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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
Senator Daniel and His Silk Hat

Editor OF. Tho Times Dispatch:
Sr,-I notice the following on the edl-
torial page in last Sundays Issue OF your
valuable paper:
The Washington Post cartoonlst Is a
little off. Senator Daniel never wore IL
silk stovc-pipe hat in his life"
You are In error. Senator Daniel has
worn a silk stoye-pipe hat. Numerous
citizens who called on Senator Daniel at
the Richmond early In the eveihng Of
the night he spoke at the Academy, dur
ing the recent caMpdlsn. will nIll! that
he wore 2 siIk atoyo T.ne hat \. tho lobby
from the hotel to the AcaSemy he wore
the silk stoYc-pipe hat.
The innovation was commented on at
tho time. Some Of those who had known
him for many years did not like the
change from a SLOUGH hat TO H. silk stove
pipe hat. ! remember that. one lpan re-
marked after his speech that not until
Senator Daniel appeared OH the rostrllm
without his silk Stoye-pipe hat did he
However. It is true that John ".
Daniel and the SLOUGH hat, TO, the people
OF Virginia. are as masquerade as We're
Ruth and Naomi.
December 9Th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
Deaths Reported Yesterday.

Deaths Reported Yesterday.
Deaths reported to the Board OF Health
Monday and Tuesday were
WHITE
Samuel Steinlelr. male, IS years, Will
Harrisburg, Va.
GA Church Street.
Romtln II. Murphy. female. l year,
240O Ycnallc.
Z Riches Richie, male, 81 years, ~ west
Marshall,
Mary p I, Foster, female, 70 years, 9
months, II days, sos PARK Avenue.
Jcsthor Fisher. female. Is years, y
& months. S days. III West Main,
q. w. Felthaus. male, a years. Asho-
Adam, Boiler. male, &C years, 1000 yen-
fthle.
Mary r. Farley, female. AZ years, 6
months, Henr!co county
NannIeYJ. Strange, female, 81 years,
months, s days, 60s North Twenty
seventh Street.
IS
Pearl Grimes female, 90 years, is n
Twenty-tifth,
James White, male, q years, Canal,
Noryel Evans, malo. 70 years. 3lu y,
Madison.
Infant Davis, female, month, day.
928 North Fourth Street.
Etta Fountain, female 2S years, Mayo
Ialu Garter female, 40 years, 5l4 St.
flames.
Joseph richardson, male, 40 years, 7os
y Norton Street.
Isstelle Barrett female, y'sar, ali2
Ar Street.
n1lllo smith Jr, male, s days. Hen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
Attempt to Kill Kuropatkin z.
As<R,y ssAAlntAf / 4iff

=.
ST. FETEd1SBURG, December GA
very curious dispatch hns bees received
from correspondent Mt General 1Suropat-
l1tn's headquarters about the arrest OF q
Chinaman who was found In possession
OF i've hundred feet OF fuse used In de-
tonaung l,igl, explosives. Tho telegram
speaks OF the necessity for providing q
larger body guard for General 1iuropat-
kin. The wording OF the dispatch gen
orally leads to tho Inference that an at
tempt n1adk upon the comnlandei'-ill-
chiefs life has been folied. No coni1i1na-
ton OF tho report IS pbtainable here
Although the War Office and the ad-
5miralty are still without direct ncws from
Port Arthur confidence in the ability Of
tho fortress to hold out continues to- be
expressed. The reports from Toxic OF the
Smelling OF tho battlcships and Of heavy
losses by the Russians in an Ineffective
attempt to recapture 203- Metre Illll ure
considered misleading.
According to Il high officer Of tho gen.
eral staff the wnrsliips would be able 70
seek shelter from tho fire from 2o3- Metre
Hill by anchorlng behind the Tigers Tail
Peninsula. Reports that the Russians
,lro clearing the mine fields outside the
ilarbor are regarded as tho best indca-
ton that the squadron Is preparing TO
move out to this anchorage where 1t Will
DO secure Ander the protection Of tho
shore batteries.
The agitation raised in the newspapers
on the question Of sending tho Black Sea
fleet through the SDardanclcs to join ADJ
miral Rojestvensky's squadron, has been
inspired by a faction, OF tho admiralty,
which IS anxious to see the second Pa
ciflc squadron reinforced to appoint which
will insure, victory, "a but there is not vet
the slightest evidence that Russia is ,seri-
ously considering such a step. Tho sub
ject is q popular one III Russia, where
there has always existed much irritation
against the Manner in which irritation
Sea fleet is bottled up, but Russian diplo--
mntsts recognize & the difficulties sur
the vexed question Of tho Darda-l
nelles. and tho Associated Press Is as
sured that the present discussion is with.
out significance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
Master Plumbers Meeting.
(By Associated Press.

