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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
APPOMATTATTOx DIVERSION
Petersburg Committee Win Hold Con r.
ference With Engineers.
fsrecial to The Times .Dispa tch,


PETERSBURG syA.;; March S.---The
committee appointed by the presi-
dent Of the Common Council to take
charge OF the Appomattox diversion plan
determined this evening to meet as soon
as posi- BILE the engineers In charge OF the
matter The members are Carter +.
Bishop, chairman: George seay, simon,
seward, Nelson T. Fatteson, Z. P. Good
win and James NJ. Quicke. They have
extended an Invitation to Major j., B.
to come to Petersburg as the city's
eentlemen to come, they are requested
to advise the committee when they can
meet them In Norfolk. @
The Young Mems Business Association
this evening again discussed theSnuestion
OF aiding the American Cigar Company in
getting the necessary help. The company
needs tho services OF thousand girls
and homes arc wanted for them Houses
are needed In Petersburg Il people are to
be added to the population, and a propo-
sition was made by II. P. Stratton to-
night to organize syndicate for building
about ono hundred and fifty houses.
which will be necessary for the accommo-
dalton of the anticipated white labor thai
will como to Petersburg
The question OF reorganization OF the
association was freely discussed tonight.
Tho opinion of the majority seems to
favor a consolidation with the Chamber
Of Commerce. The Chamber will hold n
meeting April 10th. at which the matter
of reorEa nIzation Of this body will be con-
sidered. 1t now seems that some kind
of consolidation will be effected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
ARE YOUNGEST
YET It TO E Fl Q
Devon Getty and Ruth Arnold old.
Aged Seven Sever and Six Six
Wanted to Marry,
Ifsnoc,a, 10 The Times. Dispatch. )

@ Especial to The Times, Dispatch.
DUBLIN. IND, March S.---One Of the
most unique Opponents ever heard heard 1, OF
in Indiana has been reported from Sill
yer Lake, Kosclusko county.
Devon Getty and Ruth Arnold, aged
respectively seven and six years. were
the chief figures. The youngsters
packed some extra clothing, ii slipped
away from their homes and walked out
OF tho town together In the dusk Of tho
evening There was alarm in the two
households when the two children were
missed two hours later. They were fol-
lowed for miles into the country and
were overtaken at n farm house, where
they had. stopped to rest.
When questioned by their parents
as to why they had run away, Master
Devon Getty put his arms around little
Ruth Arnold and said earnestly; We
were going to Warsaw to be married
to each other. weren't we, Ruth?' to
which little Ruth answered In fearful
tones: e.
"Yes, we were. and We will try again
sometime, too"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04
TO SIGN REPORTS
THIS AFTERNOON
Campbell Matters to Come
Up in House This
Week,

Provided those who are drawing them
can complete them by that time. the two
reports in the Campbell investigation will
DO signed by the members Of the House
Committee for Courts Of Justice at the
meeting OF that body at o'clock this
afternoon. There seems to be some pos
sibility of delay. however, and II Is pos
sible that the reports will not be signed
before tomorrow afternoon. In the latter
event they will not be submitted to tho
House before Friday
a leading member OF the committee
IS authority for tho statement that the
two papers will be laid before the House
not later than Friday. and II is believed
that he is IN u position TO know
/, Immediately upon being submitted they
will be ordered printed, and upon motion
Of whoever will have charge OF the ma
jorty report, will be sent MS special
and continuing order for some early date,
probably next week. There appears now
no reason for altering the forecast made
recently In Tho Times Dispatch as to tho
probable standing OF the committee, and
1t Is still considered By those In posi-
ton to judge fairly that eight to five
or nine to four In favor OF Judge Camp
bells removal Is a conservative estimate,
There Is some talk along the line OF but
one report and that unanimously for re-
moyal. but this View Is not popular
one, as several members OF the committees
at. least are known 10 be against This
course
1t Is an open secret about tho CAPITOL
that a great deal OF earnest work Is be-
Ing done by Judge Campbel's friends
upon tho members OF tho House and
| Senate. too, for that mater, and no has
strong pnd substantial advocates In both
branches. Political persecution, short
time on tho bench and other REASONS are
being urged for acGuittal. and one 81
tho biggest fights OF the session - almost
sure 10 come over phe reports when they
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. Is 90 , @ z . ) q II.
the negro proved that one Of the notes
had been perforated and had been issued
by the United States treasury, while the
other was on the National Bank Of Vir-
ginla This was true Of the nfties, that
is, the descriptions were correct DR..
Rddel gave tho series of the 500 notes.
and these, too, proved correct. Hence It
seems that beyond8a shadow Of doubt
4 the money is part Of that stolen from
the physician, the gold probably having
been taken III change for one of the miss
Ing currency notes.
Tho work of Officers Schlief and Bry-
ant on the case has been OF tho first cal
ibre and the If efforts are to be applaud
cd, the recovery being one Of tho biggest
cash pulls made by the police In long
time. tt is more than likely that unless
the woman is captured soon the money
{ will be turned over to the physician, and
( he will simply have to grin and bear Al the
loss of the balance.
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pEATHS.

