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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-01

presented to mutual friends, With tho View
to retiring tho two who should appear
the weakest. This proposition had been
declined, said the speaker, but Captain
Bihford. who wns present, said he had
not declined, ana Mr. Gardner said he
was glad the proposition was still open.
AN OtD-r1MiCR.
When Mr.. Gardner closed he was
oheered loudly by his homo townsinen,
and Captain Binford came to the front. \
He tToke briefly OF his record In the
House In the session OF 1904, and while
he was 80 engnged8n vntnr tn the rear
OF the hall arose and demanded to know
IL the speaker had not boon instructed to
vote for Fitz Lee for United states Sen
ator, and then voted for Martin. rhs
rather excited the speaker, and he was
somewhat rough In his reply He denied
tho intimation with much spirit, md tho
gentleman who made 1t withdrew It, and
Captain OBanl,on had said Captain Bin
ford voted for General Loo. Captain Bin
ford took occasion to say that the Chess
apcnke and Ohio Railroad Company, for
which he was then working, had tnado
some demands upon hin, to vote for Mar
tin, but he had refused to disoboy tho
wishes Of his people.
Captain Binrord had mich to say Of
his opponents, but he spoke Of them in n
pleasant strain, and closed With an ear
nest appeal for the nomination on Thurs
dav.
WEIRD VERY BRIEF.
The candidates Of sheriff wero very
brief. Mr.. Solomon had onlyl TO say that
le had served the people to tho best OF
his ability for twelve years and would
BIO grateful for another term IN tho office
Mr.. Tiller followed In Il speech Of about
the snfne length. He said he had no
public record and could only appeal to
his people upon his long residence In the
county as a citizen. and business man.
'squirc Dorrlcott spoke for reelection
to the office Of Justice ofithe peace, and
was followed in brief speech ~ Mr..
s. p. Waddlll, who advocated his own
claims for recollection to tho clcrkship.
Mr.. Waddlll referred to his long service
In the Office and asked his hearers to
again endorse him on Thursday.
Mr.. j. y. Broadclus. who Is Mr.. Wnd-
dill's competitor. made speech In his
own Interest. and pointed out that na
circuit clerk he had rendered himself In
every way fitted FOR the p:1cc.
Treasurer Brnuor was not present. hut
was represented BY his deputy, Mr.. r..
Walker Jeter, Mr.. 8. M. o Bannon spoke
for Mr.. Todd. who Is out for treasurer,
and Mr. ffcchler was l,nronrcsented.
Commissioner of tho Revenue Charles
w. Childrcy asked another endorsement
from his people. aud tho last speech was
made by Mr.. Chlldrey's opponent Mr.,
Caslsic Smith. The meeting adjourned at
II o'clock the utmost harmony having
prevailed throughout.
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YEAR FOR "PlsToL-ToTlNG.'
Richmond Negro Gets a Heavy Dose o.
Washington Justice.

The Washington Star thus chronicles
the sad experiences of q bad Virginia ne
gro with his gun on an excursion at the
capital, and the fate that bcfell him:
Cleveland Joiner. a colorcd youth. who
Is here on q visit from Richmond, will not
return Nto his homo for nearly a year I'M
less he pays a tax OF $780, levied on him
by, Judge Bundy, Of the Police Cou.t,
this morning.
What did this man do?" the court
asked Mounted Policeman Williams, after
Joiner had pleaded guilty of carrying a
pistol.
HE went down the river on a coured
excursion last night and was put down
into the hold OF the boat because he had
some trouble, They let him 20 when the
boat arrived in Washington and found
him running around the wharf looking
What happened then" the officer was
asked
II arrested him and found a loaded re-
vover In the front Of his shirt"
y had the revolver" Joiner admitted.
spend 900 days In the. workhouse.."
This Is rather" worse than Crutchieid
justice. and will doubtless nrovc a warn
ing to negroes from this State to loavo
their cannons at home when they purpose
to%"do'' Washington.
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'SIMM ERMAN WlTHDRAWS
His Bad Health and Business Interests
Prevent His Candidacy.
(spcclal to The TImcs-pispatch,l

