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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
Girl in Male Attire

ISpeclhl TO l7The Tim es- Dlspntch.t ~
a. young woman, dressed In male attire, and
a man named jH,, 2. .Kimbrough were 90! s..
way yards In this city. fterS al Il caring Ia
the Police Court day, ri ey were both found
faxed against s III. paid me we Woma an. who
exceptionally good looking. neat dress..
ed In a suit OF black clothes. fIer4tet black
middle. Her appearance was that Of hant-a
some young LAD ~ about e ghteen or twenty
nent. and throughout the Police G:ourt hra 81
Ing maintained en- air Of entir Ind Inference
She gave her age na seve n teen, and state (
that her home was at Charlotte M weere4
her mother and sisters resld 5;i II ",
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
Will PAY VISIT
TO RICHMOND

sS osToN,, MASS, July 4 &c, IA private
~ bie tonight says that Right Rev John
Percival, b, D. 8 bishop Of Hereford sne
IN, riish church, is coming to America in
tie 2 early fall to attend the International
Peace Congress and later the Episcopal
General Convention, both in Boston. I He
EPISCOPAL centers OF the United States
and viii visit among other cities Balti-.
more, Richmond. Atlanta New Orleans
and Texas. Bishop Perclyal is seventy
since 1885. # At various periods he has
bee canon OF Bristol. president of Trim.
ity College, Oxford, and head master OF
Rugby {ti9.E NJ ifFfr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
Appalling Case Is; I: &

Il tl ~ 8 - No -
one Of the m st unusual N and and heart e.
rending Instances OF destitution was as dis
covered last nj hit widow, III, without ,tt
food, without physician 8 attendance. With
out medicine & a son md sa daughter both 9th
blind, compose his poverty and q disease sc \
atri cken fanil VIA: INT for the 2 OF
haeart st M N az James w Parsons. No
4 22,1s W Maiden Lane. they would have ave
starve ID weeks ia 90.
n The poor WON an Is Mrs Ella Tyler. and
her children are John and Ella: y p 4 to
SIX weeks ago Mrs. Tyler lived next, door
TO Mrs. Parsons. and was at that time
employed as a seamstress at six ollars
4 a week. She fought hard to keep the
wolf from the II door. She finally fell
short IN her rem ts.s and was forced to give
5,;p her house. Mrs. Parsons gave up two
rooms Of her hous e and Il allowed rs them eSf
to- occupy these. S8$s s;S;5 81
About two weeks ago the poor y oman pr q: !
was stricken wi tn illness, and since tna y.
I time they have been entire WI ~ thou sl
funds and the onl IA ass;a lance they nave
treceived has. come from the h nds OF The
generous woma who took them In. .s
The public, big-hearteds $as It always 'W'tly 5
Is when men and women are hungry q nd
Ill, has rarely had an opportunity more IS
pressing than this for the exercise OF Us
generosity. II 5s335 ssSS is 3s5E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
is HEAVILY FINED.
Ernest steinmetz, Put On Bond
for Good Behavior, Appeals.

"a Ernest Stelnmetz charged with attempted
criminal assault upon Carrie 6Goode. was tried
before Squire. Lewis yesterday and fined $50
End costs. and put under $500 bond for good
5s8 He was fined on the ground OF disorderly
conduct and the other charges against him
slclan at the /. request OF Mr. II. NJ 5 Smith
and Mr.. Harry Glenn. the defendants attor-
toxicologist, and testified concerning the al,
legged drugged candy. He stated that the Girl
tast which is peculiar to all alkaloids. and.
Therefore, s It was cstab lished that tho candy
and viii take an appeal TO the hghe r courts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
IN RAIL WAY CIRCLES.
!A Number Of Special Excursions
Announced by; Local Lines.

