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with especially fine clerical and executive
abilities. He was one OF the night clerks
al Murphy's for some time, and later
served as assistant at the Pen Mar,
This department Is under the control OF
the health department. The law requires
that all persons who maintain stable or
dairy and sell or expose for sale In this
city. In room, stall. store brother placo,
milk. butter. meat. fish. fruit, vegetables
and other food supplies offered for hu-
man food. shall pay a fee OF 50. and such
places shall be inspected. and II not
found in perfect condition shall BIO dis
continued
a blank application Is furnished all who
are nrnenable to the law and after tho
fee has been paid and tho premises IN
spccted certificate Will be Issued, to be
displayed in wagons and business places,
This certificate viii be a guarantee that
az products handled have been inspected.
Inspector Kelly requests all persons
amenable to the law to be prompt In their
reports to the Office
The Inspectors Office Is located in the
basement OF the City Hall, In the Board
or Hcalth's suite.
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are hopeful. however, that contractors
VIII DO able TO % the work as outlined at
figure within the $250.060 available. f
The work to be done embraces a new
the renewal with hre-proof materials Of
the entire interior. Encouragement Of
tho Interior; renovation Of the exterior,
south portico and entire renewal Of they
structure, except the walls. It also en-
braces the construction OF colnmodIous
wings to the eastward and westward OF
Senator George Wayne Anderson, all
thor OF the bill carrying the large ap-
preparation for the purpose, Is confident
available. The architects are Of the same
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TO REBUILD CAPITOL.
Bids for the Work to be Received
. by Commission Tuesday.

The Capitol Joint Legislative Commis.
sion .h VA meet on Tuesday. July 18th. at
OF ,irenovatfng and enlargng the Capitol.
"a me architects some time ago com.
pleiied their working plans and specin.
cations both for tho rehabilitation OF tic
o!d and the construction OF the new. and
BIDS We're asked fer the work according
70 these plans and specifications. The
5 5ids VIII be IN by the meeting on Tues
then, DO opened ana the contract awarded
u the bids are satisfactory and tie
amounts come within The sum nyaiIable
I'VE sG years s,s, a af3 when II was proposed 10
the present building bids we're asked. but
nor one came within the appropriation
available, Menbera Of the commission
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BIG HAIL-sTORM.
Crops Riddled and Much Dam
age Done.
tspeeial to The Times,Di spatoh) IN

Especial to The Times-D toh.)
RALEIGH, N. O., July s,7--It Is learned
this morning that heavy liail-stornj
passed over a section Of country Just
north Of the city, doing great damage to
cotton and corn and other crops. Stalks
Of cotton and corn literally frazzled by
the, hall ore brought here to-day and It is
said mag whole fields of IA are laid waste
The scope Of the hail cloud seems 10 have,
been about two miles wide ana ext ended
five or six miles. ssi
Mr., n. g. Caddell, who has been editor
OF the Raleigh Times, the afterno on pa.
Per here. for. the past sixteen mi this. has
purchased q half interest with Mr.. John
g. Drewry and will control the property,
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s$4g5T These Springs are in a land of almost
perpetual sunshine and are destined to be
a. pleasure ,,e; and health resort equal 10 any
& section of the State cannot be disputed
and when 1t is understood that Virginia,
4 Win her numerous hospitals and santa
Il RUINS, shows a lower statistical death
q rate then any State insthe Union. we may
vel Claim that the Old Dominion is the
8 Eden; of America s35i5
The winters at these SPRINGS are mild
the summer nights are tempered With the
cool bTeezes from the. healthful pine for
e 6 y s, The sportsmens paradise
table Edrn Is located The TroIs FontaIne
Lithla Springs, $50 feet above the sea
Yanss sprnng has has been known for many
ity5 and upon development, there was
ipuHd three separa to fountains. deriving
n 5helr source from as many separate veins
tba ,he s tbsaa The analysis has proven
amounts Of mineral matter, which also
dl,lers " medicinal properties and value
Tins y, Spring or Springs has been valued
4ny people OF this community. for many
years, In fact SO long as the Oldest in.
habitantss ca;n RENE m6er. there being sev
ages ranes from te e u neaShborood whose
a still enjoy good health. These men have
Travelled ont OF their way to get water
boga ans sg9ring when they
t the t am6ition Of youth, tramped through
ssb h.I .dst In their day and which they
5 now a relic OF Revolutionary times. & -
u Ronld appear that the properties Of
t ~ ~ waters 1Ia must have been recognized
Y N prtmeyial forest. for there are MANY az
Incl. lheir arrow heads TO be found on the
sired upon the recttot Of SO to cover cos;
correspondence to A - ea'o'ys
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time. in October. but It was found that
the $Lynchburs Horse Show was to be held
at that time and 1t was deemed best to
choose another date Accordingly the
first week In September was selected I, and
the time for the Grand Camp meeting. It
developed. however, tat the time fixed
the local military would be absent from
the city attending the Manassas ENC camp
ment, and MS II was desired that they.
should be present when the veterans as
sembled the date was changed. as stated,
to Snptember 14th to 10TH. inclusive. ..@
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GRAND CAMP MEETING.
TO be Held in Lynchburg Sep.
TENDER I4th to 10Th.

