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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
TRYING TO SETTLE
DELAWARE MIDDLE
Lea Forces Union Republicans
to Bend to His
Will.

WILMINGTON. DELL October 1.-THE
State Committees OF the regular Repub-
Leans and the Union or Addicks Republi-
cans, met here to-day and completed the
work or selecting compromise congress
sonal and ticket. For short timc
this afternoon II. looked rs though the
harmony plan would not go through. This
situation was brought about by Preston
Lea a Regular Republican,, who had
been agreed Upon as the compromise
candidate fors Governor, officially an
that he would accept the non,-
nation with the condition imposed upon
him This condition vas that II, the event
or his election he should appoint Or Sec
rotary of State any one Of the three men
TO be named BY the union Republicans.
After q. series Of conferences among
those Interested the union Republicans
decided to waive the condition, and MIR.
Lea accepted the nomination.
35sDr. Joseph H. Gambler, who was Mons
mated by the convention or the Regular
publicanss,. and who refuses to with
draw. declares he Will run as an itdc-
pendent candidate. * petition is being
circulated in his interest for the r,eces-
sary number Of names to place him on
the official ballot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Running BUSINESS
ALL OVER SOUTH.
Witness Says Practices OF Ar
nlour Car Company Are
nv Associated Press.,

n CHICAGO, October 12.--The alleged ex.
tortionate charges and arbitrary practices
OF the Armour Car Co. were again the
subject VI careful examination by the
Interstate Commerce Commission at It's
closing session this afternoon and the
commission finally adjourned pending n.
special call with tho Investigation s,is-
pended. Charges Of gross oppression
were made ~ several coml,,sss.:.::or, men OF
Chicago and, other points who have had
TO depend on the Armor Car system for
tile transportation OF their product
George r. Mead, OF the George i. Mead
and Company, fruit dealers. and vice
president otthe National Association OF
Commission Men OF Boston. stated that
the tactics adopted by the Armour Com
pany are FAST running the commission
business all over the East.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
SAYS VEIN inner Is. ! 81. 15I
MADE HIM PAY $500
l5fBy Associated Press.)


& NEW Y DIRK. Oct. &c gorge j. Es-
sig. Brooklyn plumber, was the principal
witness to-day against Philip Weinseimer,
the labor leader, who is on trial in the
Court Of General Sessions here, charged
With extortinys 81, 700 from Essig. Essig..
who had the contract for, the plumbing
IN the Cnatsworth apartment house, tes-
titled that Wcinseimer demanded $4,000
from him under a threat tina t ne would not.
permit work to be done on the building
unless that amount were paid and that
sWeinseimer finally accepted 81, 900 in ca sf
and notes for s1.700. sss
Essig said that he paid Wrefnseimer
$1,000 on December 3lst, and that his
men, who had been on strike. returned to
work on the morning Of that day, after
the 81. 900 had been paid 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
.HARRIM NO LONGER
CONTROLS UNION PACIFIC

5S71I a1ztg3E lE3y Associated Press) l3l4
IA SALT5LAKESC 1TY.$UTAIIs October 512.-
Attic annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Oregon Short Line Railway. n held
here to-day. the election OF directors was
postponed until November 18th. n The rea-
son for this unexpected postponement
could not be learned, those present refus-
ing to talk. Ga. 5gssi Isl
4 What makes the situation more Interest,"
ing is the fact that the large Hartman
holdings OF Northern Pacific stock are
vested in the Oregon Short Line corpora
ton. " I lis the generally expressed belief
among local railroad officials that the con-
troll OF the Union Pacific system IS has
passed from the Hartman to the Could
Rockefeller interests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
STERLING BEHIND BARS.
Alleged Robber Will be Given
5 5EEs 5j Hearir7p M r. n-dav.

