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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
Geographic Brevities'

HOUSTON, TEN.-It has been an
nounced from the headquarters or the
Southern Pacific Railway Company that
efforts will be made to place new men IN
the positions formerly held by the
striking shopmen The strikers have de-
cided that they will remain closely at
home during the strike, and that there
is to be no disturbance on the part of
sympathizers.
IONDON.-Ioseph Chamberlain. the
Colonial Secretary. who WAS injured III
a carriage accident Monday left the Shar-
ing Cross Hospital this morning and re-
turned to his home in Princes Gardens.
He is progressing satisfactorily.
LONDON.-The trial OF Charles brisL1t.
the civil engineer OF $3 Sn S y con-
nectlon with bankruptcy proceedings, re-
MERIDA, IUcATAN-eioy yer M MOLINA ina
against the NTayaca Indians is pract1caily
over and that the National Guard VIII
now be reorganized on a new and more
DALLAS, TEX-Fire to-day DESTROYED
the wholesale drug houses of Patten.
Worcham Company. Texas Drug corr
pany. j w. Crow Drug Company and Fl.
w Williams & Company, Paul MelcheT.
a fireman. was overcome by the fumes
Of drugs and is in critical CONDITION
Loss $50 600: insurance Sii9,oD
RTEEOS AYRES.-Argentine and Chill
have signed a convention defining more
precisely the objects of their recent treat
providing for arbitration and the tiTnita-
ton OF ornaments with a view OF avert
ing the possibility of future complca-
tons ~,
the English champion blcycilSI, maze 5it llls
first appearance in the middle distance
rhamninnship series here tonight at the
Coliseum, defeating W J. King OF salt
Lake City by seven laps in q twenty- m u.
zoe He covered the distance in %2:01 40.
HAvANA-The House of Representa-
tives to-day voted to grant months
leave on full pay. to the American en-
Moves of rho auditors office who have
been auditing the accounts carried by the
American military government of Gupa
up to the end of the American occupaI1ioiiee
HAVANA The EIunicipal Counsel of
c-ienfueros have materially increased the
municipal taxes, such as taxes on sugar
cigarettes and stores Store,keSpers OF
C.ianfue1os declare they will have TO
close. as they cannot afford to pay the
increased rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Capt. PEBBLES Nominated for Judge anc
w. &. Daniels for Prosecutor.
oci.l Disnatch 10 The Tjmosl

Especial Dispatch TO The Times)
WELDON, n. c., July 9.-The Demo
cratic convention of the second judicial
district met here at 5 o'clock to-day and
was called TO order by Chairman Green
Captain r. B. PEBBLES of Northampton
county. was nominated for judge of the
Superior Court for the second district
and Hon. w. z. Daniel, who has served
acceptably for eight years. was nomi-
mated to succeed himself as prosecuting
attorney.
News was received here to look out for
a negro named Kerney, wanted at En-
field for the murder of Tom Heevin
,colored). The negroes fell out while
playing craps" Heevlin shot at ker-
ney. missing him, and then kerney ran
home, got his gun and waylaid HeeV-
lin. shot him dead and then escaped.
There is some talk Of putting an indie
pendent county ticket in the field by the
dissatisfied element of the Democratic
party. but such a ticket would meet with
qoor encouragement, and would fall
fat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
BANKRUPT NOTICES.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
! E.FtN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the Matter of \
Virginia Electrical Railway and Develop
nent Company ct ais.
versus
Charles FL HudSpeth.
In Involuntary Bankruptcy. .
1t appearing to the court that the al
legged bankrupt Charles II. Hudspeth, IS
not an inhabitant Of and cannot be found'
within this judicial district and has not
voluntarily entered his appearance here.
in and that personal service upon him is
not practicable. !
II is hereby order that the said Charlesi
II. Hudspeth appear and plead. answer.
or demurrer to the petition filed by tnas.
Virginia Electrical Railway and Develop-s
ment Company and others against him. !
by MONDAY. the 18th day of August, 1902,
and in default thereof the court will pro-
coed to the hearing and adjudication OF
the cause.
It is further ordered that this order BIS
published in 'fhn Times" a newspaper
of general Ion, for six consecutive
weeks.
Seal.
EDMUND WADDILL, Jr.,
U. s. Judge
Joseph P. Brady Deputy Clerk
Richmond, Va. June q, 1902
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
THE RUBIE AND BESSIE.
Capt. Marshalrs Big Schooner is Finally
Launched.