Jndse George II Christian, Grand Com
mander, nnnounccs officially tlc date an
a AL agreed upon for the meeting OF The
Virginia Grand Camp Mt lynchhurg as
September l4th, 18th and 16th. This date
mas been agreed upon after d conference
Win the Garland Rodes Camp of Lynch.
burg, the entertaining body.
Originally tbs date was fixed Tor some
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IS. !.
TIGHTENING.
Continued from First Page.>


In force along the railroad against the
Russian position. n
The Emperor and his military suite.
who left st. Petersburg last night for the
3Volg areglon to bid farewell i TO the Fifth
and sixth army corps ma y already have
the general staff has not yet received
General sakhorao IS report, which usu-
ally follows Kuropatkln's at g short in-
steryal e + n VI 3gsss sls aSSS3 &
I'd Tho occupation Of ISai Chou, whte 1T
rial influence on K,lropatkin's stategy\ is
u inportan to the Japan ese,g as II brings
them within reach OF NiuchWallg, faclli-s
Itating General Oku's juncturay W It'll Gene
raj Kurok, who may already be In touch
is How far the Russian comma nder-ln-i
,ot pFai Chou with the ] Japanese, the war,
office says, Will be revealed when the
official report arrives,
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lands therea bouts. And not far distant has
been unearthed d considerable amo cunt Of
pottery. implements Of war and other
here on Roanoke River has been5Idiscov-
cred an ancient Indian burying ground,
where coca sionally there is unearthed the
spear heads and tomahawks that were
buried with their warriors. $50
The ground surrounding the Springs
grounds and beautiful forest drives, rum
ming through magnificent cottage sites,
which overlook the Springs, lake and pa rk,
as shown IN the accompanying man, These
cottage CO.. sites will be placed on the mar
choice choice property for the fortunate pur-
chaser as there are only limited num-
Der and thereof never be more than this
number overlooking the spring valley.
MEDICINAL QUALITIES.
These renowned medicinal waters are
drawn from the bosom OF the earth, spark
ling and free from deleterious clements.
These waters will positively relieve Tor
enrel rheumatism In all its forms.
St. Vitus' Dance. scrofula. Chronic Diar.
rhoea and IA Dysentery. Cystitis. Consti-
patton. Indigestion Piles. Uicera ton : OF
the Bowels, Granulated Sore Eyes, in fact
al diseases OF the liver. kidneys and bow
els are relieved by the use ofthese waters.
and women are relieved as quickly here
as anywhere else In the known world. I
no deadly drugs are required to assist
these waters In the relief OF the SUI
iering. Nature offers to her afflicted chill
pure water that at once relieves the tired
brain. restores wanted equilibrium and
gently, but promptly removes from the
tissues all OF the poisonous elements OF
disease.
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Attempt on Port Arthur,
(Hy Assoclated Press,,

81. r. PETERSBURG q, July ~ 10 r. M
Official reports from 1,ieutennnt-G General
gstoessel, commander Of the Russian mill
stary forces at Port Arthur. dated July
nth, confirm the reports OF the attempt
Of four y panese torpedo boat destroy ers
to enter the harbor OF Port Arthur June!
t27th. but do not confirm the Che Foo
reports Of heavy Japanese operations July
4th and July 9th gainst Port Arthur. and
do not mention the alleged sinking Of a
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OPPOSE PRESENT POLICY.
Minority Stockholders Of Chem
ical Company Desire a Voice.

hoiI.rs ~ IN WIrepI, ImNest1Ing 9! atocK;
Company Opposed TO the policy ofi1tha
majority OF that corporation, held yaa-
iGehr ay afternoon IN the office OF Mr.
EsIhaf!eS y. Williams. Mr., Williams and
MI Whitney y, Dayie were chosen to
REPRESENT these stockholders at the an
rI. Ina meeting Of tho company in Jersey
n IRE sen! ~ 9aJIly zoth' The gentlemen
are opJiosed TO some OF the policies Of
me company; anq. desire repTasep tation
n mo hoard OF Directors In order that
Iutnre policy OF tho .cornnra q on
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Severe Fight.

