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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat.

Minneapolis, May 1S.-Wheat-May.
94Ac; July, 92s@93c; Sept, SIG
s11sc. On track-No. / hard, 97Ac;
No. 1 Northern, 96Ac; No. 2 Northern,
S4A 09AAc. >, n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-19
10 SUCCEED coRTELYou.
sEx-Governor Crane May Become Aeere.
tary OF Commerce..

S Washington, May is. Ex-G Governor
Murray B.. Crane OF Massachusetts, Vi
said To be the presidents choice fc-
secretary OF commerce and labor In
the event OF Secretary Cortelyou's be-
lection as chairman OF the Republican
national committee
Mr.. Crane was the presidents hrst
choice as chairman OK the national
committee. but he positively declined
TO assume the burden Of the campaign
because u his health.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-19

fog off Port Arthur May 18th. The
Yoshino sank. Only ninety of the
crew were saved. The same day the
battleship Hatsuse struck a Russian
mine and sank.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-05-19

charges of collision between the two
defendants to perform some dishonest
/ acts tears streameds down General
Tyner's face and brandy was used to
restore the witness to comp osure SUN
scient for him to continue Mr. Worth.
Sington told him to- rest when he liked.
but the witness answered: 3s;3s!s
s$$s'sI will get through with It IL / can
Ss When he concluded he was taken to
his home, for Major Conrad, special
counsel for the government ann unced
that he would not take the RESPONSE
bility 81 ross-examina ion.
BOY BREAKS Ais NECK.
Son II Wisconsin Farmner Falls Over
Wire While Chasing Cow. 555s
Winona, MINI. May IL. Charles
FRANKIE. Jr., son Of q prominent farmer
residing IA Buffalo 3 county is.
across the river from this city, lost
4 Ills life id q peculiar manner
ss FRANKIE was out III the pasture on his
fathers farm driving the COWS ito the
barn. One sof the cows refused To go
with the others and FRANKIE was com
PEELED ia chase ~ Tor some distance.
While running he fell over Al wire,
breaking bis neek
His younger brother, who was with
him. found him dead when Az reached
ShiaHStde.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-06
BRIDE
AT TER TWO DAYS
In His Eagerness to Get Away.
Groom Was Nearly
Drowned.
{special 10 The Timcs- Dispatch, v

M (spccial 10 The Timca- Dispateh1 W. IA
BALTIMORE, NJ ID. Sept 6.--Though
married only two days. John Edward Ga
loway had already become 80 weary OF
welded lie that he this afternoon de-
serted Ills young bride. who was Miss
Simpson, Of HAYWOOD, Accomac county,
Wa. In his eagerness to get away he
fell overheard and narrowly escaped
drowning. ok
This prosalc ending Of the HONEYMOON
IL the sequel TO an clopctnent last +
day. when the couple went UP to Elkton.
Md and were there married Saturday
BY REV. u. g. Nfnrtindale. OF that place,
21'hcy then went to Havrc de Grace,
where Mr.. Galloway's parents reside.
Yesterday morning tile couple came to
Baltimore and vent to the Baltimore.
! t.hesap eske and Atlantic Steamboat Conf
pany' pier. foot OF South street, to take
tho steamer Pocomoke for Poconloke
City. While they were waiting OF, the
pier Galloway suddenly broke away from
his wife and darted into a freight shed.
He n,istook door, which opens on the
dock, on the street as an exit. ran
through It and plunged into the hnrbor.
THE smash and Mrs. Galloways scrca ms
brought assistance, and the groom WIS
pulled out saying that he would go to
dry his clothes. Galloway disappear 20
UP Light Street. The forsaken br,ue
was left on the steamer for PoconoRe.
she liz the daughter OF James simpson.
OF Hallwood and has been ACQUAINTED
with her husband for two years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-06
LORD / 1 DIUNB'',OlYNE
ON HIS WAY HERE /