BuRLDY, Died March 3 1908 a., At z sso a. 4
NJ, at the residence ct her hr2lnsrI,lfm,1
Miss MARY lou SD BURLIsf 49, :, !, !,
tWednesday 81 at s NJ, Interment
River View. y
COLEMAN Died. suddenly. at the resi- Is
denca Of Mr., r. +, Rennis. Gheas 3,
5 n5l & i M Mrs. eq Mn.ARcIA eoLhMAN.
in the sxty-ninth Year OF her age.
New York papers please copy,
cARTER-p March 3D. At too the s.r resi
Pine street. CHARLES HILL, son Of O.,
W, and NJ, p, Cartel. IN the third year
Of his age, y, Us u,
Z 1870 clock To-Day 5f
RoBlNsoN,--Died at the ga L Ile', I
Hospital Sunday night. G,a ~ Eg NJ !, =
ROBINSON, in the seventeen year OF
his age. ~,
His funeral will take place THIS s, AZ !. T
TERNOON at s o'clock from Fifth
Street Baptist Church, Nriends and ac-
Rsy sfap eondusf lie
service. & Y 3sI5s III S3 J58se i3
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RECOVERED
HUNDREDS
VA Negro Arrested With the
Money Of Dr.. Riddell.
HE FULLY IDENTIFIED j :; D IT
y The Man Said It Was Given Him by a
Woman Named Mary Taylor and
Now Search IS Being Made
for Mary
HE FULLY IDENTIFIED 1T

= ~. .
Through the slenth-like efforts OF
& Patrolnen Schlief and Bryant, OF the
saoond Tistr,ct Oft,cer johnson Of The
rs G, I.
1rst, Win tfic'r tlssistace' ias ii is
4 pretended and arrested on Eighteenth
Y Street. Joseph Davis. 81 negro, on whose
a. -, +,,d ,,,,,n+s, 60 o,,,,e,, ~ ,,e
h p es' ?" 90 !" 49, - 'i.'s.
$500 Of the $500 stolen from DIR. J. i.
L RIddell In his office a week or more ago.
" mo ca.h has been identified by the INV
49, - -. i.
II s'clah rs p'lrt u t1le i'ioneS .ahe'l tioti
Z him by woman, as result OF which
]. the negro man is being held on a war
II at sworn out by Captain Shinberscr,
s INA rsine him with having in his posses-
y sion stolen property. The coin is In the
ss possession of the sergeant at the First
II EtntIon. and viii be held pending the ab-
e sn,,,ta ! ast. b,ishmnnt Of nvI,ersi,In\ a
"a hart ~ the mnn'''Iof medicine. H N
81 4 F,TESR .TIID WOMAN. S
while Davis lis being held as n sort Of
n . ccessor,- to the crime. the entire police
d TorceS of the c,tv Is engaged in irving 70
4 locate and arrest MARY Tpylor. "the wo-
y 40 :, i, tta On N h .s hee,, nosit,,1 y
.iata1 h,,, ~ nr,soner inf she ,ayn Mn,
~ . Ma 49, s,,m ~ n,onev aftar1 In ving
4 tnkon1it from the trousers nocket OF the
" s,b,.,c,a - s. f ,>,''S1s I. NJ
Z =, 4 ccordin,. 4o5the staten,ent re Dav,s
q 10 h.a ~ nart l., tho rnhI,ary and had
NJ ,daa thnt the woman contemnIated nny-
s s,,ch' :, rnl:s Ttc savs that the mnney
sE 40 "a : q e,.red ~ hi,n az account an
s,ral,, - ..,n,a ma arpoctinn :, ,hara 10
& 49,, =, ,,n,. ,rsi,,ara ~ ~ -
~ ~ ,his y, ~ ,ra,1or Vow, :,
ra.,a,,ed ~, tsMn s,;d - T,a,,,s 49,
IT,, IA ,,obe,, ''-''At -
Is ' '--1'S 80 t,o ,..ot :, r,,t !. ao,o,aa.
49, ia. a Sa,t,ot 1850 NJ y, %
.at th o',Gst 9oH , sr rhn aaS!ol
e ..a, ~ - s'i top,.S, on' snn was
s. ssu a. ~ pnSs'"'n -. hanso :"
4. .uen'''y aSf' = oe'''s 1a'her e''lrh az inc
z A+'1,e'
lip"eNct. 'ile uepaI'I,cll' mas 1hc
f s tl iiopes ol sapturllts MhrS ny
s5!p'eahd no STONE WI DC leit unturhed 10
IS p NJ ner pelore the par o. Justice. ,Aiore
Win me arrest OF me woman u Is
thonsht that GOOD portion o. me pal
nee OF the stoien money WI 20 re-
severed, as lt ls not thought that she has
nhn tllne 70 olspose OF INC amount or INC
y dlreronce between the coin sho LOOK
ana the money she gave 70 Davis.
Il CAME 70 GET WARM
On the night OF Inc ROBBERY me woman
4 entered the ONCE OF pr, Kiddeil. IN Ford
Il Hotel, asking that she be permitted t'
warm, ~ being rather cool outside. AIh'
tfcaoest was granted, ana me Physlc'nn
next room, where ne missed the 500
IL
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THE SUBJECT 0F
THE REV, Mr.. FIXES Fl. X: ! }
Will Discuss il the ~ I Theme |, Ef' rs
christ a Prisoner in
\. Richmond

