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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
WERE welded AT
MURPHY's HOTEL
Popular Mecklenburg Couple
United by Rev. =. fB. Betty.
Saw the Play.

An interesting wedding Of well KIN own
Necklenbrg Young people was that Of
Mr.. r. Percy Montgomery and Miss
Martha ]. Winckler. both Of Lacrosse,
Va. at Nturphy's Hotel Yesterday. The ne
paror Of the hotel ,nnexphy RsX h odsi
Church, yesterday evening, III the presenc &c
Of the principals, who had accompanied
them to the city,
& Mr. Montgomery is the. eldest son OF
Mr.. r. J. Montgomery. OF Mecklenburg,
and is himself a constable Of the county, n,T,
and q highly esteemed young man. Inc
bride Is q daughter OF Mr.. John -.
Winckler. and is very attractive young
lady. The young couple will make their
home with Mr.. r. -. Montgomery, near
Lacrosse. utter December 3D. Mean
while they Will make little wedding
Among those present'sat the wedding
were Mr.. Montgomery, father9 Of the
bridegroom: Mr. I'D. 4Winckler, father
Of the bride; Miss a. i. Montgomery,
sister, OF the bridegroom: Miss Clara Pen,
nington. .Messrs. j. o. D. GhOlson. of Red
Lawn, Va; Mr.. A. c. Braccy, OF J oyce-
VILE: DR.. G. y. Montgomery, Mcssrs; J.
G. Haywood ;R "A Jackson, j. II. Pen
nington, John w. I1zell.t j. S. Bugg, Q. =.
Northngton, Arthur Northington.. w. j.
Seymour, Wilson A.. Walker Thomas
Smith and Wilbur Bracey.
After the wedding the entire company
went to the Academy to- see tho perform
ance of Sherlock Holmes. s
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~ ~
SHERLOCK HOLMES
PLEASES Them ALL Al |.
The Detective Play Has Fas-
cination for Grown
=, Up Boys.

Those who would be ashamed to be
caught reading one Of the Nick Garter
Detective Stories. sit. boldly IN the view
OF everyone and Witnesses the production OF
the play. sherlock Holiness The plne
has in it just the stuff that makes ma sucn
entertaining reading to the half-Srown
f hov--and what boy has not, at some time
IN his life, followed the fortunes OF Olu
Sieuth or Nick Carter? Say what one
will sherlock Holmes has about ~ , MI
same sort of fascination that the olme
novel has for the boy. and tho Joy. , nov Nv
grown Up goes to the play, and perhaps
Inc next day WILL throw behind the fire
& me of tho volumes of the Great DETECTIVE
Story Library, which his SOL has not
hidden as carefully as he should.
'l,.Shcrlock Holmes has about him tina
air. ar mystery. and a cool, deliberate
,lanne- that appeals alike 10 men ana
women. He poses through the four ncts.
with his ashen complexion, the resi- lt o.
too many injections of the seven per cent.
which adds to the, interest which ne
awnkens III the spectator. the great uG-
tective prcsunes just the characteristics 20
make him a picturesque stage character.
( 1t Is a 'walk-over'' for any nctor 70 pay
the mart, The actor WHO. being physically
qualified for the part falls TO make an
suppression on hts audience. has very lltle
excuse for following his profession. e,, MI
Enroll Dunbar made all acceptable Sher-
lock Holmes. All of the others IN 1ne
cast rendered him tho necessary support,
and the play as it always does, thorough
II pleas cd those who witnessed It.
Lighthouse by the Sea.
or all .hc scenic productions which have
been,presented at the Bijou Theatre, none
have surpassed the scenery used IN tilf
presentation of the play. Lighthouse by
The Sea, which holds the; boards at INC
Mao CT l
; Of the pret,iest ,aha inost thrilling imagin-
able. The coihpany presenting. tho play
IS a capable one. the work OF the pei
formers meriting the generous applause.
The play will be seen at every perform
cnce this week, including tomorrow ant
Eaturday natinecS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
MEET HERE IN MAY.
arrangements Perfected for the
Coming of Society of Cincinnati.