I1-1- G7-7I 1tEsSUCItItFtI 77IT
5 WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. 6.-Ths
Master Plumbers Associat ton OF tho At
day.S1It was decided that hereafter all
manufacturers Of plumbing materials
should each stamp or abel their pro-
not only 10 show fro riwhom broken
parts should be ordered. but also to indi-
Waller b. Q Nolan, OF Washington, was
elected president. and George W. James:
4 OF Petersburg. Va, one OF the board OF
governors,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
She Hadn't Noticed Him.

IIusbana-rMy dear did YOU notiQe that
gentleman who just got off the ear?
WifewDo you mean that dark. heavy
set man il, tbe,light gray suit, brown
derby hat aud low tan shoes, wearing
4 turn-down coar with u narrow black
tie and diamond pin CARRYING q book and
a silk umbrella with a5heayg gold mount
ca haidle2
HuSbald4-Y<cs. guess
2 Wife M, didn't police lin. My
kansia G!ta. lN4elsndenI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
CLAYTON North.

.LYNCfiBURG. VIA, Dec. G,-Mr. Clay
ton North widely kno wn citizen q ,his
last night. During tho Civil War Mr..
North Served In Beaurcgard.s Battery.
with which he served until disabled by
masters Office. 40 served as commls-
sioner OF the revenue Of the city for se soy:
time In S75.s Ills wife, who was Miss
Matilda Lynch Jennings. q! sister Of Mr..
Upton p. Jennings and MI, " illiam $.
survive him. The deceased was member
: OF tho Garland Rodes Camp OF Confedcr-
ate Veterans OF this city, ats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
Preparing for Winter.

{By Associated Press 5s-. &....,..}f
GEN. .OkU'S! HEADQUARTERS, Via
FUSAN. Monday, Dec. 5r-----1D)elayed in
Transmission In the villages near the
actual Japanese line houses are being
repaired and built, scores Of wells are
being dug, villages are being denudcd of
trees and quantities Of fuel are being pre-
pared. Every indication points to the in.
tcntion to remain on the present line dur
ing the winter. The cold weather Is not
affecting the Japanese although the tenn
pcrature has already fallen to a few de-
grees above zero. There arc few sick
men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
.PAGET AMI. OKIE WAN 1' &
FARM AT CHARLOTTESVILLE
(special to The Timcs-Dispatch.)

NEW YORK. Dec. GA partnership
has been formed between Sydney Paget5
and Fred W. Dixie with tho intention Of
entering the steeplcchaslng field next year.
It Is the purpose of the new firm to be
stud for tho express purpose Of breeding
Jumpers and hunters. The new stable
was started last week when Olsie madcl
quite a. number OF purchases ut the sales
IN, Lexington, Ky. Hehwcnt to Charlottes-5
vile, Va, few days ago to look for n:
desirable farm at that place on which, to-
put their breeding stock. 5s s.5s sy d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
NEGROES FOUND GUILTY;
SENTENCED TO DEATH
nv Ascoc,,ted pro.,

(By Associated Pressl
OASON.S Ca Dec. f6---After the cx-
animation of three or four witnesses, the
jury to-day rendered verdict OF guilty
in the case OF John Butler and Guy Reid,
both colored charged with the murder
OF Rad G. Story, Judge Hammond sem
fenced them to be hanged on Tuesday,
December 27th. There was no trouble a S
had been previously feared. No indlct-t
ment was found for Jno. Reid, father OF
Guy Reid, and Harriet Butler. mother OF
John Butler, M 50 K iSl ls U.s. 8,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
Association Course.