Grace street Baptist chufeh ~ s,np me aus
Maur.S9 ayangelIst Of Baltimore, are rap
idlu, Growing in Interest, The attendance
increa = ses With each service. !.
!.as. and listened TO- an eloquent and
pl,nWerrul sermon from Mr.. Fixes. Ills
ppnnieot was ''Apprehended by Christi
for What Rurposeg !.
AMI interest, His theme will be us
. Ie, Christ a Prisoner In Richmond?3
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Yireinians .Honored.

N1r. and Mrs Edward Ernest Head.
whose marriage was an interesting event
IN Chatham on February 18th. are now
tho guests Of Mr.. Heads parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ. p. Heald. Q & No. 23ol
Maryland Avenue, Baltimore.
A delightful reception was given IN
honor OF the bride and groom Monday
levening. at which decorations were 1T
pink. An orchestra furnished music dur.
ing the evening. and a collation. WIS
served between 5 and 10 T. NJ. Anoi's
the Virginia guests were the Rev. md
Mrs, William c. Dabney, the brides
father and mother. and Miss Lucy Dab:
ney, her sister. from Chatham, Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Head. Miss Wander
grift Mr. Webster Head, Mr.. Charles
D. Hammer, Mr.. Sidney Lloyd and Mr..
Mayo James, OF Lynchburg.
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Z. e Y III
Miller q R /; n |!
Miller q Rhoads,.
"a Little News MAN.
About Our New Corsets

Did Won know that French Corset manufacturers have Actually
compelled BY demands Of English trade to their
from the United States order to sell their Cosets IN England
American pnens and American have become 50
perfected that conservative Circuit an our
Cosets are tie lenders. S5F#4 s$ g S# .B
This information comes from Of Consuls IL gland
making his report to the State Department at Washington.
Tie Cose advertise to-day fairly represent the best Of the
American makesth Premicrebeing shown exclusively ~ Us
in this city
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Observation-Disclosures
#5oclt1zl amt
Pe,sou
Observation-Disclosures