The triennial meeting Of the society 20 or
Cincinnati will DC held next May IN Rlcll-
mond. and its sessions viii consume
three days. Dclegates Will hs pTr,sMs ser
Island, Connecticut. Now York, New
Jersey, Delaware; prnnssyslwa,nIia' Mary Mar !,
carolina Georgia. and from the society
In France e.
c!ety. who have the matter in hand,
are Mr.. John Cropper, Dr. George Ben
Johnston, Mr. p. II. q. Cahell, Mr.. a,
r. Tatum. Mr.. lleth Iorton, Capt. James
81 Baylor, and Mr. Tucker carrington,
residence OF Mr.. p. II. c. CabeN sccre-
iary Of the society, and perfected ar
Eociety here in May.
This society is composed, Of liacal des,
cendants OF officers of the continental
army in the time OF the Revolution. and
Its membership In the United States and
Tie programme OF, entertainment Sc
Gar arranged, cohtempla'cs trip TO i3rt
Town, 10 Williamsburg, and to Other
points OF Revolutionary interest.
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.WENTz LEFT 100000
ESTATE TO HIS. F|A|N.CEE.
Auxiliary Letters Of Adlninistra-
ton Granted Yesterday by
H Register Of Wills.
ON AssocIated Prcss.l

PHILADELPHIA. November 10. An
clIary letters OF administration were
granted to-day by the register Of wills in
tho estate or Edward H. Wcntz, the
wealthy young Phiadclphian whose ,nys-
terous death in The mountains of West
Virginia has never been cleared UP. The
estate ia valiously estimated ut from
{2oOOOO to 10000, and the bulk OF the
property is left in trust for tho bcnc-
TIT of his fianccc, Corncla BroolsmlrcI
who lives in ST. Louis,
Tho win provides that after The death
of, Miss Brookmire, the principal Of tho
trust fund Is to be paid to Tho late Mr..
Vents two brothers In equal sharca, but
IL dead then TO their descendants, "
both die leaving no descendants. the
principal is to revert to Phillips Andover
Academy, at Andover. Mass.
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up, flushed the birds as slIc was

brought llp, flushed the birds ase he WIS
running down wind. IN excusablc error
He was steady to wing, they were WprK-g
ed over considerable ground without sue
cess when lingo was found pointing III
ditch. This WAS all@thc bird work ana
! they were ordered mp at = 1870, wien me
next bruce, General liellar, owned ana
handled by Charles b. Cooke 81 ken tI!, Il
mord, was put down with lngesidc llilf,A
owned and handled ~ George g. 1icrrlng,s
}5of Harrlsonburg. This proved q better
Ibrace Kellar soon found q Convey Wn!ic
! Belle backed, working on to new he,a.
| Tho birds were flushed by horHemcil, any
on singles Belle got point winch hel-s
| lar backed nicely.
,rhey were ordered MP at 1910. when
| the party went to Judge IIairston's mouse
for lunch, which beIllg sent out from
| town. was served on the spacious IA wIl.
i the hot coffee and fried chicken al DC
ling enjoyed. 81. y az. ~,
net owned and handled BY MI. Cliar !.
/ 2 Cooke. OF Richmond, was run WIN
1 NchIo Skinpolc. owned and handled ny
i Dr Leigh B,ickner, Of Roanoke. Inn. II
! waa q good brace, Blue soon found q q
large coyey but was unsteady 20 sllot,
ninc Of the singles were found later. Blue
4 found q large coYcy and was ll'i ~ ~
! flush. q a. 4, ,af ..,,,oa -,
l After this heat. Macks THU, ~ NV t y.
4 handled by Henry Nlackay, Of Hc% CIV, e,
was run i bye. birds were flushed ~
i horsemen and on singles Mack got got IS seYe-
4 raj points. WA .s !, .oo ,.,,,o, thc
nanty moved to now territory and t ,le
a Judges called for Bob''s Tony and lnsle,
sdo IIIrt. they found q big covcy ana
onc single. General Ikellar and Nlacks
prIde We're run llellar found a 'oves
and flushed a suglc. Blue bonnet allu
Young Jngos sport ran @ , hemI N S,,,ie
A fonmd q covcJ and Blue barfld, nope
a Skiupole was run and found y" ''o cows
4 which he 8roaded up as' 90 !, -
i The party came to town al s:so a VIC
4 tho judges made the following aW wa -
First, sInglesile E1irt, By Champion -
snorts BOY and Winnie Tempest. owned
byIC;. q. Herring. lIarrlsonburg sccoma'
70 po,,'s Tony, by Tony Bob Virginia = t nc
second owned by ~ T.. Wilkins, i mr.,
ym,nr Jingo's Sport. BY Young Jilgo ~, u,,u
f;lorv Quail, owned by y. p. flng, III
lotlesvIlle; fourth, divided With Hille ls 81.
rel u.tS ~ Champion Sports Boy ana, snl-
"A lie l<imlocl,, owned by Charles ~ Gouns
n r. richmond, aud Noble skinpole,l o ,y.ls
Nv pr. leigh Buckner. Of Roa nok 9 Y
"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
.lA.RGE SAL[S0F
TOBACCO TO-DAY.
Unexpectedly, Wagons Laden
With the Weed Poured iii
Yesterday Afternoon.
BUSY SCENES ON THE SLIP
Mart Was 4 Alive With Selling
and Buying Until 5 Z. M.
Yesterday.

