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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
GOVERNOR E: NAMES Va \
MANY DELEGATES.
They Are to Attend National
Conference OF Charities
and Correction.

The Governor yesterday appointed delcs
gates to represent the State at the Ma
.tional Conference Of Charities and Cor
rection. to be held in Atlanta the second
week in May.
They are: pr. Benjamin Blackford.
staunton; DR.. r. ]. Preston, Mnrion;s
Or. Drewry, Petersburg; DR.. u 3. Foster,
Williamsburg; George b. Davis, Rich
mond; W. s. Copeland. Richmond; John.
M. Higgins. Richmond; Mrs. r. G. Minor.
Richmond; Mrs. Ben, Valentine, Rich.
mond: John S. Roper, Norfolk; P. Turner.
Norfolk; W. g. Ritter, Hampton: W. A..
,Bowles, Staunton; DR., N. II. Garthwright,
Roanoke Mrs. G. IT. Fortune. Roanoke:
Mrs. r. H. Stewart, Roanoke Joseph VIII
,ner, Rapidnn; William 3, Lynch. Lees
burg: Isaac Hlrsh. edericksburg:5 s. w,
Arnold, Lynchburg; Robert Gillian. Pc
tersburg; Alfred r, Williams, Richmond;
DR. w, p, Moncure. Fairfax Courthouse;
Or. Alfred Leigh Calvin Run; r. p.
Wiley, Danyile; A. B. Darlington. DAN
Vile; George P. Watkins Lynchgurg; r.
stockton Tarry. Lynchburg; H. G. De-.
noon, Jr.. Lynohburg; George 3. West.
Newport News; DR.. Carter Perkins. New
mort News; u L. A. Willett, CORTLAND; Dr..
II, T.. Brady. Abingdon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
FIVE FAVORITES
WIN AT JENNINGS
Upset Came in Sixth Race.
When Knight Of the Garter
Won Hdndily.
(By Associated press.)

WASHINGTON d. c., April 1o.-F orm
players were we'll rewarded at Bennings
to-day, as five of the six races We're won
by favorites. The upset came in the sixth
race, when Knight OF the Garter, the sec
ond choice. won handiy, Sthe favorIte,
Black Dick, running fourth. The track
was still heavy M
First merchandising five and half
.furlongs-Yellow Tail (3 to % first, Him
self III to s. second, Blue; and Orange Is
to y third. Time, los 35;5s..s}
Y Second race-seling, five furlongs-Elolm
6 to 81 first, Zirl e to y second, Midnight
Chimes C to y third. Time, 1903. ,3s'
Third race-slx furlongs-Tuga Bey 90
to y first, Glen Nevis Is to ~ second,
jNIerrimcnt &c to 81 third. Time i :06,
= Fourth race--half mile-1nterlude Is TO
y first. Reverbate Is to y second, Bruce
willie Il to y third. Time, :52 5-S.
Fifth race--maidens. seven furlongs-
Cherubim e to 81 first, Lora Vale a to j
second, Michaelmas 40 to y third. Time.
1929 AS.
sixth race--1nile and fifty yards-Knight
Of the Garter e to y first. Carroll D. q
to y second. Imperius 90 to y third.
Time. II al 80. T57 II, 3g2f#. EI
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Won in a Drive,
(Ey Associat ted press.l

g. j . X Id
MEMPHIS. TENN. April lo.--The feat
ure Of the card to-day at Montgomery
Park was the Memphis Club Handicap
at seven and one-half furlongs. James
Arthur's Huzzah. Mcintyre up, won Ina
drive from Elsie r, In the third race, n
purse race. W. B. Gates at odds OF 20 to
J., Wonderly UP; finished several lengths
ahead of the three other horses in the
field. Summary:
First race-one mile, selling--Ci!endon e
to 81 first, Emir q to y second. Balloon 40
tt u third, Time, l:i4.
Second race-four and half furlongs--
Lapgford James Q5 to y first. Salto & to
z, second Ra!nland g to y third
Third race-one mile and n sixteenth.
". a. Cares (2o to y first. Major 'renny
g to 81 second. Kenova 20 to l0) third,
Time. lAals,
Memphis Club Handicap-lIuzzah l3 to u
nfst, Elsie q Gs e 5, second Scotch
Fifth race--six furlongs --Whiskey King
q TO y first, Joe Martin 90 to y second,
Automoton q tol) third, Time, l.l4A
Sixth rrace-99ne mile; sellines-Dr, Riddle
ond, Flaneur 40 TO y third. Time, 1;4i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
.REVOLUTIONISTS
WERE VICTORIOUS.
Troops Of President Vasquez
. Made an Attack. but We're
Repulsed With Big Loss.
(By Associated Press.)