tirely by himself on the banks of the
York River in Gloucester county, now
floats peacefully in her native element.
dipping TO the waves blown in from the
Chesa pea Ike. Two tugs from Norfolk did
Tuesday night what all previous efforts
could not accomplish. and at midnight
the pretty ship slid into the river, nest
ling down as one tired from a long con-
strained position.
A great crowd assembled on the Fourth
to see the schooner. a hundred and eigh-
teen feet long. take her maiden plunge.
tors pulled on big hawsers until they
snapped without moving.
A tug broke up big Manila ropes in the
work of moving the schooner half way
down. Tuesday night two big tugs, fast
ened on with heavy iron chains and
dragged the Rubie and Bessie into the
water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
AGENTS FOR KNOX HATS.

the Department of Justice, Washington,
D. c.. and Mr.. Simon Lyon, an attor-
ney have been here for several days
I'VE are here to investigate a claim
made by members of the First and Sc
cond batteries of the Sixth Virginia Reg
iment (coored) for pay during the war
with Spain,' said Mr.. Lyon last night.
Il represent the claimants. Inc men pc
Iieye that they are entitled to pay for
services from the time of their enlist
ment or enrolment UP to the date OF
their muster in. All o,.4er troops, have
been paid. and the object of the visit
by the other gentlemen and myself is TO
determine some points which were not
made clear when the claim was first pre-
scented.
THE aggregate of the claim we have
not been able to ascertain, as the dates
OF enrolment and muster in differ. Ap-
proxmately, however. I should say the
amount is about $4,000 to $4,000 I am
pretty confident that | will succeed in
securing the money!
An interesting story is going the rounds
of the hotel Hobbies to the effect that the
Turnhulls and the Bufords. long time po-
ltical enemies and leaders of Democratic
factions in Brunswick county, have
buried the hatchet'' and that when the
to endorse Hon. Rpbert Turnbull for
Judge of the new Third Circuit, the resn-
buttons were offered by Mr.. e. p. Bu-
ford.
Dr. Floyd J. Gregory, Of keysvillc. one
of the most popular young physicians
in his section, was at Murphy's last night.
He was accompanied by Mr.. D. c. Wat
kins. of Charlotte. and both concurred in
the belief that Mr. Glass would carry
Charlotte by a good majority for the
Congressional nomination in the Sixth
District. DIR. Gregory is we'll known here,
having served as page in the House Of
Delegates for many years
Col Meade Haskins. long a prominent
lawyer and Democrat of this city, but
now a practitioner of his profession at
Blackstone. is at NIurphy's. Col Has
kins is in fine health and was warmly
greeted by his old friends last night. He
said there were indications of very
close finish between Messrs. Lassiter
and Southall in their Congressional race
in the Fourth District.
virginians registered here last night
were:
Murphy's: N. P. Calling, Lynchburg
S. c. Hunt. Lynchburg: Phillips Levy.
Norfolk: H J. Arlington, Claromont.
New Ford: NJ Goldberg, East Rad
ford: Sol NIusinter Roanoke; w. ii.
Adams, Manassas; Mrs. w. G. Saunders
and child, Virginia.
Lexinton: ]. H Carter, Lynchburg; B.
G. Vincent. Norfolk.
Messrs. L. T. Waterman and John S.
Griffiths. of New York. are registered at
the jefferson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
MIR. w. S. DIMMOCK RESIGNS
Passenger 6. Power Company's Gen
eraI Manager Goes to the Pacific.