shockoe. slip, the tobacco mart OF the
city, was ono Of tho busiest sections Of
Richmond yesterday, tho warehouses all
having unexpectedly largo sales of loose
leaf. IT was 5 O'clock In the afternoon
when tho buyers completed the round Of
sales at tho four warehouses. at the
ratio Of about three piles nuctioncd per
minute. an idea cal, be formed or tile
quantity sold.
At L P. M, while the sale at Shcl-
burne's warehouse was In progress, 4; q
half hour Intermisslon was had for lunch.
which was served to. the buyers as n
compliment by Mr.. Silas Shelbuine Near
~ $50, otO pounds were Sold the Stonewnl u
warehouse lending in the higl, price re-
cord with Sic. Nj
Tho Indications last night were that the
sales would be considerably larger even
to-day than yesterday, the warehouse sec
ton being overrun with wagons anu
teams. shockoe has first sale today, and
then Stonewall, Shclburne and sCrenshaw
in tho order stated. Early in the af-
ternoon wagons began pouring In, aud ny
night almost all the houses were pretty
well filled with loaded wagons ~
Shockoe warehouse about fisevcntS-five
wagons were in by $50 o'clock, and they
were still coming. The stall capacity Of
tho warehouse. stables was taxed to nc-
commodato the horses At Crcnshaw's,
Stonewall and .Sllclburne's thcssame col-
dition existed. 2tloughynot. quito ito ssuch
an extent as at iStockoc, which llas first
sale to-day. Not only the warehouse
floors, but tho adjnccnt streets. were
crowded with wagons and teams, and .
busy scene was presented.
Sllockoe warehouse yesterday led the
list in tho quantity sold with about g.
100 and will probably sell 5000 to 10000
to-day. Crenshaw S warehouse yesterday
sold about 16. 900 pounds at IN average OF
$3.50 for the sale. Stonewall sold l6.u,l,
and made tho record price OF the day. At
Shclburne's warehouse the days sales
aggregated $1,000 pounds.
w, D. Butler and Company, proprie-
tors of thel stonewaM warehouse have nay,
begun tho year. with fine prospects; The
sale at this house yesterday was avery
fine one. .55;
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HUNTING LICENSE.
Game Warden Makes Pennsyl
vania Hunters Pay Up.