PORT AU PRINCE, HAYTI, April 10
Advces received here from San Domingo
city. say that another engagement be-
tween the government forces besleging
san Domingo and the revolutionists who
are In possession ofthat city, took place
April 9Th. The trrops Of President Vasquez
attacked the reyolutionlsts and were re-
pulsed after severe flghtlng, during Which
many men were killed or (, wounded on
both sides
Tho American, German, italian and
Dutch warships landed marines to pro-
itect the consulates OF their respective
countries. The revolutionary warship
Independence took part IN tho defense
of San Domingo City, 856
The belief prevails here that the Domin-
lean revoutonists will eventually
triumph. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
avlRdIl.NlANslLosT
Washington and Lee lost II Lexington
Yesterday Afternoon.
(srccla sto rie rltncs. Dis ia tch. q

nExiNdT n VIZ Aprii
ton and Lee University was defeated here
this afternoon by st. Johns College Of
Annapolis BY the score OF to 3. Loose
playing OH the part Of the University let
In ST. Johns five runs IN the third
Inning. The University team was hahdi--
capped by Captaif, Bagley's being hurt
and unable to catch, but still 1t seems
they could not find the St. John pitcher
until the ninth inning when they butted
in three runs. The game was slow for
the spectators, the features being the
pitching Of Stick ( for ST. Johns, Brown
and Baker for Washing and Lee; the
two-base hit by Shields and the threo-.
Dagger by Spencer, both in the ninth In 4
ming. IA ,i
IL Score: & r. Il. D.
University Nh. % . 0 Q % os-s 81 g
st. Johns .........iO O6 90 20 -
Two-base hits, Shields, Of University;
three base hits, Spencer. Of University;
struck out. BY Brown I, BY Baker 8 by
Stick 10: base on balls, off Brown q Off
Baker 2. of Stick 70 3 left on bases. ujnl--
versty 8, ST.. John's7; hit by pitcher BY
Stick 2; stolen bases, by University 81
by St. Joints 8; double plays.
Dawson to a Shields TO Spencer. OF
University; batteries, University, Brown
and Baker. Trimble; ST. Johns,
Stick and Nudd umpire, D. NJ. Barclay.
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GRABBED AWHILE,
Then WENT TO.SWIM
Matte Lou Smith and Nick
Butler Drowned . Before E I flor
Aid CouldRedCh Them.

M! (Dy Associated Press.)
4 JACKSONVILLE. FLA, April 10.--Mat.
tie Lou Smith, twenty years Of age, and
Nick Butler aged eighteen, were
drowned to-day In tho St.$John's River,
near tho Florida East Coast Railroad
Bridge. Their bodies have not yet been
recovered. Nj ssst11 st .s3 .s3S
with another woman, Pearl Seay, they
went to the river grabbing. The two who
wero drowned entered a rowboat and
went to the South Jacksonville side.
where, after grabbing q while. they went
In the river for swim. They had not
been in the water long before persons
on the drawbrldgc heard cries for help!
Two men Immediately started towards
them In rowboat. Before they reached
the spot they saw the woman disappear
beneath the water and an instant later
the man disa ppeared. *
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COMBINE
SECURES CHARTER.
1t Was Secured Just Before
Decision in Securities Case
Was Announced.
my Associated Press.

