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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
TAKES MIR. CHOATE
SERIOUSLY !: J! ] s i ] TO TASl
Paper Declares He Has Violate
All Rules Of Good Taste
and Good Sense.

Especial Cable TO The 5;;T Imes. plsp atei
Copyright, 1904
LONDON. July 10. Am bassador Choate'
public invitation to Lord Roberts, mad
on the occasion Of the travellers, ban
nuet to visit the United States, ma
deeply offended very large class 9
Englishmen. r.. $
On the occasion in question, Mfr
EChoate said that the fame 81 Lord Roh
erts had filled three continents TAX
ing this speech as the text Reynolds
newspaper publishes an open letter
Mr.. Choate, in which the Ambassade|
Is accused OF violating the rules OF goo|
sense. good manners and good taste.
this glorification OF the field marsha
The open letter then proceeds to assa
Lord Roberts. concluding with this I'D
Woo to the Ambassador:
- SO back to your country, and Their
orship at the shrine OF militartsm-I
militarsm, which has revived the meth
eds and tho infamics of the sixteent1
century. Y. N u # gs
IN your country preac oh the gospel q
fire. sword, slaughter famine, desolH
ton. the murder OF innocents. % T no q re
of the United States is wide enough; Z
content with It. There you will be witt
In your rights. Here we do not nee
your aid. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
VERY COSTLY
BUILDING.
Postofficc Now III Costly Struc-
t,,rc at Newport
News
DEATH q oF 4 COUNCILMAN.
:ATH vi oF ' COUNCILMAN
Robert Z. Moul,tcastle Dies
After Long Illress-The
Grain Report.
Especial to The Time. Dispatch,

Especial to The Times -Disphtch)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. July 16---The
postof1ice quarters In the new public
building, Just completed, at the cost OF
nearly $4,000, were occupied this after
noon. Postmaster Fred, Read and his
force moving in after office hours The
quarters OF the custom house will be oc-
cupled before August 1st
j. c. Holmes, building inspector for the
Treasury Department, will arrive here
Monday to Inspect the building and to
accept 1t from Contractor5A B. Stannard
on the part Of the government,
Collector Of Customs ]. w. Elliott has
been appointed custodian OF the build
ing, the appointment to take effect TO on
June 30th.
Councilman Robert e. Mountcastle Of
the Second Ward, died this morning at
S o'clock, after an illness of several
months The funeral will take place Nom
day afternoon and the local Aerie OF
Eagles will attend In a body
.Tanitos Janiteas, Greek, in jail,
charged with criminal assault, will be
given trial In the Corporation Court
Monday The complaining witness is a
girl nine years old and the evidence
brought out against the prisoner in the
Police Court was of a most damaging
character. Al
c. Aylett Ashby has been retained to
assist the Comm onw 18th In the prose-
cution and r. NJ. Lett will defend the
prisoner. Is { .5ti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
DECLARE ATLANTA is
Disseminated AGAINST
(By Assoclated press.,

h ATLANTA. GA, July lG.--That Atlanta
Is unjustly discrlmiIated against on ac-
count Of Interstate rates is the finding OF
The Railroad Commission Of Georgia.
handed down to-day, Eul in the matter
of tariff or rates within the State 1t is
against this city.
This is in brief, the action Of the COM
mission upon The complaint Of The Ats
lanta Freight Bureau, made In behalf Of
the Atlanta merchants
4. The commission proposes To 60 as far
as the law and circumstances permit In
furnishing the needed relief In the matter
of interstate rates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
MR.. WARTHEN'S VACATION
Mr.. BronsonsWill Relieve Him
While He Enjoys Rest,

Tho announcement that Assistant8 g en- en- !.
eral Passenger Agent w. - Bronson, p
the Chesapeake and ohio ~
Shead auarters at yYashing ton, you'd conc l
to this city next week and take charge II
Of the passenger business tof the COMPANY
until about septem her lst, means that hs 2
viii come here during the vacation e
District Passenger gent w q, Walrt hen,
who Will leave in a. few days for 2 atTlg
through the West for pleasure ana
recreation. Mr.SBronsoll will have charge
OF the work d!lrl1.r MI. warmer l5 az a.
iIngton. IN fact, he will divide his time
between this city and Washing ton, merely. me
having supervision OF the business mere
during Mr. Warthen's absence. 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
"a MAN is MISSING
foul PLAY FEARED
Horse Buyer, Who Had Sum Of
S8 Money With Him, Dis
3s appears.
appears.
fsnac,., e The TImes- DIspatct

