Winchester, where during the session he 1'tpt an opon table, His Lordship died at Uroenway Court In lii«, unmarried when DIAZ his only son, PRESIDENT me title dovolvcd upon Robert, seventh baron. This nobleman married twice, but died without Issue I'm?, whon his Kentish property devolved SOON TO RESIGN rpoti his nephew, the Rev. Denny Martin, and tho barony was confirmed by the House of Lords In 1S00 to his kinsman, the Rev. Bryon Fairfax, who then became Will Make Tour of Europe and eighth Lord Fairfax. Leave His Favorite in He married a Miss Gary, nnd was suc¬ Charge ceeded by his son, Thomas, ninth lord, of the Government. horn i7ti'j'. He resided at the celebrated Our Grade of Millinery cl«l homestead "Vauoluso," In 1'alrlox High lo The county, Virginia, and died there April 'Special Times-Dispatch.) ¿J, 1S-IG. Mis grnndson nnd Hucccsyor wns season has been the of conversation at many social CITY OF MEXICO. Nov. ¡>s.-Prepara- Bnowden tho tenth lord, and This topic tlons are madû hero for a chango Charles colds (and on the hçlng the present Lord (11th) Fairfax la In To sweeten, Dispels gatherings. Almost in every instance comments swcll- ol presidents, and this change will prob¬ Maryland. Dr. John Contee Fairfax, who to have ably occur within, the next few months. was born there September 13, H.. gradu- est Hat/worn at the time proved upon questioning Diaz, after occupying tho presi¬ nted at Princeton and also at the Uni¬ headaches when Porfirl,. in medicino; ho To refresh, come from Reinach's. It is a known fact that our workrooms dential chstr for over twonty-flvo yeiars, versity of Pennsylvania now feellhg tho weight of years upon succeeded his brother, tho tenth baron, In more hands than all other in Richmond com¬ him. Is thinking about retiring and lot- 1SG9 nnd now lives in Prince George conn. bilious or con· empio/ shops shoulders ty, Md. Though Sir Thomas (Oth baron) To cleanse the artists of ex¬ ting?hie mantle fall upon tho died at Ofecnway Court unmarried, yet bined, and that these hands are all skilled long of his favorite, Jobo Yvob Llinantour, the family of Fairfax had long hefore Our have all heads. minister of finance. settled thorn through7 William Fairfax, stipated; perience. salesrooms, too, experienced Tho retirement of General Dia?; has who was son of Baron Fairfax (1th), system, have over and over again. been long expected by the citizens, as ¿nd the Fairfax namo has alwo.ya been These, you know, pleased you the residents of Mexi¬ Verpetuated In the Stale nlnco tho first For women our are well as by foreign the vust Fairfax men, Our styles are the best, of course, but prices co, nnd now It Is very likely to occur. A Settlement of domain, V Effectually eeinl-offlclnl announcement 1ms been though not a foot of those extended acres moderate. This week our specials arc: about the are now held bv any of tho descendants. always mado that the president will, | In 1712 tho Colonial Legislature cut off and Gently; for Children's Sailors, l first of tho year, malto an emended tour Fairfax county from Prince William nnd *?\>lEr Bold everywhere nb of Europe, and will spend several months named It. In honor of Lord Fairfax, ) ritte. Como In red, navy and In the French capital, This announce¬ though really the whole of the ".Northern oxford, ment Is Interpreted by those familiar with Neck" had been grínted by Charles the affair« as the a-solute Kocond to Lord Hopton ami others, but À fir· for all kinds of Cum- Mexican political alter his restoration he again rogratttcd 'vOC retirement of General Diaz. of St. Albana eiehuirTurn-'Shunt- been stated by those the namo lands to the Earl or«. It has repeatedly and others, who afterwards sold their There is who aro In a position to know that Diaz right to Lord Culpcpcr who In turn gave only _1 flft for Rcady.to-Wcar tho Lord Kntr- 4> I ,\JV worth to would go to Europe commencement . ho whole to his son-in-law, Hate, up of next year, naming Llmantour as act¬ I'ax. But when this gentleman came over one Genaine the $p.co. ing