ny Associated Pressl .i5
CHICAGO. ILL, April lo,-The Tribune
The The National Packing Company. re-
Gently Incorporated In New Jersey, has
acquired from the Secretary Of state
license to transact business nes ~ y nv,
inois. It's capital stock Is $l5, OO0. 900; while
in illinois It has capital stock Of s4.r
The e9npany secured s',ns - tba l1n sd
erai Circuit Court at st, Paul yesterday
Was known. What the outcome ne WI " bs,
no lawyer processes to be able TO pre-
dict, but II Is assumed that the ants
merger decision will have direct bear-
Ing on this preliminary beef merger as
Well rs on the greater one ~ contemr
plation.
The National Packing Company Is 70
assume charge OF and operate through
out the country all the competitive plants
ACQUIRED BY the packers These e $ are e, the
tmond ComIany. the Hammond Packing
Company, the Hutchinson Packing Com
Spany. the Anglo American S'a cking Comr
3parsy, tho United Dressed Beef Company
end tn. Fawlsr pankins Company,
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Did Not, Bombard.
(By Associated Press.)

q SAN DOMINGO CITY. Saturday,
April 1.-THE warshp Presidente In the
hands OF President Vasquez. and the rev.
olutionary gunboat Independence. arrived
here this morning. The commander OF the
United States cruiser Atlanta, immedl-
.ately notified the commander OF the Presl-
dente that he mustn9t lombard the town
until he had given tWenty-four hours
notice, An interview between the two
commanders took place. and afterwards
the Presidente steamed away, The At
.lanta's doctor Is helping toacare for the
wounded In the ntssepga cement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
WANTS TO FIGHT
Tommy Feltz Willing to gp Against
Young Corbett at 1922 Pounds.

(By Associated rress.)
q SAVANNAH, GA. April 1o,--A certified
check for $1,000 was to-day deposited with
the sporting editor Of the Morning News
on behalf Of Tommy Eeltz, to bind him
for match with Young Corbett" for
the foatherweight championship. the men
to weigh In at tho limit l22 pounds, at
the ringslde, or for match with Harry
Forbes for tho bantam championship. the
men to weigh IN at lis pounds.
FeltZ Is willing to meet either OF the
men before any responsible club. and his
forfeit Is up. Ieltz claims the cham
pionship In both these classes. asserting
that neither Corbett nor Forbes has
fought at the weight OF his class In
months, U
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his notable address at Plttsburg, that the
antitrust laws should be 50 modified as
to forbid only unreasonable restraints OF
trade should be borne in mind. The Su- I
preme Court in the Joint traffic decision
by a bare majority of one, SO construed
The antitrust law as to bring reasonable
as we'll as unreasonable restraints within:
Its prohibition, and thus added immense
" to an already difficult prolem. The At
torncy- Generals views as to existing law
has been fully sustained and his coura-
geous action fully vlndicated, and the
responsibility must now rest with tS,e
American people to- determine, as q legls-S
lattve and not rs a judicial question, how
far under Congress the public Interest
may, If at all, participate in such railroad
consolidation, II In restraint Of competi-s
ton" psi Il III ES5E, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
SPECIAL RATES
Via. Seaboard Air Line Railway Aceout
Following Occasion. s8,

United Confederate Veterans Reunion.
New Orleans, La, May 1922, 1908 ons
cent per mile each way for the round
trip. Tickets on sale May 10th to 21st
Inclusive; return limit May 24th, except
by payment OF nifty cents, tickets ex.
tended to June 18TH,
Meeting American Medical Association.
New Orleans La, May 5-s. 1908.
One fare for the round, trip, Tickets on
sale May LIST to tth. Inclusive; return
limit ten days from date OF sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11

features were the playing 1T shtrt.s,opi
OF NMhols, for the visitors, ana Leaflets
pitching for tile homie men, n Nichols NJ
q wonder, ana, ana Eis not In the company he
belongs. a N Is iigi 38S 4 AZ "
Score: NJ ri 3 s4i sy5 AZ SS{
N '5 sisS X 4fj .Si r. IL II. 4
Rnndolpli- Macons1.a0,o o % 90 4 % 10 q
MARYLAND "a, q 81. 10 D 8 Ol15 Oh o IS 8 q
Batteries. Leakd and Shoreilelda Smith
ana brown Struck out BY Leake, 10; 4by
Smith, y unplres, I.eitch Lancaster and
Wood Jordan @ n # a!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
Rrlstol Athletics Won.

