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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
VICTORY FOR
MANN LAW
W. H. Bodz has Wdlkover IN
Albemarle.
HAS OVER 500 MAJORITY
The Liquor Men Were Fighting Mr.
Boar. but He Won With Ease Car.
rying Most Every Pre-
cinct.
HAS OVER 500 MAJORITY
,,n.c,,, to The Times. pi,p.tch.)


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Aug l.
Albemarle county, the nrst In the STATE
IN which the Mann liquor law has oeeh
made the chief issue, held Its Demo
cratic primary to-day. william II. Boaz,
the veteran member OF the House OF
DeIcrates. who was supposed to have
the strongest opposition no had ever en-
oountered. had a complete walkover,
completely swapping his opponent. w.
Samuel Burnley. who was supported by
fhe liquor element. w. r. Duke was
nominated by over 600 majority, and
hence there will be no change In Abe
marle's representation in the House.
Mr.. Boaz carried every ward IN Char
iottesville his majority over Burnley
being l4s In the county sixteen out OF
fwenty-two precincts gave Boaz All ma
FORTY, Burnley carrying only three pre-
cincts.
In the county there was hot contest
FOR Sheriff, Lucfnn Watts, tho incumbent
winning over ]. ID. Williams by mar
The nght was also close between VIII
fam Garth and Nathaniel McOee Tor
The trcazurershIp. Indications point to
xhe election Of MCGEE.
George T. omohundro was ohosen
Counrni ssoner Of tho Revenue for the
gouthside, defeating W. L. Carpenter
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with gun. one arm was almost severed
from his body. ana his head and body
were hacked horribly with an axe. When
the body was discovered It was impossi-
bio TO recognize any semblance OF a hu-
man being in the face as decomposition
had set In. Buzzards Tying over the spot
attracted the attention OF men passing
by. Sheriff Alderman ana the coroner
went TO the scene OF the murder early
this morning. On searching for clues
the officers found pool OF blood In the
yard OF Lee GREEN'S houEe and other
blood stains were discovered on melon
rinds and the bloody axe was found un-
der the house.
At the coroner's inquest II vas devel-
oped BY the clues found that Toole and
Green shot Surasky twice in the back.
and then cut him UP with the axe. The
shots evidently did not suffice to subdue
their victim, and the axe was used to
finish him. After their work was accom-
plished thoy loaded tho corpse In the
victims own wagon and drove to a lone
~ spot In the woods and tied tho horse
to 4 tree and left It.. The horse becom'
ing hungry. broke loose and pulled the
wagon, with Its ghastly load, away from
tho tree where no was tied to within a
mile and half OF Hawthorne. whence 1t
was discovered.
A negro man Is suspected OF being an
accomplice in the crime but so far the
negro Is free. Lee Green Is bad char
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
S Mainly About People $
b
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr.. and Mrs. W. s.. John. OF No. 40
North Eighth Street, left Friday for
two.weeks' trip through New. Bngland
Nova Scotia and Canada. While IN BIOS.
ton, Mas. Mr.. and Mrs. Johns Will meet
their son, Mr.. r. l. Johns, formerly OF
this city. now representing the WestinB-
house Electric Company. OF Pittsnurs,
Mrs. ]. A GUIDE. with hor two daugh-
ters, left last week for Ocean View. ac-
companied by Mrs. LOOMS.
Misses Annie p. Kerse and Mayme ].
Hughes and Mrs. R L. Layne Will leave
today for Allegheny tI6lel Goshen, Va.
Mr.. Frank Miller Is at the Mecklenburg
Hotel, Chase City, Va.
Miss Nettie Pearl Bush, accompanied
by her sister. Miss Lott!e. May Bush.
leaves Monday for West virginia, TO 20
Rone several weeks.
Mrs. A. Z. thurman and daughter, OF
No. 1O2 West Grace Street, are spending
fhn summer ut Bernard Lodge, Va.
Misses Ethel, Grace and Marian BIlggs
accompanied by their governess, Miss
Alice Eubank. left yesterday for Alton.
Va, to spend tia month OF August,
Mr.. Rob. F.. Pea-suan and daughter have
returned. after q pleasant visit to Wash
ington, Newark, N. j.. and New York
city.
m M.ss M Is yisitinE o MISS May Holmes Of
Woodburn. Loudoun county, Va.
Miss Grace Burgess, OF Richmond. Is
visiting In Danville. the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs n. A. Fitzgerald.
Miss Kate Coleman. OF Norfolk, who
has been visiting friend IN Richmond for
the past few months, will return to her
home tomorrow.
Mira. A NJ. Sanders, who has spent the
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Securing Breathltt Comfy for
Witnesses.
STRONG CASE A SURPRISE
Attorney for Commonwealth Had Wit
nesses Whom, It Was Thought,
Would Never Testify Against
the Accused Men.
tr,v Associated I,ress.)