John Sterling, alias John Jenkins. alias
John j ones. and many other "a aliases"
SIS now safely lodgely in Henrico Jail
after having been followed and watched
by detectives for he past six months.
3He was wanted for several \ crimes n He
will be given. a herring before Ma gistrate
Lewis Of Henrico county, to-day.
II Among the many things which 8, he Is
charge with Els the robbery OF car No.
i7018a Ct afhe chesnpe cake and Ohio Rail-
road Gera pan J. and stealing shoes Svalu
at sss5e. He n s, sal So charged with being
assfh gitipe from justice, Sterling is fur
jthef charged With having held up a
Richmond Erred rl cksburg and Potomac
Railroad call boy and tnking the clothes
off his ia ok r. 47 NJ Z s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
TAGGARTS WILL NOT
VOTE IN THE ELECTION.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
u NE W. YORK, October i2.--National
Democratic Chairman Tag gart announces
today that he will not vote at tho coming
election. i$s n 8is
s This will be due to the fact that on
election day 4 he will be in q New York
city where he cannot cast a ballot. 3i95
IN speaking of this decision tonight,
Mr. 'Taggart said II am going to In
dianapolls on Tuesday to remain there
about three days in order to acqunint
myself personally with the situation.
will be back at r1y desk at headquarters
the following Monday. From then until
election day, I'll DO in 3 New York, and
will not go home TO vote. I've paired OF
with a Republican, SO It will not effect
the Democraticsy ot {. rs. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
REPUBLICAN INUENDO.
Allan Faction INDUCES in Some

2 An unsigned circular has Just been dis.
trlbuted in the interest OF Mr. Edgar
Allan, Jr.. one Of the rival Republican
Congressional aspirants III this district.
which Is rscrc remarkable for whnt y
does not say than for anyth bling said. 7
5lnsinuates much, but actually charges
nothing. It characterizesS J. B. Johnson.
the cofored aspirant for the nominate lon
5ofFthe rival faction az the toolsof certain
Federal officials. The anonymous dodger
aludes to a meeting To- have been; he'd
on Aaondsy S'at&the office sofsa prominent
Federal official. and names several per
sons alleged to have been present con-
Guiding with "a gentleman who y, SHOULD y,
Ing, the circuitous circular reads: John
son will not run. b,lt will be found Vol g
ing and tstumping for the Federal office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Personals and Briefs.

Rev. w. S. Campbell returned Monday
The funeral OF his tlicr.,n-las. w. q.
Tie many friends Of Miss Pearl y.
Z Clayton will DO glad to hear that she Is
slowly improving & I. /. = ..
q sojonrn III tie 1mo,,ntaina.3 witt, htr
health greatly Improved. ytTs SS
Mrs. j. 4 Norris and MN. ]. 3. tins,
ley and Miss u. 4. King have I've returniee "a
abroad.
Mrs. NJ. n Luck. from Caroline county,
started last night on an sxtended itr rl
70 spend the winter ii, CO, ifornia /, |
sof No. lois East Leigh Street.. have gone
M the AT 81 os general agent
ane Mg fnn!nsSi sss's ess I'D
,es s formerly sre Of the new
Major rufus PARKS. q Norfolk. pay
,i,ass.r In the United States. conn pa.
MED BY Mrs. Parks and Mrs. i. W. ",
are a at &c 5efre M;snmono
DINA; Miss Ransom. Of wilmington. and
Mrs = Mccoy e Ba,,mors are among
Among others stopping at that hosiery
nrc Mrs. Wilcox Brown and MISS Eleanor
Brown, OF Baltimore. and Mr.. j. Frank
Mra. ii t. "a surWe we'll, wife Of Dr. Bur-
well, OF chase City, Va. Is the guest q
Mat NJ: aR a,l1 Ms s,res = n Fry at No 'os
Mr.. Joseph 4. Higgins. OF Atlanta, chief
clerk Of the general passenger agent 81
tire Atlanta and West Point Railway. II
N the city visiting his father. Mr.. Johi
~. City Passenger Agent r.. NJ. Coffey q
the Seaboard Air Limo In Atlanta. has
bene promoted 70 !, !, pa ssseengers
man and secretary'of ths Economist Pub
fishing CompanySo Elizabeth City. n.
/ q. .;s IN town. with eadqnarters 2 t tho
Miss Evelyn P. Detrlck viii be the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Chelf, during
the Horse Show.
Mrs. james Johnston and daughters,
5Etor's sisters. Mrs Freeman Irby. on
g Miss Louise Witte ana Miss B, Lizzie
}Loehr left last week for st: Louis on a
visit to rela tivcs and the Worlds Fair:
Ohio Railway Offices. who has been quite
III for scmeS time, is much better and left
yesterday for a few days stay wi tn rela-i
6tives and friends at Gre ne. Isl. hi
MT. and Mrs. II, r.. Bishop. OF Atlanta
Ga. have returned homie aftera two
weeks visit at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
r. B.$Wllson.- OF Church Hill IA
NIL Miss Grace Fra nix, ri o Toronto Can, IS
Hill. r.
After two months Visit to her m other.
Mrs. Bendail: Of No. q s.. Cherry Street,
left .Iast " ed nesday TO- Join her husband
in Dallas, Tex. where they will make
their future home. IN US
TYPHOID Nj ss9 Sssas5 t
No. @ North Second Street. S&8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
JEALOUS b BOY
KILLS|'NENI BABY
Didn't Want New Member Of.
Family and Alta ked
It in Cradle.