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
SASSlN, VA, Aug. 3l.--IIon. S, S. Zim-
norman is suffering from some slight In
disposition cbcause Of becoming over
heated whilst attending to his nrduous
farm duties just after the Legislatures
ADJOURNMENT so much 81 that no Is adj
vised by his local physician that II slight
operation will be necessary for complete
relief He will soon come to Richmond
and put himself under Dr.. Geo. B. john
sons care. ".
This morning, August 2Sth. he wrote a
letter TO Mr.. Trinklc, county chairman OF
Wythe, declining -. accpp~ the nominal
ton for the House OF Delegates from
The county Of Wythe,
Stephe, as he Is Familiarity called says
he has Just finished thrashing $500 bush
els of fine wheat. has ll5 cattle for tho
export market. that will average 1850
pounds each. which he is holding for
ga cents, and that whilst he feels that
he should not. under tho circumstances
stand for the House he wants IL dis
tinctly understood" that he is in the, race
to the finish for lieutenant. governoishp,
and YIN be further heard from later,
west and the Republicans OF the Ninth
District are preparing for war to the
knife. and death to the opposition"
Mr., II. M, r, Hunter will, in al proba I.
bility. he the nominee for the House by
the Republicans, for PULASKI, and right
hard he will be to be bcat
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aE Re sHs ys o s e ros ae fharf T
o'clock this ti1ori,lng. nnd the body Will
30 taken TO Rochester on The noon tralli
Air. shepardson was motr,ber OF
Richmond Lodge No. TO-, A.. 7. & 3. NJ.
ana ana, q ieltegatlon, froh tho lodge Will nt-
The following genteneh Will net az pail
,Ssn} q Ap Lanaer I !, 4 3 nar.
John Page Bargamin.s
Mr.. John P. Bargalnin died at his homo,
fittleth year Of his ago.
John Page 13nrgatnln was the Only son
g. or George nnd Mary Jane r., Bnrgainll. lie
w WIS born March 20 1898. IN te same
lived In any other After receiving tbs
usual common school education he enter-
eel Richmond College from which no grad
icge he took lie & position ,S Of shipping clerk
with the old iirm OF O.. & a. Bargumin,
Of which his father, was the senior part.
nor and remained there for thirty years,
portancc to the general manager FOR
several years back he has not been In good
health and has not been engaged IN any
ana three sisto Of sryef Henry z. jones',
lwlfc Of Or. II. G. Joncs Mrs. Archie p.
Bigelow, and Miss Jennie I3nrgatnn. one
OF MS sisters, now dead, was the mother
OF Byrd F1ge Dunnavhnt lie was never
married Mr.. Bargarnin was one Of the
organizers OF the Walker Light Guard and
when lieutenant In that organization
was qnite prominent In military circles.
Lodge, No. 49, A. r. and A. NJ and Of
the Mystic Shrine.
The funeral Will take place from ire
homo this afternoon at I O'Clock. Tho
Or. w. r. l.. Smith and the burial will
be In Hollywood. Tho pail bearers will
be: i. W. Blakey. J. IT. Hnnshall, William
r. u. Knowles, Luther NJ. Camp and Goo.
Poe.
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GORMAN AND PRESIDENCY
The Maryland Senator'S Candidacy Is
Contingent on TWO Things.
ecial to Tho Tinles-Dispatch.

Especial to Tho Timcs-Dispatch)
WASHINGTON. p. G.. August Sl,-A
friend oc Senator German said to-day
that while all this talk Is proceeding,
whether the Senator can or cannot get
the Democratic nomination for the presl-
dency, the gossipers may DO reckoning
with out their host. According TO this nar-
rator, It Is by no means foregone con-
clusion that Senator German Is q candi-
date.
Tho friend In question went on to say
that Senator German will sock the nOHl-
nation If he Is reasonably confident Of
two results, namely, that he can secure
the nomination, and that his chances for
election AFRO equal t> those OF the Republi-
can candidates, A handicap upon either
proposition, 1t was stated, would preclude
his appearance before the convention "a
q candidate.
1t was stated that the Senator does not
care for complimentary nomination.
with defeat staring him In tho face, lie
would abhor tho idea OF being u candidate
before tho convention and meeting de-
feat there. Ills position In American poll
tics and craftsmanship is so well secured
that lie does not feel tho necessity for
empty honors.
There are many contingencies, 1t was
explained which enter Into the situation
and all Of these will be carefully taken
into account by Senator German before
he allows his name to go before the con-
vention with hls authority, IT will be re-
called that no man has the right to sag
to-day that Senator German Is an avowcd
candidate for The presidency
when the Senator's name goes be-
fore tie convention" said this friend. ut
will be when he feels sure of nomination
and when he Is reasonably contract OF
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REQUISITlON ISSUED
FORA. S. COLYAR. JR.