president during his absence, and that to Virginia to tako possession, ho found kidneys All-Silk ? ? do that he hud a dispute with the crown on AR he would remain abroad and observo pub¬ I boundaries of $1I .tO Hqib· black only; as to the administration of his hands as to the legal lic fooling hlo vast territories, tho king having sold Syrup of Figs; and liver, actual valu.utii.2G, afnlrs under his favorite's rcgim. Should It twice. This ^debateable ground" wus Llmantour succeed In preserving peaco held long In contention, and was not and and In holding tho government together, ¿fettled for many years. Tt Is paid that to get its bene» stomach $4, $5, $6, then, It Is stated, Diaz will roslirn In his Lord Fairfax In his generous nature gave fuvor. Up many largo thticts of land, which had neen wrongfully sold by others from his ficial effects bowels; Trimmed estate. Buroly the county of Fairfax A Few Foreign Facts. should at least honor his memory by fox as the seal his arms Prince K'nsky, ot Austria, whllo adopting county . Hats, hunting last week, was thrown from his and motto, which are: Always buy the genuine Manufactured by tho horno and seriously, · If not futally, In¬ Arms.Or, three bars, gemelle*, gu, for jured. ¦surmounted of a lion rampant, sa. especially produced Crest.A lion,' passant-gurtrdnnt, an. this sale, exact copies The new British blue book gives the Supporters.Dexter, a lion gttardant, sa; from the cost¬ average weekly wages of fifteen skill· ? slnls'er, a bay hnrso. original, trades at ¡flO.W) fn London and $18.75 In Mofto.Fare Fac. Scat.Woodburno, to New York. .Maryland. U. S. ing $9 $12. They E. C. M. should be seen. A memorial has beon erected at a cost of ClltQ In Toowoom.ua Cemetery, near Bris¬ ?. C. M.," Tlmes-Dlspatch: bane, Queensland, over tho grave of Pe¬ The statement made by you that Gen. ter Jackson, the pugll.st. George B. Mond, U. S. A. Is related to The New Millinery Store, Bishop William Monde's family of Vir¬ S*n Cal. M. French deputy, propone« In no Thop'leau, to tho extent ginia Is Incorrect. His family Is fruisco. flewYork_iH.Y. to tax all games of hazard way connected with our», which descends gpLöuisville* Ky: Next to Temple & Co. of 8 cent, of the sums at sta'ie. M. 427 E. Broad Street. Fourqurean, por estimates that tho tax wou.d from Andrew Meado, of Kerry county, Thoplteau Ireland. Ho was born about the latter The Syrup of Figs is for sale by all first-class brini; in an annual revenue of .2,·??),000. of tho seventeenth century. genuine part MEADE. druggists. The full name of the company.California Fig Syrup Co. . is always printed on the front of evety package. Price Fifty Cents per bottle. (ConUnued from Blxth Page.) No. 2-103 East Broad Mountcastle, of an. drawing room wore:Mrs Hush Tay¬ Street. lor, lira. W. Grcanor Nealo, Mrs. S. Complimentary Mention. Robert Scruggs, Mrs. Dallas Chester- The following complimentary mention man, Mrs. James P. Hollada}·, Mrs, Ar¬ In regard to Misses Cofer and Burnett, thur Loe. who took part In a concert programme Miss Julia Ryland, Miss Ella Jackson, «t?.«. presented In Norfolk last Friday eve¬ Miss Sadie Jeffress, Miss Alleo Yancoy, .re Miss Chll¬ Doming," Interest Erama Margaret M^sidays ning, will be rend with by their Miss Bowo, Richmond friends. The notice Is from drey, Miss Katherine Staplos, Mis» Louise the Norfolk Landmark, nnd says: Clarke, Miss Ellen Pollard, Miss Mabel The concert given In the lecture room McBaln, Miss Annie Keseo and Miss of the Freemason Street Baptist Church Sy.a Roberts. THE FAMILY ... FAIRFAX last evening by the Sunbeam Society for the "Building Fund for the Day School Tho Deep Run Hunt Club met yes¬ In China," was ono of tho artistic suc¬ terday afternoon at 3^.0, and tea was For special announcementsì for reference to your larger cesses of tha winter. The audience, which afterwards served at the clubrhouse. Ads, for bargain sales and the like, you will find tho was small, was enthusiastic with the ex¬ Mrs. George Ben Johnston, Mrs. Harvey Tec-Dee Waiit Ad columns a valuable, sure and cheap cellent programme rendered, and each E-sattie, Miss Eleanor Boshor and Miss medium. USE THEM NOW. number received tho liberal applause It Lily Urquhart welcoming the guests. deserved. ':/- Miss Gertrude Skelton was among those was succeeded by his oldest surviving a clergyman, succeeded as eighth baron. Tho features of the programme-Tvere -who followed the hounds. tho solos of Miss son, Sir Thomas Fairfax, of Dentón, who_ Thomas, the fifth baron, succeeded l_i>. Essie.'