The Norfolk and Western 2a iIway wi
ar special 1, excursion train from tb,s
a August 5th. leaving this 81 cit y
and returning; Leave Eorf0lk
i OF the fair. 81 0.000 In prem inms being
8 distributed. a steeplechase over sixteen
Jumps in two-mile course is G one OF
Ind running races by the best horses
events. 5s3 n AZ
81 the Merchants and Miners Trans
4, pprtat,on connpa ny, is In the city IN the
ae whsh oPsraeas BE-
JJn,on Council, Roya Arean ,m o. pre-
X 1a;,lr g 10 eaTry down TO Beac h Park on
h lasgc crowd .ft An entertaining programme
IS being rrange led M s8sgi S II
The afternoon train at s :3o r. M. i daily
from this city5fto Beach Pa rk are being
EfIr;patronizeda eac1, day. Large crowds
Y goS down from this city to spend a pleas
ant evening &. a. the Inc park returning the
ss65,The Fairmount Baptist Sunday, school
2 ~ II go : TO II Beach Park to-day. on Il the
picpic Two trains ten cars
q crowd "a safi sS ,S gs5 H.
$S3s. The Southern hallway has completed
A Arrangement E5s for HI an excursion Ito
u Greensboro and Winston Salem, N. CT.
leaving this city at 1920 T. Nj. August,
4 on I've morning Of the 2sd
8 COMPTROLLER =. II. Plane, OF the South
ern Railway. has Issued the following
system for the third week in July.
Earnings for the week this year. $972 800;
II Tor the week last year. s762 462; increase
a fort the week this year. so, 047.
For several weeks engineers rene.j
senting the Tidewater Railway, have.
5 been at work In the vicinity OF Mar
4 tors to grade the entire line for double
track, and rights OF way are being SCI
cured with that purpose " view. 8 The
# lloifton and Western Road, now being
built The road will be built to-. Roa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
I. a BOYS QUEER cAPER.
Hung Himself, But Declares He
Remembers Nothing About Il.

statemsnt sent broadcast asl wsss That
Robert Kidd & the n-ysar-old son 5.of
Mr, and Mrs; John !fidd lntying rye 7,
Was Was found nd dead. bangng from q rope to
a cherry tree ii, hls, parents yard !. was
0correet. as to the hoy being idaa a! .fo p,
he Is too g y, one of tha,,l iyes,t y ldasl'
family desire a correction Mad ., and say
the following are the factll IN ne case.
extraordinary at best On p, /, the after
casion Ia 20 "a lie harm and midway
betwee,, the house and barn. she vas
horr!fled to tind her son, Robert. aged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
I Had Delightful Evening"

X THE Central Young Men s 4 chrlstian Assoc
cIatIonl went on their saand moon !sht sxcur-
sion to Dutch Gan last nigh at ;so on the
Old Point Comfort, EVERYTHING possible y "a
done forSs the comfort and pleasure Of VI the
mn rtysy n freshn,ents We're W screwed ard music
wus furnishes by Tho Assocla ion harmonic
Orchestra ana i be Association 4 NJ andollN and
IA long stag party wi be held at the asso,
citation building on. Friday nigh from is9
IA Ni0,31 o. clock. The Mapdo In Il and Guitar
cub : Viii afford music, and box.hsl shuttle.
board and other games viii DO the social
featlres OF the eyenlnk, I'll A. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE.
Man Said to Have Passed Bogfs
Check Drawn on Bank Here.

!. BALTIMORE, ND, JulySs Is. Monte
Calm, a young man who formerly resided
here, was arrested today ats-H arper's
Ferry, w. Va, and brought to Baltimore.
charged with passing forged checks. He
was committe ed. n Z, 81 liis 4 n 81
E on April eth Calm Is alleged to have
passed a bogus check for S75. purporting
to / have been drawn by Kaufman and
Company & Of Richmond, Ya.. on the Plan
18th he Is said to have ca shed a forged
check for SIS bearing the name OF Bleyer
Kaufman and Company, Richmond.
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lRv a ssocIated Press. ]
MORRISON R in
PLACE OF SCHW,AB.

