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unn,nn DIES on Railroad Trnin.

MODESTO. Dec 2o--Miss Ellen
culver died suddenly this afternoon
on the southbound train shortly after
lAaving Lathrop. Consumption was
the cause OF death She was On Jne
wlv from Portland Ore 20 WIcnIta-
Kans.- her old home IN the company
OF her mother and Two sisters >1e
was "a years old
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NAPA Dec 20 Colonel Eeuer OF the
I-ni1# Starzs Engineer CurDs has submitted
his report On waterways 0f Central California
Ia has reported in favor OF completing the
work proceeding in Napa River bur opposes
tns. undertaking of any new improvements n
that stream fur the present.
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Raflwar Counselor Dies.

DETROIT. Mich, Dec 20.-E- D.
NIeddaugh- for many years general
counsel Ct the Grand Trunk Raiyway
died to-day. aged so. When foreclos-
ure proceedings were brought against
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
Passing % AIberr Yfctors.

ALAMEDA Dec. 20-AIbert Vic
tors passed away Fridav night a his
residence 1918 Paru street after n
Illness OF three weeks. Business re-
verses and 4 stroke Of apopIexy he
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CIuhman ples From Injuries.

CHICAGO, Dec 20.-Thomas d
Yates. q prominent cIubma1 OF Chi
cage. was struck by a cable car to-
night and died q few hours later He
vas a. years old.
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Modesto Merchants Life Ends.

MODESTO, Dec 20.-W-aIter B.
Wood. 4 prominent business man. sen
Tor member OF the firm OF Wood &
Son, died last night from general de-
buiry.
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the Chicago and Grand Trunk road
IN 1900, Meddaugh was made receiver
He once refused the position OF gen
eraI counsel Of the New York Central
RaiIway
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STANFORD UNIV EESITT Dec - - DY.
Torrsa1 left mis- afternoon for a. exrentfe5 TRIP
through the East He VIII deliver many Iec-
lures en- route
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cCKgAss1z szSzzALz raASsArzAYr1suz.

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS -
sailing every Thursday instead q -
Saturday. al 10 4 m f-um Pier A..
North River. Ecot or Norton street
First class EaVre. SO and upWar1 Sec
Oud class % EaTra So ard uuW1rl- -1z1N-
EZAI. AGENCY FOR E1-TrE-D STATES A-sD
C4NAUA u EruadWaE fEiul1z0r 6ulltlns1.
View York T. = FUGAZI q CO. Paci1c C-Asz
Agents 5 NI1utzCrlerT EEe1-e- san -ra1clsco.
Tickets sold cg al Railroad Ticket Agenrs-
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VAR OPENS
IN LUMBER
INDUSTRY

Manufacturers in Session al
Portland Have Disagreement
Which Nay Cause DemoraIiz-
alton Of the Export Trade
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nn-s r.laua aud TAnsso sssu=s-a

Sreauusr GEN FRISBrE OF MONTICELLO
a-sJ a n s-IJ and SD p n sEcspr su1tay-
sunday. 8-45 A. n. SD p n Leave N14le1c.
CAV a. n AZ 2 H. Fare. 80 cents Ia
Man rsoS. Ftsr : Missfou-sr GccL HATH
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A~4@WAQ - Pa mBaI. 8tNoa HEn
"Em84II ZEALAND - 3s1NEY.
5IlECf - a rGaIIis
SIERRA FOR Efszolu1u- Samoa A1ck-
fand and Svl.1ey. rhursdaT- Dee j. = ?. n
s. MARTPCSA FOR Tahiri. Jan s. I904.
II A.
: :. ALAMEDA. t1r Honolulu. IL o i9O4.
II A.
GIREEzHsAMAa. ha. h4aaMz. .SuRnM
hMntnaa - sEastl. .REh l,@H
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TOYO EISEN KAISHA.

ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP COD
Stsar-e-s VIII leave WEar< corner Firsc ard
E-anuau streets 2. n fer E0k0E1A1fA
and ECNGEOSE ealing KOBE tE-cg1l-
Naxazakf ard 5nanE1af and connecting
r-1r-<cur win steamers fer r-liia er-- No
cargo resolved en- beard On tay q sailing
Z NIPPON MARI fcallirI az MlrilaI
-----.- Wednesday. December %. 1919
AMERICA MARU- U------------------
-------------- Monday JEruarT = 100
{ ECNEECNET IlAElET- ----. ..--------
----- " stiuestiaV F=hr1ary - r1n&
Va FTorcl-1Irr RorI1d-r-fu tickets AZ rsriucet1
rarss. F1r frelEh- and passage apriy ar Gem
ra-vss gfacs 42I Market street correr FIST
" 4 AVERY General AEsrt-
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OCEAN TRAvU-


q 8. :. :. !: : !.
~N Steamers Iezv= san Fran
NNS\ cisco Is f1IIGws-
NA For Eerchika1 Wra1zaL
Rr~m ~ juneau Eaines. Skayuag.
"A l etc. AIasza-rI A. n Dec
/ u. - -. ian . Cha1zs
kE u kcT % company steamers
~ ~ Seattle
&4kTENAr For Victoria. Wz1ccuver.
Pert Townsend. Searrie. Ia
coma. Everett " Ia rcCu-L A. II. Dec. u.
- = Jan Change az Sea-ris % this cou1-
1anyfs steamers for Alassz ard c. y Ry- az
SearrIs or Tacoma % y. ?. Ry-s az Fa1cCuVer
% g P Ra1WaT-
For Eu-ska (EuubcIdt Bayi-7oucna. r.30
D II De- IS - 50. ian s. Coroua- 90 2
n Dec Il =. Ian
Far Lee Angeles via Por- Los Angefss and
RetC1dof. san Dfeg1 and santa Barcz-1-
Santa Rosa. Sundays. 4 II
stare o. California. Thursdays. q n
For Los Angeles via san P=ir0 ard EaEc
san Pedro}. Santa Barba-l- santa CrIz. Non
tzrsy. san Simeon CaTuccs. Pert Ea-c1rt San
Luis ObispC} Ventura and Hl-suerne-
Coos BaT. A n Dec -. = Il1-
Eorfra o a n Dee - g. ian =
For Euseuada- Ma MaeltaIsna Bav- san lose dei
Caro. Mazarla1. AIrara- Ia Paz- Sa1rz Rc-
saIla- Guayuas CMsLl- % A. II. Itn Gf saca
month.
For further Information cbtai1 f1its--
Right % reserved % change steamers or saiI-
irE dates.
TICKET OFFICES" New Mortgo7-
z-T street Palace Eor=D. 10 3la-xsr zrrser a-3
EruadvaV Uharvaa-
Freight Office 10 Market scress-
c =. CCNANS. General Passenger AEerr-
10 Market srrssr. san Francisco
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O. X. q ~, CO.

'-Coiuubia-- saiIs Dec - Ian u zs.
20 - 4-r - ssC7a-rz- " E-5zrsr saiIs
Dec = Jan > - = Feh- > = ard -
Only steamship Ire 20 PCRTLAND or and
short raj line from Portland % az points
East through tickets % al points. al ra-l
OF Steamship and rail az Low EST RATES
Steamer tickets fncl--fs cer-1 ard meals
Steamer sails f1or CT spear ST II n 8
2 booth Gen AEr Pass Dept : Nom
z1u1erv St C. CLrFEN1E2D+ Cen AZ FrsIg1-
Depr : 1IonrEuuery
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Weekly CALI ST per Year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
Carton Neights.
OOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOO

Mr.. w. w. Croxton. OF washington.
d. c.. is expected home tonight.
Mr.: W. q. Hardwick, Of Washington, Is
ya Me eHn f14 eSs9 aae s3n
The alligator found by Carter. the
mail man, on North Avenue. near the
school house Tuesday morning. Is the
property Of Mr.. Robert Patrick. at Mr..
w. s. Amory's florist. 1T has wan
dered away on several occasions and re.
turned to the owner. It Is only small
one, about two feet long.
Mr.. Clarence Madison. OF Hanover. is
visiting Mrs. Briefs.
Mrs. t. G. Crenshaw. Is quite sick.
Miss Jessie Wilkinson has returned from
Petersburg,
after visit to Petersburg:
Miss Kate Lash, of Norfolk, Is visiting
Mrs. John ID. Harding.
New York, is expected home In few
Mrs. W. =. Morrison. of Petersburg.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Sat-
Mrs. Triton and family, OF Richmond.
have moved into their residence on Bar
MISS Ernestine shuman has returned to
williamsburg. after q visit to Brookland
Mrs. G. II. wilkinson and family are
visiting relatives in Petersburg.
Mrs. Hall and daughter, Annie, are
visiting In Petersburg.
Miss Gertrude Jones, or Manchester, Is
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and DR.. Leech produced no signs OF any
Injury which might have been inflicted
In an assault There was no bruiso
upon tho body and tho patient exhibited
no pain when he coughed-an impossible
ity If his side had been Injured by
blow. The skin was In fact remarkably
white and clear for @ man OF his age.
There were no external evidences what
soever OF a blow. Tho examination by
DR. Hodges resulted In tho conclusion
that Mr. Beverldge was suffering with In
Illumination of the brain, due to toxic
condition of the blood Any injuries
which he might previously have sustain.
ed had no effect whatsoever upon him.
THE AUTOPSY.
When tho autopsy was held 1t develop
cd an Identical fact. It was Of particu-
lar interest to the medical world In that
it gave clear example OF how man
might be diseased internally and yet give
no sign of 1t. It was found In this e1-
animation that Mr. Beveridge had Sc
rious kidney affection, double pneumonia
and so on. The ribs over which the bHw
Is said to have fallen were altogether un-
injured A slight scalp wound about an
inch and half long was discovered but
it was too trivial for serious consideration.
1t looked something like scratch and
might have come from slight fall.
There was also q barely observable con-
gestion of the BRAIN which was thor
oughly examined.
In view of this report OF the coroner as
to the autopsy and the testimony Of the
witnesses the jury rendered verdict
as above set forth.
THE POLICE END OF IT.
Both at the inquest yesterday and af-
forwards when speaking to a reporter,
Detective Wren expressed the positive
conviction that there was no foul play
and no assault. It has been reported that
during his dlirium Mr.. Beverdge men
Toned certain names of people who We're
after him. This has been investigated
and has been found to amount to moth
ing. The whereabouts of tho missing
watch is known. Mr.. Beverdge said be-
fore he died that 1t was in a safe place
and that he could get It in few days
Tho dead man had little or no money
on his person. The trouser pockets were
cut, but from the inside and might have
been done by Mr. Beveridge himself. Mr.
Wren gives no consideration whatso-
ever to this point In fact, he states flat
~ that the investigation as n whole has
failed to produce a single thing upon
which might be based theory Of foul
play.
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.s.I-!-!..l-!-.-
Chestnut It'll and
f1ghl1na Park

Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. Mayo Wills. who has been quite
III at the Old Dominion Hospital. Is rap
idly convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Woolley. who
have been visiting Mrs. George Reader,
Mr. Frank Wingfield has been quite
sick for several days.
Mrs. James Broadus, Burdett who has -.
will spend few days in Richmond. prior
Mrs. Leila I smither has been quite
Charles w. Wing field, in Highland Park
ing Mrs. Benjamin Siiines. IN Ashland.
III for several weeks. at st. Luke's Hos
pital, has returned to his home. much
improved IN health: I, !, !, -,
has been visiting friends on Chestnut
Mrs, Lambert has been visiting her Sis g.
county
Mr.. Ress D. Haller has been quite un-
well.
ting Mrs. William Mahoney Cole.
Miss jamie Gaines, who has been sick,
Is improving.
Park Methodist Episcopal Church by
Miss Hattie Goodwin is able to resume
her ScnOOl duties, altCT al aeAtcuuc1 ~
Nj and Mrs. George L. Sherman and
their little son. George. OF washington
are visiting Mrs. Sherman's sister. Mrs
Miss Elizabeth Bowman continues quite
sick.
Mrs. Henry l.. Watkins and daughter,
Kathleen, OF st. Louis. have been visit
ing Miss Gretchen Lewis. Of Highland
Mr. Clayton Bowman Iss, greatly Inn
proved after protracted illuess
Miss Clara Bristow, Of Mathews county,
sPendnfg some ams w,! PARK ss
MIR. w. G. Propst, OF Highland Park.
who was very painful hurt in a railroad
accident some, time ago, has resumed
Mrs. richardson and daughter, of New
York who have been visiting their rela-
tive, Mrs. Regain, OF Fourth Avenue,
have returned home.
Miss Myrtle BEDFORD, who has been WIS.,
tting friends In Richmond, VIII very
shortly return home.
who Sns been an invalid for many years
is quite iii at the Home for .1ncurables. .
Mrs Rock, of Second Avenue. has
moved to Richmond.
Miss Virginia Tyler. OF Spillman. w.
Va. has been visiting her grandpa rents,
Mr.. and Mrs, William II. Tyler, in high
Nj Mrs. Charles w. Vaughan Is much
Mrs. Mrs. Arnold. who has been spending
some time with Mrs. Kells. has returned
to Chattanooga. Tenn. where she VIII
Join Mr.. Arnold.
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Inspect State Troops.