CYNTH1ANA, KY, August 1.-The sec
ond trial of Curtis Jet and Thomas
White for the murder of ]. b. Marcun
has been continued one week, and the
prosecution Is still calling witnesses
commemorative Attorney Byrd has sur
prised ali In securing the attendance hero
OF persons from Brcathltt county who 1t
was thought never would testify against
either of the defendants. Among the
witnesses who fled to the mountains dur
Ing the trial at Jackson was Henry Free
man. and he was held In con finement
here several days until he agreed to tes-
tify. He was on the stand again to-day
for the third time, and told how Jet and
White came to his saloon for whiskcy
on the night after Marcum was shot,
and talked freely about the dog had
been killed" Fhceman testified that
While they were drinking Jett said:
IT had to get ahead Of him some way
and did It the best l could"
Mrs. Combs corroborated Mrs Mary
johnson In saying that Jet had told hor
that Mrs. Johnson asked him who killed
her brother and his reply was, Yes,
killed your brother
There Is no prediction as TO when the
trial will end as the defense Is now hunt
Ing up witnesses everywhere In Breathitt
county.
Goodloe Coombs, one of the witnesses
for the prosecution In the Jet and White
case, now on trial. died here to-day OF
appendicitis. He was one Of the most ex-
pert rifle and pistol shots In the moun-
taIns of Eastern Kentucky. t1e was
sentenced for life for killing Mr. Rose at
Clay City, but was pardoned after sefv-
ing some years.
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last three weeks In washington, phiiaa Gel
phia, Atlantic City and New Sork, MI MI
return to her home. No. 2Oo2 Vehaoie
Street, tonight r,a
Mrs A. NJ. Hardwicke, Of North TW Yen
ty-fourth street, is spending some time
win her brother In the mountains OF
Mrs. E. c. Hitcs, Of this city. Is visiting
friends and relatives In the mountains
OF Mr.. and and Mrs. Charles 7. Hardwicke
fourth Street. Will leave this week for
a short visit to friends in Albemarie coun-
Miss Nora Burruss and Mrs. w. u
Campbell have returned from a delightful
visit to Mrs. Sam McNett Washington,
Mr.. Ralph Martin leaves tonight on a
vacation of month.
Mrs ". Harrison Jacokes. OF Ciarks-
nephew. MIR. Hawthorne Elsom. son of
Rev. ]. G. Elsom, OF Danville, Va. They
will spend next month at Deer Park,
Miss Lizzie vorbrinck and Mrs. G. Fl.
Plogeman and her little daughter Cattle
Baltimore and Bristow, Va, to spend
about three weeks sightseeing.
Mr.. Charles =. Perkins Is In West Point
to-day visiting his family, who are spend
Ing some time there.
Miss Belle 1,aneave. Of Crewe, has re-
Mrs. Mary Miller.
Miss 1nez Childress, of Petersburg, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. T. Kuhn, OF
Fairmount Avenue.
Mr.. William Miller and his daughter,
Grace. left yesterday for Nottoway coun-
~, where the latter will remain some
time with relatives. Mr.. Miller will re-
turn tomorrow.
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.LUPTON'S NAME
NOT ON TICKET
lsnecial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch. J