Y ~ BY Ass0clh ted EresH,J
SLAMS, when near. Fenschou Pass, was
attacked ny a heavy force Of Japanese.
The Russians ret hid, lighting after hay.
rife brigade attacked the Japhnese posi-
ton In the darkness No particulars Of
the engagement are yet obtainable,
though It Is believed tina t a severe fight
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Beach Parks Conc.,eI.rt...

Professor stslh's orchestra Will render the
e. flowing programme this afternoon at Beach.
Park; March. ''Yankee Cir, ]. .. Lampe;
Reyese Eallns star Sen Roimond Iao nj
terniezzo. X y Katuhka,9 Lee Arean Smith; HAr-f
rive Of the Greeks, N cal Moret; Song
"a Southern Belle. N. @, Elgenes
In the morning and the other II the after.
noon, sS13 TX 4 VI sS
Rev. Mr.. Clark Well.
The report that Rev. Mr., Clark. pastor fos
st. James Church. Is Ind opposed Ia infounded.
iiIe Will hold two seEyl Ices to-day as usual y
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Squadron Moving

(Bys Associated Press is8i 81
ST. PEIERSBURG.s July THE Assoc
ciated Press Is informed that there is,
and !. Port Arthur squadrois haye sailed
again, The admiralty does not deny that
bot n squad rons have gone out.
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FONTAINEELITIIIA7 SPRINGS PROPERTY.

analisis OF Water No :, collected by the
writer fro lnths group OF three springs on
your property 81 N AZ "A @
e As you viii see from the enclosed reports
the water from Spring No. = is a light 1odic
Alkaline Llthla Water, which should be valu-
able In "a great varietyof ailments. especially
ithosA Of ia nervous character. we should also
recommend Its tlke In ScAses Of. Gout ana Rheu.
natisna. and suggest that you have your
medical friends siye u a, trial In cases OF
Irritable Stomach when NE would expect de-
ci =, benefit Az a dinret!o 1t Is especially
results in cases 81 graysi. IN thls Ws sIYa
which IL Very light and frts from excessive
amounts OF Calcium Salts, tho grarer and n1oret
Potent minerals Will have s. chance 70 exert
feens a. free from ~ organic CON
keeps we'll. 3 4 ~
s. The water from Spring No. IA Isl similar 10
that from Spring No; n !. n but Shows only
traces Of Iodine and l,ithia. II Is free from
nestle USED. b 55s
The water from Spring NO n In that ii con-
Stnins more Magnesium Calcium and Sodium
Carbonate and less Iodine Of thla.4 Like thu
pleasant water to drink and KeepS we'll, ,,5l
The writer has made a careful examination
Of the Springs and surroundtnss. as we'll as
of Your plans for improving the property, and
We believe that YOU have An n cal location
for ganitari un, In which all the require
climate healthy surroundings ana the torfor-4
have absolute perfect sanitary conditions.
ANALYSIS OF SPRING NO. 4 g..
23l cubic inches:
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Death Of r. e.. Bailey

Especial to The Times ispa tch.l
,KEYsVILLE. " A., July e.--At \. g.
OF several days. d He leaves "a widow. two
sons and three daughters. One Of his
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DEATHS.

+
CLIFFORD 4. % Friday * At 1920 e NJ,
Street, Mrs NIARTtTIA q. CLIFFORD,
widow of Captain q. C, Clifford, in the
eighty.f1th her
deaee M IHs p4 FIFE IN
Ihrd shs
}ay 5is $50 sto rest SssSH'eS
afty.Seyenth' year 81 Ter Y ass, at Bon
aSgy!ffss aso s go[ook AZ 1sD AK
reach Richmond over Sou herns Rails
" way a I $40, IrNerment at Hollywood.
,KEEyAN. Died, yesterday morning at
oor H9s tRa s1 asea 81 tSs
nine years. He was an inmate for sew;
entaen years. 81. III Mr.
coNsANI. 4ed J, at his father,'s. !. resi-,
d dsg II nEGea s et5sSsA n IL IL ts
Funeral Tp-pAY alta ii. NJ from M. 4
Ca Vary, .rriends and aSqlAain tancea
Invited to attend. la
IN Memory Of "a, j, Vaughan,
How our lonely hearts are aching III
And we long for thee dear. ia her, ggsS5
s}NYhom we never m ore Afial y kiss. aS
Homes sweat sunshine seems to vanish.
AS thy, face no more we see, & SsT
And without thy loving presence
Y - HIS lis pAu .iefIis Till AK FLoRANuz.
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the Virginia. Carolina Trust Company 81
Norfolk, ana tho other ID with the IRoa.
( noke quano Company, OF. Norfolk, Mr..
Bailey. was q N Der OF the Town Coun-.
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! Mr.. Haley to Preach.