Ct di lStGlidSc'- N>oSS ~ tiIS elCiiiS.
Mr.. w S. Dimmocl. who for a year
has held the position of general manager
of the Passenger and Power Company,
has rendered his resignation to accept a
position as general manager of large
system of electric railways on the Pacific
Coast. He will leave for his new work
in few days.
The severance of Mr.. Dimmock's rela
tons with the management of the local
street railway properties is a matter of
very general and sincere regret among
those who have come to know this capable
and finely equipped railroad man. Since
the recent consolidation of all the street
railways of the city under one owner
ship and control there has been a very
general desire among those who were
friendly to the company and had the in
terests OF the city at heart that the un-
hampered and supreme control and direc
ton of the whole system might be put into
his hands. Those acquainted Eith the man
and his manner and methods of work felt
confident that in this event all concerned
would find their interests courteously con-
sidered and amply safeguarded
One of Mr. Dimmock'S strong points
was the fact that by straight dealing he
won the confidence of the men in his en-
ploy. During the year, as the men on the
cars have come to know him better, there
has been an increasing heartiness about
the assurance from the men at all times
that ''Dimmock is q white man" They
have implicitly trusted that he would
give them a straight deal every time.
The recent death of Mr.. Frederick
Frese. and the resignation of Mr. Dim
mock deprive the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company of the services of the
two professional railroad men connected
with that company who We're peculiarly
we'll equipped to handle the present
involved local situation, and, if unem-
barrassed and properly supported. to
bring order and system out of chaos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
FIFTY-EICHTH WEDDING DAY
Mr.. aud Mrs. Guggenheimer Arrive
Bremen-Dead Convicts Term.
lSpeeial Dispatch to The Times

iSpeclnI DlsTatcn
LYNCHBURG. VA. July 9.-Giles Ben
nett the negro convict who died at the
Iententiary Monday. was convicted in the
lvnchhurg Court OF highway robbery and
was sentenced to fifteen years impris-
onment-ten years for the crime and
FIVE years as the penalty for his second
offense.
Miss Josephine Coleman. who recently
graduated from St. Andrews Home Train
Ing School. has been appointed head nurse
of DR. Martins hospital at Stuart. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nenners. parents
of Mrs Walter NJ Carroll, of this city.
celebrated a few days a go the fifty-eighth
anniversary of their wedding. which oc-
CURED in England. their native country.
Hir and Mrs. Nenners are enjoying perfect
health They have many grandchildren
and Observation-Disclosures
A cablegram received from Mr. and Mrs.
Max Guggenheimer announce their safe
arrival at Bremen. They We're accompa-
MED by their daughter, Miss Cecille Gug-
re,1fairner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
,~O~O-O~O.O~O-O~O~O~O~O~C
Gathered From the
Passing Jhrong

O~O>O~O>O~O>O ~O~O~C~O~O~
Senator Thomas S. Martin, of Scotts-
vile, is in the city. 1t was said about
the Hobbies last night that with the
Senator yesterday were Judge William f.
Rhea. of Bristol, and several other State
leaders. though none of them were regis
tered at any Of the hotels last night.
1t is more than likely that they We're
auartered at one of the clubs, where
Senator Martin ususually stops when
here.
1t could not be learned that the pres
ence of these prominent Democratic per
sonages meant anything political. thought
ii most likely did. as the weather in
Richmond is all too hot to bring them
hither for pleasure
pleasure.
There are many things about to take
place in Virginia of interest: TO the pub
lie men. and the reported conference may
have had political significance.
Messrs. A. E. Hurt. Auditor of the
Court of Claims; r. w. w. Collins, of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
RICHMOND COUNTY
The Protracted Meeting Season Conn
mences in the Northern Neck.
Special Dispatch to The Times.)