M
When a5new baby arrives the happy
mother sometimes says to her other
children, whom. like the new baby. she
loves with all her Fheart: 8 d
our nose Is out OF Joint
To use the homely. motherly express
sion. small Emmett Robinson's NOSE was
out Of ioint"ia month ago when a little
sister came to his home at Nyack. He
was two years and seven months old,
the first and only child. when the wee
Gladys blessed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas Robinson II
Fl Baby Gladys smiled In her mothers
arms, Enlmet felt that he was dethroned
as baby-ruler OF tho household His royal
nose was out Of joint; #infnntlle jealousy
tore his heart. He hated the sister, who,
he thought, childlshly, had taken his
place in the affections of his mother and
father. They sud to him: i X
See yonr8 new sister Emmett. Look
how sweet sho Is, your helpless sister.
When yop both get big it will be for
you to protect her. liEG &
H But the boy tried to thrust them aside,
tore himself from them. ran away. hid
himself. and was found. his eyes red
with weeping, sobhng. choking With child
ish rage, heartbroken.
II. No ono but a jealous child can tell
What Thoughts, what hopes. what rage
animated him He killed Gladys on Sat-
gnrdny. She, was buried yesterday. And
IN his home on New Street,
.ISmmet kept plucking at his mothers
sdsiTts, ut his fathers sleeve plainly
wondering, as they turned from him sor-
rowing: THE baby Is gone; why don't
they pet lne?''
Mrs, Robinson told Coroner Bittig that
often after Gladyss birth Emmett told
her he wanted ''the baby to go away
Once she caught him striking Gladys;
once lie upset the cradle In which she
lay, 81. 335 al . Il. &
AT S o'clock Saturday evening Mrs.
Robinson left Emmett IN a room with
tho sleeping Gladys, Tie was on the floor
playing witha bronze statuette which. to
amVse him, his mother had taken from
Etha nantelpiece q # g
\: FIVE minutes passed. Mrs, Robinson
heard Enmet's shrill voice calling:
Mamma, hurry; come, look at baby!'
She rushed into the room, BY the
cradle stood lcn1nlet grasplng the statl-
cite, which was covered With blood, u A
glance at the baby's head told the mother
that Gladys was d desperately injured. Not
daring ia leave Emmett there. Mrs. Rob-
jnson seized him, grabbed the statuette
away from him, and hurried him into
Sanothe, room, II, which she locked him.
Then che ran for Dr. q. d * line, near by.
WHEN the doctor arrived Gladys was
dead Her skull was Fractured. Dir. Kline
"a quite positive that II Emmett delivered
six blOwsa MI TIL the atustta, Which weighs
q pound and q half, Necessarily he had
struck all the blows befora he allied his
mother To- look at baby.'.--NeW York
Herald. & 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
RATIFY NOMINATION .5
OF PARKER AND DAVIS
fBy Associated Press. !