Especial to The Times Dispatcl,,)
SS4 BOSTON. MASS. September 5.-Lord
Dunboyne, Kings reme1nbranccr"' is
about to sail for America to make tour
OF the principal cities bfof tho United
States and will visit Richmond, Atlanta,
New Orleans and the ST. Louis Fair III
He holds a peculiar Office under King
Edward, q position which was once
mighty. but to-day has become merely
a slnccure with a salary of SO 900 a year
From tho days of the Plantaganets, the.
King reimbursement has been con-
nected with the exchequer, and stheoreti-
cally, has been expected to keep a rc-S
cord of mobiles whose fines and dues rc-E
manned unpaid. TO. look after crown
royalties and TO attend to estates for-
feitcd TO- the crown because OF treason.
IIe is also supposed to be Clerk OF the
Pipe, surveyor OF the Green Wax, and
.Clerk OF the First Fruits 5,S
4. The present Lord Dunboyne is senior
master OF tho Supreme Court 5of Judi
cature and IN Irish representative peer
since 1903, the twenty-flfth baron by
summons. and sixteenth ba ron by patent
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Cure foy Asthma and Hay Fsysr,

e.. The statements published MEOW &c N ~
the i'm OF Dr.. schiffman that his rem.
iedy Is an absolute cure for Asthma ana
Hay fever
Mrs. Mary zachery, Pleasant Hill La,
says: ~ have found Your Asthma Cure. q
permanent cure for Asthma. for which I
used 1t 16years ago, have never had tho
slightest return OF the trouble since,
have also found your remedy excellent In
Bronchial t!ons,
IA Hay Fever sufferer writes: H have
had Hay Feier fora IA years, bought a
package Of your remedy (schiffmann's
Asthma Cure) !, ;of our druggist and due
10 It's use this Is the first summer that !
have not been troubled Mrs. Frank
sGuilfogle, s2a7 Ridge Avenue, Roxboro.
Philadelphia
4 Sold by druggists at soc. and 800
N Send Co. stamp toS DR. r, tsSchiffmann,
5Box5 500. ST Paul, MINI. for a free sam!
,ple packad
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the snurderer's capture. although the peo--..
8ple are now at Il fever heat Of In
sdigna tion,& and wifi leave no stone I'm.
turned TO bring the criminal to Justice
Should he be captured. there is but lit.
tie doubt that Justice will be meted
out at once. IS
The crime is8ti1e most heinous in the
annals Of the city, and the first murder
that has occurred since tho Walters!
murder about the same time Of season
four years d go. It Will be remembered
that Mr.. JOIN Il. Walters, city treas
iurer,, 7. was killed, "a but this murderer was
cleared on d self-defense plea. SSl. 81
Mrs McCue was forty-two years old,j
and would have been married nineteen.
years. had she lived until November 4th
OF this year. Her entire married life
has Heen spent In this city, where she
was a leader in the social set.
S3 "A FINE LADY. ss53s5
ID The deceased was a woman Of fine
character and her sad death is a source
OF genuine and general regret. The.
community IS shocked at the whole sad
affair and the pcrpctr.ator will receive
no mercy II the M stery is, ever solved.
The funeral services will he held fat
the Presbyterian Church tomorrow at:
3ternoon at o clock; burial will be at
River View Cemetery. q sSs
The pail bearers will be: Daniel Har-a
mon, George Perkins, Judge John NJ
White, James 3. Nv God, Thomas ]. VIII
liams. Captain Aficajah Woods. George,
Mason and Charlie Fl. Moore. u.
CORONDR's JURY. NE +
\ The coroner's jury, consisting OF Dr..
w. Douglas Macon. William II. W God.
w. G.. Saltzman, Charles G. Sinclair,
John "A. Gilmore. G.. w. Hulfish and
Charles G. Mau phis, mpanneled at n
O'Clock last night. continued its session.
from H 1890 this vi morning until 6.
I o clock this evening, when II m adj
aJolrnment was had until 85 Wednesday,
morning. # Fl:
The sessions were held behind closed
doors. and with jurors swornSto secrecy
To-day a reward OF $500 was offered
by citizens for the detection OF ~,
criminal and Governor S.ontague asked
ny wire to offer an additional reward.
Mr.. McCuc posted notice to-day Of
fcrlng one thousand dollars reward for
tile arrest and conviction OF his as.
sailan, and his wifes murderer.
s The City Council met a t noon and
passed resolutions expressing unfcign-5
ed regret and horror at the tragedy
and y assuring the ex-mayor y that they
will do all in their power to help de-
itect the murderer, a38. sss
wv. G.. Baldwin. the chief OF the Bald
win Detective IA Agcncy. X OF Roanoke
reached Charlottesville tonight and
went at once into conference With Com
monwealth's Attorney Gilmer, Mayor
Olivier and others. His brother came
earlier in tho day incog.
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5.,s is FOUND DEAD.
Man Discovered on the Track
Near Fayetteville.