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
WINCHESTER, VA. August 1.-The
opponents OF Senator L. Lupton declare
that he Is now certainly out of the race
for the State Senate, and that Judge F.
S. Tayenner, Of Woodstock has a cloln
field although Senator Lupton has not
said he will not run, but has refused 10
enter the primaries, because Of their
not being in accordance with the state
Committees rule OF the viva voce plan
His name was not placed on the ticket
made up to-day by the Democratic cleo
ton committee.
There arc many candidates for county
offices, and no less than six Republicans
had their names placed on the ticket to
be voted in the Democratic primaries,
This Is said to be without precedent
Senator Lupton's friends claim that a
deal has been made with Shenandoah
county Republicans to defeat him, and
that two ballot boxes are to be used
there unless he gives up the fight.
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HORRIBLE MURDER
OF GOOD CITIZEN
Abram Surasky Is Hacked to
Pieces in South Car
DINA.
(By Associated Press3

AIKEN, 8. c.. August 1-Abram lsu-
rasky. a peddler, living here. was muir.
dered near Hawthorne. in Aiken county
on Wednesday evening by two white men
George Toole and Leo Green. The body
wa, not discovered until Friday evening
The murdered man was thirty years OF
age and ono of five brothers VINO ran
small stores in Aiken. all peaceful. quiet
citizens.
On last Tuesday Mr.. Surasky loaded his
wagon with his packs and started on his
rounds. He Is supposed to have stopped
at GREEN'S house to sell his wares. as 1t
was his custom to do. and 1t was then
that the two men carried out their plan
OF robbery and murder.
surasky was shot twice in the back
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The Ice Mission.
Injured In a Wreck.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The -Dispatch)
CREWE. VA, August Herman Pie
nix, flagman, was injured In a wreck
near the Petersburg yard this morning at
here on a stretcher. The wreck was
caused by the cars pillng up In an open
switch He stood at his post braVely. try
Ing to give the signal until the car, on
Witch he was standing, began to TIT,
throwing him between the cars. Being
an active young man, he scrambled ,aI,t to MS
feet. and climbed the next car mus es-
ed landing Into deep ditch. partly fill
ed with railroad ties.
When found he was In senl-consclous
condition. with both ankles sprained,. MP
injured and whole body badly bruised;
Dr' BRYANT was summoned. at once, ana
pronounced his injuries painful, but not
serious.
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DEATHS,