FARNHAM. VA. July 9.-NIrs. II. T.
Walker and son. of Richmond. are guests
of Mrs Samuel Lumkin in this village
Or. A. c. Fisher, who recently lost his
girls, mill by fire. is preparing TO rebuild.
Mr. Hartman Lamkin. of Emmerton. has
moved to Norfolk.
Mr. Jack Garland, who has been living
a. Ealtinore for the past two years. has
moved back TO his beautiful home in War
raw. .; :;
the county churches is now at hand. The
frst Of the season for this section will
be held at Jerusalem Baptist Church; he be
Tha nestor yill be aided by Rev. r. S.
Monde. OF Westmoreland. The week fol-
lowing a similar meeting viii be held at
Farnham in which DR.. J. J. IaElor, OF
Norfolk. will DO the preaching.
A memorial service was held at Kappa
hammock BAPTIST Church last sunday IN
honor OF the late I. f. Puiien. -, i ne NE ne
mortal sermon was preached by DR.. g. w
Beale of Heathsville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
A NEW MAIL ROUTE
Daily Papers Reach Ferguson's Wharf
and O,her Points for the First Time.

Especial Dispatch to T5e Timesl
FERGESON'S WHARF. VA. july y
The people in this section are very mucn
pleased with a new mail route when mas
tnst heer established overland from Surry
Courthouse to Furgusons Wharf. BY TINS
medium we get our Richmond daily papers
on the same day they are published Up
pers by steamer and only got them on
alternate days. which prevented a great
many people from taking a daily paper.
Hon. Thomas \. Jones has just COM
rieted a handsome residence at his farm,
Clifton on the James,. and will move
in next week
There has been several real estate deals
In this vicinity this week MIR. b. p Chap
man sold 10 Mr. Ben Thomas a part OF
the Carol farm for Sa.001. and Mr.. w. L..
Morgan sold his farm to Mr.. X. X.
Omans Tor 5000 Both purchasers are
Isle OF Wight farmers. which shows that
farming must pay in this part OF old Eir-
GINA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
YELLOW FEVER VIRULENT
Advices from Vera Cruz Report the
Scourge Unusually Severe.
(By Associated Pres.

MEXICO CITY. July 9.-Advices from
Vera Cruz report yellow fever as having
been especially virulent this summer. Some
old residents deerning themselves immune.
have died The United States commission
has been in Vera. Cruz studying condi-
tons and the local treatment Of the dis
ca Sc
DR.. Miller who had a specific for yell
low fever has died in Vera Cruz of con-
sestion of the brain Fle had presented
Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
OBITUARY..
George w. aylor.

Mr.. George ". Taylor died at his resi-
dence, No. 919 East Leigh Street. this city.
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. MI
Taylor had been i'll for the past five
months. and it had been known to his
friends and family for several weeks
that he could not recover, though his
death was a shock to them.
Mr. Taylor was native Of Essex coun-
". though he had lived in Richmond for
about nine years. during most OF which
time and up to his sickness he was one
of the most trusted and esteemed of the
employees of the Metropolitan Insurance
Company.
was married in his early life to Miss
Kate Richie, OF Augusta county, who
with the following children survive him:
Mr.. Allie Taylor. Misses EVE. Mamie.
Nellie and Willie Taylor, all of this city
Mr.. Taylor was a kindhearted and in
dulgent father and husband: thoughtful
neighbor and withal courteous gentle
man. and his death will be sad blow to
his family ard friends
The funeral Will take place from Broad
Street Methodist Church at o'clock this
afternoon and the interment Will be in
Riverview Cemetery
The pall-bearers will be selected from
Mr. Taylor's late associates in the in
surance business
Mrs. CdTOHle iHyeTS
Mrs. Caroline Myers. relct Of Joseph
Myers, died Tuesday evening at $50
O'Clock. at her residence. No. cor East
Grace Street. She had been an invalid
for several years.
Mrs Myers was born at Uhfeld, Ba-
varia on the 18th day of November
1915 She had been resident OF Rich
mond for sixty-six years. She was the
oldest member of the Beth Ahaba con-
gregation For many years she had
borne with the fortitude of her religious
faith much physical suffering. She is
survived by three children. twenty
seven grandchildren and eighteen great
grandchildren The children Mrs.
Isabella Rosenbaum. Mrs. Bertha Mayer
of this city. and Mr.. Lee Roy Myers. of
Savannah Ga
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon at ) o'clock from the Mortuary
Chapel at the Hebrew Cemetery
Child's Death.
Ramon Harrison Kappes. infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob kappes. of No. sos
Mosby Street died Tuesday afternoon
at 5:15 O'Clock; aged 3 months and five
days The funeral took place from the
residence yesterday afternoon at 4
o clock. Interment in lakewood
Mrs. j. 3. Mathews.
Mrs. ]. P Mathews died yesterday
morning ar her home. No. GIL Church
Street The funeral will take place.
this morning at 10 o'clock from Grace
Episcopal Church. Burial will be in
Shockoe Hill Cemetery.
Major Robert N. Ellis.
fsnecal Dispatch 10 THE Times.)
LYNCHBURG. Va July 9.-AIajor
Robert n. Ellis. of Amherst county,
died here last night. He was born in
Amherst eighty-one years ago. and
passed most of his life at Red Hlll'
the ancestral home of the Ellis family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
ONE OF THE MANY
QUESTIONS RAISED.
Is Mr.. WaIIerstein Eligible for
Election as Alderman?
LANGUAGE OF CONSTITUTION
The Dead-head Ticket Books of the
City Officials Are Of No Effect After
Noon To-Day-Movement to
Provide transportation.

