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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
Some Revised Wisdom"

The Cortcz Cigar Co. has Issued q very
novel and attractive booklet, beautifully
printed and bound, ent tiled 1T he Cymics
Calendar Of Revised Wisdom for 1904, " M
for daily calendar and memorandum
On every Q Their pa e is a specimen OF i"re-
5vised wisd ON, ~ such as 4 the following
samples culled at rand ON. ,aa3
44s4 AS you sew, SO must you rip. n =: All
STAYS make wa ist."& i3$i{ IL #
There is no soak without some tire
water, I'd 8, 5is isi
.."Absinthe makes the heart grow
5.52'',1f the wolf be at the door, open ii and
eat him. 90 4 .53S, $s S
Displays are dangerous. q s35t s..
So Pride will have a fall bonnet H NJ
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CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
Brownies and Barton Heights
iS5a Now on Home Stretch.

The Twin City 90 mes to- day VII begin
and Manehester flghtu}for h IN : u q.
Brownies and ~ Barton al Heights mis-.
game IS for the championship OF t Il seq
son, and as both teams viii be on heir
imettle, the gilme promises Is be tho
viii start promptly on time as Y he sec
/ ond game may run into many innings.
The lineup OF thu, Barton lielghts tenn e,
VII shelton caMtfihiHr fjrs
ass boone second bass ,h9she thlrd
field !, Taylor, right field. q 5 81
THE Brownies Will limo UP this way:
thony, iirs, base: MGhe. second 1s,5 base.
Jones' Jones' left field; Sharp, center field
Knowles, right Mr. Duke will act
s or Monday Labor Day, there will be-
three rames-.one at 0:30 a.. ri. h between
Richmond and Manchester;, another alta
p Nj, between Richmond and the Brown
les, and the last at 4:D between Manchos-
ter and Barton Heights. &
THE Twin City sea son closes on Octo-i
berl LIST with games between Manchester.
and the Brownies and Barton Heights.
and Richmond. U!
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MAYOR TO ADDRESS
LIQUOR DEALERS
Promptly Accepts Invitation OF
Mr.. Lefew, Who Worked
Against Hin. II,

President Charles Lefew. OF the Local
Liquor Dealers Association, called 4 on
Mayor Mccarthy yesterday morning and
on behalf Of the association, invited him
! to address the body when 1t assemblies
here on September 18th y 4. t.t. !. 3
lasi The Mayor gracefully accepted the in
8Vitauon. Fiss
( ii voted galnst you, Mr.. M ayor, said
MIR. Lefcw, but q l now welcome
you as much as any body can. ffs;.
E The Mayor thanked MT. Lefew, and
told him 1t would give him great pleasure
Ito address the body referred to. fssj
sgE The association has a me membership Of
about IS, one delegate from q, to wn;t The
Hall or! Murphy s. II otcl: a.#.
The Off GERS Of the local assoclat ton are:
president, Charles Lefew: Secretary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
S"'Alone in the World.,'

In, the World 4, 81 III be the one,
ing at the ijou. beginning with a. special
5matinee Mond ny II Isl he work OF HI J;
Reid who, NJ perha ps, "a has writ ten more
financial Successes I nan SanyS ofg our pres
*ent@ day playwright hts. inc. ms usua ~ I his
brought to the attention Of the auth or..
While the pleceais said to he well WI ten
and told by q strong ting comp ANY. Z
% so embraces some ~ rikin g scenes, such
alta cking the bank. and for grandeur the
banker palace Is ella med to- be the most
beautiful home scene ever 7atn ed for 2!
like prod not Ion. sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
u MAYOR. MAKING READY
New. Executive Will \ Make Re

concentrations to- Council.
5$s Mayor Mccarthy spent practically all
of yesterday in his new Office. having
come to the City II at 8 o. clock In the
morning and remained until late in 1 the
afternoon His Honor performed no pub.
z lie act Of interest, but divided his time
between receiving callers and getting his
affairs In shape orbusiness. II III
Sergeant-at-Arms Ruskel dropped in
early to see II there was! any service he
could render, and the Mayor Informed
him that he would like to be notified of
~ meetings both OF tho Council and COM
3mittees, as he expects to keep In close
touch with the legislative branch OF the
government 5Fs y A. sis A 5S
:s9ss"I shall make such Recommendation
to the Council as see proper from
time to time he said Ito a Times-Dis-
patch man, "but will not send in any
Until The committees are properly or
ga nized. n S S$ IS St III NJ e. II
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Gives Up the Ministry.