Especial 10 The Times DIspatch.)
D. FAYETTEVILLE, n. Co Sept. a. Yes
to-day morning, a little after daylight.
llantic Coast Line Railway, was going
down the line, he found tile dead body
of a white man alongside the track, not
far from Luray Station. four mileS north
of this city. s5 81
Acting Coroner Or. "A. S. Rome WAS no.
tiAed, and he found that the man had
received a fearful blow OH the left side
of the head bad bruises on the left side
of his body and cuts on his hands and
arms. The stranger, who is supposed to
have fallen from one Of the night trains,
was apparently about thirty years old, K
Wore new trousers OF the uniform OF the
regular army and an army hat hut there
was not hing In his pockets by which lie
could be Identified, The remains were
brought to the city and carried to the
,llndertakers, 4. s,gs = s5g54 III gs r. ~
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GROWN PRINCE
no WE'D DUCHESS,
I{BY Assoc'a ted Press. y

tBy Assoc ated Press,)
ALTOONA. PRUSSIA, Sept b,-Detals
of the announcement OF the engagement
Eof the Grown Prince frederick William
to5the Duchess Cecilia, sister Of the reign.
Ing grand duke Of Meneklenburg' Sewer
In, show that the emperor while dining
with the notable people OF k;chleswig.
5Iolstein last night, received a telegram
from the Crown Prince, who was al Gel
ybensande, the home Of the Duchess Cc-
ella and her mother, 4 X
Tho emperor then arose. raised his glass
and said that tho engagement Of his royal
,highness and. the dNehess had Just taken
place and csled for a Threshold hurral
for the people, Tho banG terss 4 greeted,
The announcement with tremendous
cheers a5 It'll
The crown prince had. as IT TRANSFERRED
visited the duchess and her mother at
their lodge at Muervitz, on the Bal tic, and
while resting there, over "a enpSof tea, he
asked iher 10 marry him, 8UponS reeeiylns
the consent Of tine duchess, tine crown
prince called for telegraph blanks and
Immediately wired TO the emperS and
enlpress,' 5 "
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] a RESIDENCE, IS; BURNED Il, !. y
The Postmaster Of Jone's;v''ial.llee...
.aE Has Serious Loss.
g Ir,ecIIaI n The Times-Dispa tch.)

(Speclal TO The Times .Dispatcn) Y.
4 TOWNSVILLE, VA. September 5.--The
residence 81 Mr.. C.. c.. Blankenship. posi- :, !
master at this place. was burned 70 INC ne
ground Friday fire having i s ,nn IN he
lands st Mr.. Blankensh!p.. y. 4, J,
IN Mr.. Blankcnship's two little girls n ,s,o
started to retire In Their room ior m. mo
night. a. and undertook to blow out the
la MP. The oil took FIRE and was burning
high, when tho children called to their t,.. :
"a ther, who came into the room, picking IN
up the lamp and started 70 throw; o Q, !,
Il exploded and the oil was thrown on
The bed. where II caught fire, and N 2
very short while the whole room was
n The neighbors saved all the furniture
tina was Oh the first floor. but ever y
3ihsng on the second floor was burned m e !.
Mr. Bankenshp's ioss %as tor sy 81
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Drake, Palmetto vIns.