n n = y
Saturday evening last the pupils OF
Miss Mabel Sims, piano class gave a re-
cital ut her studio, In which they gave
pleasing evidence Of their progress. The
programme which follows was rendered
entirely from memory: 5i$l
u IA PART 1. "a
l.. Ghvotte u. /. X. II. Baker.
Misses Mamie and Elizabeth West ard
4 Louise Bowles. d n \ y
q (a) Cradle Song @ n
ikSDI Wy dilz.. w to't'
"a ri Miss Marguerite Know les. ri 4
3. Loves Musings --R omanzn.. Bullock 't
81 81 Miss Ida Lynhatn.
4. Tarrantella..... $780,. ..s.. Schmoii.
.l Miss Louise Sutton
s. Under the Christmas Tree".. Doriing
Miss Virginia Sims. ~,
,e.ta) Hunting Song ivlrgi.
8 ~ The TulEn.... -. Lic r ~ q
i88s i81s Miss Elizabeth West.
\. :, Mia sims
& t PART II. 5
g. ta) Enarn'
(b) Rondo d Amour. W esterhout.
s. Miss Jean Knowles
Q. Noctrune. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50. y ost
f Miss Grace Sims. III III! 5.i{
TO-. The Haunting Maidens ....... Se teed'
lf n Miss Evelyn Walsh"
~. Mazurka... y. .....s.,. ..,"5ohn.8
Miss Mamie West.
10. (a) Twilight Idyl...... 500. Selected
< (b) Bedoun Serenade. .".. .............A
n Miss Lucy Gwathmey. a
IA. Duet--Hlingarian Rhnpsodie NO. -
.......... .....'' LIsL1'
Miss Mamie West and Miss Sims.
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RAILWAY TRAFFIC I.
STOPPED BY SNOW
(By Assoc lated Press.>

FORT oRTtI, TEX, March Si-Thes
country around Amarillo Is wra pped In \
nearly 4 wo 4 feet sof snow and Sthe town
has been practically shut out from the
world for the past six days. Railroad
traffic IS completely suspended Not
train has moved In a1iweel, Two hun
dred passengers are held here awaiting
the break OF the snow blockade, Whlcn5
is the worst ever known IN that section
OF the State. IN d M III a8s gi5
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REPLIED TO ATTACK
ON ATTORNEY GENERAL
ny Associated Press,

Il QUEBEC. QUE, March 8.--Tn the Leg
islativa Assembly to-day Mr., Duffy, pro-
yincial secretary, acting for the attorney
general replied to the questions asked
by former Attorney-G General Pelletier re-
garding the course pursued by the pro-
vincial authorities in the eXtradtion pro-
ceedings against Gaynor and Greene.
Tho provincial authorities. Mr. Duffy.
stated. never assisted Gaynor and Greene.
The proceedings. he said, We're taken by
Marion Erwin. special assistant Of the
attorney-gene of tho United States.
They We're not served on the attorney
general Of the province and neither tho
government nor the attorney general took
any part in the proceedings,
Eyerybody's fayorlte-The Times-pis-
patch want ads. Whyf Because they
never fall to bring results and supply all
wants
They work wonders-The Times Dis.
patch ads
Every Times, Dispatch want adj a win
ner. M
Times Dispatch want ads. bring results,
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M D made Of English
5Coutil IS an especially suitable Cor
setifor stout figures as it's made
with an adjustable front which
HELPS to reduce the size Of ones
figure |; boned with the best quail
sity#platinum steel--S2.50.
ssl,3 LA PREMIERE Corset OF English
Coutil, BONl1D WITH REAL y
I Il JALE-BoNE. Habit hip with
\ a lioso supporters attached to front ano
s5$htp, A perfectly fitting corset, $780,
" La Pro,nicre Of English coutil me
Is dIum hip and bust, &BONDD WIFI
4 a REAL WHALE BONE and trimmed
III with lace and ribbon. ParticulaIlyl IS
$.5 adapted for stout figures, g. %
The popular No. III Corset, IN ".
535 d. witl,lhabit hip, made OF fine Cow &
s&3 I'll and trimmed with lace ana r1o-
I343 bon. 81. 90. +. ri
a splendid line Of new Glrdle
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meet tomorrow at 10 o'clock in Leo
Silver Musicale.

