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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
", Malvern Hill News.
Especial to r he Times, Dlspatctl

n Az lSpecIala e. TheA Tlmes- Dlspat ch,)
\ lbfALVERNE HILL Y Az July %, Tho title
clfsle Of RED Men e Wsstoyer Church con-.
cream festiva j u IN the lawn OF the church
Thursday evening In q ID lof5 tho Lucy r. Car
ter mission among the Ute Indians bnt White
and 5home.lnade 4 candles found willing pur,
,chasers. and 90 nice sum Was real fzed N AID
OF this good work. Miss Carter is trying 70
collect money enough to build a ye:y much
needed church at hat place, and these young
girls are doing their best 70 aid the good
cause ts E sss n! Ell is
L Dr. n g, Ii Martin and sons have returned
.tosthelr home In ri ttsburg, q. &. q
3 Mr.. Jesse Walker OF West Virginia. y IL
staying some time with his father. Ar. 81, n.
Walker. ! nea estoyer.s q
N Miss Mary Sparroy. OF Richmond. 4 is With
Miss Bessie ca rter.I II igh al I'll "a "a
y Mr., Cha les s. Clark ls Visiting this week
at his home. Hard en's 8. s sg IA
d Charles City Is having nice showers every
aft ernoon sS III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
SUNDAY; u
CONVENTION !. ( ] [ ENDS |: n. }
Goshen Baptist Association to
II Meet Next i'll Orange
Co,.unty.

Especial 10 The Times. DispatchJ
Sag IrREDERICKSBUR VAs,a. 4 NJ y Il e.
The Sunday School Il Convention OF the
Goshen Baptist Associa ton held q two
days session at Aiassa ponax Church, In
spotsyvania county, ten miles from this
city, closing last night 4 Captain s. j..
Quinn OF this city, presided. The q t.
tendance was large, and many practical
subjects were discussed Among those
who took prominent part in the pro-
fcecdings were: Rev. DR.. s. Dunaway,
Rev. r. a. Williarns, IS Rev. Decatur Ed :;
wards, Rev. w x y Y. Decker, Rev, n *
Templemarl, Rev. J Il s. Ryland II Rev. ID.
n. IIa wilkins, Mcssrs. Hampt on Jones. Lee
J. Graves, nj. L. vaite, b. T.
CT. Smith, W. I. Paync Zion Church,
III Orange county, was selecte dE as i, ne
place Of meeting for the annual econ As sil-
ton ext year ss u
The ladies' of the Betty washington Y 4s1l 1
Lewis Chapter, Daughters Of the Aneri-
can Revolution, Of this city. gave a. lawn
party last night on the grounds Of Dr..
b. Hales to raise funds for entertain
inr the State Convention, .. 8a$ A. e,
which viii convene In this city next fall
The Erou nds were beautifully lighted
with Japanese lanterns. and many love-
IN girls waited on the patrons. Among
the. popular TEXTURES were the gypsy tent
and the dancing. ticket s 10 raSS1 Itch we're
sold at the lawn party. Tbs dancing
took place in the large y rooms q 1. he
residence OF Mrs. c.. u. Ruf fin a join
ing the grounds. :, 55 :,
III A spirited team belonging to. MT. BO.S &.
Griffin, OF Caroline county, ran away.
on the streets here. throwing Mr. G III;
lin and "a lad lying Rim out Ut q g!
tho vehicle. They escaped with only
slight Injuries. but the vehicle IS was va
broken up ~ 3a /. ], Il rs.
II Tho property Of the late W. S. & Perry
MAS sold here at 4 auction sterday 5i e
settle the estate. There we're Wo va q Fl
sccls, one Of which p,irclla by mrs y.
Anna. 4 r. Green and the other by oh II
r: Perry. 81 II 5. I,
The first local wat ermelons q , thc :. sea-
ca me from Stafford county ~ st across !:
3ihe Kappa 1ionnock, and were sold 3rcadl-
III at twenty-fiv I've cent e &C n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
INCREASE OF GANG 4,
Hospital IN Philadelph to In
s55 vestigate the Cause,
(snecia "a The Tlmes-pi spatcl,