Mr.. Joseph Walerstein, one OF the
most valuable and well equipped of the
members of the old Council which went
out of Office on July LIST, has been spoken
of prominently to succeed Nh e. r.
Thomson as Alderman from Madison
Ward Mr.. Thomson is 500. to remove
TO another ward and will resign in Sep
TENDER.
Mr. NNallerstein's friends are consider
ing a clause in Section III of the new
Constitution which says NO member
Of the Council shall be eligible during
his tenure of Office as such member, or
for one year thereafter to any Office TO
be filed by the Council by election or ap-
continent.
il is not clear whether this would pre-
vent the election of q recently retired
Councilman 10 n seat in the Board OF
Aldermen Had the new Constitution
gone into effect on July 1st it clearly
would have invaldated the election OF
Mr.. Mccarthy as Police Commissioner
from Jackson Ward. Mr.. James Caskie
has been mentioned as Police Commits
sioner from Monroe Ward in the event
OF the resignation of Mr.. Laube but this
clause cuts him out. 1t is hardly probable
that Mr.. Caskie would consent to be
candidate if he were eligible
If Mr. Wallerstein is declared by the
city attorney TO be ineligible the leading
candidate will be Captain Cunningham
Hall, who has the confidence and esteem
OF the ward and the city in remarkable
degree.
Mr., ordway Fuller Will probably be
candidate for Mr.. Laube's place on the
Police Board if that gentleman resigns.
There were no Council committee meet
inzs Yesterday The Committees OIL Mar
kets. st. Johns EGrying Grcr.nd. Health
and Police Elections ana Schools will
meet tonight This VIII leave tie James
River Improvement Committee as the
cnly committee which viii not have met
for organization. The Council Will meet
in joint session for a short time on
Tuesday night before the meeting nf the
Board of Aldermen To pass upon the
names recommended by the Chamber of
Commerce ;fnr membership from that
body on the James River Committee
The committee will meet fer organiZa-
ticn shortly thereafter. Captain William
H. Curtis. who has done such splendid
work for this committee, will be re-elect-
ed chairman
AZ noon to-day the pass books of the
city officials On the local street railways
will become Of no effect. The movement
to provide the members Of the Council
with free transportation at the expense
Of the city by a special appropriation is
gaining Roadway. 1t is advocated by
strong men in the two branches of the
Council and is very favoratly received
on all hands.
AS It was impossible to secure the de-
sired car. the Council trolley party last
night. known as the last free ride, had
20 lie called off.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
Instructors Of the Blind.
Bv Associated Pressl

ICY 5ssoci1ted Fress:j
RALEIGH, n. c.. July 9.--The American
Associa ton of Instructors of the Blind
met here this morning for three days
session It's membership comprises the
instructors in forty-four institutions in
the United States and two in Canada and
over sixty delegates are present. This is
the sixteenth biennial session, and the
first ever held in the South
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
WOMAN SHOT TO DEATH
Annie keaton Killed by Robert Peatross
in Danvie.
tspecial Dispatch to The Times.