n g{ygFG1{
A silver muslcal reception viii be ten
tlered By Mrs Mao Tallcy at her studio,
No. 327 East Franklin Street, March 1lth,$
from TO 10 p. NJ. forBthe 1eneht OF the
Alabama table at the Confederate Bazaar.
and 10th. will be & Bostock benefit" days
for the Chimborazo Hospital. The Board
Of Mana gers and Directors are hard A.
work and s8hope hat q good crowd will
crown their efforts with success.
a meeting OF the Arkansas Table COM
lnittee is called for Thursday at T. Al
in the home of Mrs. stephen Putney. NO.
921 West Franklin Street.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Thomas Amber. OF Williamsburg.
is visiting friends in Richmond.
Miss Rosa Myers of Norfolk. and Miss
Daisy Burwch. Of New. York, are among
the number of pleasant out-of-town peo-
pie who are now In Richmond.
Miss Kate Bdgood has returned to
her home after a most ENJOYABLE trip TO
Williamsburg.
The Com7nitte OF the Candy Booth at
the Confederate Fair Is requested to meet
with Mrs, Is. y. Apperson, OF no. 10
Floyd Avenue, this afternoon ut CLOCK,
1
Miss Essie b. Purvis and Mr.. George
c. Anderson were married Monuay -, aa.er.
noon In the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Church
parsonage, BY the Rev. J. O.. BabcocK.5s
Tho Furniture Booth Committee Of the
Confederate Fair is requested by Mrs.
j. a. Rldgeey 70 meet today At : s. 4 NJ ~.
In No. $50 North Seventh Street,
HlfT;i IS 81 i55ssy9fs ~ ~ s.3 ,5{dsf +y.5Hs
Miss Lottie Garrett, OF williamsburg,
attended the meeting OF thetA. T. a..
yesterday. and left for home TINS morn
ing
Mrs. Mary D. SCrump and her daughte rs.
the Misses shipplett. have moved from
Henrico county to No. 2oo9 Floyd Avenue,
Miss Julia Horn. OF Richmond, and
Miss Ethel Lewis. OF Baltimore. who
have been the guests Of Mrs Samuel
Gordon Walla ICE, in fredericksburg, have
returned to their homes ON.
sAt the Jefferson Club german given
Monday evening Mr. Albert Wise led
with Miss Pauline Simon.
W 4 morlr the out -of-town5 $ guests We're
Miss Edna Kahn q Miss Jessie Moritz,
Mr., and Mrs. 81 eliginan. Norfolk: NJ.
rreiberg, q Cincinnati and Mt: ben'a I
min Rosenstock. Petersburg,
MISS Mary v,addill, who has been pay.
ing a short visit to Norfolk, y a al nome
again. a3
Mrs ~. III Fagan has asked fora full
waiting or8 the Missouri Table Committee
in her home today at moon
MIS-. James Winston. of Clinton Mass
,s the guest Of Miss Meade BurWell. NO.
zoe East Grace Street, ID
Mrs. Ernest sandman was called !. 70
Atianto nv the serious illness Of her
father. Colonel J e. r., McInt osh, but q
In ter, essage announced that he was
much better rendering it unnecessary 'or
her to make the trip. !, AZ -
The committee Of the Texas tabs .. q
tie q onfedernte Bazaar will meet 20
-, nrrn,y Va q 10 40 O. clock at Lee camp
Hail. All members Of the cocln com ~ Ise'l
arg urged ateshn present. 81 .y NJ n.
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n Announcements.

The engagement of Miss Helen Lana.
han. the daughter of Mrs. Charles N
Lanahan, to Mr.. Wilson Miles Gary. the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j ohn B. Cary, and.
the grandson of Mrs. Wllson$Mlles Cary.
Of Baltimore is Just now pleasantly aglta-
ting Baltimore society. Miss Lanahan, be-.
longs to the fashionable setgin the AIon-5
umental City, and IS the second daashtefy
of Mrs. sLanahan's trio OF IA charming
daughters. Mr. Cary. is very popular in
society, and Is the brother of one
or the most beautiful debutantes of the
winter In Baltimore. Miss Frances Daniel
Cary.
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La Nietoi,e-of English Coutill,
IS a corset we are fitting to 5medi--
UNI figures. It's boned with real
whalebone, has the Princess hip,
and is trimmed with satin ribbon s2Co|
$500. 4.
G. B A La spirita made Of silk
Brocade, with Princess Flip, and trim
med with Satin Ribbon; o perfect
model for medium figures, $500.
C. b. A LII Spirite of flne Batlste,
medium and habit hip, trimmed with
< Val I.aoe and ribbon. 81. 90.
BON TON Of English Couttl, boncd
with steol trimmed with Val Lace
and ribbon "A fine model for average
figures, $500
P. n OF flne Mercerzed Brocade,
in medium length for slight figures.
trimmed with lace and ribbon; one OF
the daintest corsets we have TOR
/. spring and summer wear, sou
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Times Dispatch want ads. bring results,
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Mrs, 8Hudnall.