"a PHILADELPHIA, PA, July Plans Tor
the founding In this city Of a cancer hospital
OF national scope We're formulated az q meet
.ing< 81 physicians and philanthroplc citizens
held hero yesterday. The proposed Inst tuition
ia to no known as tho American Qncolosle
Hospital, II rs to he devoted exclusive ely, TO
tho treatment Of tumors and generous ailee-
s,nderlying the Increase IN the prevalence OF
cancer, & Statistics read at tbs meetins ahow
that in 1870 there were 800 deaths from cancer
lii the combined population of seven of the
largest American titles; In ls0s, twen ight
years later thaa deaths from cancer In these
cites numbered Ara Comparing these f,g-
sires withEtbe Increase Of population, II was
found that In each million or population OF
these cities In mo there We're got deaths from
to sd, The hospitals doors Will he open to
patlcnts from any. part OF the country. G5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
League Organized With
THOUSAND 90 AIRS RAISED A 'il:!'|
Those Boil, and Against
Prohibition oined in the
Movement
Greensboro !; Q,
fSnecial III The Times. Dlspatch.)

4Ss (srecial to The Times Dlspatch)
.t GREENSBORO N. y, July % "A I'll a
large; ana enthusiastic meeting held In IN
the Opera House last might a 5 avy8 and
Order Lea gue'' was gained. w lille the he
NEE ting was presi over and called by
the active managers Of the prohib'ilt y
campaign Just closed, a grca t. ma ny who
opposed a prohi were present and
Joined in the proceedings giving voice + q
az desire TO see the law honest carried
/ out. s$s One Il of the main tenets OF the
gsplat form 81 the nizatio ion is thus 2ex-l
nrccssed !:... 10 lend the organized a 81
ssIstaneeSo 81 tie citizenship of@ Greensboro
gto I he promotion of good rders and the
enforcement Of law. Over 9. thousand dol Il
liars was raised at he meeting Il to- const IL,
Stute q. fund for the enforcement Of law
and order. 81 tt Ss3 s Is ..SS
rho Officers of the Greensboro Law
and Order League 1 a re as foil Tvs n Pre- y
iident, "A. w, MICA llister;} vice-presl dent,
BJ,s G.. Murchison;$ secretar and treasurer.
n G. Hoyle, Executive Committee. H.
ireland u 4. NJ Hendrix. a. NJ. Scales, G..
81 Bra ~ William Love and g. w. J en-
fnings. CHI,
I'i IJS5sIN ERECEIVER'S HANDS,
Tho H Central Manufacturing Company,
a housebuilding corp alton Of Burling-
ton Alamance county, has been placed
lii the hands Of a receiver on mp cation
OF creditors. n
THE Southern Railway Is erecting nea r
the passenger station an enlarged and
much improved new wa tchnlan's house,
8 and In Il few weeks wi II have Installed
a now and improved met lod o E protecting
the crossing while trains are passtn 8, L
Mr.. w. II. cegg. the hotel man here.
who is enterprising and successful In
several other lines. has Just completed a
brick block adjoining his hotel property
on Main Street, y 3.S5 Il 81
n LABOR DAY.
6S HE various la bor's unions here have held
a general union meeting and decided to!
have a big celebra ion OF Labor D " on
tho first Monday in ptcmber Commit
tees have already been appointed to arr
range "a programme for a. parade, din
Sner, speakers. etc, The celebration last
year was a. great success, and efforts
will DO made to Ike the ono I his year
even greater. ~ 5sia ~ 3S n t Il
Nj. .. i. Johnson. OF Greensboro has
been promoted to the pos tion of assistant
superintendent for the Life Insurance
Company Of Virginia here \ He takes the
place made vacant BY the transfer Q I
Mr., f., g, LEY from Greensboro to Gas
stonia, Mr., Ia alley has held the position
here for the past four years, and will
MAS Insurance circles. II leaves for his
new post next Monday. AZ / III ii }si, &
W Professor j, (! w, Il Parker, who has been
the music pro lessor In Greensboro lfe-i
ma a College for ten years and a most
valuable citizen here, leaves Tomorrow
to accept a position In tho facultygof
y efferson Col lege, In Arka nsas, III &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
Isaac A. Miller,
DEATHS.