.Cp'f.s'r-.","aii$,'.t~êboth Personal Mention. -was sheriff ?d?. the He was colonel 1 ri the and M. P. playing of Miss 'Mayjand',·. Rurnfitti; "of X-r_, Crawford, guards, of Richmond. These; young ladles, ? who' Mr. George L. Pearce. of Greenville, Historian, mentions that this gentleman for the County York, which seat he was coun¬ HE WILL GOME. was with the Duko of Bourbon al the are connected with .the Woman's College Miss., for'ncrlyof Roxbury Caroline sacking of Rome, and his father being obliged to relinquish at the union, upon In that city, gave a most excellent1 ren¬ ty. Is.visitlu; Mrs. George ?. Haynes, ceasing to be a commoner in England. has a Third Street, where she highly offended therewith, settled 8t*eton His married Catherine, daugh¬ dition of their numbers. Miss Cofer of No. 12 South BARON (FIRST) FAIRFAX. on his youngest son. Lordship fine, rich contralto voice, ovor which will be pleased to see. her friends. 1527 to 1SCC ter and heir of Thomas,.Lord Colapepper, . * · (Eleventh). Sir Thomas' had three sons: Thomas, his by whom he had: first Thomas, his suc¬ sho has perfect control, singing with an successor; Edward, of Kewha.ll, a cele¬ cessor; second, Henry-Colepepper, died ease and grace which was a delight to Mrs. William Wirt Henry. Mrs. James Fairfax. brated poet of whom we could'say much, unmarried. 17S4; third, Robert, who suc¬ her hearers.· Miss Burnetfa piano work Lyons, Mrs. Matthew Bland Harrison p.nd Sir Charles colonel in the army, ceeded as seventh lord; Margaret, mar¬ a complote mas¬ Harrieon are at Mrs. was In was was wonderful, showing and Miss.Louise The name of Fairrax Implanted who killed at Ostend. Rev. David Wilklns, D. _., their of Den- ried preben¬ tery of that Instrument. It was" Luval's, Ko. 301 East Franklin Street. Virginia early In tho eighteenth century, Sir .Thomas Fairfax, knight; dary of Canterbury'; Frances, married before a Norfolk audi¬ ... The Season is chlvalrlc ton Castle, was created a peer of Scot¬ uenny Martiri, Esq., died 1791, left Issue. firs tappearance Busy On, end under such romantic and as Baron of Scotland, ence, but a repetition Is hoped for. Mrs. Herbert ?. Clalborne is at home, us make It read more land, 1627. Fairfax, Sir Thomas was succeeded In 1710 by circumstances to lie was succeeded by Fernando second his eldest son also named Sir Thomas, Miss Burnett has an engagement to after a delightful visit to New York. But we made ample preparation by buying largely; so our Ilka fiction than real Virginia lilaiory. oaron. This nobleman, at the evening of this week in the » » « Vet, tiue enough, we did have real lords beginning sixth baron. This nobleman inherited play Friday left last week as barons colonial days, who at the Civil war, was parliamentary gen¬ trom his mother a splendid fortune, con¬ T. M. C. A. at Crowe, Va. Mr. Sam Brockenbrough stores are still filled with reliable up-to-date goods, such end In those eral of York, and became eminently dis¬ several manors fot Norfolk, Va., where it Is probable preterred the wilds of Virginia to the of sisting of In Kent, estates luxuries ol old England; here they were tinguished. After defeating the Earl In the Isle of Wight and a tract of land At the Retreat for the Sick on Fri¬ that he will make his future home. her counties with xsew Cat.tie, M4-, Lord Byron. In 16-13, In Virginia, called the' "Northern Neck," December Uth, between the hours » * '« Parlor, Chamber, Dining-Room, Kitchen content, and chrisvenKi and Colonel _¡e]|asis (whom ho took within the boundaries of the