Street, August LIST, 1908, VICTORIA Fu n,ss
MONDAY AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock. Burial
IN Evergreen Cemetery.
day. July So 1908, at 4l5 p. NJ, FRANK Z.
FISCHER aged tyone m ysaTs tb ae e esses
d. nee 's Ho Meadow bridge Road, THIS
n Sand1iy y River View Friends and acquant
auces invited to attend
JoHNsoN.--Died. on July, 2sth, at the RE-, resi-
No. 72s South Laurel Street; Mrs. MARY 4sa E.
I in tis ssv.n Tia1w year Of her age
Interncnt took place IN Calolihe equity
JULY Both.
'' Friday. July sist, Miss JULIA WALLER ,id.i;I
sna dassts .'t Of Ct %be ss s.e ae a.
funeral servces and nter1msn1t at ssHsSSe
HIN Cemetery THIS sun,daS ss5 o;sioeI.
Relatives and friends are invited to NEE
at the Byrd.street Sta tion at the above
named hour to attend the services.
NJ DowELL-Died, at his residence n 5sTe u car
,pB5SR S,Tee s'sr sq long lin whcS he
bore eow WITH III Christian forttude He leaves
wife four sons and three Ennshte sund,y, AT.
TERSoON at 3 o'clock from Christ Episcopal
Church. Interment at Oakwood' ~
powEL1.-D.d. at A. NJ, JOSEPHINE Es-
TELLE POWELL daughter OF >. - anu =
Funeral viii take place from her parents nt
home. I'LL ~. Iwenty-sec3n street ifa ~
mounD at r. N. MONDAY, August %.
Service at Emanuel Episcopal Church, Henrico
county. at 4 r. NJ. Friends and acauaihtahces
invited to attend.
Baltimore papers please copy
RICHARDSON, Died at the resiS nee OF his
parents COS ". Marshall Street; NJ y L, Al,
August !, 1908. GEO. COLEMAN IRELAND.
SON. youngest child OF Herbert anu br'gnt
Funeral from residence MONDAY AFTER.
NOON, August g. 1908, at O'Clock.
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lace were present in the piazza o. o.
Peters, though In the immedla.e .e's 81,
borhood thereof thousand tropps a ,h,
gendarmes stood idle IN the shaae u we
colonnades.
Soon after four however, GROVES oesaf
to gather
Every eye was turned toward the long,
narrow lin ube vSth a conical top Which
rises crookedly from one end Of the
channel, II might we'll he an li,pol y'. .,,a
smoke outlet for howell insteau " ,as
world-watched beacon, when aio"e va"
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TO Rome and to the world by the smoke
of burning ballots which issued from the
Sistne Chapel. Tomorrow the cardinals
will vote again, both in the morning and
afternoon, but what the chances are Of
their arriving at a decision hefore Mon
day no one cap tell.
II was repoAed this evening that the
Rampolla party was in the ascendant
but this cannot be taken as any indi-
cation OF the final result as the vote Of
Pope Leo's Secretary OF State may b<
split Up or given In itsy entirety to some
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give the sign awaited by so many NIL
lions OF people. II
The bells of the Basillca rang OUT me
can to Tho vespers, but mons Weht m
The priests passing the steps OF 81. re-
ters prayer hook in hand mutteIeo tha
evening office with an ever "atcHiu' eSe
on the Sistine Chapel,
The suspense became intense: even the
street urchns who had come In large
numbers TO gather the discarded ends o.
cigarettes thrown away by me nervous
crowd. stopped their work and gazed TO-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
THE MosBY REUNION

Members Of 43d Va. Battalion to Meet
at Oulpeper Court House,
TIA tenth reunion OF the Forty third
Virginia Battalion, mosby's command
late OF the army Of c. 8. A.. will take
place next Wednesday. August 9th, NJ
Culpeper Courthouse, Va.
Elaborate preparations have been made
nv the committee In charge, and, 1t Is
stated, royal time may be expected by
all who attend. Governor a. ). Mon
tapue Representative w. A Jones. OF
Warsaw. Va, and State Senator George
s. shackleford have been invited to de-
liver addresses, and they are expected
to be present.
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other cardinal Apparently reliable in
formation, which howeyer.tit is impts-
eibe to verify, is TO the effect that Car
dinal Rampolla received at the first ball
lot this morning 20 votes; serahno Van
nutelli, 49, Gotti, Z; 0rcglia, 81; ID Pietro,
4; capecolatro, 4, and Ageliardi, 3, the re-
mander being scattered Rumor geirrr
ally assigns Monday an the most likely
day upon which an election will occur.
No one here seriously expected the
cardinals 10 select pope on the frst bal
lot. hence this morning few OF the popu'
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ward the chapel.
Several false alarms of "Ecco la efu-
mata" there is the smoke caused a
thrill of excitement, Then came rumor
that q Pope had been elected, and many
persons rushed to the Basllca In order
to get good seats when the announce
nent should be made, The impression
that choice had been reached was
heightened by the appearance upon the
walls of the Vatican of few officials
In full uniform as II for great cere'
mony. When o'clock doomed out from
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the big clock of St. Peters there WAS
sea of upturned faces focused In intense
anticipation On tho Sstine Chapel's crook
ed smoke-stack. Three minutes later
came another cry of "Ecco la efumata."
,rhi. time 1t WAS true, From the conical
stop OF the stack Of the chapel cur,ad
out a tiny streak of smoke. From tho
crowd came a sigh of relief Still watch
ing with craned necks, they saw the
smoke thicken and then die down. and In
two minutes all trace Of to-days futile
voting had vanished into air.
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lBy Associated Press.l