DJ VA I.-Died n I the Virginia Hospital;
& VA L, ofS g louces ter county Va,
Died, July 222, 400. sat the
residence. 1901 N. seYentecnt Street.
5g ana Kate 10 Nell LEI twicf. q Ms u lRtS
i Funeral at Ell; N, ia. - from 1T,
\ Peters Cathedral. ~ HI Il
In, NJ. ALTON STE y,AR,r BADGE
son OF S.. F,4 and ~ u, Pndgett, a ged
y one year and mir eteen3 days, IL ss5
Funeral from the resid ence, 1875 Grove
4 Avenue. ssA'rt u RDAYsyAF'T ERNOON a I
III oclock, Burial " Hollywood, rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
YOURS FOR i Bright. coMpL xIoH

II eaIth's Criterion Conferred by Han.
NJ co 81 g Ilagsd5 IS su {ana z .
minute dust particles. causes acne-the
most prevalent facial hlemish4 among
ladies, $s54 rs II "a ~ II lBs Il Il
An effective tonic for the skin, Han
cocks Liquid Sulphur. enliyens the facial
glands to- action and affords q bright
complexion, thus enhancing natural
beauty, s.ai iyia 81 ID ~
Being Natures greatest 8 gernlcide.
Hancock 3 Liquid sulphur cures eczema,
prickly heat, diphtheria, Gcatarrh cankers
and other liberated conditions OF the
mouth. nose, throat, scalp and eyellds.
Burns and scalds have In 4 an effective
Remedy. t N4i ,3i5 v Vi IS. 81 /, q, u a!
55 Consult your. druggist and write for
booklet. to Hancock Liquid sulphur Co.,
Baltimore, Nd, 8j, III,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
Mrs. Nye5 Left Her Az one il
II His Hands and TN 7e1lt5 With
tbs Bank. Failure
.HE EXPLAINED 4 !|::l) 10 !. Her I]::I: /
Breese . Declares That Il Did
Invest, 3 Simply
II andled the Funds
81 I = GO Il
) sfByfAssociated Press