TSt'stfaf -
DANVIBLE. VA. July 9.-Annie kee-
ton (coloredl thirty-five years of age.
was shot and instantly killed by Robert
Peatross. also colored, shortly after II
o'clock tonight. Five shots We're fred.
Tho tragedy took place in Royalties Bot
tom. Just in rear Of the cigarette plant
OF the American Tobacco Company,
Peatross escaped. There We're no eye.
witnesses. but from the disarransement
of the furniture 1t looks as though there
vas struggle between the man and wo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
KINGS CONDITION
He Expects to Board Royal Yacht Early
Next Week.
fBy Associated Press. J

(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, July skiing Edwards pro
gress is reported tonight as uninterrupt-
eddy favorable. His Majesty reclines on
a nova bic couch most of the day. Some
of his physicians are still in constant at
tendance upon him.
1t was announced this evening that the
King intends 10 be taken on board the
Royal yacht early next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
Claytor Speaks in Roanoke.

Especial Dispatch to The Tirnes)
ROANOKE VA. july 9.-ftor. Graham
Clavtor. candidate for Congress. addressed
about 500 -oters here tonight at AS
sen1hly Hall. His speech was temperate
and he made no attack on Glass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
WANTS HIS CABINET
President Invites His Official Family to
Visit Him.
(By Associated Press. )

OYSTER BAY, L. l.. July 9-President
Roosevelt has informally invited the mem
bers of his Cabinet TO visit him at his
Sycamore Hill nome.
with departmental affairs in Washington,
and almost hourly during the day is in
communication with members of the Cab
met.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
Yount-Wescott.z

fsneci~l Dis,atch The Ti,nes>
STAUNTON, VA, July 9.-AIr David
r Yount. and Mss Lacy Westcott. of
Waynesboro. Augusta county, were
united in marriage in the County Clerks
office yesterday, by Rev. R, c. Gilmore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
r. S. Rrach. SRI

Mr.. R. S. Brach, sr.. dieS at O'Clock
last night at his residence, No. II East
Clay Street aged seventy-four years.
Deceased leaves wife and seven ch.l-
dren-Mrs D. A Arlington. r G. Erach.
Jr, c. j. w w and Miss 9. FL Brach.
NJ NJ and Charles Braeh. The funeral
arrangements Will be announced later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
UNSUITABLE HOMICIDE
James A. Campbell Shot and Killed
Telegraph Operator.

tEI ASSVcIdted PreSs.I
MACON. GA. July 9.-James A Camp
bell a builder contractor. shot and killed
G.. ". Pyron. telegraph operator for the
Central of Georgia Railway at Alden, Ca,
to-day The coroners jury decided the
killing justified. as Pyron struck Camp
bell with an iron bar
Pyron came from Tennessee. The
trouble grew out OF neighborhood quar-
rel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10

and successful farmer. and was at ons
time sheriff of the county.
Besides his wife. Major Ellis Is sur
vtved by two sons, Mr.. John e. Ellis.
of Craig county; Mr.. Newman Ellis. OF
Amherst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
DEATHS

a, o'clock yesterday
afternoon at residence No. 9i9 East.
Leigh Street. GEO. W. TAYLOR, aged
forty-nine years.
Eo0E M 30 o'clock from Broad-Ssreee
Methodist Church Intermen. at River
View Cemetery. Friends and acquatnt-
ances Invited,