URG. VA, NOV. 20,
Messrs Thomas W1ndlc and Walter J.
sA1onteith OF Coatcsvillc, Pa, came here
about two weeks ago to- enjoy a hunt with
friends in Stafford county. They inquired
after tho provisions OF the game law
while here, and were Informed that u
license before they could hunt. ThcN
failed. however to comply with the law
In this respect and when they came here
yesterday with "a quantity game IN
their possession, Game Ward Il ~. z;
bridge. of this city, informed them. that
unless they paid $40 cash, amount OIL
license for hunting, he would have them
arrested. They paid the amount TO INC
game warden and were then permitted t - -
5 leave for Pennsylvania with their game 4
has in his possession n curiosity from the
4 water IN the form Of hard crab. 70
whose eye-socket n young oyster, iaDoul
the size OF, ones thumb. has attached u
self. Both the era band oyster are tllriv-
ing, but the crab cannot protrllde us
eye (, !,
Mr.. d ID. Reamy, OF Stafford county,ah;a,ss
gone to Youngstown Ohio, to2testltyE ~
The trial of James Sweeney, WIZ. OH sep
tembcr cath. killed MI: 2. BozeL. formerly
Youngstown at the limo and witnessed
the shooting. 4.
Colonial Beach, on thcs Potomac. IN
West moreland county is to have. an elec-
formed there with W. S. II Comb, l'resl,
dent; DR.. Il. II. indie, vice president; ana
Nv. crank Rcnslw. secretary ana treas
lller. Z. &
Miss Bernicc Bullock, of Caroline co il,,
ty. was thrown from llcr buggy a lev .
days ago. while driving, her, horse llavlnt
become frightened and running AWAY a nnt
llel. colar-bone was broken by TN iali.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
Federal COURT
BUSY YESTERDAY ! {. A
This August Tribunal i, Session
Until Late in the
Afternoon. 81.
WILL SIT MANY DAYS YET
Not Expected That FINAL ADJ Adj
journ1nent Will Come Be-
fore December 18TH
WILL SIT MANY DAYS YET.

The United Stntcs Circuit Court 81 Ap-|
fpcals was engaged yesterday IN the S1llle lie
Ing argumentfrn tho case Of T. M Mas
ter, trustee OF New River Mineral COM
jpany. ibandrupt plaintiff III error vs.
George At Secley. defendant II error; ~
error 10 The Circuit Court at Abingdon.
va, argued BY John G. Blair and NJ. NJ.
Caldwell, OF NNythevile' va, for l'lain'nt
In error, and by A. q. Galnpbell' %
Wytlfevillc, Va, and j. y Bul'itt OF B ~
stone Gap, Va, for the defendant IN er-
ror, and submitted.
rho other case was: q.
No. 552. Minerva r. Russell, ct 81, a, np-
Epcllants, National Mutual; l3 3 Ilt
Association, appelccs: appeal frori TIC
Circuit Court at Huntington Viva. "
be argued by. II. Ninson.io of liuntihgtoIl,'3
W. va.,tfor'tlc appellants. ana by =. :.
Wyatt, of Huntington. wv. Va, for the
appellee, and submitted.
To-day's Cases
Gases In call to-day arc:
No. 55l.s James O. 1sarcus, ct al, 81, np-s
ipcllants VS.. john =. SHERWOOD, petition
Court at Riclmonl, Va, to be argued bys
C. v, herewith Of Richmond, for tho
appellants, ana by II. r. Pollard. Of ltiGl-.
siioild, Va, and John 3. Sherwood' or IN
aulHl1;lpOS, Mo-. lol illS upPSlic'
a No. $685. I3uch;lnnon & Northern, Rail
road Company appellant ys., 20, !, Ny \,
road Company, appellee; appeal from. lhG
Circuit Court at Clark sburg TO PC ~ irg I.,,
by MS. Meredith OF Fnrn,oit, y W. q:
and Reese Blizzard. OF FarkersburE. y, ~;
VA, for the appellant. and by oiln W.
Davis and John Basel. Of Clarksburs.
Nv. VA, for tho appellee. n, !,
From present indications the court VIII
he III session Until about the $nid7lil'c OF
this month.
a Lengthy Session.
The court YESTERDAY was composed ,;;, Il, ar :,
Jolln~B. Sherwood. OF indianapolis. Md,..
and g r. Wyatt, OF Huntington. y. ", Na.,
The court Will convene to-day at ten
O'Clock. ii555j Is @sii%S
lt.fE An opinion was delivered Yesterday in
case No.@529. Des Molncs Life Assoct;t-
ton, plaintiff III error, ~rs;sJ. y. ~ Grim.
assignee OF =. j.. ltoon, defendant In Or
ror; from Circuit Court Of Clarksburg,i
sW.8Vn.; opinion by Judge Brawley; al
3tirmcd, with costs Judge Morris dissent
ing. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
Lonnie Wilson Resigns.