(Speclai to The TImes-DIspatch.)9
LYNCHBURG. VA.,$i July l6.--Y.he Wlie
.,of1 Daniel J. Brooks, Of West Lynchburg.
Is alarmed over his continuous absence
from home, and fears that harm has boz
fallen him. IA 3g s # 55SS5s RI VI u III
NJ Nj. Brooks, who is a well known horse
buyer left home about June 1Ath. to 80
to Lexington to buy some horses. and
has not been heard from since. though
every effort has been made to locate
him. d, 3Si58i a s5sss y III sss s
& Foul play is suspected. as Mr.. Brooks
was always very particular about keep
ing his wife posted OF, his move ments. = IS! 2
left his horne on horseback. and usually
. carried a large sum of money in his
pocket. III ,88ss III, ;i
Mr.. Brook is about twenty-nine years
old. has light hair and light noustacl1e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
BODY OF LOOMS
WASHED ASHORE.
Remains Were sitively Identi--s
fed BY the American
Consul.
tBy Associated Press.) L

Ia ANS fBy 8AssocIat Press.) N ij5 Is:
81 KINGsBRIDGE, DEVONsHlRE.S July
1e.-The body Of r. Kent LOOMS who
disappeared from the North German Lloyd
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H. June 10Th
as that vessel was nearing Plymouth.
was found this morning at Warren Pom
ada cent to Thurlestone Sands, some fif-
teen miles from Plymouth
s "A la borer, Thomas Snowden, was walk
ing along a. cliff a bout 6 o. clock. when ~
sers on the Incoming tide, thirty YARDS
from the shore s}s a vs. n n.
Snow widen ata once informed police and
neigh bors.s When the body was searched,
a gold watch, a quantity OF American
and English money, in notes and coins,
were found In the pockets Of 4 the de-
ceased, and also "a card, with = ne name.
IF. Kent Loolns.' The pockets also con
tanned q number OF private papers. These,
together with the valuables THO police
took charge Of, and the body was re-
moved and placed in farm building
at 7 hurlestone Villa &c, to await tn e In
quest, which will be held July Stl,.
The American consul ats Plymouth was
notified this afternoon. and he at once
proceeded to Thurlestone for the purpose
Of making an official inYestig ton z. fter
viewing the body to-n1g ht the consul SAID q
the body was that Of Z. Kent Lo om r.
The American consul has arranged tn lia
proper care be taken OF the bod y Q
medical examination has yet been made,
but so far as known there are no SIGNS
of wounds or evidences Of foul pla
Bgbury Bay is ten mi les southeast OF
Plymouth. where the North German Lloyd
steamer Kaiser. helm II. arrived Jun
Goth, from New York, having on board
F. Kent LOOMS, broth her Of assistant Sec
rotary OF State LOOMS. Mr.. LOOMS was
missed at j o'clock that morning ana
has not been heard from since. = Z! was as
charged by the aut horities at Washingto !,
to convey to Abysstnta the tr re- {: :
commerce conclud ed between the u nited
States and Elnpero r Nj enelik Mr. LOOMS
Travelled with William n. ellis, Of New
York who, in view OF the disappeear5aance
of the former, took the treaty which inafi. was
found in Mr.. IJoomis's pa ggage, 70 E-Aols-
Apeba, the Abyssnian capita
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
ELKS LEAVE FOR
CONVENTION CITY
special Train Over the G. and o.
This Afternoo nLarge
Party Going.