W fSpeNill to The TiMns Dlspntch)
BRISTOL. TENN. April lo.-The Bris-
tol Athletics defeated Shoemaker College.
Gate City. Va, baseball team ina close
game here this afternoon. Score to 2.
The Shoemaker team IA starting on tour
OF Virginia. The Bristol team had made
nothing UP to the last inning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
HOTEL NOT SOLD (

Nothing in the Reported Sale Of the
Lexington. 4
The. report that the Lexington Hotel
had been sold by Mrs. Atkinson, was
denied last night by Mr.. Sam Atkinson
manager for his mother.
..There have been several parties here
who have indicated a desire to purchase
the property, but no definite move has
been made. There is3nothing in the ru-.
NOR, said Mr.. Atkinson, NOR is there
likely to be"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
~ eue.J The Model Man,

Dr.. j. William Jones last night deliv-.
cred his lecture on lice, the Model Man Il
at West View Baptist Church. Tho Mt
tendance was good and Dr.. Jones told his
excellent story Of man whom he be-
Slieves has had no superior among NOR
tails. Dr.. Jones always speaks with ear
nestness. but when 1t comes to talking
OF the character Of Lee, he exces him
self, II si5 H "a IS 5s3a5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
Is. / CALLED ! | ! j
TO. ASHLAND.
Rev. s! Cary B 3 !, Asked * !
to GO to st. James Epis-
.Copal. Church.

The ROW. s. Cary Beokwith, assistant
rector Ut st. Andrews Eplscopal Church
IN, this city, has been called to ST James
Church, In Ashland. N q 4.
4 Mr.. BeckwlthS has been at 81. Andrews
for some iittib time as the assistant to
the Rev. Thomas Ssmtnes. He is3 exceed
i1gly we'll known throughout the city. IT,
Is not known what decision he has made.
II any, with reference to the Ashland
cali. " ss " ID Z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
THE POPULAR YORK RIVER LINE.

Connection Tor this popular route to
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York and
all eastern points leaves Richmond 1880
p, M, Mondays. Wednesdays AMI Fridays,
but effective during the latter part Of
April daily, except Sunday, service viii
be established via this popular route.
which will prove great convenience to
the travelling public. I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
LEHI0H, s.; w. AND NJ, z.
One Of the Finest Games Ever Played In
Williamsburg.


Especial to Tho Times Dspatch.) Is
WILLIAMSBURG VA. April 1o.-One
Of the finest games ever played was wit
messed by a large crowd Of people to-day,
when William and Mary College crossed
bats with Lehigh University. Close de-
clsions and clear-cut plays all the way
through. In8the ninth William and Mary
spurted, and when Weymouth put a hot
one over short stop for tho second bag
the hope ofgwinning was high with the
rooters Of the orange and white.
& Line up: !H 5 gsfj
". and N. ,54 Position. Lehigh.
Lloyd ~. s.. s. Efsenhart (co
Knight ............. list. ............. Lewis
Jenkins. -. ........ Q. ............. Snyder
Summers. ........ I'd .............. shuler
Weymouth. . y. |. f. Dav lson
Spencer (c.) .......4r r. f. ..............Jones
Houghton p. n iilllie
Roper. Sd =. % wen
Blackiston. :. .....8c. I. .............. Brush
Score by innings: r, n. y.
w. and NJ % o 0 0 0 o 0 Q p
Lehigh I. !. I. ]. q. 4 0 2 Q 0 0 0 o. 7&2
Struck out-by Houghton, "A; by Kin
ME, 10. Two-base htts-Knight and Wey-
mouth and Ilinnie. Double play--by
Knight ny on first. Spectacular catch
+ by Blackiston while falling. r. b. Dade,
umpire. 5sit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
Spring Medicine

There is no other season when good
medicine is 50 much needed as in tho
Spring.
! The blood is impure, weak and
Impoverished condition indicated
by pimples and other cruptions on the
face and body, by deficient vitality,
loss of appetite, lack OF strength, and
yant of animation,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
Hoods 4garsapariNd
and Pills