ROME August 1.-The first day Of the
conclaye has ended and no Pope has been
elected. Both this morning and afternoon
the members OF the Sacred College, ex-
cept Cardinals Herero y Espinosa, Cret-
toni. Langenieux and coultle, who were
confined 10 their cells by illness, entered
the sistine Chapel, where. after the sol
emn ritual appointed for the occasion,
they dropped their ballots In the chalice.
That these gave 10 no candidate the nee
asAary forty-two votes was mace known
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acter. He attempted to kill a peddler
named Levi from Augusta. Ca. some
time ago. Levi was wounded. but es-
capped. Surasky only had about IS In
money. This was taken. but his watch
and pack were not disturbed by his MUIR
dercr..
The authorl,ie, are confident that they
have the right parties.
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OBITUARY.,
Cant. aeorna M, Walker.


o Gdnptaln George NJ Waer ats d dt as
No $50 Union street Brooklyn, on f n
day DAY morning, aged seyenty,i,Sseevehhes was
rs a aidn from active NE the port
Of Newy York. He was born at at. sea sea Of Of
ihn ay 1S2s his father being his epary
r eer be- sailed e5 On tse lnmmbod e ne
New York. Southampton So and ..l Har rye
steamship Company, then on the AM was, asn,
!nston' the Franklin" and the n, ATiaeU.,,
and carried stores to port ROYAL u CUTIE the
s war in the SIXTIES h He GaG,sr r"nn re
-" "Banshee, of Wil n n &. The The
cargoes of these two vessels were soio
r9r s5sG she hf Rsss Gar"SS Maze
known steamers. While on the Abe
marie" he received gold =. m schnon a4r
He led an exceedingly active life and M!
ssaf%rns life enc his xe1 msen;s and physsa
f by ali tie olcsrs Of he' the old DOMINION
Steamship Company. with whom ne was
connected for. so many years, M,,a ,,,,tS
respected by all who came IN cor''act WIN
him. 40.
Captain Walker was the father 81 tMa1
teen children. the mother ana I'VE 81
whom survive. One OF MS sons OF ,b rs m Old
Dominion Steamship Company.
Andrew j. Mcdowell.
Mr.. Andrew j. Mcdowell died at i:So
o'clock yesterday afternoon at MS resi-
dence. No. 1896 Darlington street. ne r1 naa
been in Ill health for n long ume:, Ere
vious to his sickness. no was with mo
MF mebow and oh sr RafG by widow
four sons and three daughters.
The funeral will take place TINS aiter,
noon at o'clock from Christ Episcopal
Church, Of which he was memoer.
Miss Julia w. Morris.
The death Of Miss Julia Waller Morris,
sister OF the late Junius A. MOTIFS;
ana rda dsng e sh Of A6 arH Norris o'eo
The remains will reach Richmond th n
morning at s:35 O'Clock arriving az me
Byrd-Street Station Carriages VIII be
tives to shockoe Hill cemetery, where
the funeral services will be held and the
burial will take plac.
MIR. John VIM.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcho
PETERSBURG, VA, August 1.-Mr;
Ghn nn Of the Oldest dt
d died last es evening ' at his home on west
High Street. Mr.. Winn was seventy nty.
three years OF age. and was ths e. o .ons
and the Oldest Mason in the CITY.
Mrs. Mary A. Poland,
Especial to The 1'imes-Dispatch)
PETERSBURG, VA. August AIRS.
Mary A. Poland died last evening Mt tne
residence Of her niece. in Dinwtddie coun-
ty. after brief illness. She was elghty.
eight years of age. and was IN Woo"
of the late William Poland, OF this city.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
at o'clock from Grace Episcopal Churcn.
Mis-. Barbara Thruston.
WINCHESTER. VA, August Mrs.
Coleman r. Robinson. who has been VS.
fling friends In this city. was called al. no 10
Heath OF her aunt Miss Barbara Thrus-
ton. a member OF the well known Vlr-
ginia family OF that name
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TROOPS AT DANVILLE
Company There Ordered Home and
Relieved BIZ Another.
(Bv Associated Press.