CIIARLOTrE N. C.,* i'll " s222, wv llen tho
United States trict Court conyene ed this Is
morning for d continuation Of the trial
sofS William u. Breese for einbezzle NJ emit
the district lat torney rs ed and 8 was as
granted permission to introduce N rs.8s ~
~ sNyc, wife q f the late llunorst. who;
resides a t Arden, n CT, and who esired
to return home. a
45S Mrs. N We told of entrusting. her prop
/ ertyS and II ali eth m ,ney she posse sed, 4
$780, to tho keeping Of Rreese, and said
she lost I al ter the deatll8o s. her
husband she desired to take her chill drenI
i on, a trip. to 8 Europe. and upon leaving
siAsheville she gave Breese her pape RS and
documents, and instructed hlm5to invest
4 her money. He had been a. good friend
L or her dead husband and she fel Il that
she could trust him implicitly. Mrs. Nye
also said she owned property in1s New
Il York, which wa s j eft In charge Of Breese.
i and she lost this a lso
35 Breese testified that. while 1t was true
that he had tcharge of M RS, Nye' s. pa pers,
he did not 5unde rstand that lie was nll-
Sthorized Il act as her gent In dlsposlng
#ofF her property "a fIe collected the inter-
s5it$5to her credit S$ When the bank failed
The turned tleSS papers Il over. to T his SON.:
81 Nv. u. 5ia Breesc, j r.. III an ttorney, and
wrote Mrs. s Nye to this effect. uponMher
return from Europe the defendant sited
h her at Buck Shoals, her country Il ONE
/ and scx plained all the detailsSof$ The fail
$ure. Upon the bjection Of the district
attorney no WIS not permitted to relate
the conversation. HI 81 a 3Sg
s5S Tho witness denied that he drew Mrs.
II Nye s money out Of the bank saying he
could not have done SC, 81 for the reason
4 that he had no authority TO sign Der
name to check Is. II @ also denied all
knowledge OF the loss Of Mrs. Nye's prop-
Eerty in New York. 8aS This property. he
said, was plrcha sed by Mr.. Nye before
gage, 80 II a VIZ IA "A
Ii BreeseS then wen ON to explain n5de-
!: tail different notes, and said he knew
nothing of tho charges Of forgery.
s8 Major Breese admitted that he had
signed the name Of w. ". Rollins to two
notes for $1,000 each, on April 81 1897.
{ These were the notes NJ ajor Rollins had
declared to be N forgeries when he was
4 on the witness stand last week. The
witness said his relations With Rollins
were cordial8an intimate When he aft
4 fixed Major Rolllnss signature to the
notes It was for the purpose OF taking
up twosnote that had been discounted,
Major Rollins was out or town a the
Dtime. and upon his return he ratified the
action by signing and giving Major Breese
blank note. u
"a The defendant will likely remain on the
stand sla al day to -nlorrow, and another.
week Will probably be consumed with the
&trial,85s S3s RS VIZ MIA Js "a iti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
FOR SHERIFF'S M lJRDER.
William Wilson Alias Anderson
Arrested at Jonesville.
q fBy Associated T Press.

5BRTSTOL a, u ulyF. q Special 70
the Herald from Jonesville.. Y n sa vs.
~ Sheriff F. M. Ball, 8of this county. to-
day arrested and lodged In jail fat this
gplacc William Belt wilson. ali las IL:
liam Anderson, who Is charged With
numbering the sheriff mt Falls Greek.
Wis, some few months a sc .sf sS : Rs
Il Sheriff Rall had 4 seen Wilson III the
county and suspected him On account of
Ills peculiar conduct. consequently when
$l,s3ireceivedH "a letter later from the is
conslns Snuthorities, giving n description
$500 reward for his n capture, he 81 was
prompt to &C ilson is held for the
WILSON'S n 70 fiji Is. Xxx W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
LIGHTNING CUT {
CURIOUS, C.A J. {. &
Kills a Hog and 4 Pig and Splits ':ts'#
Mans s Hat
Open.
u 1snec r., q, e n Times Dispatch.)