Tho third Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation entertainment will be given by
the Nellie Peck Saunders Concert com !.
s:sos o'clock. The company is composed
Of Nellie Peck saunders readGr; !, "a Ednp
baritone; Elizabeth Eidt, pianist. Tho
Redpath Bureau says It Is one OF the best
balanced companies eyer sent out. y
association course patrons and their
friends. IA,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
Japanese Cruiser Sunk.
s(By Associated Press.

It
MOSCOW, Dec. "a special from
fVladivostok says that steamer, which
has just arrived there from Shanghai re-
ports that the Japanese armored cruiser
Adsuma has been blown up and sunk by
mine. The cruiser is said to have been
sunk north Of the Miaotao Islands.
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DR., Sheath Here.

Among tho visitors Mt the Department.
Of Public Instruction yesterday was Dr:
y. II. Sheath q the deparrd = 4i1, 30. q
sity, Who is 1IVestigatin gthe e1uca tionnl
system Of slc South and presenting g, ,tne9
advantages Of the. AXLE summer schondi
. the. educational commissions meqtinH q az
Norfolk. .5f
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Parrish-Sharp.

Especial to Tho Times D!spaicr)
LYNGHBURG, VA, Dec. G.--Miss Annie
b. Sharp, an attractive young lady,
daughter of Mr.. i. T. sharp, OF West
Lynchburs, and MI r.. Diusuld Parrish,
u young merchant Of this city, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at the home OF
the bride.
Mn. q. g. Parrish, brother of the
groom acted as best man, ana Miss
Matte Carruihcrs Mas he maid of
honor Owing 10 a recent bereavement IN
the family Of tho groom the marriage
was as :ilmplN as pOSsihle.
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Hint for the Cook.

Oh. toucli II with a tender touch,
For. TIL the egg is boiled,
Who knows but that, unwlttlngly,
II may be smashed ana spoiled,
Tho autumn breeze that lgulnst 1t blows
ought to be stillcd and hushed;
For eggs like youth full purity, 7S0.
Are awful when they're suushed
Y" t-Cinchnnti mmercal-Trihune.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
One of Clusters Slavers.

representing Sioux Indian chieftalns
who were III the Custer battle and nov
In the Standing Rock Indian Reservation,
John Grass, chief Justice OF the SIolx
tribe. has forwarded 10 President Roose-
Welt an immense buffalo robe, on the back
or which appears In Indian picture writ
ing lie narration Of historic deeds in the
Custer fight.
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General Engagement Unlikely.

CBysAsso clated Prcss.)
MUKDEN, December 6.-Ev thingnow.
indicates that the prospect Of an %imme-
dato encounter on a large scale has
passed. During the fighting below Tsink-'
llletchen, the Russian loss was; rs men
killed and 123 wounded. including two offs
GERS. Seventeen japanese prisoners We're
taken, one or whom committed suicide.
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THE RUSSIANS FAIL
To RETAKE HIZL
CONTINUED from First PACED "a

esviet was struck twice and two moro
Shells were lodged In other ships. A.. yes
sci Of tho Poltnva typo was observed to
DO OH fire for ono hour sending up a great
volume OF smoke
The attaching operations against tho
Sungslltl Mountain forts eastward arc
carried on day and night Two 36 mill
metre q,ick-firars were captured Sunday
iii a half moon fort defending counter-
scarp on Rihlung Mountain
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BURNED WIFE TO DEATH,
Poured Gasoline on Sleeping
Couple and Set It Ahrc.

