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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02

No married man in Vienna is allowed 70
go up IN a balloon without the iornl"'
consent Of his wife and children.
The practice OF women changing their
names al marriage is very ancient. La
dies Of ancient Rome we're known by their
husbands names Thus the consorts OF
Pompey and Cicero were spoken OF as Ju-
la Of Pompey and Terentia OF Clcero'
and women in most countries signed tneH
names In tho same way, but AFTER lithe
omitted the "of" This fashion came INTO
use in Britain after the Roman ocoupa-
ton. but al the beginning OF the seven
teenth century the custom seems doubt
FIJI. for Catherine Parr so signed her
name. even after her second marriage
and we always read Of Lady Jane Grey
mot Dudley. and Arabella Stuart mot
SEYMOUR.
one Of the daughters OF the English
house Of Rothschild has just been mar
ried TO Lieutenant Behrens. The trous-
seau was splendid beyond description
lace being profusely used on all the lin
gerie, and the tea gowns and morning
gowns especially were Sd numerous that
one feels the lucky owner can never
wear them out, but must grow weary or
them all before she can feel really jusi-
fed in having any fresh ones! The
morning gowns are made in spotted mus
lin in every imaginable color, trimmed
with Valenclennes lace. and in crepe,
trimmed with point desprit net The tea
gowns are in various materials, one just
~ admired in blue silk crepe trimmed
with white Tibet fur. and another in pink
satin. with a collar Of exquisite OH lace.
White woollcn crepe replaces flannel in
some OF the garments. 10 which tradition
would assign the material: while soft SUI
rah and white lawn embroidered. nc
cordlon-klted and lace-founced and in
serted compose countless pettlcoats.
There are six dozen provided Of each ar
ticle OF underwear. ARRANGED IN sets.
each set embroidered differently: and
even the stockings are northumberland
and some for evening wear have inser-
lions OF real lace.-Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
FATAL SHOOTING
IN DINWIDDIE
ASaw Mil Hand Kills a Well Known
Man.
THE FEELING is VERY HIGH.
Jnnlus Robinson. a Negro, Trcspasscs
ON the Farm Of William Jolly aud
Shoots the Owner WHICH Order
cd Away Tobacco Market.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. Especial
NIr William Jolly. a prominent mer-
chant and farmer OF Bothwick, Dinwid-
die county was dangerously. and it is
Thought fatally. shot about sunset yes
torday boy Junus Robinson. a negro
The negro was passing through Mir.
Joliys farm and when the latter ordered
him or ,nc negro becdmc very insOltnt
and finally drew "a pistol and shot SIR
Jolly twice. one of the balls entered
the groin and the other just above the
groin. Ar. Jolly was not dead this morn
iue, but 10 is thought that be will die.
The negro was arrested and committed
10 the county jail.
StiNT CIN 10 TIE GRAND JURY.
Robinson had am cX animation this
morning before Justice W. NJ. stcrno at
Dinwiddie Court House, by whom he. was
sent Ola for trial at the next term OF the
County Court Robinson acknOwl edged
al the examining trial that he shot Jolly.
Air. Jolly died Of his wounds tonight on
81 passenger train ON the Richmond, Pc
tcrsburg and Carolina railroad. while be-
ipF brought tD The Home Cor the Sick In
thIs cify for treatment. Tie Was one of
the best known men in Dinwiddic county.
He leaves ID widow with children. The
murderer was saw-mil hand. and the
feeling against him in the county is said
Oh Doe very bitter.
About two hundred and fifty people
left here this morning sfor Richmond to
witness the Civic Carnival Parade.
FVENUE COLLECTIONS
The United states internal revenue COLI
lcCtions at the office in this city for the
past month amounted TO so lO5s5
The collections of the markets for the
month of October were S2lf75.
Hon Charles Gee. Of Dsputanta. IS
much improved after a severe attack Of
fever.
Mr. VIM. Gee n son of Mr.. Charles
Gee. Ia quite sick with malarial fever.
The sales OF loose tobacco to-day az the
different warehouses were small. The
prices ranged from 81 10 $lG2j per hum
drcd pounds
NEW CHARTER.
Judge J. y. Mullen. of the Hastings
Court to-day granted a charter OF lncor-
poraton 90 the Virginia Coal Saving and
Heat Regulating Company The mcorpo-
rators are Messrs w. 3. Mcllwaine. Ber-
nard Mann. Henry pannill, r. d. Gil
liam and John Mann.
The capital stock is 20 De not less than
500 nor more than 5000, divided into
shares Of $40 each.
The officers are W =. Mcuwaine. pres
ident. Bernard Mann. secretary and treas
urer Henry Pannil. general business
manager
The work of asphalting Tabb street be-
tween Sycamore and Union streets was
begun this afternoon.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Nov. l.
special-Mr. Harry Johnston Dufey OF
Mlddieburg. Loud0un county, Va. and
Miss Alice Paguad Hawkins. daughter Of
Mrs. Ellen p. Hawkins. Of this city were
married this morning at / O'clock al
the Methodist church, the Rev. Harry
B. Lee Of The Episcopal church. perform
ing the ceremony In the presence OF
q large number Of the friends of the
contracting parties.
Mr.. y. Lee Hawkins was best man,
and the ushers were Mr.. \. 5. Duffey Of
Richmond; Mr.. Allen w Hawkins. Of
LDnchburg; Arr r. Garrett Tabb, OF
Richmond. and Mr.. W. T. Scott, Of Char
lottesvlle.
Miss Mary Sterling presided at the
organ rendering the Lohengrin march
as the bridal party entered the church,
and during the ceremony rendered, In
beautiful style, "Then You'll Remember
Me"
The bride wore a travelling gown Of
ox-blood cloth. and carried white chrysan-
themums. The maid Of honor Miss An
ME Duffey. sister Of the bride, was at
tired I'm brown Venetian cloth.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. DuNey left on a bridal tour
North. They will reside in Middleburg.
Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
BURNED WITH GASOLINE.
A Negro Takes a Sure Way of Creating
an Explosion.