The wonderful tonic medicine that removes
oil congestion and disease from vital organs,
tissues and blood. One tablespoonful, once q
.indigestion,l. Flutulenoy, Constipation and
CaIarrh OF the Mucous Membranes. II is pos
five speci 40 for Congested Liver and Kidneys
and inflammation OF Bladder, tones the Ape.
.tite and Nervous System, and purIhes and
enriches tho Blood. 49, I t.5
I Seventy va cents at Drug Stores for Q large
he sent free and prepaid to every reader OF this
paper who needs IT and writes for It to Drake
Form ula Company. Drake B III ding, Chicago. ia.
~ sens and Aiihnr prus ompany, d.a-
trlbutinS AGENTS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-06
( fBv Assoclote / Rre q

4 LONDON. Sept, b,--The Che FOO eor-
respondent OF the Daily telegraph sa VS.
the Russians have mounted two 1s-inch
naval guns on Para Potoschne mountain,
close to the city OF Port Arthur from
which they are hhelling the Japanese po-
snions. The correspondent says that tho
Eighth Japanese Division, under LieE-
tenant- General Tatena. the eminent STRAIT
egist. a has arrived a # I'alny to reinforce
the besiegers,
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FIGHTING Al. PORT. ARTHUR & ii
.lsfBy Associated Press, j

z tBy Associated Press,l
CHE FOO, Sept. 5.--Adyice from Port
Arthur say that following the terrific
botnbardment Of the fortress for the five
days ending September !, heaps OF J a.
pa nese bodies were removed by the CHI
nese under orders given by thg Port 4Ar-
thur authorities, ss "a N i3Sf &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-06
Sung at st. Paul's.

Miss Margie knowles, a singer who
has received the best European train
Ing, and WHO has hut lately returned to
this city. has been engaged as the con-e
.tralto.in the choir Of ST. Paul's Church
N1lfs Knowles has an exquisite and well
trained voice 4Ft.is n
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Edward Toby.

M tBys Associated Press.)
III NEW C)Rl4EANS Ia n Sept. Sid
ward Toby, president oflthe Canal Bank,
Ing and Trust Company Is dead, ag ;f!i
tho Gnnfederacy on the STATS Of Generals
aNaurY and Slaughter. - - NJ .-ttii..a n
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Mrs. Is. u Foltz.,
3(Special to \ Tile Times-Dispa tc

Especial to The Tim -Dispatch.)
s5 LURAY; Va, September 5.--Mrs. Ber-
place, died Of n typhoid i fever yesterday
She leaves an infant Of two mon tbs. The
deceased was twenty yea rs of age and a
daughter3sof Elder George Painter, Of
Newport this colln ty. tsFel ~ i a
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And He Is Strung All Right.
The Richmond reporters are devoting
a good deal OF time and space to string
ing, the Live Wire Mayor.-Newport.
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OPERATE DIscoRD.
Conflicting Statements Made BY
Manager and the Seceders.

Mana ger Thomas S. Gore. OF the Inn
@perial Opera Company and the grea'lcr
n number OF the members q OF IA that Or.
/: sanitation left Sunday evening tor New
York. after patching up ruce vi, y
seine OF the members OF the company
who were attempting TO attach the re-
$ce:pts Of the company here.
Gore penncd the following note TO The
T!,nes-D ispat ck: 81 " IS 81
& Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sfr..-Thcrc are no stranded members
Of the Imperial Opera Company left In
this city. rs intlmated In your pa per
tits a.. 81. \.
Any members remaining here do SO
I q y their own volitlon, and nelthcr de-
serve nor need charity. See Mr.. iclSec,
#of the Bijou Company. for confirmation
Also note enclosed letter signed by the.
only needy members Of the company. #
e Yours truly, sISs III
ts.gncd, THOMAS S. RE.
Richmond Va. September 4. 1901.
Thc note referred to follows: 81
hi Richmond. Septembcra. 1891. *
Editor Tho Times Dispa Tell. Richmond:
X Dear 6ir.--As members Of the Inns
psrlal Opera Company ne wish indi-
,idnally and coilectiyelyto say $tl' dlt We
were misled Into taking certain action
%asainst our manager, Mr.. Gore. thatsw.e
sincerely regret said action. and that
( Mr. Gore has voluntarily. ont OF his Spri-
ya.c funds bough { US our transportation
10 New York. $s *
535 5 Yours truly.
(Signed) II. DALE,
MARIE sCHERzER.
IDA syvARSER.
The departure OF Manager Gore and
fourteen members OF the Imperial com-
pany Sunday night left Harry Llnkc..
Ira Swain. Frank Howard. Callic Pope
and May Dienst behind. liss Dicnst got
away for Chicago Sunday night and
MIR. Howard, the stage manager left yes
tordiy for Washington This leaves
+ 1Icssrs Linke and Swain and Miss Pope
STILL Richmond. They say they COM
sbIned their funds and turned them over
10 their two friends to enable them to
get home. 4 /.
- The two men and Miss Pope yesterday
expressed the hope tina hey might raise
sufficient money to get home. Mr.. Linke
announced his intention or going 10 New
York to sue Manager Gore. ii 3ss
The division Of the Imperial Company
lis entirely II domestic affair, and not
one Of the Biiou-C sino agemont,
who paid the Opera company In full and
lave nothing TO do with their Internal
&q,larrels. i55} II q /: i5@
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WAS STRUNG UP
and RIDDLED.
Summary Punishment Inflicted
Upon Negro il, Ar
kansas.
(By Associated Press. 3