NlsS SSfsffRI N e e: Dec. OK negro wo;;
, ,..,tt inilicted by her husband, John
P + Icct had deserted her for ANOTHER ne.
woman, but returned to rs n home Sarpr-
nt,sse asicep wherellpon lie thoroIlHhly,
Saturated them both.. with gnsol!nc ana ,
set them on !lrc. The Portugueana , ,ii,
not isnycrely burned, but tho, woman re-
ceived burns from which she dled 70
day. sS st }, ], .835 i@S
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INVITES PRESIDENT I.8
TO VISIT NORFOLK
nv Asnociated Press. )

(Hy Associated prcss) -
Ks NORFOLK, a VA. December 6.--Ihe
Common Council Of tho city OF Norfolk
its meeting. tonight passed a resolu-
tion unanimously inviting President
Roosevelt to visit this city on his intend
cd southe-n-tour.
Similar action will be taken by the Sc
lcct branch at a meeting to DO held next
week.
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Vngini..,

Tho Cooperation Education Commission
meets IN Norfolk with Governor Montais e .le
presiding; business and public me e,. =
dern,an speaks on the education of,all the
,eople--Farmcrs Institute at siyllliams !.
burg we'll tendeei----Inited States Court
at Harrisonburg indcts and sentences y
Dostofflce robber inside an liDur--FIonr-
Ing mil burns at Bedford City, causing
5000 loss-Students' Missionary Conven.
ton at Episcopal seminary attended 1, ny y
many bishops from foreign lands Fire
burns buggy department Chase City man
,,facturing plant causing loss Of $su, oo No
Findings Of court-nlartial OF FRANKLIN
soldiers create Consideration and Cover
nor will be appealed to--Ehristian. MIS-
sionary Association in session at Suffolk
elects ofiicers--Alpha Chapter of the Phi
Beta Kappa hold annual meeting at WI,
liam and Mary and initiate distinguished
men. 5fe 49, ~ 3t@fssa 1s1fl.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
CASHIER AND $4,000
MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEAR
lIsv 4 ssncintnd press

- Q5y Associated Press.)
II MACON, GA Dec. 6.-Maro%W Potter.
young man. who Is cashier of banks at
Dayisboro, Glenwood and Helena. Ga,
has mystcriously disappeared and his
books, which have been checked up by
an expert, show a shortage of something
like $4,000. 1t IS. said that the amount
may exceed $4,000 upon further cxaml-
nation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
Barge Lost in Storm.

4 Especial to Tho Times Dispatch !, s1.s
NEWPORT NEWS Va Dec. G-The
tug Navigator arrived here to-day from
Providence, reports having los TT tho ba rEc
tow line parted during the: storm and the q
barge was carried out to sea- Tug John
Scully was sent In Quest the miss g
vessel and has not yet reported. tSbs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
VERDICT OF GUILTY
IN LAND FRAUD CASE
. (By Associated Press,

A5i PORTLAND, ORE, Dec. G.-Thc jury
III the land fraud case, which has been.
occupying the attention Of Judge Bel-i
fingers court for over two weeks. brought
in a verdict of guilty for all the defend
ants with the exception OF Miss Msric
Ware this afternoon, after forty-fiva.
minutes deliberation. No recommends
ton as to punishment was made. Miss
Ware was acquitted following The In
structions Of tho court s
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Dr.. Barbee Dead.

(By Assoclated Fress) s.
NASHVILLE TENN, December Cdr.
James D. Barbce, a leader in Southern
Method!sn, is dead ut his home here.
aged seventy-two years. Dr.. Barbee was
for 4 number of years one OF the agents
OF the Southern Methodist Publishin0
House. aE 49, a.aE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
North Carolina.

Z The Seaboard Air Line wins suit brought
to force the Raleigh and Castor out OF
the Seaboartl nsrEtr---AN sales of cotton
stopped at Raleigh on account of the
slump in price---R reports to the Baptist
I Convention ntSElizlbctll City to-day will
show large Increase in membership.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
Richmond.

Rich rewards reaped by the merger sot
tic tobacco companies:, interesting IS st9 3,s
of james D. Duke, and low nc g3e ms
.erests .---Elcc,ion of ~ Chief OF p ,s,iics
Tonight: believed that Acting Ghiel
1Iulce will be chosen to succeed hitnssii IA
Great progress made in railroad Il Dulllu e.
inr and equipment; numerous changes IN
railroad officials italian giant, pafne ,ae;
meets more than. his match in tho slender
4 for disordcrlw c6lduct---Death Of Dr. =.
+. Interesting case sue eIlan,a III
briefs in the Supreme Court Of Appte!a ais
Tor ri, j. Clement sliafer. liabilities being
stated as approxilna,ing eightiT,-fiye thou,
sand dollars assets not definitely e known k3,,,S,
two on tho call for to-day: NlANCl,iflS-
TER--Called session of the City Coun-
ciI--Glass works 10 be cstnoiIl rs neu 81 -
Willie Carter Is missing from home
Policeman Moore ill---Council to meet on
Friday night.
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THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE
.ATsFUNERAL OF MRS. GILBERT
.(Ry Associated Press. j