Rev, j. J. Haley viii occupy tho pulpit Of
the Seventh Street Christian Church as usual
this morning at Il o'clock. using for his SUBJ
joct "Can a Man be Perfect n 4 Is
There will be no services tonight, The audi
torium Of this church Will soon undergo exc
tensIYa mproYementa. li. 81 49,
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Trolls Fontaine LIthla Is superior 60 all
others for the following reasons: Z
First--It contains the requisite medici-
A nsI properties 70 rform o cure without
: Second--6 rom the ,sariety OF waters
may m be selected one especially suited to
Third-It contains more; solid matter
which & Is purely.medicina than any 9TH
. FGnrth---1t does Its wosll8 gently, even
Z - 'ef'a TEsr / fN4 sissIy
We submit "a few testimonials selected
at random from prominent people who
116 East Franklin. Richmond, Va.
Mr.. j. Il. Ogburn, South Hill, va:
Dear Slr.--I have used Trolls Fontaine
Mineral Water and YVES much pleased
with 1t. 1t is In my opinion q good and
pure waters and will prove useful to those
Z c cHMsTo Tssd r ,Eesd NJ s.
Dean ar q Faculty OF Medical College OF
f besr gr oEoq non zqste rS;
whenever it Is Indicated with s results esuits
entirely sa ttsf actory I have found 1t to
act Wonderfully IN promoting free action
G 81 the kidnsys and to be an alkaline
acid. have had a number 81 patients
who. suffered with repeated attacks \ OF
Nephritlc Collie to be entirely relieved af-.
TEL Ter using Trois Fontaine tithia Spring
Water. No. I. It also acts as a tonic
pears to have a sedative effect Upon h t tRe
stomach, relieving nausea In cases 81 ir-
not be retained. thus being eng an 'invaiuabIe
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VIM ". WILKINSON. NJ. D.
Smiths Cross Roads. Va y.

Mr. John II. Og6urr q Propri etors Trois
53 Fontaine Lithia Coz I.
Dear ir,-.Last summer, indeed until
October, I was afflicted with inertia Of
: the stomach to that extent ] could not,
even after our Doctors various expedients,
or. medicine or nourishmen Of any.,.,ktnd.
In this precarious condition your Sprin 6
No. I had been resortedsto when the doc
tor insisted another noted ~ tata n water
was tho thing. which, though nauseat-
ing, persisted in for a. da y or two. .ssI
was then under the necessity Of resuning
the use OF your Spring N 0. u, wi til results
most satisfactory. II ID was a. delightful
sdraught from tho start. clear limpid and
light, and in such quantities al. q could
take even then. IT. set my torpid liver and
kidneys to work, and within a short time,
with appetite restored and "a new stoH :
ach, my recovery wa 8 assured. It seem.
ed to fit my case to a. dot and Is heartily
I.S Sincerely yours, 1. I. !.
a. It may be said, in connection with the!
above testimonial tina this dY was In
.extrems and her relatives ana friends
had about given up all hopes of her ever
leaving her bed again, thinking she could
live but few days. But as she says.
5HThls water was a delightful draught
from the start: clear llmpid and light 81
AND though she could drink but as small
quantity at first the ieffect9Was so mark
ed that within a short time her rccovery
was assured H. S3 tt7a Al s58
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Russian Euardship June 9th. as reported
from Toxic. I'll #
turned safely to Port Arthur July Cd from
fNiuchwang. 5a5 q S t4
General Stoessel says that up to the
time HIS reports were forwarded, not q
I single fortress battery had fired a shot
at the besiegers on the land side, and
that the railroad was then running twelve
miles beyond tho perlrneter OF the fort
ress. n 8a 5sy isjs q tsSs8si
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Mr. ]. II. Ogburn. Ri n
s3Gst South HUI, Va. HIN 81 3sSsti2g
Dear Sir:-Enclosed herewith please find
the complete nnalyslB Of two samples OF
water. No q and No. 8. and preliminary
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53i55l 5Lawrenceville, Va n
IT,. i. Ogburn. Esq. South Hill, va. I: Is 4
. My Dear Sir..I beg to say that / have
bb b. ]. entirely Of ephritic collg
me some time ago. This Is the only
:Lithia wat ter that could get anywhere
that relieved me, and / feel so tisned that
no further trouble. Until r con1lnentedi
TO drink the. water YOU sent me y had
2 an tack almost every month. and git3
wa ter to all who have suffered with collie
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odBURN, Proprietor Springs South Hill va
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remedy in gastritis.
~ unhesitatn commend Trols Fon-
TONED. believing none suffering with them
will fall to be benefited and few disap-9
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These springs are charming
IL located, lying within q verb
table fortification Of beautiful
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,THEDEP ARTMENT OF
PURE MILK and FOOD.