WINCHESTER VA. Nov. Special.
Careiessness in handling gasoline was re-
sponsibie for $500 FIRE here this after
noon, in which two persons narrowly
escaped death. William Jennings. the
colored cook for Gearing and Sinner pro-
prietors of har-room al Il east Picca-
Oily street attempted 90 ON the tank
of a gasoline stove with gasoline in a
kitchen in the rear OF the bar. while the
burners We're lighted.
a terrific explosion followed. and Jen-
nings ran into the yard in flames. Charles
Cleveland. a c0uutryman. who was eat-
ing in the restaurant seized a butcher
knife. and In his cndeavor TO cut the
clothes Off Jennings cut him severely in
the chest Jennings was badly burned in
addition about the face, arms and body.
The fire communicated 10 the bar-room,
almost completely wrockng ii.
Martin H0usam, q wdcly-knOw timer
ant printer and embosser, was rescued
with difficulty from the second story He
is totally deaf. and was asleep. He was
nearly sunocatcd when rescued in his
night clothes.
Gearing and sinners loss on stock is
5000 with Slo0j Insurance. The building
which !s owned boy Mrs. Frederick Wul-
fert is insured for 51j. which covers the
loss
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KcnuhIlcans WIN Not Vote.

ABINGDON VA. Nov. 1.-Special-An
address las been issued 90 the Republic
of Bristol. Va. by County Chairman j..
W. McBroom and City Chairman John j..
Keller. with q view 10 unity of action Oh
The part OF an Republicans in the county
and city. advising that an refrain from
attempting 20 vote on Tuesday next or
even going 20 The polls. This action, they
state. Is taken after. as far as possible,
consulting with leading members of the
A. 81. Including quite a majority of the
coluty and city committees. and, as far
as 20 advised there has not been found
one dissenting voice.
Ine ohairmen state that under the pres
eut election machinery they think it futile
for Republicans 90 attempt TO vote, and
that they can abide their time until the
proper opportunity for casting their bal
lois effectively.
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CORDONSVILE. VA. Nov. SPECIAL
Politics ls at a low cbb here. Judge Will
nams bias mo- opposition for the House
in Orange county
There l- considerable excitement In
Greene county over the discovery of cop
- ore. At the last accounts the cXami-
nations were being prosecuted with fav-
orable indications and 20 Is stated upon
what seems to Doe reliable authority that
"a syndicate stands prepared 90 purchase
ana opr the mines on the upper wa
tors OF the South river. near the Blue
Ridge mountains if ,ho ore turns out
90 Poe in solid veins. Some three or four
miles from standardville and further on
in the mountains Specimens have been
obtained
The Episc0palians OF Greene county
are erecting handsome and commodious
house OF worship 90 the county seat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
Alexnndrla Analrs.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Nov. 1-S, cial.-
The Jury in the Circuit Court returned
a verdict Of 5000 at o'clock this MORN
ing in the case Of Watkins VS. The Wash
ington. Alexandria and Mt. Vernon Elec~
trio railroad. Plaintiff was suing for
$1,000
Mrs Laura II. Watkins husband was
killed by a train on defendants road.
The free delivery system has been eX-
tended into the West End, a suburb Of
this city.
The Washington Memorial Association
of Alexandra. Va, was organized here
to-day for the erection Of q monument to