l.ne cia Is The Times Dispat ch.) Il 4
~ III Iasr Err Jul ednesday
evening at Dunlops while he section e'tE
force we're II, the telegra phi office there re-
some s3 were knocked over ana Daaly
shocked without other serious results \,
al tho same time al hog ana e PIG we're '''
killed at I.ycurgus Lively place 2. 4 po -
two miles from this plac ace. u
verv rem, a rlkable escape and freak q g,
sl,Ehtninr "a told by Mr. G Gorge g. ltatch-
s -. ar nenr the Janles River, as happening
ta,t'the torn a bout ten da VS. Sag :s
NJ Mn Ea tcier and Mr., Martin had LEFT
6their ri wing 4 to get out OF the storm,
ana were riding their teams On gthelr WAY y
Is shelter. Mr., Iintche = e "a IS ne X lel J
something like a blow on his heaa, ha
Mr. Martin. who was rldlng pe!1l[!u, sas
\ i,ead and whe Mr.. Martin ca .laa UP to
Mra Hatcher he discovered that the illght-
F,,inr hnd scutSthe top of Mr.. IIa tc g hat
ACROSS one side and laid ~ oy s on y
other side. without damaging his persp
This story is verified by these sgentl!e
who arc n Ell OF kno yyn ye l'a 81 ,f
Miss Kate Ruffin, dat ter, ~ g =.
SRuffin, Is reported as be q tersq w 9
ID continued spell Y s 81! iii n,
MISS Mabel Cogbill and his son, =. Eddie,
left Monday to spend IA week "a virginia
Rev Dr.. Morris and wife. OF MI so,rl,
are mere, stopping with their daughter,
Mrs. Il II. D. chelberger, Us u n 8s
Rev. Mr.. Jordan is oond ting ia res
fylval at Trinity Church this 2weel5,
gS Mrs, Davies, o { r chmondll n q boa der
here, and who has been on |. g n extended
trip tho past month. has returned TO the
MIS- FMrs Mary y Rroadniax r robertson, 81
Manchester, Is stopping here with her
son, M q. p. u r robertson. and though
aged aetiye and busy. Her s ,,
miss Malta Hatcher, 8thia. place, Is
contemplating q visit To- New X orkS IN
fAugust. II IL .3 IN q s IN ,.. 8 sg S
a The county school boa I'D vii meet In
annual meeting at Chester field ~ Court
house August I'd to audi the school acs
counts Q + the Yarlolls districts q the
county NJ 9 s y Mi 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
6. RANK HORsLEY
DIES OF LOC kJAW
w 1,l,,e. I,,rlrnes-.plsp chs

NEWPORT NEWS. AZ a ..,,53ttJuly q "A
week II 60 c. r ink n orsley, a ca rpenter.
A stepped uponSan nptnrned point OF sa:Irlsty
wire ma To-day he died he hospi-
tai from lockjuw.s number Of opera
5itions were performed. but allied to givc
5,rellcftto the SUI fe rer.9,t ". a
q If fIorslcy was fort -four yea RS old and
leaves a vito and L one sister. II e: came
i hero rlinn years u go from g{ Mathews
county. tI u "a ,5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
ST: STOLE BRIDE AND HID Q &.
HER I'm IA SW000SHEO

" Especial t. The /, Times Dispatch.
553s,w,II,,1,1AMsPoRT. PA. July o.. I'm order
10 prevent Charles F. Grecvy and his bride,
n ,ss5 clara Tepel. from, catching the train
which they INTENDED taking % npes
! hes hridc and hid her g. wood shed
"A q clock yesterday morning. Two hours
after tho train had gone. and TO
1r,ends = rom kcepin g them, from catching tho
next Train, Mr. Greeyy and bride succeeded u
reaching d. carriage They were then .oraven
10 Halls station. ten miles " 8 - -
= y, clock they boarded train Tor ~ MIC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
Two Arrested.

Especial to The Times Dlspat ch,) Fl
n CRAB ORCHARD. y Al, July q. THE high
sheriff and posse came UP from Harlan Court
and Elisha Brown Tuesday Both gave bond
for their appearances at the July tern, OF the
County Court. They We're charged With SELL
Ing liquor without licen SEES, tSS e II l
Il The campaign Is be Ching to warm up bee
tween the two great opposing political parties,
II is thought that Slenp Will carry Lee co,in-
5ty by q larger vote MS TAN than he did
two years ago. Ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
ACan,o,,ein,lg Trip

f Especial to The Times-D lspatcll) E
AZ, III U % "A q party
FAIRIES, and TT, G. Blair. of Philadelphia;
II & I3. Finley. OF Cha ttanoog J ~ !. Lin:
coln. Of Ellshorn;. Rolfe Gerllardt,I Of
Clay, w, Va, and Frank r. cbb, Of
ing trip starting from Verona, 6 miles
north Of Staunton, ON MI die River. 5%g3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
PARKER AND DAVIS.
Enthusiastic Citizens Organize
X al. Henderson. II. 4. A. n.