l8irg5.s BY Associated PressD 49, NIN7fI1a
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 12i-The
eleven Democratic clubs Of tho Districtzof
Columbia tonight ratified the nomination
Of PARKER and Davis az the Democratic
national standard-bearers Addresses
were delivered by former. Congressman
Henry st George Tucker, OF Virginia,
now OF wa shington; former Congressman
e. q. shire Of Indiana; Creed NJ.
Fulton and Henry E. Davis, of Washing
ton. Letters OF regret were read from
Judge Parker. ex-s Senator Davis. Senators
Blackburn, 3Rayner. Culbeyson. Daniel and
German. Governors Montague. Of Vir-
ginia, and Warfeld,5 OF Maryland; Hon.
Ioke Smith. L. Victor Bau gilman. Of
!: Hon. Patrick A. Collins, Of
Boston. and W. Bourke Cochran. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
!. Church D edication.5

especial to The Times Dispatch, Il
Is TWYN1AN'S MILL. VA, Oct 1.-THE.
new NJ ethodist Church at Rochelle was
dedicated Sunday morning, large and nd
Ia witness the services. The q edicatory3
sermon was preached by Presiding Elder.
W. w. Lear, Of the Char LOT tesrt lie dis
trict. Dinner was served on I he grounds
and Rev, w. T.g8yVilliams. of Csllpeper,
preached IN the afternoon. Che church
Is a large, attractive structure. and has
been buit under many disadvantagss, the
membership there being very small
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
BIRTHDAY. OF HOME.
Next Saturday Is Donation Day
for Confederate w omen.

Next Saturdas will be the fourth ami
2aersary OF the birthday OF St.1e Home for
Needy nfederate Women. and the Lady
Board OF Managers have set It aside as
by them for the. worthy institution 1'3 5&
y Provisions, Id money and fuel Twill e be
gratefully received. and the friends Of
the institution are asked to contribute
literally. Members OF the Lady Board
OF Managers will be on hand at the
home during the day TO receive dona-
.tions. and from 10 6 o clock P. NJ. they
will give a silver tea. a when they will be
glad to have those interested in the sue
cess of the institution to call and inspect
the premises. s5s gsf!s ss{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Colonel HARDWOOD Honored.

VI Mr.. F. w. Crandall. chairman Of the
National Board Interstate Commerce Law
Convention. soon to be hold In st. Louis.
attend as q member. 555ils.
4ss The letter says in part: The organiza-
ton is responsible for the ref Introduction
imerce Laws as to make the Interstate
Commerce Commission q positive body"
u Colonel Harwood, while greatly ap-
.preciattng the honor. Is not sure that he
will be able to- attend. I'D igg
u Colonel Harwood is one of the lea ding
7. II. "a. men. Of the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
NTThE cgHy
! ,TnEAT RES'J'

AS a condition Of quiet methods, quaint
humor and delightful drollery, Mr.. Harry
13eresford made his way to tho good
graces OF Richmond audiences In the
pretty comedy, "The Professors Love
story" Having used that vehicle until
he thought he was getting cob-webby In ]
Tie part. he had a. new play written for
him which, to appear this season. It's, A
Mr.. Beresford presented this new cons
edy Cur New Man, at The Academy
yesterday matinee and evening. 4
For purely laughrllaking purposes, the
new comedy IL d better vehicle than the
one that has been laid aside.
It lacks. however, the touch Of sentl-
1nei1t. and the pretty story told In "The
PRO fessor's Love Story Tho difference
between thu Two pieces L. the differences
between the comedy drama, constructed
IN legitimate lines. and the farce. IN
ION. New Man MI. Beresford has no
moments when he rises above comedy.
Z and touches lightly the heartstrings OF
his audience. This opportunity ho had in
The Professors Love Story" IA
However,, In the new piece. there are
two laughs for every one In the otlier
comedy.
The supporting company was good and
contained two members who We're In the
} cast when Mr.. Beresford was last seen
here-A1iss Julia Batchelder and Miss
Kate Bruce.
Mile Ami, Trapeze Performer.
Mile Ane, who Interrupts the presenta-
tion OF IA Hot Old Time" at the Bijou
Theatre. affords a most pleasing diver
sion for the patrons OF the popular play
house Mile AMI is a trapeze artist
by long odds the best offered the public.
I She is graceful and easy in her move
rnents. and her fcats are wonderful, She
has beautiful figure and when she
finishes her specially sho gets around Of
deserved applause. I'll
Foxy Grandpa Coming.
Bunches OF fun, f!ocls OF pretty girls
4 IL the only correct way. to convey to tho
public the Idea Of Foxy Grandpa--a clean,
delightful. evening $ entertainment, which
leaves no bitter taste IN the mouth. Foxy
Grandpa abounds In funny situations,
bright, new musical mum bers ana clean
con1dy. Joseph Hart who last season
headed the company, again appears as
Foxy Grandpa. Miss Carrie De Mar will
4 play Polly. Th comedy will he seen ut
the Bijou all next week. HI
Maude Adams Coming.
One Of the most Important dramatic
appearnnce here "a OF Of Iaude Adams. Who
nigh I, and Saturday matinee and night at
the AGA emy@in The It'll e NJ mister. ~
Adams made this play famous and the
comedy was, the tinstrum en- t by whichSthe
Young star leaped to the very front rank
5tresses. Miss Adams has delighted mir
lions of tteatrego She Is most cer-S
Stainly a young woman III Of ndlsputed
sabill ty.2 possessing the genuine affection,
seeing her. She is a wins ome little wo-S
man and looked upon as the most mag
5netic OF her pro fess1on. 54s s5s IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Mrs. Grosvyenrlo:r Here