Make tho blood pure, vigorous and
rich, create appetite, give vitality,
strength and animation, and cure
all eruptions. Have the whole family
begin to take them today.
Hoods sarsaparilla has been used In
enr family for some time, and always with
1000 results. Last spring | was all run
Gown and got a bottle OF IT, and as usual
received great benefit >iss BEuLAH
/ BorCE. Stowe, VI
Il Hoods SarsaparIlIa promises 80
cure and ktsas the PROMISE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
VETERANS ENTHUSIASTIC

List Of Lee Camp Members Going TO;
New Orleans Growing Longer.
Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans, held
thor usual meeting last night, and a
great deal OF reunion enthusiasm was
developed. 5 V y
nhile the list OF those who expect to
go to New Orleans will not be given out
yet, 1t Is constantly growing longer.
4 The camp will take fine representa-
ton, Notwithstanding the failure Of the
move to appropriate money from the
treasury Of the camp for this purpose.
Besides the veterans themselves, Howit-.
zers' Bea,lteiy goes as escort. The session.
last night, outside Of the general discus
sion Of the trip South was confined to
routine business.
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last night to Major Samuel M Yost. Of
this city. announced the death OF his son,
Samuel r. Yost. Mr., Yost had bean ID
the hospital about eight months. and was
being treated for consumption. He was
5thirty-nine years old and a native Of
staunton. Up to the time OF his illness
he had been connected for over four
years with tho New York Tribune. The
remains will be brought here for burial
and are expected 70 arrive on the eve.
ming train. $S III ,4 Il 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11

Anything that your |" Ohel1lb u
wants OF that you wish or any
man Gun desire for clothing.
have III advantage in trad
ing here. we are not bound to
any manufacturer. We examine
the whole market and select only
what comes up to our standard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
Tie Game at Columbia.

tBy Associated prnss0 ~
81 COLUNrBIA,S S. G., April 1O-Unlverslty
of North Carolina. o.; South Carolina Col
lege. 9. Game called owing to darkness. /
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Randolph. Macon Defeated,

Especial 10 The Times pispatch)
ASHLAND. VA, April lo,-Maryland
Agriculture College defeated Randolph
MACON to-day in well-played game. The
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n
DEATHS.

H+lttf OGNl
.DETyV II,ER.-Died. April 10TH. p. NJ.
Il E.tDETNVILER. 81
5g Funeral notice later. 55,s
Chicago and Washington papers please
copy. Va
into rest, at $40
81 clock, att the residence Of his grand
mother Mrsi o g Mnp
aged twenty-elght years. {s5
Funeral notice later, .t 81
sM1TH.-Died. Friday morning, April 10.
1908 at the Retreat for the Sick. ].
y FELIX SMITH. in the thirty-seventh
X year OF his age.
Funeral private from the residence OF
his sister, Mrs VIM. G. Gwatkin. No, $40
q o. clock. ss {5,s53
at his residence. No. ~
East Leigh Street, Friday morning, April
10th. at s o. clock, Mr.. WALLER 5TAY-
II LOIs, IN the seventy-frst year OF his
The funeral will be conducted from tho I
/ re sid s,n ct o'clock THIS lsatpTday)
\ wood. No flowers
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Base Ball Scores Yesterday.
(13y Associated Press.) Is X
BROOKLYN. 4; washington, 8.
Philadelphia (NatIonaD, G;IPhiladelph1'a
g.
New York (NationaD, II; Columbia, L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
THE CHOICE OF ALL SHORT SALT
6a E WATER NTRlPS.

Tho York Riyer Line. Only $3.50 Rich,
mond to Baltimore ono way, $500 round
sale daily to Philadelphia and New
York. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
Spring Hats.

Everything Dunlap makes. Y *
All Stctsoii S Soft Hats, embracing many
fine lines, shown for tho first time II N
Richmond. s5 ~ . Il 4, 5
Our line unpopular prices Is particularly
3strong-shapes pleasing and styles str FIX:
ing Sl.50 up. &, MI @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-11
Shoes for Spring.