day Louise of Rock Cas¬ their names, and left a. royal posterity. In lMt, at he had comprised of 4:30 P. M. and 7 P. M. there will Miss Mary Bruce, Chief among these was Lord Fairfax. prisoner) April, Selby, rivers Potomac and Rappahannock, con¬ In the pleasures of tle, is visiting Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Jr. «.nd Hall Furniture, Bedding, Floor Cover¬ the chief command at tHe battle of d 700,000 acres. be a birthday party. . ? · who won the hearts ot all Virginians by and defeated taining by estimation, which all friends are warmly Invited to his and generous man¬ 3larston-Moor, that year, From his father he Inherited "Dentón Mrs. T. H. Walker and Mrs. J. T. Tem¬ open, hospitable the trie royal amiy under Prince Rupert, he Hall," and other property In Yowihlre, participate. Small bag?, have been dis¬ &.nd Draperies. ner, which If It had been followed by of as returned yesterday from New York, ings pueeeeding colonial governors, there took possession the City of York but he was compelled by his mother, and tributed, and the social committee In¬ ple governor. Sir Thomas had three sons and grandmother to of those in order vite who have received them to where they went to attend the Horse In Our Stove and Heater Department yon will find about 50 to seleo* would probably have been no Revolution- died and was dispose those war. Since many baronial names six daughters. He 1G47, to redeem the Cûlepepper fnànors. His come and bring the bags filled with Show, ery succeeded his eldest son and compan-, a « · · from of the best up free and were bestowed upon the early counties j by -ordship had commission In the Horse pennies, one penny being put in for makes, put guaranteed. we some- ion in arms. Sir Thomas, 3d baron who Guards, but visiting his American estates, Miss Molly E, Powell is spending some oí Virginia, will traco them, distinguished himself as a military every birthday of the person. "Ahat, In connection with our colonial about the year 1758, he was so captivated Refreshments will be served, and a days with friends In New. York city. lamilles and discover their origin, and leader. with the soil, »climate and beauties of . · · In the year of his age he Virginia that he resolved to spend the re- pleasant time Is promised callers. EAST the circumstances under which they were thirty-fourth * * · of Va., LOW & CO., was in chief of the mainder oí his life there, and he soon Mrs. Mary E. Harley, Hampton, christened by their royal sponsors. By appointed general Morning Musical Club met mother, Mrs. Merrill, thus producing the several baronial arms, .Parliament's armies, and routed the king after erected two mansions. "Belvolr," , The Friday is the guest of her PRICES East Main Street- |TEBMS we put them to some uso, such aa, county at Xase.y, retook Leicester beat Col. r.nd "Greenway Couri," where he con¬ "last with Mrs. W. ?. O. MrGchee. of North Twenty-seventh Street. 1406-J409 reals', In this country, In commemoration GorlnR, took Brldgwater. Dartmouth. tinued ever afterward to reside In a state Miss Lily Urquhart read a paper on ... Wales France, plain and simple, for through their descendants. Tho first after reducing the whole of the West; t unaffected, and his style of living niag- Development." De¬ garet Lloyd, who were In Richmond therefore shall be Fairfax, that drove tho king from Oxford In 1616 in nitlcent. Such was his generosity that he The next meeting will bo Friday, Thanksgiving, returned to Now York Fri- cuunty, was made ot his estate to his brother cember 4th. Bach will be the composer we turn to, since it was created under which year hn governor gave up English attractive day. tnony difficulties, London. In 1650 he resigned the army to ttobert, and the surplus of his American undor consideration, nnd an . . · The first of the name In England wns ~rorflwoll, and passed the latter end ot income was distributed among his poor may be expected of Mobile, Ala., and Miss His amusement was programme » · * Mrs. Canfield, Ian Richard Fairfax, of