COIIN, wldow ot Jacob Cohri, a well-known lawyer ot this city, in the seventy-second year of her age. She ls survlved by one daughter?Mrs. H. C. Walker, of Nor? folk; one son?Dr. B. W. Cohn, ot Ellzabeth Clty. N. C; two brothers and n slster?Mrs. Mirlam Mlchel bacher. of tbls clty. Funeral from Moriuary Chapel ln Ilobrow Cemetery TO-DAY (Thurs? day) at 12:30 o'clock. JONES?Dled, at hls resldence, 2010 Ployd Avenue. yesterd*y (Wednes? day), at 8:40 P. M. o'clock, F. ELL1S JONES. Puneral notlce later. WHITE?Dled, suddenly, in Now- York, Wednesday. November 16, 1910, WIL? LIAM L. WHITE. Interrnent ln Norfolk. RESOLUTIONS 0F RESPECT HUTZLER?At a meuting of the Board of Dlreetors of tho Prison Associa? tion of Virginla, Novomber 15, 1910. the followlng resolutions were uiutn linously adopted: Whereas, lt has pleased our Hoav enly Pather, ln Hls lnnnlte wlsdoni. to take from our honored presldent. Mr. Charles H'utzler, hls bclovotl Resolved. That wc hereby tender our alncero and hearlfelt sympathles to our cstecmecl assoclafo ln his deep sorrow; we ,beg to assure hlm that when the Afngel of Death recently hovcrod over hlm, in tho sad accident that camo so neur deprlvlng us of hls valuable sorvlces. our* hearts went out to hlm, ln hls sufferlngs; but in thls, hls latu ullUctipn. when the grlni tyrant of death vlsrttod hls household, bereft hlm of hls devoted consort, tho brlde of llls youth. the lovlng companlon ot hls maturei years. the eomfort und solaco ot hls home, our hearts go out ln tender affectlon, deep contlolenoe and true sympathy. Wo trust. and belleve our frlend will bear hls sorrow with that true phllosophy. that roltglous falth, that has ever charaeterlied hla peo ple lu thotv ulHlctlons. and we enter ? tulu tho hope that Uie God of Abra ham, Isaac and Jacob "wlll keep htm lu all Hls ways." Hesolved, That the secretary of our assoclatlon transmlt a copy of these resolutions to Mr. HuUler; that they iiuiv bu spread upon our mlnutes, und that the newspapers of our city bo ruoudsted to publlsh thu same (Slgned) J. S. MOORE, JAMES CAHK1E, M. D. HOOE, Commlttee, GEOKGE C. JEPFEP.SON, beoretary. mmmmmmmtim Used by Musical Colleges THE INNER- PLAYER TRADE MARK PIANO is used for illustrative lectures on musical form and analysis by the Nortli western University School of Music, Iivanston, 111.; the Chicago Conscrvatory, tho Centralizing School of Music, Chi? cago; and the Colunibia School of Music, Chicago. Schools and Colleges invited to invcstigate. Catalogue free on ap plication. liin 12. Urond. EVERYTHING; MUSICAL aged slTty years. Ile leavea a widow. four sons anrl three daughters. IMr*. Annlc* I.. Wilwon. ffjpeclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch, I Hampton, Va., November IC.?Mrs Annlc t* Wimon. slxty-ol'ght years old. formerly of Nortli Carolina. dled ln the hotno of hor son. It. <.}. Hlll. on Bailey Street here, to-day. MIsh Siilllr f. Ilnrley. [Speclal toThe Tlmes-Dlspatch.!) Wlnchoster. Vn.. Novi*mli?-r li", ^l\r% Kallto 0. Rat ley, member of an old Wlnchester fnmllv. dlod to-dav. aivd ,nd t-li.l 6.?Ben /inches p was * Md.. and (Ifty-flve years. Qnc brother slster survlve ber. Ili-n.liinilii ( . I'li)lr,,,*k. [Sjjecial to The Tlmes-pispa Wlnchester, \'.i. Novemher i Jamln (.'. I-'infrock died near ' ter. aned elghtV-two '?? ITH H natlve* of Washlngton coui * leaves hl? wldow, Bve ona a daughters. ltr?. Ella P. Snnderford. [Speclal to The Tlmes-nispatch.] Lynchburg, Va., November 18.?Mrs. Ella Florence Sand"-rford, who llved In South Lynchburg. dled last night. and her remalns wlll be taKen Wednesday mornlng to Durhani, N, C, for burlal. iHniic \. HlniMl. [Special to Tbe Tlmcs-Dlspatfh.1 Harrlsonburg. Va,, November 16.? Isaac ,v Bland. aged leventy years, i farmer and Confederate veteran. drop? ped des<i yesterday at nivi rton, Pen? dleton county. He leaves several grown chlldren. vmoixiv STATE BAPTIST CONVBS tlON, ROANOKE, VIKGINIA, XOVE.MUEH lM-.'i, 1910. For thc- above occasion the Norfolk and Western Itallway wlll sell on No? vember 16. 17 and P> round trlp tickets from Rlchmond to Roanoke at rate nf $7.2^. good for return passage unti! November 24, 1910. Proportionately low rates from other statlons ln Mr glnia. C. II. BOSUSX, District Pas.^enger Agent. wlll ?avs the dyspeptlc from many days ofmisery, and enable him to ent wbatever be wisbes. Tliey prevent SICK HEADACHE, cause thc food toosslmllatc nnd nour? Ish thc body, give kecn appctite, DEVELOP FLESH and solid muscle. Elegantly sugar coated._I.?*** Take No Substitute. $ Stntes Custom House at. Rich- |) a mond delivered recently to us our tjj fall importation of I FIELD &ND MARINE GLASSES ? belng the exclusive product, of ?t prominent European mauufactur- ^ ers. Prices to suit all purses. . ThsS. MAIN AND EIGHTH -AND OpIlcalGo. S BROAD AND v THIRD $ The man who makes up hls mlnd and acts promptly is the one who succeeds. You know the value of a bank account. Why not act now and start one of your own? Capltal, Surplus & Proflts, $1,500,000, Write for booklet, "Usmking by Mail,"