Give your feet II fair chance to 30 shod
stylishly and we'll as we'll MS comfortably
three salient TEXTURES with our Shoes.
!. Berry's Special = Shoe, in any leather,
$3.50. . r, . 4, /, i,
Es3"No Shoe on earth like Hannn's :. the
wcarcrs say. 4 Here too--$$55.5O and SO. 90.
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Captain Albert Q. Reynolds,

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
TAPPAHANNoCK, VA. April TO-
Captain Albert G, Reynolds died very
suddenly last night at 10 o'clock Of heart
trouble, at his home near Rexburg, this
county, He served with distinction In
the Confederate army as captain Of the
old lFlfty-nf of ESSEX At the time OF
his death he was commander OF the
Wright-I4atane Camp ~ of Confederate
Veterans. also OF this county. Captain
Reynolds was always prominent In the!
affairs Of the county,
Samuel r. Yost,
~, Especial to The Timep,p spatch.l sE
KY STAUNTON, YA., April 10.--A telegram
from seaton Hospital. New York city,
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REV. CharIes Reed Morton.

Especial to The Tlmes,Dlspatch)
EUREKA MILLS, VA, April l0.-NeWsi
has Just reached here OF the death Of
REV. Charles Read Morton, a Presby-
terrain missionary in Brazil, caused by
yellow fever a few days ago. A cabla-
gram was received by Mr.. Erslsine Read,
OF Nashville, Tom, announcing Mr.,
Morton's death, and he photographed to his
family here, Rev, Mr., Morton had been
doing a noble work in Brazil for a nuns
Der OF years, being supported by the
First Church of Durham. N. G. He was
twice married, and leaves two daughters
He was In his thirty-eghth year, Ills
family connections are numerous,
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Easter Lilies, Azaleas and other Bloom,
ing Plants. Large Stock Fresh Planta
w. "a. HAMMOND, l07 East Broad ii. y
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! Gideon FIippo.1
Mrs. !. p. Thompson.
to.The Tirnes.Dispatch.)

a7I5- (SpeclHI 20 7IHe7 1T1ues-IJIspHtcII.Il .
# ORANGE, VA, April 10.-Mrs. ]. p.
Thompso died at the home OF her daugh.
ter, Mrs. L. M. Gray, in Brooklyn. yester-A
day, aged about flfty-siss years She leaves
one son, J. p. Thompson, OF Orange, and
a daughter Of the late Captain W. p,
Cane, who. was a sea captain for over
twenty years s2 * Il tg65
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Mrs. r. q. Griffin.

s Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
SCOTTsVILLD, VA. April a1o.--Nirn. r.
G. Griffin died Friday morning. She had
a severe fall few months ago. Her
husband. Mr., T. g. Griffin. OF this place,
survives her. ...ss 81 800
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Mrs. Agnes 8. Booth. 4

81 Especial to The Times ispatch) 5
PETERSBURG, VA, April 1o--Mra
Agnes 3. Booth died at the homo OF her
husband, Mr.. Thomas B. Booth. in Din- 4
widdie county, this morning. The funeral {
will take place tomorrow at II o clock
from washington Street Methodist
Church, In this city. 81
Mrs. Booth was the daughter Of the .
late Major Daniel Igor, and was q sister 4
Of Mcssrs. David A. and Benjamin lyon.
Mr.. p, Heath Booth and Mrs. Annie B.
Adams, both Of Dlnwiddie county:
Major. John n. Dinneen.
Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
7 sTAUNTON. VA April 1o.-The fun.
erai services over the remains OF Major
John H. Dinneen. who died at Johns Hop
kins Hospital. Baltimore. Tuesday morn
Ing. were held yesterday morning from
st. Francis Catholic Church, the service
being conducted by Rev. Father ]. B,r!oll.
assisted by Rev. Father Dinneen. OF Ball
tinore, brother OF deceased. Ho ts sur.
,vived BY his wife and four brothers and 4
one sister.
/, Gideon FIippo. * rs
Vi Special to The Times Dispatch)
:ATLEE's STATION. VA. April To-
Gideon F'lippo. 3 Chesapeake and Ohio sta
ton agent and postmaster at Atlee's.
died at 6:15 o'clock this evening in the
forty-soyenth year OF his age. He leaves
a wife and one child. Mr.. Flippo WAS
born in Caroline county and was a II
brother Of Mr.. John "A. Tllppo. Of Rich
mond, 4i5 a