Walton, living in lils Ilio in retirement. He died in 1671, neighbors. principal Charlotte Sulley, of New York, were the The Now Company of who nad a son. Wll- when his cousin, Henry Fairfax, suc¬ bunting and after the chase he was wont Mrs. John W. Gordon and time Henry VI., | was invite whole field of Colonel and Thanksgiving guests of Miss Jessie Gib- Ham of Walton, whose direct descendant ceeded to the baronetcy. This fourth to tbe to partake the Misses Gordon, will be at home No. 80V East have accepted the agency for (the fifth in succession) was Sir Thoinas haron nnd second son, Hon. and Rev, bis hospitality, which custom, we are December 3d, from honey at Mrs, Duval's, of created in «¿9 Vis¬ Henry Fairfax, of Oglethorp County glad to see. Is still kept up, in commemo¬ Thursday evening, Franklin Street. the sale of the celebrated Fairfax, Walton, two sons: first. Thomas, ration of the of the CJolden 0 to 11 o'clock » ¦ · count Fairfax, of Emery, County Tlppe- >'ork, Ho left "Knlghte . · · rary, Ireland. He was succeedod by Sir lils successor; second, Henry, of Tolston, Horse Shoe,",by the gallant "hunt clubs" John S. Watklns. of Spartanburg. of York, and County York married Anne, daughter of Albemarle and Culpepor, as they gollop Mrs. CUford Miller, a November bride, Mrs. Guy Fairfax, Stoeton,County Richard and the music of hounds. In S. O.'i Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. also succeeded at "Steeton Hall," which and coheir Harrison, had, to the who exchanged her former home Cul- at No. 3H East Byrd Glass... h¿ had created by his eldest son. Sir I with other sons, first. Henry who died Lord Fairfax had been educated In rev¬ Va,, for one In Richmond, was John H. Southall, 1759 s. William, who first olutionary and had Imbibed peper, Striset. William, who was one of the justices of and p.; second, principles the guest of honor at an Informal ten « ? « The first now common time of Henry VIII. He nettled In New England, whence he re¬ high notions of republican liberty, and no Mrs. Evan shipment being pi.-s and became manager wonder that he did not wish to return to given Friday afternoon by Franok will cele¬ in turn was succeeded by an only son, ? moved to Virginia R. Chesterman and her slater, Miss Mr. and Mrs. George on exhibition in their win¬ tilr Wllllnm, who was high sheriff of of his cousin's (Lord Fairfax) estate -ngland. He was lieutenant and custoe brate the fiftieth anniversary of their York his marriage he ob¬ tr.ere, He married twice, and had three rototorum of Frederick county. Va., nnd Frnyser, December 1st. and article county. By the but survivor, Bryan, also at the courts of Ladles assisting the hostossas In dining wedding day Tuesday, dow, every will tained "Dentón Castle," Yorkshire, and sons, youngest, presided provinola! They will be at home to their friends be at from 8 to 11 P. M. No gifts are desired. sold factory prices. . · » Saturday's issue of "The Cavalier" shows Mr. Julian Morris, M. P. H. of tha Keswick Hunt Club, on "My Lady Gay," ah a, cover ornamentation. "The Cavalier" lias a number of Inside illustrations, notably an excellent picture r of Miss Edith Wharton, which accom¬ book "Sanctuary." WARROCK-RICHAKDSON ALMANACK THE GREATEST "WOMAN'S MEDICINE" panies a review of hor .--__-____ Tha literary department of "Tho Cava¬ "THE ONLY ON..' No. S West Lexington Street, lier" and Its descriptions of hunt club Baltimohb, Md.. 3une 17, 1903. social Ufe are extremely fine, and nt- Contains All the Political Information and Revised Game Laws for 1003.??, but Wine of traot attention and hold it most pleas- Wlno of Cardili ¡s tbo only real reliable medicino for a B¡ck woman. I tried noverai other medicines before \ tried it KOll INl'OllM.VTlON WHICH with menstruation which weakened my system and debilitated' uiy strength until I urahly. Cardili cured ino. For four years I suffered profuse I Wine of Cardui Miss Annabel liny9, of Petersburg, is CLYDE W. SAUNÜ-IIS, Owner und became so weak that I was unable to work. I was in despair as I hud spent a good deal of money uselessly until tried with Ptibüshai, which liad and nnd soon became regular, and the spending her Thanksgiving holidays Ilo* 288. VA. and then I began to get better at once. My menses been frequent profuse painful painless Miss Alice Coleman Nelson, of Peters¬ I.ICIIMONO, flow natural, I therefore consider that it is all the medicine a sick woman needs, it is better than ,~ - ¿¿? 