Especial to The Times lspatch,) 4 ia
a HEN pERAlAN. N. G, July GA large
number OF enthusiastic citizens mot at
the courthouse last night Qnd organized
Ia Parker and Glenn club. With seventy
sofiicers were elected; Henry n, Powell.
president; r.. S. Mccain, trea sureri Cha $.
F. I'ankersl ey.i secretary The club will
in Vance county, hat each may put his
shoulder to the Demo crat Ito Wheel and
aid in electinE Park er and Davis, Glenn
and Winston. 5&ii 55. liz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
SUSPECT WAS NOT )lT1|,s
a JOHN KEN NEEDY

z s5s Especial to 81 he 4 Ines Dispatch.)
srAUNTON YA...t ii July q Sheriff
Wilson has received n message that the
man supposed to be John w Kennedy,
tho condemned train Wrecker, who was
being held at Union, y Va has been!
1. released, q II being esta blished /. that he
ID not tho Kennel " want ted here. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
M ;aho,lr & H ag:,jgE,aIrd,
lspeclal Id trlc Tlmes, Dispaty

5Sl cIIARL II. Az, jul \ % :,
Mr. Ceorge W. Malone ailSemploye OF
The The chesapeake ana Ohio Railway and
Miss M, Bert lla e ! aggar 10. laugh el,.sof
Jefferson Street, this city, We're married
last evening. the ceremony being, per-
formed Inv the Rev. Bernard 5P. Smith,
pastor Of q tho First CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Roehest a.. y, . M ISIS Gold 4 'rurpin, OF
Bedford CITY, Vas. was tile maid 81
5lono her attendants We're AIiss
Helen Isibb, Mr.. Frank I, n Loving, and MI.
,rer, Mr., and Mrs Malone left for Wiz.
tginla Beach and q her seashore resorts,
IN the Eastern part Of the Stare, SSs ~ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
Barn Destroyed.

VA. July a2.--Nr. u, A.
st. Glars n who lives in West Wytheyille.4
had his barn, With his farming implements
'and d quantity Of feed. burned this morning
about 10 O'clock, The origin Of tho fire Is
not known. The loss Is fl.oo0 With no !n,S
burancg. @ gl IA Fl AK Sa;il 8g 5,i llis3g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23

DIR a sudden attack at night of some
form, Of Bowel Comp may come 4 o4s
anyone. Every family should Y be pro-
sBalsaln, Warranted by William r. NPar-.
tin, NJ. w. Richardson's drug store
Thompson b drug store Ohm y. I3aueg,,-s--s;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
OBITUARY.,
Mrs. i M Rodes.
by,