Mrs. James NJ. b. Grosvenor and Miss
Gertrude Gilbert, Of New DIRK arrived
Jefferson. Mrs. Grosvenor is wealthy
owner OF fine harness horses. and will
remain in this city until a fter the show.
.ncxtaweek, in which her horses Will COM.
pete. Mrs. Grosvenor was here last year.
and made an excellent impression on
Richmond people who met her then.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
sEby Defeats Brurnby.

sss by Associated Press.)
ST. LOUIS. October Grant Eby..of
New Y FORK, who holds the char psonship
medal, tonight defeated BENJAMIN p.
Brumby Of Atlanta Ga IN the third
championship poll tourney game. the
score being 125 to "a, E1by's playing was
brilliant throughout, while Brunlby had
several hard luck breaks when his turn
came to play.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Western Union Report.

(Ey Associated Press, & i& {s5j s1si
NEW YOHK, Oct. l2.--The ia nnual re-
port Of the Western Union TELEGRAPH
Company issued to-day, gives total re We
5nues6of Ss9,24939o. m increase Of *slts::
sos, los: net revenue, s7,SS7, 40. q decrease
or 1896. 997. 3 x -a7 Z. IN. !,
have been added. making the total wire
mileage OF the compa ms, ], 155, 4o5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Married in w Arlington

B (Spec,al to The Times tch)
I. WASHINGTON, =. c., Oct. u Mar.
rage licenses have been issued as fol-
Robert D. Dove and Monterey Men.
Runyon, both Of Bailey's h Cross Roads tis.
Vn, i459 i 5ag - =, 8. III 4 ~. 7. Il
Mildred y. Lnmborn, of this e. y, W .
Robert H. Turner, of Roanoke A.. and
Maggie l.. Ewart. OF Lynchburg. v ~ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
{ IN MEMORIAM.5
William II. .Winckler.-

On July the SD. o,.r. whole community
was shocked and saddened by the sud-
den and untinely death OF Mr.. NJ y.
yyinckler. lie was stricken Will, apnplexy
and lied before lnedical aid could be
summoned,
NH, Nrinckler was ono OF the most sues
cessrnl farmers IN this section, Ills adj
vice and counsel In all matters pertaining
10 agriculture Was much sought and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Fine Mansion Burned.

Colonel w. M, Cary has Just been adj
.vised BY his agent that the mansion on
his ''Oak HIM. estate.Ein Halifax county,
Va, and near the city OF South Boston,
was burned asst night at 10 o clio ok, The
building was partially covered by lnsur-i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Fulcher Slightly Improyed.l

glnia Hospital for the last te n days, was
reported last night as slightly, improved.
HIS delirlum has somewhat decreased
and his temperat ure was only l0l irlO
sat.midnight. { Iii s.5i 81 4. s
Mr.. Rosene Rests Comfo rtably.
The condition OF Mr. IA. w, sRos sem who
was recently operated upon IT the Re-!
treat for tho Sick, was considered last
Ing Comfortably when last heard FROM,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Colonel Thomas Smith Here.