General George Washington in this city.
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to pinion the arms OF the victim of what
.is believed to- have been diabolical muir
der.
The manner I'm which the rope was fast
cned about The bleaching bones leads 10
the theory that The man was buried
alive, or else his saycrs were I'm too
fir hurry 10 dispose of the body TO take
time 10 remove the rope after putting
their victim out OF the way IL is quite
apparent that the box had been imbedded
in the sand for many months.
The matter will be reported 10 the
proper authorities. who win investigate
the matter as far as possible, but there
is little hope of accomplishing anything
at this late day in the matter Of bringing
the murderer to Justice.
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SUFFOLK. VA. Nov. l.-Special-
Washington capitalists to-day closed a
deal through which they will control and
practically own the Nansemond Peanut
company whose plant is in Suffolk The
deal was made through Representative
Wake. who will be secretary Of the new
concern. with headquarters I'm Norfolk.
They paid STOCKHOLDERS Of the Nanse-
mond Peanut Company one hundred per
cent. above par Wake and Edward
Sledge. Of Norfolk left here tonight for
Petersburg 70 look after one on more
plants Of that city. Tho company whose
hackers represent several million dollars,
had previously effected a deal with the
Columbian Peanut Company Of Norfolk.
Necoi4u0ns with The Gwalnoy Bunklev
Peanut Company. of Smithdeld, did not
result I'm tho c0nsummation Of a deal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
AZTEC RUINS.
Marvellous Sight 10 BE Witnessed in
the Interior Of NucaiaD.

the Interior Of ucaian.
ON the forests not great distance
southwest of Progreso ln YuCatan," said
man who has lately made O trip down the
Mexican coast. Zone may find any number
of relics of ancient Aztec civilization.
The edge Of what might De called the ruin
b.t is within a days ride from the port
and nobody who visits that part Of the
world should fail 10 make the journey.
1 spent three days In The woods with a
native guide and nothing but the urgency
Of my business elsewhere caused me TO
tear myself away. 1 have read a great
deal about the enormous size of the an
clent tribal structures bat my conception
of them was far below the fact. OF
course nothing is now standing except
fragments of walls but the forest at one
epot IS fun of fallen pillars as large as
the columns of the capitol an Washing
TON and covered from end % end with the
most elaborate carving. y serpent seems
20 have been the fav0rite basis OF The de-
SIGNS lust as the lotus flower Is a IA
vorlte with the Japanese, and there IS a
very curious and continual repetition OF
a sort Of double scroll
Elsewhere are groups of figures as
large as life and carved IN extraordinary
high relief. | could form no idea Of what
they were intended to represent but l
was struck dumb by the enormous
amount OF labor 20 which they bore wit
ness. What / saw was only one detached
group of ruins. hut even with modern
appliances II would require small army
Of highly skilled artisans 10 duplicate
their sculpiurcd decorations. Near by
was a crumbling pile OF walls most Of
them so overerown with tropical vegeia-
ton that they looked Ike natural mounds.
From their thickness az ne bottom !
Judge that they must have been very
bgh-NeM Orleans es-Qemocrst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
Wbite-IlyOn.