One of the first acts of tho Governor
the Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia for the deliv-
cry to Detective Alex. NJ. Tomlinson Of
Arthur S. Coyar, Jr. now In custody In
answer the charge of obtaining by false
jpretcnces $2l925 from the Jefferson Hotel
Company. The requistion was issued on
tho request Of Hon II. r. Pollard, acting
senco from the city Of Commemorative
Attorney Richardson. Mr.. Tomlnson will
probably leave to-day for Washington to
bring Colyar back, He Is a young lawyer.
for his arrest, on which the acquisition Is
'lased, was sworn out by Manager r. NJ.
Fry, OF the Jefferson before Justice Her
man NoNe, eH st5.
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Miss Harris Breaks Her Ankle,

Miss Emma Harris OF Richmond, who
Is visiting her brother, Mr., II. II. Harris.
In lynchhurg, met with most painful
days News, While about to board n car
at the corner of Main and Fifth Streets,
her foot slipped into the opening to a
sewer with the result that her ankle was
broken. Not far from where tho acct
dent occurred Is the business house OF
her brother, Mr., II. II. Harris, and at
the time tho accident occurred Or, George
II, Harris. of Madison, another brother.
lady was carried to this establishment
she received the best OF attention, After
remaining there an hour or so her broth-
crs carried her to the residence OF Mrs,
II, II, L, Adams, on Cnbell Street, where
she now iS, .u
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POLITICAL NEWS
FROM OVER STATE I. Il
Chairman Ellyson Tells What
He Has Heard-G Goes to
New York.

Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson, chairman OF
the Democratic state Central Committee,
VIII leave to-day for New York, where
no Will be absent for the rest of Tho
week on q business mission. On his way
back Mr.. 11llyson has accepted ali invi-
tation to speak at @ convention Of ho
rural Young Mems Christian Associa-
tieens, TO be held at Wnrrenton.
tersl Mr. 1llyson said Yesterday that hi
had received notice from Mr.. a. j. Bon
durant that he would contest the nonliHn-
durant and Judge Moss were candidates
for tho Democrat tic nomlnh tion for the
House or delegates, Judge Moss being
from buckingham and Mr.. Bondurant
There Is q contest for the Democratic
nomination for the county reas,irership
Of Alhemarle. Mr.. William Garth. III,
foryhearing before the committee.
Nothing further has boon heard by the
chairman, Of the primary. recently les
chester Z districts, in which Judge +. :;
for the State Senate ai,d Mr.. o.iitles
named for the House In Shenandoah. and
Mr.. ETC. Jordan for the House from
Frederick and Winchester. The commit
Iteo declared tho primary irregularta few
days before It was held put 1t was then
with tho law. 1t is not known whether
Mr.. llupton, the rival asplrant for the
senatorship, will further contest, tho mat
tor Of the lrregularity of Judge Tavcnners
chairman .of similar violations Of + the
primary plan from several other counties
in the State, but no official information
thereof has come to him.
Mr. Ellyson stated that these, contests
would not be taken up by the COM
lnitee until the regular meeting ITO he
t,o1l olr,if fTt,n c Ft - 10
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BUSBY-WEST
Beautiful Wedding in the Baptist Church
at Barbourseile.
Especial from Staff Correspondent)