Y Colonel Thomas Smith. of Warrenton.;
son OF the late ex. Goycrnor.aW y, lillian
mon In Virginia. Is In the city, stopping
at the J efferson. Colonel Smith ,.nd his
sister are having "a heroic statue monu-
and will present it to thoJcits and Stnte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Arrested I for Murder.

sHfst Especial to The Times DIspat chs III
search 81 II hours the ON GERS huveS two
off teG men implicated II I'M Fl the murder
last night of linn s. Burton In jail
They sire Isand wa tson' and w. IT. Hay
deb! NO o. tson Ire still at
large. S5e{ s2lSSi IA 5kg ysg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
For Stealing the Washing.

Broadus Wren, a negro. took advantage
back ga te OF. q West End residence, where
he came in contact with q clothesline,
which. he Immediately stripped OF the
weeks washing He was tried before
Squire Lewis. OF Henrico, yesterday and
sent. to jail for. three months. N a.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Against Union.

CHARLOTTE, N. G.. Oct. 12,-The First
Pres bytery ,of the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church. Iii session at Steele
Creek, NJ. c.. to-day voted against the
proposition to unltewit the United Pres
5byteIian Church.. The vote stood ( SO to-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Accountant rs Active.

The new city accountant. Mr.. George
his position. He has recently reported on,
questions relating to tho com tracts Cor
paving, and has made certain recommends,
atoms along this line. ,s t.ss !. ],
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
Lost Lad Is Found.

wondered 3, away from his home. No. 3
North Thirty-frst reet.yesterday morn
ing and caused great iunea siness.s He wa
found later In the day by Policeman Mott
on West Main Street and carried home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
HORSE sH oW, RIG HING 4 VA oc,
" TCRER 517,22,5 1904 Il sP Ec iAl-. RAJ az

/ on account OF the4 above N OCCASION
ssonthern Railway announces special law
B Trip, plus so cents, which includes one
i admission TO Horse Show, from q u sta
y tons OH It's Ines In 7 Sta te OF Virginia
sclisiye. Will. final return limit October
s 20, 1904, For full nforma ton, apply TO
/ your nearest ticket agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-13
I,ll.5' W. 2 u -
DEATHS.

Mrs, PHEBE EIALSTEADS
q died October 10th, 1904, at her idence. Z
i HAst Is Point Va,s after IA. pro trncted s
illness Of & four mon tbs Mrs.. u TIalstaad
was the widow OF Peters Hal stead,s She
was born In Cayugn COUNT n M = IS ssp.S
tenn Der 18th So She was a woman soE
unusual clear mind, ssessiIg all OF tho
qualities which go to max e up q pc fect
a6}Ehustlan, She was ga devote s8wl tes II Y
faithful mother and ~ ruo-, fri end, ana +
+ leaves! n host of friends to- mourn their
loss, The decease Ia survived by one
Daughter, Mrs. T.. w. Clements and two
grandrhildrcn, Miss stl,!ll liam md 81 Mr..
Is IIalstend Clements, n " IA
g3 Tho interment was made at Grace
q Church. y ork town, Va. The services
were conducted by Rev. VILLA am B. Lee
fl OF Gloucester county, assisted by r. y.9
A Or, Wharton, OF VIII am and Mary Col,a
Il lego, ilS .s;t
4 News papers please copy. =. III }ls
ROIILEDER.-Dled at 1880 r. NJ. ccto-i
her ii, 1901. at the residence OF his SON.
III L.. Rohleder, No, 10 South First
Ea!r Oaks Hearisq county bern g, ~ IN
II lIe leaves a widow and the foil Wing
Z children--Gr race IL ], III a, n. i.s r. Al
< and NJ. Il, Rohleder,
Funeral will take place from st; Pa Ia +
trick IS Church I'll y RSDAfr MORNING
4 at 10 o'clock, Friends and acquain nee =
R Invited TO attend. s. t$s q h siss is