The inspection Of State troops will be
made shortly by the following officers:
Lieutenant-Colonel w. j. Perry, Staun-
tom Company X, May 18th.
Major William M. Smith, Alexandria,
Company G, May 18th.
Major S. w. Martin, Danville, Com
pany M May 18th.
Major c. o. saville, Richmond, Com
pany A. May 18th; Company b, May 18th;
Company G, May 18th; Company II, May
10Th; Company II, May Dist
Major and Surgeon w. M. Randolph,
Charlottesville. Company D. May 18th.
Lynchburg-Captain r. e. Craighill.
Company p. May 18th.
acknowledgement u. S. Martin, Com
pany I, May 18th.
redericksburg-Capt +. II. Revere.
Company l.. May 18th.
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THE MAN
ABOUT
Town
BY
Harry Tucker
DAILY CALENDAR.
~. foin,.l :, li6nfa fnr Iai1 /.

DAILY CALENDAR.
1at3-Chnrlie Bland a canddate for Leu-
teEant-Governor.
1aoi-senator Barksdale making speeches
for him.
A fellow whom we will designate az
Smith, which may or may not he MS real
name, has sent us this verse, for no
other reason that we can state than that
lie has a sweetheart and that he wants
to express his feelings.
We have had sweethearts oursclf, and
we can. therefore, bear with our friend
Smith. Hero is the verse:
Everybody has sweetheart that they
love best
Everybody thinks their sweetheart better
than the rest;
I've sweetheart who for months has
Ever since / told my love beneath the.
old park tree.
With a knife / wish to carve upon that
sturdy oak,
And oftimcs in the twilight there OF fu-
ture years we spoke;
And traced little heart upon inc 90 o!,
oak tree,
While just beneath carved the namo OF
V-I-R-G-I-E."
we think our friend Smith Is on the
right track and If his sweetheart sees
these lines he has sent US, she can't help
feeling that he thinks something OF her,
for the verge tells its own story.
we only hope that she has brown eyes
like our own sweetheart.
When Mr.. Charlie Bland, of Portsmouth.
gets red In the face and waves his arms
about be IS making 2, good speech.
His resonant voice sounds all over inc
capitol building and even the squirrels
In the Square pause for moment.
We like to drop Into the House OF Del
egates hall when he is speaking. for he
imprcsscs us.
He also impresscs the other members,
and they have to listen to HIM
! There arc some members who have the
ability to hold the attention OF the croWd,
and there arc some who clear out botf
tho gallery and the floor when they start
in to speak.
But not SO with Charlie, and when no
gets to be Lieutenant-Governor ne mas
promised to give five Of our barefooted
boys job as pages at SO much per oie''i'
There Is SO much Joy In the thought OK
n baseball game. and when we get out
from the worries OF business Tor rest
md locate In nice, comfortable place.
| In the grand-stand we look upon ouFsc'IA
as basking In the sunshine OF the acme
OF bliss, or words to that effect.
We so love 10 shout oursclf hoarse. anht
we like to call the umpire a ropDcr ana
n horsethief from the crowd ana th!oush
the wire netting.
We like to SEQ the catcher get hit on
the finger with n ball, and we like to SEQ
the first baseman spike the runner q
he tries to steal second base. We delight
in seeing tho batter get hit in the ego
with pitched ball. and It's so nice TO
see the catcher and the third baseman run
together In going for foul fly.
An umpire mobbing Is one OF the ne-
lights Of our life, and we like to see thu
crowd jump out on tho field and chase
the visiting team away from the grounds.
All these things We earnestly hope 10
sec, as the season Is now on.
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SUN -. - "
SEASIDE OUTINGS
C. G. O. Rail. WAY.
Every Sunday.
Newport New, Old Point, euckroe,
ocean View and Norfolk, $l,oo Round
Trip, Cape Henry and virginia
Beach, St.25 Round Trip.