The local Elks will leave on a special
train for Cincinnati this afternoon at 2
O'Clock for the Grand Lodge meeting in
Cincinnati on Tuesday.
There will be large party Of Rich
frnonders, and at various points along the
line delegations will join the special. The
train will reach Cincinnati att o'clock to-
morrow morning. @
Each member Of the Richmond Lodge
will wear handsome metal badge, en-
3tirely appropriate to the OCCASION, de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
signed ny Secretary II. r, a. Burke.

signed MY Secretary II. r. A.. Burke, OF
the local lodge. Z.
Mr., Burke Is a strong candidate for
general secretary His friends are conf
dent he will be elected on Wednesday. Ii
Among the Richmonders who will 20
on he special arc II. r. Anthony, Wiley
Lawrence. Simon Solomon. Hessberg, joe
thinner, ]. l., Dorset, A. =, Stokes.
Thomas Boudar. II, r. Grlmmol, Charles
ChildreS, 100 Mittendorfer. j. Rothschild,
Ed. l'oote, Charles Angle. y. A. Stumpf
and sons. James Bailey. Thomas G..
I.eath Henry Albert. James Kerse and
daughter. Joe Litchensteln. Mac Jones.
O'Connors, Frank Burke. Samuel Miller
lin, " Donat: and wife, Julian Bossieux
Barney Meyers, Ben, Metzger, Sir. Henry
Kramer, Scott, Ivan Mueller and John
G. iyV1ckert.
'Tc REM EckLEs AND PlMPLEs
sTo IN TEN DAYS.
n SATiSoLAt Is a new discovery which Is sold
Shs sna i w ~
lneye trssklss LIVER ,spG9i e. sun tan black
| Ngurlng eruptionsf Of the skin no matter OF
how, 'ionE standing Cures ordinary cases in
| ten 10Y sdays and the worst cases in Is TO 20
days AtsE ths ssaefes cts, have been removed
| tiful, No possible harm can result from its
use. AZ. regards our reputation and ability
The commereIal Bank and Bank Of Henry,
4 PARIS. Tennessee, or any county onicial, ASH
| .orr druggist for salnola. 81 he has not got
send ai"s so. zoe package Of sAT T Ny BY
notify us and We viii promptly return your
RATIONAL TOILET COMPANY,
Paris Tenqss,AA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. James b. Eckles, OF Petersburg,
ssvery sick at the residence OF her son.
in-iaw, Mr.. r. ". Thompson, NO. 1426
!Ssa avs John " .starke and Hinton r.
Goddin will leave to-day on visit to
the formers brother. Mr.. r. G. starkc,
OF HANOVER county; ~, 9 !. 4, !. 4, |,
morning for q visit to his broti,af in Ash
Alex Robb. formerly with rranch r
Asn M b gtd hs s,spas No. No.
y MI. e e. q. F. Mcneil has gone 70 the Ct;
Louis Expositi While e, there he 4 WIN
vi siss Matte Is Roberts has returned home
after spending six weeks IN Amherst q; and
Harris Will leave Tuesday for the Ct.
Louis Exposition. llsga
Rsx s. j d !, I Il Pet rsburg, was vas
istered at tho Henry Clay Inn :shland.
Va. for the summer. IL is3, !.
Misses Lottie and Katie Anderson Lett
nbeth City. N. I, &, to visit their relative,
Mrs. G. a. W! lliams, and friends. 1. !.
p George B Steel who has !. been quite Il
Was Was able 70 be at the CONVERSIONS laying
OF the Second Baptist Church y yesterday y; Y
afternoon. ~ S 3 q, III :, I, z.
representative Of the Buckeye Borax Chip
( Soap Compap ~, OF Dayt on, Ohio, is the
g9est o. MI. Van EEtten, q Chestnut q jim,
D. C. who has be en- visIt ting her father,
81. George b, Steel, has returned ato her
richmond Hive, No. 8, OF the Lady
day night at tieIr ha Murphy 8 Annex.
DR.. A, G. Brown, Jr.. has returned TO
the city after an absence OF two Weeks,l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
ASSESSMENT
COMPLETED.
The North Carolina Corpora
ton Commission
Finishes.
ISSUE Of BIG CHARTERS Al.
Number Of Important Enter.
K. prises Authorized to Do
Business.
ISSUE OF BIG CHARTERS G: Z ]: {: B!
Special ii The rimes.Dispatc