tG al 6arDOuTSel'e' tgs4
(spccial from Staff Correspondent.)
BARBOURsvILLE, VA, August 31.--
One OF tho most attractive maria ges
ever witnessed in this village took place
at the Baptist Church Tuesday, August
18TH at high noon. when Miss Pearl Viz
ginia West. of Barboursylle, became the
bride of Mi. Mcrryne w. Busby, OF Phil III:
adelphla. Tho church was artistlcally
with palms and potted plants, inter-
spcrsed with fragrant and beautiful cut
flowers. At the appointed hour. to the
beautiful strains of :Lohengr!n, slsillfully
rendered By Mrs. B. w Mundy, the
bridesmaids came alternately IRON t NE
aislcs to meet the bride at the front door
and the procession moved to the altar
In the following order: Misses Rosa
Cunningham. Misses Bette West and
Mamie Busby. Messrs. Hamm and Cum
ningham; Miss. Alice Rohr and Lizzie
Maulconer, Messrs. nv nit sen, r,s ana
Eula West. sister of the, bride and Elsie
Wood, We're daintily gownod In white or
CANDY Then came the matro J., oi i,ihonH :,
handsome costume OF wlGe., carrying
white lilies, after whom followed tho
bride, attired en- train. carrying q shower
bouquet of Brides roses and l,iles' can
ii. West. She was met at the altar by
the groom, who, with his best man. Mr..
Joseph Rohr. had entered from the organ
room. The ceremony was performed By
Rov. Mr. Flanagan, Of Orange.
Tho bride Is extremely popular and at
tractive young lady, and the groom Is
thriving young business man OF Phla-
delphla. Immediately afterthe ceremony
the bridal party won't to the home of the
served with invited friends and relatives
of both bride and groom.r4 The bridal
party left on the Southern Road for q
Northern tour, after which they Will re-
side in Philadelphia.
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Was a Church. Worker

She was In her twcnty-third year and
4 member of tho Unon- Station Methodist
Church and Sunday-scnoo She vas also
a member of tho Leo Cook US. a more
earnest and devoted young Christian was
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Standing of the Clubs.

At Washington-W shiMgtoh. captured
the first game OF to-days double-header
and Boston took the second. Darkness
ended the second game after eight IN
ninGs.
First game: =
Washington 2sS's 90 = s !
BatterIes-Pattcn and Drill; Dineen and
Second game:
Washington ....",o ooooooo2e-2
Boston .,...........1 o. Id ~ .
Batterics-Dunkle and Drill; Gibson and
Stahl. Time, :93. Umpire, Connolly,
Attendance, l.422. 8
At st. I.ouls--s, Louis took the double
header from Cleveland this afternoon as
easily as tho latter team defeated 81
Louis yesterday.
First game:
ST. louis .........4o o12o1o.-S 10 :
o' MISUNDERSTANDING and sugden; Moore
and Bemis. Time. l4o. Umpire, OLougll-
lin.
Score r. ~;
81 s,;o, LS ), lis 49,. 3 . o o9oo do1
Batteries-Powell and Sugden;- stovnll
and Abbott. Time, 1892. Umpire, O'Lough.
lin. Attendance. 3l0o.
Southern League.
Atlanta T. Shreveport 8.
Montgomery I. Memphis g..
Birmingham 8, Little Rock g
Nashville 10, New Orleans Z.
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Standing ofthe Clubs.
LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

At New York-Tho Philadelphia Nation
ais lost both games to the local team
ut the Polo Grounds to-day. NlcGlnnty
pitched both games, scoring a double
win for the third time this season.
Score: r. Fl. z,
New York ........13.OOooOo 0
Philadelphia ......0 0 5000 Ill 8 D
Batteries cGlnnity aud lta.ner: Fra
ser and thinner Time, 1870. Umpire,
Hurst and Moran.
Second gan1e:
New York .......00 01211 s 90 H.
phiiadelphla .....'.O 0 . Oooooo-2 6 6
Notwithstanding and Warner; Dug
gleby and Doin. Time, ! :3333. Umpire MO-
ran and Hurst. Attendance, 3,496.
At Cincinnati Bunched hits In three In
gnvo the locals to-days game.
ST G;his;ago ?2eoo !, 3 - i
Batterles-Wicker and King; Suthoff,
Poole and re.tz. Time. 200. Umpire.
Johnston. Attendance. 2,100.
AT Broklyn-In an embarrassing game an
one-sided gamo Brooklyn defeated, Boston
hero today f''f9 RlH 'n3ffI-l2.
Score: r. III. 10:
Brooklyn ,.......2 ] 6 8 Id 10 I
Batteres-Wi and Moran; Jones
and Ritter. Time, 1:40. Umpire, O'Day.
Attendance, 1900.
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NEW PRESIDENT OF
VIRGINIA OPTICIANS