II Rela tiycs u In this q ty3 have received
Win great sorrow Information Of u tn the
death Of Mrs. NJ. Ro w q
$9 Mrs. Rodes D Is well remen,be red here
having lived for some time Or Broad, and
nty-eiEhths Streets. She Wit b. Misses
Lynn and Rodes c = ds, y, =
Grandchildren Of Mr.. r sta NJ OF
this city, moved from their "a rn inIAl-
8ben,a RE county ITO Charl ottcsyille where
they have been living 8onl IS hort
Miss Alice G. DuVal.
Miss Alice Du Of Glo :l' ter3
county. Va. died the V!rginia - J,
4 O'Clock. 81 fters n illness Of several
weeks: Her remains will be taken to he r
ia te home this afternoon, ling here e T
q o'clock over.th Sou hernS RailWa q
Funeral; Services.
The funeral Mrs Pearl b y, wife.
CARRIER wi1o ded TN rnirneag
illness. took place yesterday afternoon iron.
the Fulton Baptist chuIch.ats g. ss s
The Rev. David Hepburn, and the burial s,yas
4 Mrs. q rbers Is survived by her husband Mr..
William NJ. CARRIER; her father, Mr.. Joseph
Shurm.S and a sister. Mira @ Beverly w lliams;
She was only thirty.one years Of age. anu 1
had been married not quite !. q year !, =
the infant son OF Mr.. Aand Mrs. Joseph
Landers will take place from the resi-;
idence this "a fternoonE at 4 clock.
ss3 The funeral of S Stewart Pa Eett,s the in-
FAINT son*of Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Padgett,S
who died at the residen Of his, parents
NO. E1425 Grove Avenue, 81 viii take PLACE
from the home tthssaf terno at b .cloci,5
3s58,. Mrs. Eliza Southall.
@sss y. Is pecIaI to The Times Dlspat ch.) s#s
ANIELIAS C, H.. a.. ~ I'll " % Mrs. Eliza
GSouthall, the widow OF the "a e Dr. 2. 5Ie.
fsouthall, sdepa rted !!s III c at her home
at this place on the 10th instant, and was
buried Int he Presbyterian Genet cry here e.
on Thursday al ternoon "a t. Q clock. The
Rev. EyVrenn. Sof The Episcopal Church.:
conducted tho burial service. There was
d large number OF. friends 81 and relatives
present to pay their tri butte Of respect
and appreciation to her m emory. "a mongi
those from a distance were the Hon. ", /.
I'll q. Mann and I! Hon., w alter A. Watson
of Nottoway;s Mrs. w. +. d! Gregory, %
Norfolk II Mr. George W ilson and son, III g
Richmond y Il
Mrs, Southal was person Of strong
B char "a cter, a loyal n, affectionate mother
and ! faithful Cllristia She leaves four
children surviving her-the Hon, r. 6.
iSouthall. DR.. 7. 7. Southall, Rev. =.
TO- SouthallS and Mrs, Alary4S HATHAWAY.
The large crowd lin attendance and the
numerous and beautiful flowers ICED
upon her grave by loving hands ey idenced
tile affectionate esteem In which she wa :
held in tho Y community In which N she
lived .s$ tai.iS al 33t9 stg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
~ Mr.. Younlg's Funeral.

Z Il STA UNION, VA, July es,-T 10 funeral Of
John II. Young took place from his house
on Kaloramo Street Yesterday evening. con-
r.. b. Druen 1nterment was In Thornrose
Genet cry. 22 d {fS " s33tE Il is
Mary Douglas McCambridge. the two-year-
old daughter#of Mr.. and Mrs James Nc
Cambridge died last night after an illness
Of two wee ks. ;5f 5a n ysiss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23
j Mrs. / S. Campbell.
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si38 III Especial TO The Times. Dispatch i,
3ss MONTERREY. Nv A.. July %, The death /, Of
Mrs III S, Campbell. which occurred last
& venings at the home Of her daughter. Mrs
one OF the oldest residents OF the county. and
a Representative of one OF the lhrgeHt and
most widely known families Of this section
4 OF country e . "
preceded her to the grave more than ten
years ago. Surviving her are three ch!ldren-.
California and w. A. Campbell, Of Franklin
4 w. Va. She had reached the ago of eighty
three years, and had been s In feeble health
for q long time The great portion Of her
The 4 interment was ia THE old Campbell
3burying ground;sth he services cond.tct ed. by
( her pa stor, Rev. w. s. Yeimble
Isaac A, Miller.
Especial to The Times Dispa tch,)
LEXINGTON. v Al 4 uly az IN +. 4 Isaae
Miller. ged .seyenty 1--we Years, died
\ at his home near I he Natural Bridge.
"wednesday morning and tho interment
was made a Il High Bridge Presby terrain
Church. Four sons and e z daugl lter
survive. ssgg ssp y. I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-23

The county school board viii meet In
annual 4 meeting at Chesterfield N Court
house August Cd to audit the school acs
counts e the various districts Of ! the
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