II \ ~ ! + @-i
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
RALEfc Gil. N. Ct. July 1s--The North
CAROL pa Corporation Commission to-day
completed the work Of reassesslng the
property and franchises of railroad con,-
panles.. street railways, water works. cleo
trio light plants, telegraph and telephone
lines and similar corporations for the
levy Of 1904 taxes. No figures are vet
given out but d: member Of the COM
mission says comparatively few ircreases
have been made over last year. Each
company will be notified at once OF the
Increased assessment against them, II
any. and in the event they wish to file
exceptions dates will be fixed for the
hearings.
Governor Aycock to-day issued COM
missions to Colonel A. : McAllister,3 OF
ASHORE, and 1 Cary J.. 4 Hunter Of Ra-
leigh,.as members Of the State Board OF
Public Charities, TO succeed DR.. Charles
Duffy, Of Newherni and w. N. Jones.
CHARTERS ISSUED.
Charters were Issued this morning for
five new stock companies. The Stanley
County Loan and Trust Company, of
Albenlarle, has SIS, 900 capital, 8. II. EHearn
being the principal incorpora tor Tho
Red Cross Chemical Company. Of WIZ
mington, to do general drug and cfem-
tcal business. with 81, 900 apital; W.. 2.
Wells. principal Incorporation The Grow
Hosiery Mill Company. with $25,o 600 capl-.
tai. Is authorized to do q general XIII
ting mill business at Monloe; 3 Grow Bros.
and W. c.. Crowell are among about fifty
subscribers to stock. West. Bros. Com
pany,r Of Rockingham, begins business
with $3.50 capital and authority to In
crease to SCI, 900; the business Is general
merchandise; T. L. West and p. W. est
are principal incorporators.
July LIST there were 4Ss rural free de-
livery mail carriers in North u Carolina
according to the report Of Postmaster.
Bailey, of Raleigh, State paymas ter,t
And the June salaries aggregated So, 6S5.
The salaries range from s72o down ~ to
1882 Since July list fifteen other car
riers and routes have been added by the
department.
5Ssl. PARKER-GLENN CLUB,
e A call was Issued tonight for meet
Ing Of Democrats in Raleigh next Thurs
( day night, for the purpose Of forming a
sParker-Glenn Club. It; will be the first
formed In the State. .asl
@ Commissioner Of Agriculture Paterson
advertises for Sealed bids for the con-
struction Of the new $50, 900 agricultural
building at the Agricultural and Mechan-
sical College. Bids will be received until
noon, August I'd. n I'll X Ell
Captain j. II Canada, Of the, Durham
military Company G,aof the Third regl-
ment, was here to-day NJ gotiatng with
Adjutant- eneral Royster for the assign
ments Of new uniforms and other equip
iment n Their former supply vas cons
demned on account of tl,a sn'nllnnx In
fect!onY some months ago. 5sS56
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
TROUBLE MAY RESULT.
FROM CUT IN WAGES
(By Associated Press,

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 16.-The em-
ployes OF the Pittsburg steel foundry, i
Glassport. Pa. were paid off to-day and
notified that the plant would be operated
non-union next week, unless a reduction
OF ten per cent. u III wages was accepted.
The men declare that they will not return
Duncan McDougal is said to have already
secured number Of on-union men to
work. trouble is expected. The employees
are members OF the Foundrymen' s Asso-
citation. a, 4isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
CAUSES DEATH AND
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
DIV ssocIa ted Press

-----II icy IAssUCIalUI : Icss'1 7-77I-7T
& c,IAPPAQUA. N. X. July 1e-A cy-
clone sthat swept over a part of this,
village this afternoon caused tho loss OF
one life. the injury of several persons.
and the total destruction Of five dwell
Eings and three barns. besides damaging
other property, The house OF Mrs: Anna
4Washburne was demolished, and her
mother, Mrs, Hbbs eighty years old Of
Philadelphia, who was visiting her re-
celved Injuries which caused her death,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Six Nurses Graduate.