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Sept. 5.--A Fpc-
lclal to the Gazette from Crosset Ark;
states that q negro Eho attempted 70
taken from tho Jail Sunday and Iynched
about three miles from Crosset.
After stringlng him up to. a. tree the
mob rIddled his body with bullets. HIS
assault on the girls took place on the
I3onhaln plantations thirty miles from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-06

John FL Bicycle and Miss Mamie
johnson, Of Stuttgart and Mrs Leta
vasgein, Of Mullen, Idaho, were drowned
in White River while boating In a gaso-5
slene launch. Two other members OF the
party, VI j. Dawson and Miss Gretchen
Shaw, OF Stuttgart, were saved by cling
ing onto the boat. #,
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Il "A. Melton.
;pecia "a The Timcs-DIsp

5E71E (Spe claI TO H'TheHI1 S-IJISpat CI1.J
VA., September f5.-Mr. j.. a.
M elton,&o of this place. died this morning
aged seventy four yea rs. His adea tn was
due to ( kidney trouble. Mr. Me- ton was
Through the war on The Confederate SIDE.
Fl o was a prominent member OF Rosserl
Gibbons Camp Confederate veterans Of
I4uray The interment Will take place In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-06
Maria u Irwin.

q Maria T. Irwin died Sunday afternoon
at AIS at her home. No. Brown
4Street,$after an illness of some weeks. She;
is survived by two daughters and q sistezi
The funeral services will take place at 8
n NJ. to-day from ST. Philip g Episcopal
Church
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DEATHS.

at No. 1413 Brown Street,
SeptemberA 1901, q I AIS o'clock. MAR
sE ..I IRWIN. She leaves Two da ug ters
X Funeral TUESDAY, at q O'Clock from
v ST Philips Episcopal Church, Friends
and relatives are Invited toEattend.
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Former Rector Preached,
Rev George C. Ahbltt, formerly rec
atorGof st, Marks, preached In that
church Sunday. He is now on d visit
oThts father, but will return to preach
again N y, NrnriS-s, He will he the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, r. G. Garter.
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J. Mrs v s; g EW',iInl7:frey.5

Especial to The Times DIspatcll)
s EAST RADFORD.R Vas. Sept {. Mrs
C. ". Winfrey, OF 80. 5o3 Federal Street,
.Lynchburg. Va after two hours suf-i8
iferlng Will, $ncural gia5 Of. the heart died
at p. M. at the home OF her sister, NJ ISIS
Hattie Domphan, e In torment VII take
place. ut Lynchbu '.
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Frank VVickharn Nv ood.s

.5g Frank 81 WI ham Nv God 10 the thirteen-5
year-old son Of Alderman James B. Wood,
died Sat the residence OF his father. NO.
;316 North Twenty-third Street. Sunday:
evening at 10: is. after an illness Of several
months. The funeral services will take
place at; 3 T. NJ. 8to-da " from ..he Venable
Street Baptist Church. S Interment In Oak;
wood Gene tery S3 lii24}t5s
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Mrs. Louisa S. Nc Comb.
lll!f spccial q Nrhc ITIrnea- DI.nat iii. 81 NJ

Especial Z to INThe Tlme s. lspatcil.) no az
Il LOUISA. VA, Sept. 5--hlrs. Louisa
8. McColnb, wifeGof Mr.. W. D.. Nc
Sunday morning. after a brief Illness
The funreal will be- from the house Tues
day morning at 3 o clock, and the. inter-.
agLSta county. MA lEH
Mrs. McCombs had long boon an earnest
and active member OF tho, Presbyterian
two sons, j I, Il. land j. ". McComb,.of
Orange county, and one daughter, Miss
Susan Nj Conb, OF I4olllsl.5 and also three
of Augusta county, and J.. q Paul, Of
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Z Miss Eva BroYles.