Especial TO The STtmcs.plspntch,)
FRONT ROYAL. March s,-News reach
cd here to-day OF the death OF Mrs, Sarah
EHudnall wife Of Richard Hudnali. Of
Linden, at / 30 o'clock this mornlng OF
acute peritonitis; aged slxty-l2ye years.
She will be buried az Hltch' fauuqu'eF
county, on Wednesday,. u
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Personal Mention

Mrs Thomas Amber. OF Williamsburg,
is visiting friends in Richmond.
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A silver musical reception will be ten
dered By Mrs. Mao Tallcy at her studio,
No. 327 East Franklin Street, March 18th,
from 10 10 p. NJ. for&tf1e 4 eneht Of the
Alabama tnbleat the Confederate Bazaar.
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Every Times Dispatch want ad. win
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Mrs, Fannie Todd.

tSrccial to Tho Times. DIsnatch;)
STEVEN syILLE, f VA, March b.
Mrs. Fannie Todd, widow Of Captain
residence, in King and Queen county.
February 9th. Mrs, Todd leaves three
sona-WIlliam. Robert and Garland.
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They work wonders-The Times Dis
patch ads.
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Miss Essie 3. Purvis and Mr.. George
g. Anderson were married Monday after
noon In the Fairmonnt-Ayenuc Church
parsonage by the Rev. J. Q. Babcock.
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Mrs. G. NJ. Johnston,

E-T77aE Especial to The Times Dlspatch.J
NORFOLK, Val, March 3.--Mrs.
Louise Crippcn Mildly Johnston, one OF
the oldest residents of this city, died at
her home. No. 1850 Brewer Street, at II &ai
O'clock last evening, inEthe nlnety-ninth
year OF her age. She was a widow, 0 T.;
tho late James II. Johnston, and survived
by two $chldren--Mr. Charles II. john
ston and Mrs. Mary O.. Moore. She was
natlce of Eastern Shore, Va. but has
lived in this CITY for many years. RI
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Mrs. Josie E. Shelton.

lsp2 tis5ss; spccInl to The Times- Dispatch
g5 PETERSBURG,s VA, March 3,---Nlr..t
Josie e. Shelton. wife of Mr.. w. n. Skel 4
ton, died this morning at the home Of
her husband. IA on Halifax Street, at 5
o'clock Mrs. Shelton before her mar
.riage was Miss Hardwood, Of LmnenburE
county. Her husband and one child, four
years of age. survive her. Tho funeral
will take place Tomorrow afternoon at
half past 8 o'clock. from the Second Bap-
ll..4.. I, lI,iH W
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Tho Furniture Booth Committee OF the
Confederate Fair Is requested By MIS-
j. "A. Rldgeley to meet to-day at = = NJ.
In No. G3O North Seventh Street,
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Miss Rosa Myers, of NORFOLK. and Miss
Daisy Burwch. Of New York, re among
the number of pleasant out-of-town pe0-
Z pie who are now In Richmond.
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a meeting of the Arkansas Table Com
.mttee Is called for Thursday at r. al
in the home of Mrs. Stephen Putney. No.
921 West Franklin Street,
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Mrs, j. d. McAIister.

-9.I-1 Especial to The T1mes-Dl3pltch.J
TAZEIvELL. VA. March 3.-N1rs. J I
ID. NfcAlister, wife of the Rev. j. D. Me-
Alister who has been stationed for about
a year at Cedar Bluff this county. to
take charge Of the Methodist Church at
that place. died Friday morning The
burial services took place Sunday at Ce-
!dar Bluff. The remains will be later re-
moved to Knoxville, the home Of Mrs.
N1cAlister. The deceased was about tfhr-
ltY-eght years OF age. -I-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-04

Special toysThe Times: Dispatch.)
Mrs. Purcell, wife OF Mr.. John Purcell.
who lives a few miles from town. died
at the home OF her sister Mrs. r. n.
Morgan OF this place Sunday morning.
and was buried to-day In the Hebron