The graduating exercises OF u, sa y IS II
Hospital Traning School were n q g "a !ast
night IN the parlors q the NnrSethb eIr de.
and SIX young ladies' reeelsep '''o'' W.
REV, Or, II, 4. selraden q opened ne ne he
exercises with praysr YhhlG n1o %ss a agtd
a an address BY iii. Stuart Mcguire Miss
Powell tho superintendent th s n y ~
.bn,ed the classrins among the ma auaae esj,
dent nt ph hsn1aimn tiss 1Isogpita
oxford, H. ~ adj dressed the class the
young ladies who received heliEs R a,.in1a
q graanIaat9 a rb ses rannie Washing,
ton Grace Janette Iiilemas', Daily 4, Rnl .G
bridge Moore;s III. Adelaide Ieek f'ii ~ ~
and Amelia Miller. &. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
KRUGER TO BE BURIED AT
HIS OLD TRANSVAAL HOME
nv. I a ,ssiocIaied. Press.l

Il JOHANNESBURG, July 16.--Lord Mil
ner, the British high commissioner from
South Africa, announced tonight that
the British government had acceded to
the request that the body Of former.
President Of the Transyaal Kruger might
be buried at Pretoria. Preparations are
III progress for a big demonstration by
the Beers in honor Of the late President,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
DAMAGED BY LIGHTNING NC,
It's Ravages in Northumbee'r land
County Have Been Great.

ISpcCIaT tO7IIIg EN,7g r1,ia
IIEAIHsYILLE. July lGi, \, !, ,,,,n
has been done by lightning IN this Sec
ton in the past few weeks. large a. s
ambunts Of valuable property ha We been asa
dsstroyed Large nnm n,ses a havo been
struck A rev FEW days ago two cows; be- g,
longing to Mir Fuller Jones, OF F Y .I
while grazing on opposite staes y, q ii
down the Top Wire some plleItss, near q
Is ali tho people are putting up llA y nlnR
rods as quickly as posslple, u IN ,s 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Alleged Policy Dealer.

The patrol wagon was busy last night
and the stations were filled with pris-
soners. $Sj
Charles Flanagan. white. man, was
charges Of running a policy shop in the
neighborhood Of Eighth and Cary Streets.
81 William Smith twhite) was arrested dur-
erection of the new skyscrapper on the
charge of shooting craps. Officer Wright
made the arrest. $3sS IA 4. 81 Z
James Ross fcolored) is alleged to have
4 hit Eliza Hicks. Officer Hackett arrested
him.
to sober up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
STATE LIBRARY
in FINE CONDITION
First Annual Report of the New
Board Makes an Interest
- - " =, y. Z -


ing Showing,
The first annual report Of tho Virginia
State Library Board OF the proceGaJngs
.of$the board and the work of the library
during the year ended June BOT h.H M axes
an excellent and gratifying show wing OF the
conduct Of the j library under the new ;l,H'
regime n, + q,
addressed to Governor Monta que, It SUM
lmarizes und erfse separate heads the various
phases OF the years work. covering I'VE
stypewrltton pages. This report is supple
mepkea H eE + ats4e a. B. ETC
fter reviewing the history of the new
organization the finances OF the 4Llbrary
arc Summarized. July list. 1908, there wa s
4 81, ass in the hands OF the board, @ balance
from the year before, and Sl3, 800 IN w y.
glniaS Century bonds, then worth VI, 642.1o.
5arising out of accretions from sources
applicable to this fund. AZ detailed &C
count Of all receipts and Expenditures spjy
tho board Is appended. /. Receipts from =! y
Including balance Of s1,4bS turn ed over by
Tia Secretary of the Commonwealth, were
81, 944,92, and tho disbursements during the
same priod 81, 1905. leaving q balance to
the credit OF Library fund Jul y LIST, 1904,
E' MI. John p. Kennedy took cha rye Of the
Libra rys November 2, ] 903, and has been
ILL twe esaps the sf beglnnng Of the Year duly
lat 1905 and the assumption of his duties
$by Mr., Kenne dy, the position Of librarian
Was filled by Mr., w. w. Scott and Mr..
John jackson. successlyely,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Miss Powell. Resigns.

successfully filled the position OF superin-
5tendent OF st. SLuke's hospital !. has re-
signed, and will or. next Tuesday leave fori
her home in Leesburg,f and tEn Saturday
she Will sail for Europe. whi!re shs will
travel for several months. Mis- Fannie
aP. Washin gton will act as Superintendent
until August frs It. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
y Snatch Thief at Work.