Tlle Police Board has been called to
meet at o clock this afternoon to elect
{; successor to Policeman Lonnie Wilson,
who has resigned, TO take effect on De-
ce,nber 1st Mr.. Wilson was elected to
I'll tho vacancy caused by the death Of
Inspector Shlnberger, and went OH duty
on August list. He has accepted the po-
sitlon OF superintendent of the Pabst
Brewry branch OF this city, and will take
up his duties tomorrow morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
Squelct1 Cannon Crackers.

El Especial to The Times. Dispatch.)
4 ! CHATHAM, VA, Nov. 29.-rhe Town
Council has passed an ordinance forbid
ding the sale OF cannon flre-crackers.
Ground has been broken for HarSrnvc
and Company's furniture factory. The
present factory will be converted into n
corn mill or used rs q cheroot factory by
tho j. Al. 1Iargrave Company,
Z! The new store ,of ]. r. Yeats will IN a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
Supreme Court Proceedings,

Proceedings OF the Supreme Court Of
Appeals yesterday were:
Rocky Mount Loan & Trust Company
VS.. Price. ct ais; argued by Il. ". IAndor-
son for PLAINTIFF in error and =. IT. Dill
lard and w. Fl. Grnvey for defendant In
error, and submitted.
Tho next cases to be called are:
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Com
5pany VS.. Seaboard Air Line, Railway Com
ipany. Farley VS.. rhaheimers and Savage
VS.. Southern Railway Company being
Nos. z, S and 8 on the argument docket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
Price of Stoves Advanced,


* (sy Associated press.) IL,
r,1 .uyrA y 900 Al, TEN NJ, NOV, 29.--llie
s,o,lt1ern s;tpve Manufacturears' Assem-
ion tos-day advanced the price q s'% %ig'
i've i've Her cent, on account OF mo mn
price Of raw material; ne,egrses Wgre
present from e Ge Il, 1na and ID, kentucky
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
HE LOST TWO DWELLINGS
Old One Burns and Conveys
Fire to New One. .

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.) 81
DUNN STORE. VA Nov. 29.-Thc resi-
aence Of John MCGOWAN, five miles west
or this place, was burned at four o. clock
TINS morning. MCGOWAN had nearl; com-
rleted another. and expected to occupy
the new dwelling in 4 fcw' days. This
was about adjoining tho old residence,
and was also burned. Alls furniture was
burned; no insurance; loss $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
Christmas Fire-Crackers.

Under a city ordinance giving the Chief
OF Police The power 10 fix the size of
Jire-crackers 10 he used on Christmas
Inc chief has issued al order prohibiting
tho use OF iire-crackers more than five
inches in length. Niolators 'of this order
Will BIZ subject 10 flno in the Police
Court,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
PaWned Coat and Vest.

Edna LOWS, colored. was sent to jail
for thirty days ny Justice Crutchiield
yesterday for pnwning a coat and vest
belonging TO Thomas Mayo. and Pattie
Morton and ELIZA Ward wero put under
security for trespassing on the property
Of 4he Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Com
many. H..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
Trousseau From America.

While American brides are sending TO
Paris for their trousseaux Princess Ccce-
LA, Who on NNilhelms death, Will become
Empress OF Germany by virtue Of her
approaching marriage olhe crown prince,
is ordering u large part of her ,outtit from
dressed woman In tho kuisers Gmpirc.
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Interesting. Human Document.

last week President Roosevelt knocked
out an army lieutenant who had the
tanerity to test his ski and proves.
The President Is an all-r0und athlete,
and 1t Is tho same 10 him whether
knocking out pugilists or politicians
Truly, lie Is an interesting human doe,
umenl., Petersburg lndeX-Appehl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
Only One Charter.

The Corporation Commission yesterday
granted a charter to The Interstate Lum-
Der Company (inoorporatcd), Nansemond
county. William b. Causey, president
Bloomington, I'LL; Peter r. Ca,lsoy, vice.
president, Suffolk, Va. Capital stock,
$4,000
Objects TO sell real estate. standing
timber and timber lands, to operate saw
mills, etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
Mr.. Mccarthy Stricken Down.

Nh. John Mccarthy, for many years q
respected citizen OF Richmond, suffered II
stroke of paralysis a. few days since. and
is now at the Homo for the Aged under
care Of the Little Sisters of The Poor,
he would appreciate visits from his old
time friends and acquaintanccs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
Alleged Coat Thief.