SALEM. VA. Nov. l-Special.-A pref
ty home wedding was solemnized at the
residence OF Mr. r. Lyon. on Burrell
street. last night ~ s o'clock. His daugh-
ter. Miss Mary was led to the altar by
Mr.. Howard White, Of Greensboro, y. c.
Only a few friends and relatives were
present. Miss White has many friends
here. where she is very well known. Mr..
White was once a resident OF Salem
but now lives iu Greensboro, \. c.. He
IS the son Of NJ Samuel White Of this
city. Mr.. md Mr. White viii make their
home in Greensboro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
Electric Lights i'm TazcwelI.

TAZDWELL. Ma. Nov Especial
The Tazewcll Electric company has COM
pleted lts electric plant and the lights
were turned ON last night for the frs.
time. The town is now thoroughly Light
ed and has the appearance OF "a city oy
night good many Of the population
were ON Main street 90 enjoy for the if
time the novelty of good lights.
Bird-huntlng IS now almost the sole
topic of discussion among the many
spOrtsmen of Tazewel. They are numer-
Gus IN the surrounding county. but on
account Of the extreme dry weather the
dogs have had poor success in locating
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING.
Rev. Graham II. Lambeth WEEDS Miss
Virginia MurreIl Lavinder.

LYNCHBURG, VA. Nov. Especial
The home Of Mr.. n. H. Lavnder. No. 123
Caben street, was the scene this afternoon
OF very interesting marriage. the con-
tracing parties being Rev. Graham H.
Lambeth, the pastor of the Cabell Street
Methodist church. and Miss Virginia Muir
ren Lavindor, air Lavinder's oldest
daughter
The front rooms OF the house was filed
with the large family connection Of the
young people, the rear parlor being re-
served for the bridal party. The curtains
separating the rear parlor from the guests
were presided over by Misses Lucy and
Ella dams. 1870 tiny tots, the twin
daughters OF Mr.. /. II. Adams, sir.
Promptly AZ IhIee q clock the little girls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
STEAMER LOST
CREW DROWNED
Continued from First pase)

AZ Bogue Inlet. she is lumber laden,
from savannah for Philadelphia. The
cargo and vessel are In bad CONDITION.
The crew OF eight were all saved Cap
tain Pierce reports the worst storm ever
seen on this coast.
WILMINGTON, \. c., Nov 1.-The
Norwegian bark johanna, Captain Thor
sen, which was at quarantine AT South
port. during Tuesday mornings storm
broke loose from her nOOrlng and went
slightly aground. She was easiy pulled
Off this morning by tugs.
BLOWN OUT TO SEA.
WILMINGTON, y. c., Nov. THE
tw0-masted schooner Stonewal, Captain
Annken, from Wilmington TO Charlotte
y. c., was caught I'm Tuesday, storm
after She entered Shallotte river ana was
blown out 20 sea. Vessel and cargo Win
crew. supposed to be lost.
Two-mastod schooner Stella Lee cap
tain williamson. bound for Shallotte with
cargo OF naval stores and produce, given
up as lost.
The little tug woodford OF the Cape
Fear quarantine station. and small
launch also belonging 10 the government
were broken loose from their mooring5
and sunk IN the storm.
CHARLOTTE n. c., Nov IA special
20 the Observer from Beaufort, y. c.. says
the storm there carried away all the
wharves and wrecked many small boats.
The floor OF a storehouse was washed
away. and 500 worth OF goods lost
A large warehouse containing hour
salt. and powder Is a total loss.
The Carrie +. Lane. which LETT au-
fort Sunday. IN tow, is thought to nave
been wrecked.
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CULPEPER. VA, Nov Especial
Mr.. f. r.. England. OF Orange, and Miss
Isabella d. sampson. OF this county
were quietly married this morning at the
late residence of tho brides mother near
Ratna in consequence Of whose recent
death no invitations were issued.
The immediate members Of the family
only were present at the ceremony. which
was performed hy Rev. II. d. Page Of the
Episcopal church
Mr. and Mrs England will make an
extended trip north before returning to
their future home, "Raccoon Ford"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
oOto be Married.