(BylA ssocra ted Press.) ~ !.
4 s3 NEW YoR Ii.i July IS 81 The directors of
the United States Steel Corpora tloll de-
elared the auarterly alyide q af
son d n director In place Of Charles NJ.
Sschwab !, res gned, No 81 Their business was
transacte i 5ss ~ VI \, y. i,
S IA financial sta teme pll GEO the y. not
EARNINGS for the qua rtGr ended j une 30t h
al Si9, $50, is4. decrease Of l6l Il 50 "a s
conpared With the 50 me q " rtsr r;
and an increase sof 50. ESQ SS9 as go mpared
with the quarter, ended March slsts !ee00t WI 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
1 Barnes--.Reed.5

q "a Especial to The Times Dl spat ch.l
ROAM Joke VA.,L July 26.-Nliss ictoria
Mi. f. r. s3 Barnes, prominent young
busin ess mar OF La W gas, N e1ys Me xico
were married to:nig at the sldence. OF
the bride Rev.. NJ. Canter3 ofisla TN
maid OF \ honor, and Mr.. c. r: Hodg
best man The couple lie It on a Northern err
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
Democratic Campaign.

(Ry Associated Press1
NJ CT July 26-The State.
Democrat tic Executive Committe to-
night unanimously r.. elected VA Y nlted3
man, and a. j. Field. secretary. .
. IA resolution for joint debates with the
Republicans was adopted, as was was \ a.
resolution for an optional primary pan.
SpaignS in$theS State will begin -. August.
and the prediction of committe emen IS
for a Democratic ma jority OF fl fly to.
sixty thousand in this State s5S y M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
Surprise Marriage

Especial to The Times Dlspa tch.1 Z,
y CFTATHAM,yyA,, j Ill v 26. IN IS Nfabelle8
Moon and Dr.. G.. LAM Ter Carter. @. this
place, were married Gin w ashing otn Mon
day night: The maria which ca me as
2cuimina ton #ofSa love a frair which cyan
when they were mere children. &s$s They
were Joined IN the apital u ait " BY MISS !.
Bette Moon sister of the bl.i ,k nd MI
|RutledEe 8Cnjsrr, N OF $Da nville, brother Of
tho groom, who preceded them several
hours & and had q completed all necessary
Eprepa ra lions & 33E VIII. g3{
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The end NOT
YET in SIGHT
Packers Engage Many Men and
May Soon Control the
Situation. 3s
STRIKER SHOT BY A NEGRO d 10
Disturbances Were Numerous
and Some 81 Them Ended
With Fatal Results.
STRIKER SHOT BY A NEGRO N L 4 3,

nv asooiatet; ,,lsss. q

4 CHICAGO o, I'LL. July 2e. Little Of any
advantage was gained by eitler SIZE !, -,
the stock yards strike, and there is ~,
Of Of the difficulty. 8Realizng that they have
one Of the hardest propositions to contend
with IN the history Of tho packing INDUS
done to gain the upper hand In the strug.
gle. All day long workmens from outside
points were rushed TO Chicago and atakeh
to MI the places Of the strikers. Tonight
1t was announced by the packers tina e
seven thousand nsw we're nov In In
with the arrivals that are expected each
day the packers Will probably get their
affairs in such share that the strikers
settlement at the dictation Of the en-.
Although the receipts Of live stock to-
day were small sompared @ leie co
ditions. still many cattle. hogs and sheep
were left in the pens tonight unsold.
Additions to Strike.
With all the union workmen out on
strike. with the eption of the. packing
house transfers the only additions to-
the mattresses In the stock-yard's res
taurants, and about one-hundre red team
sters who quilt work as dly v
Tor an official order to walk out. The,
steamsters have become restless and the
genera, sbelief lis tina t few, II any Of. the!
industry. will walt for the Injunction OF
the national officers OF the union to go:
on strik &c. VI .} 5s5 a. 81
Rumors OF renewed efforts To & settle
the d. fcultY by arbitration, we're thick.
were found to be without foundation
tonight, President Donnolly. president
of tile butchers union, the Sorganizat
which precIpi tated the strike. said
IL have no hope Of an sinmedi late set
thing we can do IN op is to stick TO the
The union organiza lions recalled their
the ri members employed Sin the inde-
pendent plants form killing live stock,
purchased in the stock va rds. W here the.
help. The union otti cials took this step
them that Il such an order was wa carried
out 1T would be a benefit to the packers.
Rioting, With Fatal Results.
yisilant policemen guarded the entrance to
spite this precaution disturbances were nu-%
numerous. and two iof them ended with fatal
some colored strike breakers as they were leav-
ing the stock yards to-ntght. John tokes, on
Ing the stock yards John Stokes one
by one OF the Silri,.. st okcs. oEethlr8 With
fully hundred companions. 1T Is said. rushed
on tn enegroes, and one OF the latter drew a.
revolver and fired into the crowd hitting
Stokes. Tho police were close Eat u hand and /
siderable difficulty. w 5
The union men and their friends have sbe-s
come 30 Sentittered against the colored, strike
breakers that the appearance sSof u negro In
the vicinity Of the y, stock.yards Is . almost
/ barber about to climb upon a street car q e
the entrance OF the stock yards tonight was
dragged SO the street by a. mob and beaten
unit II unconscious. Y! s5$zs, ~
65 The mob was under the impression that the
barber was employed in one OF the packing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
ATTACK VILLAGE;
SLEW PEOPLE.
Asiatic Chief OH the Rampage
Population Crying for
Help. H..s =
.(By Associated Press. J