mount Methodist Church, has decided 10
give up his ministerial work mt 4 he close
Z Of the conference year. when the Virgin;
ia conference meets In Lynchburg next
November. s1 u
Mr.. Hunter has been the colporter for
the Virginia con ference for several years.
and lie now Intends to. { give up pas
solely solely W "a Tie eo I,Sa e Work - '0
lie has recently purchased a house In
Ashland, Va. where he Will reside u In
the future. "a f3sS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
8Casino Closes Tonight.

!" Faust,,3at.t the Casino last night and were
greeted sbysanotherS large audience, as onS
Thursday ight .S5 Thoug III he company .is
that essay the production OF sGonnod' 81
adaptation Of b Goethe's famous d rama +
the opera Is very wei 3rende = ne q m.
periAl Company Includes some excellent
singers, who are heard n TO advantage IN
the leading parts OF, the opera Mr.. Cores
D and Miss ] ohnston' q Margue-s
rite merlted the 8enthusIasms tnelrsrendi-s
ton ot tho roles evok ed. Il The com pany3
will close It's cement 4 In this ttys
with two performancesSto rday :, erende erin s.
the same opcta .@ma tine Q and evenin 49,
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Had a Birthday Party.

V Mi. and Mrs, III !. &, Beck gave a d e.
.lightfula birthday party III, honor Of. their
little son Herbept on " ednesday night,
b The evening was delightfully spent In
playing games. s r freshlnents were served
at d, later hour, Herbert received many
l Among those present were; Masters
Herbert Beck, Bernard y Gerecks, CLYDE
Tom and WI lie. oxenhaI1 ID joshua and
Steward Pierce. Edgar ~ thompson, Elridga
Gentry, Ed Isons and Gus Gerecke, ( Arthur
Knight Leonard Pollard: Misses Myrtle
Beck Rosa creek lsabella 4 lbertsoGn,3
Myrtle II bison. Grace and y, 3, lice knlght,
Lawrence, "a Gladys & and Edith Gentry,
.Kntie Tompkins, M BILE Po llard Marion
Richardson Mr.. and Mrs II SZ q. Beck,
Mrs g. W. PollaTd, Mrs. Sam Tonlnkins,
Mrs a lille and MSS IA LEY, from Rocky
M9Tst N 'ss pa Hasa Jo RssS M Mr
"A. r. sSund r. II. Bech, q I'd ID b, e !
ISIS Myrtle Beck Il and Master Edgar
donkey party. ..'t iS&if Il 49, s8 AZ fl
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DEATHS

WOODWARD. Died at the residence OF
8 lis 1naients,, No. 1415 N. "a wen ty-second
s. Ia 12S! Ri s4s r. M
4 snn nffChar iie w and Bette Igs Wood =
j ward iage three Years, elgh mont
IIheral will &C. from q the rest
denca yNDAY8s IylsNl N AZ, semen -;
her 1904, Ia t 5 o' clock. 3 Fri nds ~
anauai ta,,ces af the family are 6. re'
spsctflillys Invited to- a. tend, u Ports
mouth, Roanoke and Baltimore pa pe ~
please copy. Il 5f 81 fa3 Isl
of,DI-Entered into rest, August 81, 1904,
at Brocky!lle c'anad n Rsss !, r.
her7age.SH She had resided al Broekvllle q
for some pears pas but was a nattyeN
N OF Amelia county, Va sSs III a. s,ii 4 !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
3 All for lab or Day. u

Governor Montague has received La Dor
Day proclamations from the governors OF
several other States. The following is
taken from that of Governor La Toilette,
of Wisconsin "a t Is recommended Ythat
labor be closed upon Labor Day and that
employers cooperate with employees In
every possible way for the worthy OBJ
3servance of this occasion for the Sceiebru-
ton by such exercises as shall i promote
their interests and qulckenGth tho patriotic
devotion Of all citizens to the State and
nation = s3tS a "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
\ ewSApartment H ouse.&

& Preparation for the new apartment
house, to be- built by Mrs. ] !. B III do, "a
the. northeast corner of lien Avenue
and Grove Street, willabeg started in Sep
Ing will be completed sometime in 3April.'
The contract will be awarded next March,;
and until then, The cost OF the house ca ~
not be ascertained. a s5 ;3 II VIZ ssf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
4 Dr.. SBrjuuner Soon Is Leave.