Mr.. A. F. Jahnke. Jr.. who was re-
Gently elected president OF the Virginia
Optical Association at staunton, Is the
proprietor Of the jcwclry firm OF Jahnke
Brothers. Of this city, and one OF the
best known opticians Of the State. nc
has taken great interest In the Optical
Association from It's incipiency being
elected vice-presidont ut the last annual
meeting in Norfolk, year ago.
The association requires the highest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-01
TERRIFIC IN HALIFAX
The Dead Bodies Of English Sparrows
Covered the Yards.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA, Aug. 3l.-.t Sc
we're hail storm and rain storm passed
through y portion of Halifax Saturday
night. doing a great deal of damage on
Staunton River. Some farmers had their
The lightning was terrific In many locall-
ties. fsf
AT "Vcrnon lIil' the ,storehouse Of
Stebbins & Hanltins. wlthsits contenSs was
totally destroyed. twas fairly we'll GOV
cred by insurance.
Isam Farmer, near by, had his stables
burned by lightning, and G. c. Bars lost
n barn..
John Lacy, at Scottsburg, had his dwell
Ing badly damaged by lightning.
Tho English sparrows In South Boston
We're annihatcd from some cause. Every
yard IN which they roasted IN trees was
literally covered with dead birds yesterday
morning aa.Ef
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RACE RESULTS AT
THE HARLEM TRACK
-,---..-..-:---..r ,..,..
(By Assoclc..-. Press.)

a45 (By Associs.-" PreSs.) G4
Z CHICAGO, ILL, August 3l.-Rcsults at
Harlem:
First race-slx furlongs-Albemarle 4
Evening % to p third. Time,
1:21 10. 3@s
Second race-1ive Acknowledgment
(cveD first, Katie Powers @ to q second,
Third race--mile and eights, Oak Park
IIandicap-Judgc Hines first, Fading
Light 40 to II second. Floyd X. al to 81
second Time, 2:O4 10.
Fourth race--mlle and ~ slxteenth-Jack
Ratln 6 to p first Louisville q to y
second, Gallant @ to y third. Time
1:5S S-5.
Fifth racc-six furlongs-Orfeo Il to y
first, Gypsecne g to p second. The Don
(3O to y third Time, 20 3-5.
Sixth race-mile and 100 yards-Prlnce
to y second C. =. Campbell e to y
third. Time, 2:Oi 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-01
STOCK TRAIN CRASHED
IN A FREIGHT TRAIN

ROANOKE, Va, Aug, sl;s-A l iyo stock 81
vision of tho Norfolk and Western rnii.
road, crashed into the rear end q a
through freight going. IN tho sane "a diree,
ton sunday evening between Eikton and
sSrheinanaGah, En2lreers q, V ~ Me?f1 io ,na
and H. H, PNirfield, all OF Roanoke,
were seriously cut and bruised three
cars on the front train and uWo. sdgi me
tracks We're Blocked eight hours,
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standard of attainment in this most i'm,
portant service, MS those who become
members have TO stand rigid cxamina.
ton With the establishing of the Wiz.
Ginia Optical Association, Virginia Is
placed abreast OF the other States OF the
Union in placing safeguards for the public
In the important matter of having their
eyes tested by practical opticians, and
thus obtaining the proper glasses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-01
DAN PATCH MISSED
LOWERING HIS RECORD
(I3y Associated Press.)