- 10y gisBUClHteu fTess.I tf.ti5t ~
II LONDON. July 27.--The Daily Mall pub
fishes a dispateh from Taurusia, Asia
Minor. saying that on July 18th, the we'll
known chief sheikh salan, attacked and
destroyed the village Of Ootchui LISA.
Twenty-Five persons were Killed, in.
Guiding a priest and servants attached to
a convent. rho dispatch says that mas
sacres} arc expected Into the sanJek Of
Bayazid and Immediate help Is urgently
called for. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
Curtail Production.
fBy Associated Press.j

CHARLOTTE, N. G.. July ga spe-.
cial from Gainesville, S. C says stis
imous, cotton spinners from North Car
ollna, South Carolina, Georgia. a labama
and Mississippi. who met feraAo-day de-
cided to curtail production Twenty-Five
per. cent, or to basis of seven y-flye
per cent. during the months OF August
and September. This ctions was due to-
the unsettled condition OF the cotton
goods market and to the poor demand
both from home dealers and exporters
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=
DEATHS.

cLARKE.-Dled, on July 2ad t !. 4, me ne
Glockner Sanatorium, COLORADO sprln1Sss.g
y HENRY BOYCE CLARKE son OF Dr;
Powhatan Clarke. in the thlrty W
year Of his age, 53 q sy yis ~ H
Lucus .-Dled, at her. home; M!dlo !: I /
NJ THAN, Pits July the 26th. .lgot, = t,,lsS
Nj, Mrs. AN N Al J. Gus, IN ~
seventy-eighth year Of herf age es sne
4 Iucl,s, Mrs. Caxton and MISS Mary
Llicus, and three grandchiltl
y n The funeral will IA Ike. place from be e
at 8 O'clock. July IS. l90i friends ase 4
L Invited to attend. s, n 5s y5 b s4tiS If
Asleep In Jesus. blessed sleep,
5g None ever wake to yyeep n sg4t
,s ii 8 N rest 3gSSs "a ss}
STEWART died, at the home \, ,of h S.l' i
4 brother. Joseph F., " SteWart, y No ~
North Twenty.eigh hit ~ 2;2Q y, I, AZ;
July 2s. l9o4 Miss MA All, - = W.
4 T me funeral, will take place WE'D 81
NfcSDA Az "a TTE3N NOON from Harton4
fieirhts M nj Church, g ntermsn
Shockoe Hill Genet cry. 4. +,
l9g'- Damyille y Norfolk. Williamsburg and
\ washington %. CD papers will please -
COny. XII s5 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
NO TRUTH 4 in
III THE REPORT I

j. 33ssl3 (By9 Associat ed Press
BEDFORD, PA. July Ex-senator Davis
lempila tically denied the report that he
Is to inarryp the widow; of Dr. John Rey-
holds 4, Of shepherdstown,t Va, The
.sena tor has been receiving kilograms Q 4
5congra tuiations all day, and is. very In
idIgnar,t.5 He says there Is not q word Of
truth in 5s5i
.ssss (I3v5 ssociatad Press. y il.s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. VA, j u|y E2 a. e.
Mrs. Katharine Reynolds to-day made
an emphatic denial OF the report Of her
lsnigagementT ia former Senator Henry. g
for tie report, and was Indignant that
such false statements were pub l!shed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
Funeral Notice.