Inspector ", A. Kelly. In charge OF the
nav city department Of pure milk and
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An Memory Of "a, j Vaughan

How our lonely hearts are aching
For the face and smlle VIC miss,
And we long for thee dear. ia I her,
g5iNYhom w neyer9lll ore shall KISS. 3S
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Report Of Experts Analysis.

r. a. LANCASTER, JR.,
Investments and Loans.
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"a ours very truly,
!. EDW. r. TURNBULL r..
torney 2nd Counsellor at Law
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hills, Astounding
magnificent scene
#o,f luxurious .':lls (, JUS pine pine
and oak groves:
renowned for the
Bmildness Of its
climate and as an
ideal liz. health re-
sort; here are
the wonderful
s'rrois Ldthia
Springs ]
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-27
BRIDGES
ON OHIO
Cause Immense Loss to Steam
boat Men.
Congress Appoints Subcommittee to
Ascertain How Many are
Mensces.
VESSELS OFTEN TO BLAME

Washington, Jan. 2;-The house
committee on rivers and harboIs has
taken a step which eventually may re
suit in radical changes in the CON
struction of large number of the
bridges which span the Ohio river. \
Subcommittee was appointed to asoer-
tain which Of these structures are OBJ
staoles 60 navigation, TO investigate
the damages caused py them, the nee
essary method Of improving or recon
structing them, and the extent to
which the federal government can re
quire the owners TO alter them. There
are nearly a score of large bridges
across the Ohio, and each year the loss
es sustained by vessels through coils
ions aggregate hundreds of thousands
Of dollars. In the calendar year 1901
tine reported losses as the result Of col.
lisions with bridges was $685. 900.
Nearly every year the rivers and
harbors committee is confronted with
this same problem, and in the last riv-
er and harbor act the secretary Of war
was directed TO prepare = list Of the
bridges which are an impediment TO
safe and convenient navigation, and
to state the nature and extent Of the
modification required in each Of them.
He was also authorized to inform con
gress whether necessary changes in
the bridges could be secured under ex-
isting laws, and If not, what legisla-
ton was necessary in order to secure
the proper alterations Thus far the
committee has not received this re-
port.
Most Of the damages sustained BY
vessels 10 by collision with piers,
which stand in the channel Of the riv.
or. 1t 10 asserted that the figures Of the
losses given annually by the engineers
are greatly in excess Of the actual dam
ages incurred. Ii 10 claimed, further
more. that in many cases the coils
ions are the result of carelessuess on
the part of the vesselmsn.
A mother subcommittee was appoint
ed to inquire into the liability of the
government for losses to abutting pro
perty sustained by the rise or fall OF
water caused by river and harbor
works. The United States supreme
court recently handed down decision
which held that the government wat
liable for losses thus caused along the
Savannah river.
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EXCITING TIME
MEN FROM PADUCAH STUCK
BY wASHOUT.

r. +. McClain and Roy Moorehead
returned from Paducah Monday after
an experience that they do not want
to again endure, says the Mayfield Mes
senger They left here Thursday for
Paducah after several wagon loads Of
goods.
Saturday morning after the big rain
on their return they got to Mayfield
creek near Leader in safety, but when
one Of the wagons started across, it
struck washout and there it stuck.
For seven hours Mr.. McClain and Mr..
Moorehead were in the cold water
from knee deep to waist deep. In try
ing to pull out they broke two wheels
down. They never succeeded in get
ting out until the water went down.
They got back here Monday morning.
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NO ONE BLAMED.
THE DECEASED REFUSED TO
HAVE A DOCTOR.

Coroner Peal after holding an in
quest over the remains of Mrs. Lille
Porter, who died in Littlevills from
consumption, decided that she died
from natural causes and that no one
was TO blame for the fact that she had
no doctor, as she herself refused, al
though her family wanted 10 have one
for her. The funeral was preached
by Mr.. Shreve, a Christian Science
leader, and the remains were buried at
Oak Grove.