6hort time. //_ burg, ^ all the doctors and other medicines, its cost ie trifling, and it cures in ß remarkably //_*__»?/!___>_: ¿¿¿???&?^?**' . « f Amebica*. Dejomber S, will ho donation \ Historian, Dauohtkus ot* tuu Cotu'CBBBAOY. Thursday, tho young Indien who took part In the day at tlio "Homo for Needy Confederato well, It menstrua¬ Women," No 172U Giove Avenue, Any drill at tho late Confederato fair, attired Wine of Cardui is a scientifically prepared medicine which does one thing and does that regulates will treatment. The needed is that the menstruation is glfti of provisions, fuel or money In tho same coutumes which wore then bo tion perfectly. There are no conflicting diagnoses to this only diagnosis most sratofully accepted.^ Th« ladles much admired. The house will be beau¬ SAXOPHONE GO, successful female bey in of floiir and fuel. QUARTETTE disordered and should be corrected. And following this principle Wine of Cardui has been the most aro particularly need tifully decorated with palm» und cuo the menstruation Wine of Cardui builds and re-inforces the From 1 to ß In tho afternoon of donation V. R|, C, A, HALL, medicine that can be secured anywhere. In regulating up womanly day, tho ladies of the Ways and Moans flowers, red und white, tho Confetterai«.» It drives out weakness and disease. With menstrual irregularities corrected, bearing down pains and ovarian Commute- will tender a reception to colors predominatili» ns much as possible Holiday Night, November 30th, organism, tho Is cordially Invited, Or. of Now will multo ? troubles Headaches are the nerves are and the sufferer begins to feel better at once as which public Ktilley, York, Association Course. s.uis on Sale. disappear. banished, strengthened Evory onu Is asked lo como out and In¬ few remarks. Miss LtUleson describes, spect tho home, which they have so gen- You malte no mistake in woman to take Wine of Cardui, It is a medicine which almost every woman orously supporter), Tho Reception Commit¬ The St. John's Cll'olfl of King's ?????µ??. advising any tee consists) tif tho following ladies: Mi's. tern will moot with Mrs. John U Churlo· to could not make a better investment than to go to and at Tlio best fifiteruiil or. needs periodically keep her in health. You your druggist today A, J. MoiitiiKiiii, MliiH Huliy Bortolcer, Mrs. toh, of No. gSQS Bist Franklin Street, dor, Protuota .vluJM secure a $1,00 bottle of Wine of Cardui and take it in your home, Wine of Cardui cured Miss Littleson when every other A. J. Pyle, M I'M. L. O. Mlllur, Mis. John I o'clock Monday afterniiun. W, Richardson, Mrs. 15 Raab, Mis. Gor¬ Sli'U. 1!) H6SIJ.SSJH.Unt9 known remedy failed. Will you try it ? don MeCabâ, Miss ?. R. W. Reddy, Airs. (inly each VOW Total Jamos Keith, Mrs. Eppti Hun ton, Mrs, n. SPECIAL NOTICE. usability fcuturoa. B. Davis, of Petersburg; Mrs, Conway Buktr. and Mrs. B. B. Witt. ATLANTIC COAST LINE. The Rav, Mr BenJ. Dennis will bo pres¬ This line will run special train leaving IS UM MAN! ent to invoke a blessing. .iohmond 7:25 P. '... lo nnd Including There will be an attractive· musical pro¬ November'., Train seen the beautiful goo4f of singing by such Rooky Mount, 1903. "Have you gramme, consisting will multe ull stops to accomnioditte vis¬ or. special sale at SYDNOR & UQtiÚ, well known artists as Mr. and Mrs. (Cu¬ itors attendine foot-ball No. don't mia it. -Sal»» and Frank Cunning¬ carne, I.JKY'Sï" Well, pone Clowes Captain C. S. CAMPBELL, teglns Monday. Kov«m-*»r 'Ai. i" re ?» _, ham.. Mr· Reginald Walker, ax the organ. c»«i, ???, J-ifili.t refreshments will bo servo»} by, ¿division Pa.euger Agent to CO per