The case OF George Gibson. colored. III.
legged TO have stolen two coats belonging
to j. s. Mountcastle, was continued unit
tomorrow for witnesses. Tho negro was
arrested BY Detectives Gibson and Nc
AIahon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
.Richmonders in New York.

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
* NEW YORK, Nov. eo.--Aiarllorough, NJ.
II Hardin; Hoffman, J.. H. Kaufman. T..
Whccock; Herald Square a. = BIZ NFarreni1
Manhattan. Ga l.. Steel, Jr.; fifth Ave
nuc.;ll. g c6oper; ST. Denis, II g, free rec
nnn. 5sd5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
7, To Test Big Gun.

lBy Xxx A s. ;n 20 = P Toy a. ciencr-
WASHi IL cSief q 81 On enshecrs; Gensra
g. cl.ief Of Qrdnante, and othen
member members 81 tie board q prdnan ,i1, ana
Fortica,ion have gone g ront y, Mo % ~
va, 10 witness the test OF ~" re
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30

Academy Of Music Case To-day.
Tho case OF the manager Of the AGA.
DENY Of Music, charged with overcrowd-
ing that theatre on the night Of NoVen-
her ed, IN violation Of n city ordinance,
will DO called in the Police Court this
morning, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
Miss M. /. Tucker.

4, Especial TO The Iines- ri spat eli, j Ike.
N ary Irma Trucker diSsh'er Of tc5!ato
REV: H. NJ, Thicker, Of the Nlrs ME- We.
this afternoon aged sixteen years. s'ile
3wns born IN Halifax county, Na..fS,,ntnl ny,
lad resided in suffolk most OF her, , H.,
a mother thrcc sisters and tWu Dr0tlpTs4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
u,1lexplored REGIONS.

linexplored, 1t is estimated. about one
ilftieth OF the land surface OF the globe.
Fifteen years ago the unknown portions
were about onereighth Of The earp's
total
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
John SCHUYLER Hancock.

8 (Specinl toHTho iTlmcs-p lspalchDF, Z. 3
z SCoTlsVlIa VA. Nov 70. John
Schuyler IItllcprk, aged Two years,
youngest child Df Mi, and NTs l15,,i,NN;
Hancock, OF buckingham coun y, t'eu
nLLNkP. NJ. to-day. .-.a aIsl y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
and everything Or public interest clgai il,l

and everything Or public interest rlrimed
her attention,
Her charity was unt0undcd aud SHE
was never known 10 turn from her door.
anyone whom she could assist IN any
manner.
She was loved and will be moui.ned W
q large circle ofgfrends.
iii carly life she married John IL Tate.
who died In 1866. leaving her witiiEisiS
children "A g,.E .3
Mrs. b. II. Morchead. Baltimore; Alessrs
George c. Tate. New Kent county: y
rate, Logan tate ana o. y. Tate, Of tins
county. I, q ], y. II, 4,
srunddaughter. Miss Eva Tate, 70 whom
she was devoted. :.
The interlncnt took place Monday. No
yembeI olst, at tho family burying ground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
Mrs. THOMAS Minor.

100 u lSpoclnl a -1hc Times. DIspal ch.1
4 FIRED ERl CISSl3t RG VA, Nov, W.
Mrs Thomas Minor died ~ her home,
hero yesterday after III W long ~.
ness. ShEcd ga years, She Is suryiNGd ny
her. hlslpn,l. two sislcrssnn two broth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
Dr.. It. F. Gillian.

esp cial to The TinHs.Dspatch.l :.
PIi1rJitS Il filtG AZ, Noyemoer = LF
II. +. Gillian died Mt his nome, I,
ton" III Prince George county n car 81 y
Point. early this morning Il y,
Pr. Gillian was ~ his seventS,, ( !, :.
year, and was u well-knoWn Lid i atE't,.
Ills funeral will take place Tomorrow ~
iu&!tlis city. 4s6 st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
DEATHS,

BRASN a NJ Died. at his residence. No.
2ni North Vine Street November 18th, q I
1920 a, Nj, 5NRANKfI -. BIlAN MA N, In
The forty-ilftllt yei!r of Ills age,
Notice OF funeral illufternooll paper.
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