Two special fast trains leave Rich
mond-s:30 A. M, and 900 A. M. every
sunday-parlor car attached, $3.50 A. NJ,
train for Buckroe. Old Point, Ocean View
and Norfolk via Ocean View. 900 A. nj,
train for Newpo,; News. Old Point and
Norfolk.
returning leave Norfolk Ocean View
Railway 1900 p. NJ, Ocean View 1880
r.. NJ. and Old Point S15 p. Nj. arriving
Richmond 10:15 =, NJ. Tickets also good
returning on C. and o. train leaving Nor
folk 400 p. NJ. Old Point 4:25 P. NJ. and
Newport News 4:55 r. NJ.
Passengers for Cape Henry and Vir-
glnia Beach handled on Chesapeake Tran
sit cars, new electric line, running every
half hour Norfolk to Cape Henry and
Virginia Beach, A delightful ride along
the coast In full view of the ocean.
Most attractive and delightful Sunday
outings so far arranged via the chesa-
peake and Ohio to the seaside resorts.
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No Conflict,

Speaker Ryan, in discussing the cleo
ton in Amelia and Nottoway to fill the
vacancy caused By the resignation OF Mr..
southall. says there WAS no conflict be-
tween the chairmen of tho Democratic
committees of those counties, He says
that he called tho election for May 9Th.
hut at the request of the chairmen of
the Democratic committees of both coun-
ties he directed the sherffs of those coun-
ties not to proceed with the call. He
says that he has had no further request
from the Democratic committee OF either
county.
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fulton Hows.

After an absence of several years from
Fulton citizen. is now the guest Of his
mother Mrs. Albert Morgan, of Lester
Street. having arrived yesterday morning:
Seven years ago Morgan left Fulton and
enlisted in the navy. At the outbreak OF
the Spanish war he was. transferred TO
tile New York as an oiler. He served
through the war on the New YORK ana
was an eyewitness of the famous battle
of Santiago
Mr., Morgan received $500 as his share
of the prize money for the sinking OF the
Spanish fleet, He Is OH a fourteen-day
THROUGH, having secured leave of absence
while the Iowa, on which he Is now stat
toned Is tied zip in New York. Mr., MOT
gan was heartily greeted by his old
friends yesterday
Work was started yesterday Of repair
wrecked in a landslide several weeks
ago. The work Is under the supervision
/ of Superintendent j. M. Bryant OF the
National Cemetery.
Mr.. George Cornwall, prominent New
York stock broker, Is visiting, the old
homestead of tina Cornwals. wilton, on
the James.
The attendance upon the bazaar being
held by the Ladies' Auxiliary Society of
Denny-street M. Il. Church is on the In
was lledd with buyers. An interesting
programme Is well rendered every nlsntt'
MT. r. T.. Harrison left YESTERDAY az,
ternoon to attend the Baptist Conventi3t,iIi.
in Savannah. M. Harrison goes oe c, as the
Rev. w, S. Leake. former pastor OF Ful-
ton baptist church, was In Fulton yes
terday while en- route to Savannah 70 at
tend the Southern Baptist Convention
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ARE PATRoNIzING
STREET-CAR LINES

berries are drawing numbers Of people to
his place on the Westhampton electric
line daily. All Of the parks are getting
their share of patronage now, and as the
days grow warmer this patronage bids
fair to increase In Petersburg, the resi-
dents go to Ferndae Park and watch the
progress OF the work of the Virginia
Passenger and Power Company III de-
veloping the water power Of the Apo
mattoS River
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HIGH-cLAsS SHOW

Entertainment Tomorrow Night at
Murphy Annex for Good Cause.
The entertainment at Mnrphy's Annex
the best of the season. Those who are
to take part embrace the pick of the
finest OF local talent in each instance
Professor Frank Cosby will direct, and
the amount realized will go to ST. Peters
Cathedral,
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very sick at his home No. GA East
Grace street, Is much improved.