~ Il a p i, i, a X Ii. THO funeral
CHAR LIS OHIO infant ehlldn IN, Q. !, Is
( f,lace from, the home OF the parents, ~ w.
East Broad street. Richmond, ya,,.at
4 clock THIS < ednesdayl "A III NJ tsh-
( NOON. July 27th. lnterment ~ taokASr
Z wood. NJ II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
OBITUARY
8Funlera:l Services.

rhe funeral OF NJ W. BEETLE c,,G,ay, VIE WI.
n'er sas'il o,seiock from the home a
her Nj ster, Mrs, n II. Wilson, The serr
Woes will he conducted by Eey; I ,i issh
1.-THE following will act as IA tbearefnii
Hone ssTy Mr., ~. g, Bentley. Judse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

To Operate on Mr.. Rogers.
Mr. George W. Rogers, who has been al
the Virginia Hospital for several days. OH
yesterday suffered slight attack OF ap.
pendicits, and his .physiclans deem It sad.
ton VIII be performed to-day, 34 y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
LOUISIANA WILL BE
LAUNCHED AUGUST527

tBy Associated Press) III, ,fs
81 WASHINGTON, D. e.. July o6.-Thel
Sbattlesllip louisiana. at Newport News,
will be launched August 9th. 5E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
State Board Of Health.

q The State Board Of Health met last n!sht.
3st the Ieffe!son II otel, Tho members present
d. j. i il Mem. Of Harvsonbprs; pr. Iewis
~ Haryle 81 panyille; Dr. Land don z. 81 Ed
larry, 81 Richmond. In the absence nf Dr.,
Rawley Martin. the president, o9 Lynchburg.
tamil Or, Gulpeper was called 70 the chair
$85 Dr., NcM made q report about tho public
scho9s MS nn1 sctlo waa posi-
8Gencral "A gsenblyi s }5 ID XII 81 AZ
II II The meetings We're changed from semi -anT
nual to quarterly. as they were formerly he Id
p Except the above, business OF only q routine
nature was ansac ted 5i84 ss q W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
George L. Christian, j. "a. Briggs. Dr..
James Fl. Garlick, Andrew Gloyer, g: -.

MI
4 III II eo y aoosmsa.
L. Warlng and Richard q. wight !,
me iuseral q Gharlss otf ing MrnI
~ 1S nfs sDn a from tie
Street. at q O'clock this f.ernoon. and =.
the interment will be made In fdolly WOO 3D.
Mrs. r. c. TredWay.
s, pseal to The Times pispsMtsh'
reeea 4 FREQ s. reliet 81 the late VIM
M Tired way. passed away at her home.
on Main Street, sunday AFTERNOON ftsr
Illness Of WEEKS re
ago where she has passed her i entire n ~
life. For many years, and until her
death, Mrs. a Trewa Vi was pres dent Of
1s RSsTey MseH Gsspts
One brother pr Ran.leys W. Martini a. I.
of Lynchburg three sisters !sl Mrs. 81 81:
u. 3 Coleman. and Miss Matte Ma rim sc
.Cbatliam;s four sons. Rev RI e Nh: red
Of shsiby S Page Tred way sss
way, II. and two .dagg hters, Misses Re-
With very alarge family connect y, ION,
mourn her dem Sc. $50
Reuben G offey
\ Special to The Times D pa ch..))
AMHERST Al. j U 81 Il e. II Reu cen
Corey was found deld In his room mere 4
Sunday smEnng Mr.. Coffey had been
complaining for severa 4, days by G -notsS
REGARDED as !, e y,
was al the sttmeNisittng her. people. In tha ts
county The rema ms SSs2 were ta EN- 5g:t
Lynciburg ,on Sun where thew 4; ere ,t'
Mr. Corey was SINCE sewing in s;55s
chine agent for his colint wa 81 e
man Of "a boz bou 2,
~ Mr.. Luca do' IS Funeral
SG sPff!r! e TSs Tnss; pssa.i
eral9o Mr.. G: Funs l5,,cado. he well
died sH9aa \ took tBars 5gGn
all large concourse II pc sons. "a ts the
church As large mum Der ofticia also Is$
the N orfolks and Yves tern r al VA and
mem 81 81 ' sect of the south
vvestrns portion 2of n lles Stat me ils re-
to attend the obsequie les lef Nh o ~,
the s., "
Mrs. Ellis Lee. N
M {fpss'IlA to The g 5aIy
Lee, wife Of Sheriff Sam Lee, Of ree,l-
VILE county, died "a late hour So $, tlIr-s
M "a n,sht sf e.
the county treasurer.a md lea ayes q ia rye
and influential family conn ion: n
Georg Quarles.
Special to The r mes, Dispatch.
AlNrFDBRST AZ. 53 Jul " &c. --M Mr. George
ouarles 8died at hiss home near he
lage here last nj tt. Il is Y dea tthuWi,a as
caused by heart from whtch = ne ne
has been sui fering some time. " II II
Jared u. Fox.
(SpecIalatoT The ii ines Dispat cha
MONTERREY A., ] u ~ 226 M =: aredt
IL Fox died yesterda y u. the home I, g IS
his daughter, Mrs. w I. tson, on ne
Dry Branch, this CO unity. He was one OF
Highland s. landmarks,S having " reached
the ripe old age Of eigh ght.s
Colonel "a. u. MaxWell.
IVA tit NV Associated Press.
II KNOxyILIlE.GTE July 20. Colonel
Al MAXWELL a prominent citizen and
o wner and operator Of ext siyes tim Pc e.
and mineral lands died Hero to-day /. at
the age Of eighty years He came mere
many years ago from Saratog go, N. = 3, .ssls
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Mrs. George Croker Dead.