NEW YORK. Dec 7.-rhree thousand
persons, including many OF the best
known members OF tho theatrical profess
sion. attended the funeral of Mrs. George
+ Henry Gilbert, tho actress. IN the Bloom.
singdale Reformed Church to-day. Hun
to the church. Nearly every theatrical
company playing In this city and many
elsewhere sent flowers. The interment
was In GreenWOod Cemetery. .s .9 ~
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William Blake.

54f (By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Dec. liam Blaike.
aged 81, we'll known lawyer, author. and
athlete and advocate Of physical culture,
was stricken with apopexy at Ills home
n ri could be summoned. Ho had
been in the best of health 8i IN,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
.MARsHALS5 ENDORSE
ZEMSTVOIST MEMORIAL

(By Associated Press.)
MOSCOW, December 6.-Nineteen pro-
vincial marshals of the nobility met to-
day at the residence of Prince Troubetz-
sl1oi md unanimously endorsed the
$Iemstvoist memorial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
son of Garibaldi. Dying.

(By Associated Press1
Ed ROME, December G.-~rGencral ltlcclottl
SC;arlIaldI tho last surviving son OF tho
italian hero, and his first wife, Anita,
is dying from nephrit!s.
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Reported Adversely

rho Joint Subcommittee on tAsht ana
Finance last night decided e report un-
versoly the ordinance providing for l liz
.ilght plant for the city, Tho mat tier VIII
probably be taken UP again at some
later date. Is-. q
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A Significant Circumstance.

"Do the same people so to the races
year after year,
No, Inc same bookmakers keep com
ine right along But The people who
BET keep changing Washington Star.
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Return to New York.

Mr.. and MIS-. Waiter George Newman
and lille Miss Nirsinia' Fearn Newman,
the young lIdy u native Of tiis city. left
Yesterday for their home at the Holland
House IN NeW York, They have spent
several months al The Jefferson in this
city.
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OBITUARY..
Ambrose Spies.

Mr.. Ambrose Spies died at z p. N. Mon
s sny II NJ IT, LII E Gd Ss
age. Tho deceased was O native Of Ger
many, but had resided in this city for
here. Me is survived BY his aged Vito !
Tho funeral services viii take place
from ST.. Mary.s German Catholic Church
Friends Of tho family arc invited to at
tend. i
Lewis H. Zoos.
Mr.. Louis II. Zoos died yesterday morn
Street. after an illness OF amout two
months. Nh. Zoos had been in feeble
vived by his wife and three sons and by
his. mo Their. Tho deceased was 81 years
old. and q native OF Baltimore. lIo was
a member OF the First Baptist Church.
and other or CARNATIONS. The funeral ar
rangements have not been announced.
Victor L. Floyd.
.3 aIr. Victor l.. Floyd. Jr.. a we'll known
idence. no. 1los Brook Road. Monday eve
ns asa w pass eas s
Clay Street Methodist Church this tIyed-
nesday) afternoon at o'clock. hrriends
enves
mother and three sisters. 5 y
Claude Wcstnan.
e Claude yvestman. second son OF C.: D,
and NJ Q. Westman. died Sunday in Nor
folk, Va: aged four years; The little ~
friends in their bereavement.
William Cotnlan.
Z Mr. william Cotman died Monday at
his home. Cotman's in Henrico county,
OF pneumonia aged IS years He was III
but d few days. He Is survived by his
wife. and several children The funreal
pnse
the pastor officiating.
John Chichester.
Mr.. John Chichester, 4 native OF this
city, and q brother Of hlr. James NJ.
Chichester, died Monday IN the Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. after an III
ness og about two months. Deceased was
hfty-two years old. and for twenty years
had resided in Birmingham Ala. where
he was prominent In the business life OF
that community.
Dr.. ]. r. Bass.
& DR.. j. II. Bass died at $50 o'clock yes.
terday afternoon ut his residence, No. 2ls
South Pine Street lnsss o.
Deceased was well known IN this. city,
though not In active practice recently
Funeral of Miss Warren.
Il Miss Jeannctte Allan Warren, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. T.. J. Warren, after an
illness OF many months. passed away
suddenly at her home In this city Monday
by5a largo circle OF friends. A good deal
of hcralf had been spent as an invalid.
butgh brighter. happier spirit than hers is
seldom met. s
The funeral will DO from the home. on
North Third Street, and tho interment
will be in the family section at Emanuel
n |, { u. .
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DEATHS.