/ ST. PAUL, MINI, Aug. 3l.-Six thou
sand people saw Dan Patch unsuccessful-
8ly attempt to lower his worlds pacing
record OF $50 at tho State Fair grounds
to-day. Despite the fact that the great
PAGER had gone against time on last Fri
day at Readvlle, Mass and had been
almost continuously on the cars until to-
day. he went mile In two minutes llut.
Time by quarters: 80, 59N, l:S0i2. 200.
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KILLED IN A CUT
"A Founding Dies in Adopted Hands,
Colonel l3uford's Visit,

No Z V'I''''' Z" fHV = 7H''"T
WlNsTON-sALEA1, N. G., Aug. Sl,--A
freight train that left here al o'clock
Sunday morning for Charlotte ran over
and killed q negro named John Wilkcr-
son nt the entrance of the deep cut near
the junction of tho Wilsesboro and Moores-
vile roads; Both legs were cut Off Just
The little boy baby loft OIL the front
died last night Mt the home Of Dir. Camp
bell, who had taken 1t to raise rs ono of
tho family,
Is the. guest of his daughter MIS- Glenn
time president of the old Richmond and
Danvllle Railroad Company.
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WlII}Leaye The Civ.

Mr., A.. ], Joyner,. formerly secretary of
the Division 152 OF Street Railway En-
poyes. and Mi. -. r. snoddy,, another
n,ember Of the striking organization have
Ioynlent,l Mr. JoSner has turned over to
Mn r. r.. DeForrest the books and nc-
counts. vouchers, etc, OF the organization,
together with the unexpe nded funds Mr.,
members OF the Executive Board OF the
division, will continue their work of clos
ing up the accounts and balancing the
books.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-01
John Fleming Arrested.

John Fleming (colorcdD was arrested
last night bS Sergeant Wren and Oificer
Wiltshire, as a suspicious character, The
specific charge is that of attempting to
enter the oAice ot the Smith Premier
Typewriter Company, on Main Street.
Other cases may dtvelop. He was locked
up al the Second ,ltation and will appear
AaG4t0 InSuca csuichaeld to-daI.
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OBITUARY..
\ Mrs. Martha D. Sweeney.

The death OF Mrs. Martha p. Sweeney
occurred Saturday at the home OF her
son-in-law. Mr.. Luther j. Davidson. In
Jersey City. Mrs. Sweeney was the widow
Of Martin Sweeney. She was born In
daughter Of Walden willis whose descend
ants go back as far ms 1893 In Virginia.
She leaves four childron--Mrs. Chns. c.
Turcron, of Woodcllff. N. ~: Mrs. Luther
J. Davidson. Of Jersey Clty:l Walden B.
and Il. Willis Sweeney, both OF Brooklyn
N. y The interment took place In Jersey
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Mrs. Charles H. Lowry.

p BOSWELL, VA. Aug. 3l.--The funeral
OF Mrs. Chas. a. Lowry. who died early
yesterday morning. took place from her
late home at Yerdon. this evening. She
was highly respected and much beloved
to learn Of her sudden DEATH. She sue
cumbed to the effects of hcmorrhage from
i L,o y d
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DEAF HIS.

RGAMIS.--Ded. on Sunday afternoon az -
I o'clock, in tho lfty-frst year OF his age. JOaS
Tho fureral will taEe place from his ,,I lafs
residence No, .ol Fast cary s,fieet, ,,n nh rs.
quest there will be positively no flowers
,rs u,,o err.ro, o, tho late HERBERT y.
nATES will take place from his fathers lcs!'
Icncr. No. 1912 East Broad Street, THIS Az
.TERSOoN at 4:a0 O'CLOCK
suEpARDsoN.--Dled Sunday morning. AugnM
sOth, EUGENE sHEPARpsoN' aged suV
'ess Services at residence. No. 24oo Grove Axe.
nue., at 1880 o'clock THIS linesnay3 Mu .u,or
M Septcuber lat. Iptermcnt at hoches|er'
I 4, +. Friends VIII kindly omit lowers
sr,rrsry Died, at the residence OF her son:
iu Jaw Luther ]. Davidson No, 500 RramhalI
Avenue Jersey CITY H. u sa,uf ,h ,e AustS.
i ibIrd y ear. OF her age. MARTHA pUSAvANT,
reict OF tho late Martin Sweeney ,,oNnAv
Interment In Jersey CITY NJ ~ AoNpA5'
HlAt. -