NE'fVICIF'FtI ] c-t>'I
SPRINGFIELD, ILL. August 1-AA.
jutant- General Scott to-day issued n or
der directing Companies Fl and !. Sew
enth Infantry. I. y. G., which have been
on duty at Danvilc to proceed to their
home station. and ordering Company a,
Fourth Infantry. OF Arccla. TO proceed to
Danvlle The new company Will report
to Sheriff Whltock for orders. 1t Is be-
lieyed that the troops will be needed at
Danville only few days moro.
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at st. Johns Hospital. She is thu, 1 thr,u
OF TINS family Killed by the e ;l,
mer huspand and son having lost ' The
ives; a little girl of nine. now N MI
hospital. Is the only survivor OF the I'm"
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A New Rail Line.

OBy Associated Press0
CHARLOTTE. n. c.. August Tine
new railroad from Hendersonvlllc to Lake
Toxaway was opened for traffic to-day
and at the same time the new hotel was
also opened.
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PETIT AND ADAMS

They WIN Carry Charlotte for Senate
and House.
rRpeoinl to Tho T,mes-Dispat oh:)
HnYSVILLB, VA. August THE re-
SnH " ~. ~ peiegates was: Adams. 81;
Gaines. ~ vor Senate: Petit, rs; Pat
Adams o. Petit Will carry tho county
1,v good majority.
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Another Victim Dies.

(By Associated Pressl
LOWELL, MASS, August 1.--Mrs. Eliza
Galloway, one of the victims of Wcd-
nesdays magazine explosion, died to-day
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Miss Julia w. Morris.
Mr.. John Vim.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, August Mr.
John JNinn. one OF the oldest and most
highly respected citizens OF Peterspnrs s
High Street Mr.. Winn was seventy.
three years Of age. and was the Oldest
member OF Blandford Lodge 81 Masons,
and the Oldest Mason in the city.
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Mrs. Mary a. Poland.

Especial to The 1'imes-DIspatchD
PETERSBURG, VA. August l-Mrs.
Mary A. Poland died last evening Mt inc
residence Of her niece. in DlnWlddle coun-
ty. after brief illness. She was elghty-
eight years of age. and was tn widow
Of the late William Poland Of this city,.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
at o'clock from Grace Episcopal Churcr'
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FUNN.-Died. at her residence. lll3 Moose
Street August 1s! 1903 ViG pdot;s, F fsureh
4 MONDAY AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock. Burial
I'm Evergreen Cemetery.
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Miss Barbara Thruston.

WINCHESTER. VA, August Mrs.
Coleman r. Robinson. who has been VS.
fling friends In this city. was called h no 10
death or her aunt, Miss Barbara Thrus-
ton, a member OF the well known Vir-
ginia family OF that name.
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ton Of Boys Department.

Boys Knee Pants. made OF neat
striped chcviot. good and dur 0Ec
able. 5oc. value ............. ~
Boys Cool Shirt Waist Blouses.
Mothers Friend make. abso- OOc
lutcly 80 and 75c. ralucs, choice -
Boys soc. Straw Hats. jun Dir
DO and Sonnet brnids. choice ~
Boys Negligee Shirts. Madras,
Chnmbray and Percale. cuffs to
match, 30, IS and 75c, values. 20c
slnshed to ................... ~
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Unrestricted Choice Of
Sis and Sl6.5Q Suits

for dress or business wear. made of
fne fabric Black or Blue Serges. Tn
dressed Worstcds and swell pattern
Fancy Twceds. Costly Worsteds and
Fancy scotchcs. cut made and nm
ished equal to costly tailors' products.
Suits that positively sold for $1,000
and $3.50 throughout the season are
now slashed to
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Unrestricted Choice OF
$I8 and $40 Suits

made OF best imported materials. ex-
elusive tailoring designs, made up in
the very best form and In every re-
spect equal to the finest tailors' pro-
duets. Suits which sold for $500 and 4
$4,000, entire stock now slashed to