BASS. Departed this life at his resi- sIo
dcnce No. 3O6 South Pine Street. at s;3o
r. 7.M.. Dec, =, 1904, DIR, J. y. BASS.
Funeral notice later. ],
ber16, 1901, LOUIS ,iIAMIiJroN. ZOOS
4 In the a7tll year Of his age. ~
FgneT! services a. tie resenGs Me.
& NOON at $3.50.
Tho coG2 knsa q hS EsiSass"qSSi ondaS
e s!S9k yisroR L III i!GSA Jr in Lie
sss fSnsSac %I aks R|sf sW frGm GlsY
AFTERNooN at 3 o'clock, Friends q
tho family ara invited TO attend. 4
rs rssdene 9nar7f h1S Grace Street
AMHRos SPIES. IN scyenty-second yeaf
n lrom st. Mq w T asE%aas s. &.
"therla, il Norfolk, Va. On sunday Iasstf.
3. Westlnan, aged four years
W Sec 5 TEAM, J5ANNslyrE ALLAN WAR.
REM re- M, Youngest daughter Of Edward Z
Tie funeral viii take place from II:
Il O'clock. NF;sD AY, DEC EMF Ea
ia, Intermcnt private.
Fewer Gallons, Wears Longer.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
Eewer GalLanss Wears hanger,
= fts go All ~ ij t8 Aljs
Fewer GAlEous; Wears t1nEer.
rswtr Galleuss WsaF1 Isns..
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In TING.

Tho Nurse--The doctor has ordered III,
to give him sulphur. baths.
The iIousekceper--Pre Preparing him for Iii,
n:.t world. ! Suess,-Town Topics,
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rico county.
Mary F. O'Ncal, female, s years. Tol
West Marshall.
Louisa johnson. female. 81 years. So
North Fifth.
CT Frederick. femalc. years, month,
II days, 2625 Lincoln Alley.
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RANCE OF TILE ma THERMOMETER;
,atN1 Ar1-R,E.; :, h.11AfANACs

. :" @E11------ 1glI0NCNIIlNGE
e s, ~, Its i.50 Morni1iE.... .....4.2S
SStnn,, sSfs s:2Y EvcninC..1.-. ga
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SUMMARY Or THE DAYS NEWS.
TIE Weather.

4
WAsHiMtsn id 81, !, i rssav. p
s Virginia "wednesday and ih 1uli
ay fresl, westerly Z, w Z, q, ,oudv ,ye,lnes
6ny aud Thursday; light, variable winds.
Richmonds weather yesterday was clear
lid cold.
RANCE OF Till; fl'fI Term oSrETE = &
q A.. .a.. 81 - 7. .. 40
~ VI ~, ~ : n . observation-disclosures
s y 4, Al, :. - : ..,.,,s..-.. 30
u - 81 ~ 1. 4 . ~. 30
AZ Midnight. :, 49, ~
Average So. ~
Highest temperatures yes ROO -: u
i .o1rast temperature yestrrdaS.s.s.... 81 .
Mean temperature SssteTday 40 40
pen,rti,re from fiornlal temperature.. ~ "a
Precipitation durin g past ~ hours. 4. {. W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-07
William Gotham.

* DR.. j. r. Bass died at &: 30 o'clock yes
8terday afternoon at his residence, No. 306
South Pine Street. aftert$an illness OF
funeral have not yet been announced.
Deceased was well known In this. city,
though not In active practice recently.