n NEWPORT. n. r., July 26-Mrs George
Croker, OF New York and San Fra ncisco,
died at the summer home of the FAMILY
The funeral will be held Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

Small Blaze Last light,
fire alarm vas sent N treHa Boz VA X!
O'Clock. Isngines and 6frespondcd 70 the cal
Tut found 1t ia he only q small blaze. Thcr,'
was no serious dalnag e laSt VI IS IN b 54sg
An Extra Concert To-day. III
An extra Il concart will be given at the
Reservoir Park this evening from 5 70 ~
4 81 IaFadella's Band, e ], 4 - ,I S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

III e NV Negotiated Press.
x KNOxvTLIlE,5TEN NJ. July 26.-.Co mel
A. Maxwell prominent. citlzen Sc AM N
and mineral lands. 81 died hero to-day at
the age Of slightly years, He came mere
many years ago from Saratog GO, NJ = 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27

Union Council. Royal u Arcanum Y Is. pre-
gnarir 81 "a carry d own to 5Beach i Park on
y Eelr SE nnual II. exc ursion. August %, ~ q
$lasgc crowd. An entertaining programmc
rs being arraug ed. Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
gYcnac,a "a 4r,h q tTIn1es-pfsnatcli.'

s EMPO RIA A.. July &c. N RS FL y
Lee, wife OF Sheriff Sam Lee, Of G rean
Vile county, died a a Ia to hour S s. atlIr
Mis- Lee I. swas a. sister Of Nis;che
4 the county treasurer, and leaves a glars.
land Influential ii family conn ection. s, sSs
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(speclal to The Times lspa tch.)
{AlNrFIBRST, AZ. 81 u b. NJ III George
Quarles died at $hiss no me inea he VII
lage here last nil lt Il death, was
has been suffering some time B
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-12-10

have come TO regard him as a blues
chaser. and he is. but in Weather
Beaten Benson" he has a straight char
acter role that permits little of the fun
for which Kendall is famous. Kendall
has turned serious evidently. He. or
his managers. have decided that II Is
about time that he locks up his kid
ding clothes and turns to legitimate
comedy. This is what he is doing in
his new play. The little curtain speech
that was a feature of his visits of the
two preceding years was denied the
audience last evening. Kendall simply
appearing. bowling his recognition and
telling of his appreciation in very
few words. This was a disappoint-
ment to- his admirers. who would even
have been content had he told them
his sleeping car story. Kendalrs ambi-
tion doubtless is to become a second
Sol Smith Russell. II that is bis dream.
he is making a serious mistake. Those
who like him because he is just plain
Kendall hope il is not. Weather
Beaten Benson is a tale of Oklahoma,
where the prayers for rain are not re-
warded until the factory over which
Benson (KendalD has supervision has