Captain yyhltlock. OF the First Distrlc
has his men searching for the snatcc
#worttl's purse yesterday near the corn.
OF Twenty-secolid and Franklin Streets
ST. She had Just been paid. off, and was
/ her way home on North 'Went y-eigh
a crowd ran after the negro, but \
ESCAPED. Is Jill III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
DEEP WATER. ROAD
AT NEWPORT news
Said til Have Secured Option lll','ll
to Locate It's T9rrl1i-
mails There
-lspecial To ETha Tlmes- plspatch.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 16,---l
was authoritattvely stated here to-da
that the Deepwater Railway compan
has secured from the Old Dominion Ian
Company an option on Hotel Warwick
Pier a, and a. large part Of the wate
front known as the Casino grounds
& It has already been reported that III
fTideWater Railway, me eastern end
the peepwatsr Railway building frpI
Ahe West Virginia coal fields, Houl
IL the terminal is to be, located on TIL
CASING property, the road will pro bl
have to be run In on an overhead trestlt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Tobacco Ruined.
tBy Associa ted Press )

tf3S associated l'ffss,l
sTIiOMPS0NyILLE CONN. July 49,
Thousands OF dollars worth of growing
tobacco was ruined by severe haTstorm
this evening, II was The worst storm
known here in years. lightning struck
In many places and several persons were
rendered unconscious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Hit4,W,ith a Bat.

Charles Hopkins (colored) beat FL
Burton. also colored, with a base bal
Bat. Then he made a big fight againS
Policeman Kuhn. who had trout 9 Ia. Ian
Ing him. DR.. Perkins patched UP E1lla
wounded head. 9s q 7s3fH4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Scott is Arrested.

Detectiye Hall went TO Gouch!and co,n-
ty yesterday and brought back with him
J. y. Scotia carpenter. who Is charged
with he theft OF s2s5 from room In the
Lexington Hotel general moaths ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Music Glass Finals.

The closing exercises OF Mrs. y. Wei
ster FIannagan's music class were hef
In Murphy's annex on \ Friday evenins
Tho numbers were rendered WITH mug
expression and tas tess
"a Miss Rosena strentrecklcr was sawardeII
the gold z MEDAL s}y M e HI IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
OBITUARY. y
Earl Linwood Haynes.

st2f8ts{ 1I0IA A<AAAWNOSAs = AsNy esSSss,SSc6
Earl LinWood Haynes. the infant son OF
wv. T.. and Alice v, Haynes, died at the
residence OF his parents. No. 22ol5 Short
% Street. yesterday atternoon. Ihe ~ .
neral Will take place this afternoon, at 3
o'clock from the residence and the inter-
n,ent will he made In coakwood Cemetery ny
r. II, Pierce.
r.. y. Pierce OF Lltwalton, Lancaster
county, died yestsrday afternoon az g q. Ky y
at at. Iuke's hospital NE remains WIZ
/ be taken to his late home to-day, wFlere
the burial will take place. sS
Florence Gertrude George.
Florence Gertrude George, the infant
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. g. p, George,
died at the residence Of her parents yes<
terday. She was sixt cen m onths old me
funeral services will take place at re
residence at 1880 this afternoon and the
finterment will be made In kans Wlllla'H
county, Va 4
4 Mary Elizabeth Stringer.
b Mary Elizabeth stringer, the daushtfr
OF John F.. and la linn STRING alea
at the residence Of her parents yestefr
day morning at 1875. She gas tWo
years old. The funeral will ia keg pla ceE THIS
afternoon at Il q clock from the resld ance
and the internent gill be made IN ea als-
wood Cemetery, v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Funeral Services.

Tho funeral OF a. r, Tyree. who died
III Petersburg on Friday last. Will take
place here to-day, and he intern,entA
will be made In Slloskoe FILL Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
Gotten Mills Close.

IA (By Assoclate ed Prsss,l z,
Y AUGUSTA, ME-, july 16,-The tts
mills OF the Edwards ENlnnufactnrlng ~ ~
#New machinery Will be Unstable and v, r
pairs made. About 1000 emp VII 7
Idle 3g az. N 48is 82s : 6s ~ " ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

The features Of this distinguished law
yer whose recent death was q source OF
deep regret to .thousands OF acGnaintances
will he held With peculiar Interest, No
he and few attained a higher place In his
chosen profession.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

Mrs. James p. Eckles, OF Petersburg,
:in-law, Mr.. r. ". Thompson, NO. l lsLs'5