Grace street, Is much improved.
BY invitation Of the Lakeside Club.
Mrs. Scott Parrish will be club hostess
at the reception to be given next Satur-
day from 8 to 10 r M
She will be assisted by Mrs Henry
H. Cabell, Mrs. Horace $. Halves, Mrs.
w. S. p, Mayo, Mrs. George Bryan, Mrs.
j. D. Noel Mrs. w. II. Parrish. Mrs.
Lucien 3. Tatum. Mrs Levin Joynes, Mrs.
Moncure Perkins. Mrs Thomas Boiling,
Mrs. Turner Arlington. Mrs Henry VIII
lians, Mrs. j. w. Young, Mrs. William l.
Royalb Mrs. Abe Warwick and Mrs.
Hugh Skdpwith
Mr.. William P. Adkins has returned
from Southern trip, and will be at home,
No 2l2 South Third Street, for the next
ten days.
Miss Emily Townes, of Petersburg en-
tertained guests from Philadelphia, Rich
mond and Norfolk for tho german given
at the Country Club this week.
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More Liquor Licenses.

The few remaining applications for
LIQUOR licenses will be heard this morn
ing by Judge Witt In the Hastings Court.
Several contests are anticipated, and It
is quite probable that a number of the
petitioners will ba turned down.
Eliza Wallace. colored, was sentenced
to twelve months in the Hastings Court
yesterday for smuggling a saw to Charley
Spencer, who recently effected his escape
from the old temporary jail in Nineteenth
Street.
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visiting Mrs. j. Y. Green.
Tho little daughter Of Mrs. w. L. Sum
mers Is quite sick.
Miss Annie Lee Mccarthy. OF Harri-
sonburs, is visiting friends near the Semi
nary.
Tickets to the Bostock benefit for the
West Point suffers can be found at the
drug store Several young ladies' VINO
are willing to assist in this worthy cause
are requested to call and help with the
sale of tickets. t8
During the morning rounds Of County
yesterday, he came across young man
on Poe Street. Barton Heights. who gave
c. He was arrested as n suspicious
character and turned over to the city
police
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opp-FELLOWS.

Account dedication Of Odd Fellows
Home at Lynchburs, Va. May llth,
special fast train will be run via NorlolK
and Western Ry., leaving Norfolk Sunday.
May 10th, II A. M. stopping at Suffolk
and Petersburg, Returning leave Lynchf
burg II p, NJ. May 18th. Round trip from
Petersburg $3.50 Passengers leaving Rich
mond at 1920 p, NJ Sunday, May 10th,
will connect with special train at Peters,
burg.
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THERE WAS
NO MURDER
Mr.. Beverldge Died a Natural
Death.
THE VERDICT OF THE JURY
Detective Wren States Positively that
There Are No Signs of Foul
PIay-The Au-
topsy.
THE VERDICT OF THE JURY

1.-THE jurors sworn to enquire when.
how and by what means the said William
II. Beverldge came to his death. upon
their oath do say that he came to his
death on the Sd day of May, 1908 from
natural causes and from O complication
of diseases.
(signed) "LoRR1MER JAMES, NJ. D.,
Coroner.
GEORGE e. ANDERSON,
Foreman.
IN. J. FERR1TER.
mike DUGAN, JR.,
wv. A. SMITH,
"A. w. SMITH,
wv. p. TERRY
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The Giffen Musical Comedy Company
has made great hit in Atlanta. 1t
played there on Monday night to a capa-
city audience. and has filled the Bijou
theatre at every performance since the
opening. Corbin SHIELD telegraphs that
the hit made by the organization Is sim
ply and truly sensational,
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Mrs. B. Masters. OF Newport News, Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. G. o, Goode OF
No. Al4 East Marshall Street.
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Mrs. John L. Eubank. OF Warm Springs.
remained In Richmond for the meeting of
the Confederate Bazaar Associa ton, to
be held in Lee Camp Hall to-day at noon.
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Miller 6 Rhoads.
Miller & Rhoads.
Extraordinary Offerings
In Silks For this Week

We started special sale of Silks week ago, and the
returns last week were satisfactory to us in every way
This week been continued and the sales thus far at
the beginning been larger than those OF
the beginning of the first week.
Confidence begets confidence. We kncq our silks were
worthy in every way and that every customer would be
living advertisement Of the goods.
That's why the Silk Sale just productive now as at the be-
ginning.
Few Of the specials quoted this morning:
75c and $500 Fouards, $50
S.25 EOuardS, '4yc
Strped 'yc
SIPS Corded Tanetas 49c
75c Stripcd 5yc
SLOO Striped 7affetas SIC
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07

Miss Sophie White will leave this week
TO visit Miss Lanahan. in Baltimore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07

The Louisiana Table Committee is called
by the chairman to meet in Lee Camp
Hall to-day at II a. M.