NEW KENT g. H., VA, Nov 1.-sPe-
clai-NIr' J. walter Timberlake, a popular
young man of ms s,,iasg, ana rl'ai mar
Lee hero Yesterday morning for the pur-
80 ~ attending the launching. Later
T. H. dav a letter came stating that he
"'o',id be married 20 Miss Neelie Pomfrey
daughter Of Mr. George NJ Pomfrey. OF
IL - the marriage would take place IN
ntrrrni,d or In Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
SKELETON BOUND WITH ROPES,
Evidence ola Foul Murder Unearthed
10y the Tide.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Nov 1.-spc-
ClaL-The abnormaily high tide produced
by the recent hurricane which swept over
this section has revealed evidences OF
what was probably most deliberate ana
brutal murder While walking down the
beach about mile below the city this
afternoon. Longshoreman Gilmore. who
is employed az the piers here discovered
"a rude wooden box. which had evidently
been buried IN the sand but which had
been uncovered by the action OF the
waves, which were hurled up on the shore
by the heavy wind.
This box contained the skeleton of what
was evidently "a white man about Eve
feet ten and around the skeleton was q
long piece OF throe-quarter inch Manila
F9ge. which had undoubtedly. been ussa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02

IsFNAN. Died. IN Baltimore. October
3lst. Mrs. CHARLOTTE lSEMAN; aged
eighty-seyen years.
Funeral will be from Union BeDot 3
p. NJ. TO-DAY, and from Mortua{y
Chapel, Hebrew Cemetery, $3.50 O'Clock.
yOGLE-Died. at his residence az I
o'clock yesterday morning. at % east
Broad street. Mr. NJ. NO1lh. aged Afiy
year..
Funeral WI take place from So
Mary's German church at O'Clock THIS
ara Invited To attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02

ABINGDON. VA, Nov. Special
This morning at the Presbyterian church
DR. Joseph Roberts. Of Indian Territory
and Miss Naggle. daughter OF the late
John q Kreesr. Circuit Court clerk, and
sister Of the present clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of this county were married anu
at once started West for the home Of the
bridegroom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
ANOTHER CADET DEAD.
{. >. Mott Succumbs 40 the Fever-Thc
Othrr, DOING Won.

{, >. NUtt HuCCumDs 10 The IcNcr-IUc
Others Doing Well.
LEXINGTON, VA, Nov 1-SpeciaL-C.
S. Mott. one of seven cadets in with ty-
phoid fever i'm the hospital at the Viz
rnla Military Institute. died early this
morning after an illness OF nearly four
weeks.
He was from New Orleans and nine
teen years of age, and member Of the
second class.
His mother who had been at his bed
side for two weeks. accompanied 10y Col
onci Hunter Pcndleton. Of the Virginia
Military Institute faculty. left for New
orleans this afternoon with his body.
Tho remaining sick boys are progressing
finely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
Mrs EdmcnIa Tanner.

CREWE, VA. Nov 1-special.-Mrs.
Edmonia Tanner. wife of Mr Elmo NJ.
Tanner. died at her husbands residence
here late this afternoon after a long and
painful Illness.
she was about twenty years Of age the
daughter OF Mr. William Whitaker. OF
Spout Spring. Appomattox county va,
and was married on the nth of las; jan
uary.
She was a member Of the Baptist
ohurob ~ this Mace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
WEDDING CARDS.
Extreme Illness of tie County Clerk of
Greene.