Especial to The Times Dispatch, 3 n
Is LURAY. VA, September On Miss Eva
iBroylcs, youngest daughter of Mr.. II.
r. 5Broyles, formerly Of Luray. now d =
iWesternport, Md, died at her fathers
home in that place yesterday. The burial
took place in Luray this afternoon,
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sHIN E.--pied, at Clifton Springs H.. W.
September 9, 1901, r. EDGAR sF1I NE
son Of the u te lanes amd lsa bella
oop.-Died, a i No. $40 N..5lTwenty-thlrd
Street. September 4th. at 1055, FRANlSi
A ANICKHAM,ts son Of James =, and Eu-
Funeral TUESDAY at g F. NJ. from
4 Yenable Street Baptist Church. Inter-
ment at lakewood Friends Of the FAM.
lily invited. si Il
wills ON, died, atsthe home OF his par
ents, September 18th, at 12;45 r. Nj.
q CHARLEs MELVILLE, younges son OF
George =. and AZ Cora, Yllson aged
FunSral from rehidenco. lit West
Main Street TIJESDAY, September 9th
4 at 1880 y. M, ii. q.
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oB1TUARY.
n Edgar Shine.

The remains Of the late r.. Edgar Shine.
who died at Clifton Springs, N. III, Sat.
,urday, arrived In the city Sunday and
were taken to his late residence. No. 2105
East Broad Street. During the day many
friends called to express their sympathy
with the bereaSed family and to tender
their services. .yl si
The funeral services will take place at
pal Church, and the body will be lsAerred
in Oakwood. These pall-bearers will OFF,
'' Active-Mes Is. 8 sullivan, Harry ].
Harrison. N Messre.S Edgar h DIV Taylor!
George Currle. G. n. Hughes and Dr.. ST.
Julien Oppenheimer n & f
8 Honorary Messrs. J Ohm Z. Frayser.s
Mann, 3Jr., James Grant. Gilbert G. Minor.
Ralph Cavedo. J ohm VI r. "a Grimes. R 8 y
Mayer and Dr.. c. ". Z a1assie.
Mrs. I. E. Water bury.
Mrs. I. E. Waterbury. a. we'll known
Richmond woman, died Sunday at the
Summer Rest, In Albemarle county, aged
.hfty-seven% years. Mrs: Wa terury was a
Prince George county. Va. a. and had two
sisters. Mrs. J. B. & Lee OF, Colun1ia. s.. O.,
and Mrs w T. Whitfield. OF Weldon, n y
O. and one brother Mr.. j.. B. Brockwell.s
4 Mrs. Waterbury n had devoted the last
years Of her life to philanthropick and
charitable work. She was for some time
matron at the Woman's8 Christie Asso-5
citation. and since that time has been a C.
tive In ether work of a similar NJ tu re,
The funeral services took place at 4
p M. q yesterday from the Hoge Memorial
Church. sis
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n Chris Manning, ST
The funeral services Of the late Christie.
pher2 Manning. Sr.. will be had at 10 AZ M.
to-day at the Is St. tricks q catholic
Church. The Inherent will be 4 In Calvary.
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THREE DROWNED
in WHITE RIVER
Two Others Were Saved by
Clinging to the
Boat.

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LITTLE ROCK. ARK, September 81.
"A special 10 the Gazette from Clarendon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-06

Managers Charles II. Yale and Sidney
r.. Ellis have provided for All II, ~ lson,
who has achieved so great a8success in.
big revival Of THE Watch on the.
Rhine, written by Sidney r. Ellis, a
scenic equipment that would have made
the success OF any production, They
the four acts OF The Watch on the
8Rhine,n which have all been built and
painted from models made In Germany.
The company comes to the Academy
Thursday night, @ X 25
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-06

3Si'DETERNiIyNEDt citizens.
AT every j: resi- Istail the mystery
deepens. The rewards offered may, serve
to stimulate the efforts teing made for