STANARDSyILLE. VA, Nov. 1-Secial.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss II. T. Fleming to llr. Edwin
Fitzhugh.
Mr.. Il. K. Page, county clerk, is qnte
ill and has been for two weeks.
Dr.. +. w. Sims has been continuously
at his bedside for ten days. and expresses
the belief that his patient Is better to-
Tafs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
yick-Higgins.

CAPRoN, VA, Nov. l-special.-Miss
virgie Higgins and Mr.. a. {. Wick were
quietly married at the brides home yes
terday at 2;Se o'clock. Rev: UT. Ed
wards OF BJykins performed the cere-
mpny, after when tne newiy-wedded
pair left for an. extended Northern tour
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Coleman " ebster.

CULPEPER, VA. Nov Especial
Coleman Webster, Of Rappahannook
county. died yesterday at his home near
Carleton. of heart failure. ind his re-
mains were inferred to-day in the family
burying grounds Mr.. Webster was an
Old and respected citizen and the father
Of Mrs. NJ. Y. Berry, OF Archie, this
county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
OBITUARY..


Mrs. Helen Helfrich, widow Of the late
Philip Halfrich, died Tuesday evening az
$40 O'CLOCK at her residence. 1906 east
Broad street. In her sixty-eghth year.
Mrs. Helfrich had been sd for about a
month. Two daughters suryiye-Alrs. Ill.
A. Kobe and Miss Christina Helfrich.
both Of whom live here.
Mr.. Philip Helfrich, her husband. who
died I'm 1876. was a Confederate soldier.
and served all through the war as an
attache OF General Lees staff, acting In
the capacity OF courier. He collected
number OF interesting war relies after the
war, which. now that his wife is dead
will be presented TO the Confederate
Museum.
The funeral of Mrs. Helfrlch will take
place from ST. Johns German Lutheran
church at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
~. Vogle.
Mr. VI. Vogle, a well-known resident OF
Richmond, died at his residence at % east
Broad street yesterday morning at
O'Clock. Mr.. Vogle was in the hftieth
year Of his age and had been sick for
some time
The funeral will take place from St
Mary's German church at o'clock this
evening.
Mrs Charlotte Iseman.
Mrs. Charlotte Iseman. aged eighty
seven years, died I'm Baltimore on October
3lst. The funeral will be from the NOR
tuary chapel at $3.50 o'clock to-day, the
interment to be I'm the Hebrew cemetery
Mrs. Mary H. Williams.
WINCHESTER, VA, Nov. Especial
Mrs. Mary f. Williams. wife Of the late
Dr. s. H. Williams Of Baltimore, died
last night at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Alice V. FARMLAND, at Stephens
City. this county after a long Illness.
Mrs. Williams was a native OF Baltimore.
but had been living with her daughter
at stephens City for some years. past.
Her husband was a well-known phys-
clan in Winchester
Mrs. Williams Is survived by three
sons and two daughters: Or. j. ]. WI
Hams OF Baltimore Rev. Robert H. VII
liams and w Ashby Williams. OF Flori
da: Mrs Ellen Smith, of Washington. and
Alice " FARMLAND The funeral will
take place on Friday at Stephens City.
Mrs. Williams was eighty-four years of
age
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Mrs. Charlotte Iseman.

Mrs. Charlotte Iseman, aged eighty
seven years, died I'm Baltimore on October
3lst. The funeral will be from the NOR
tuary chapel at $3.50 o'clock to-day the
interment to be In the Hebrew cemetery.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-07-19
Orphans Escape.

Two boys by the name of Dillon, of
--.lcon, and boy whose name we
have been unable to ascertain, escap-
ed from the Henry Logan Children's
Home on Monday.
c. w. West, of Kanawha, noticed the
little fellows at that place in the even
ing. He saw that they were strangers
and made some Inquiries regarding
them from an older brother of the Hill
tons, who informed him that they
had escaped from the Home and walk
ed here. Mr.. West came to town this
morning and notified the officials of
the Home, who procured warrants and
placed them in the hands of Mr.. West
who left for home this afternoon and
will place the youngsters under arrest
and bring them back to town.-Sentl-
mel