. The Great Handicap. or Hindercd in
the Ra ce,''Si is the subject DR., BrullerS has
at Calvary Baptist Church. AZ tho night.
service Or. Bruner will speak al bout
Attempting tile Impossible. q This Is the
last Sunday but one OF Dr.. Brunersss pa
day, Septeln ber 18th, and 32 he will then
leave for his new field in Washingt tom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
Dr.. Hawthorne's Subjects,

qor. J, b. Hawthorne. after an absence
and win preach, at Grove Avenue Baptist
Church to-morrow at Il a; NJ, and s:l5
Finished Work." evening subject, t"rhe
Growing Pessimist. WHO Buried His
Talent Tomorrow will he the begin
ming OF Dr. Hawthorne's sixth year in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

The jewelry in the young lndy'e room,
was mot removed, nelthcr was .Drst
Smiths golden editorial pen. So quietly
didEthe visitor come and go that the rest.
full sleep Of no one was iii tho least
that the burglar came In the back way
while the family wns on the front loren,
and quietly. bided 4 his time. 4 Ri q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
\ Dr. a SWith,e,rspoon Home.

DR.. Witherspooil. pastor OF the Grace
Mrs. Wltherspoon, has boon spending his
vacation !, at CASTLE, New York. and
other points north, has returned and
VIII occupy his pulpit to-morrow nj orn-
Ing and at night. The Doctors morning
subject VIII S DO " = Paul's Readiness for
Service, Suffering and Sauriilce, and at
night his su bject will BIO The Falt of q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
New Electric Line.

The Corpora ton Commission has grant
ed a charter toathe Hampton and * ork-
M aP,
NV. 53 aiing. The company proposes
to construct and operate an electric rail-
way between Hampton and SIT Y orktow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
Poor Material for Wit.

Justice IL ohn's matinee yesterday did
tie ciyll1 docket there was nothing OF,
great Gimportancc an N stss hi d. .i5S8
y j q O. Graves. one Of the victims or the
stree cars. was assessed the usual SUM
3 Henry Jones, colored paid $3.50 n for
being disorderly OF, the street. d 4. g
being on the street after dark. Y,
The case of George Gets, charged With
beating Annie Wafer, was continued.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
Property Transfers.

IL Richmond |: Annie G. sand n, III, Burton
to- NY..FI Sch artzschild.al 3 IA feet on
Hickory and yler Streets, $3.50, 4 ~.
Nv, u Fleming and wife To j h T. Down
man %. feet on the south line Of GRACE
E Blanche i. al d Samuel Cohen and ien-i
evieveg yayssairr 70 J " 3. Adams 2s
feet5on the west line .nf Second Street,
GiiHenrlco: Charles a. Brown TO Cora,
Davis, 80 feet on the north l!nesof Winter
Street $3.50 feet east Washington Street..
John B. Gayle and wife to Herbert r.
TIA bor 80 feet on the cas-. line Of Third
Avenue 80 feet south Of CHESTNUT Street,
u John R. lSllyson and wifi to "A. F. Laws.
sha, ~ fee. on the south line of I4ownes
Street southwest 3cornersof James e'sl Street.
Mary Nj and w. u. Sims "a Mary w
Sta on /, 80 feet on the south side OF Main,
$685. ,.gS IL n tBg
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. DIP IN THE OCEAN @
& "a n A..
VIRGINIA BEACH MORROW.

I only l.26 round Gtrl 5IonE the 7populaF
4.sTRILB Y'',, excursl ION G tom orrosy. spe-i
Street station at $50 "A, N, iThrouGh
I'd Virginia Beach without change Of care !.
Three hours longer at the Beach tina"
any other route. II
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5gsTlij3 NFls4y
QUIET BURGLAR, THIS. &
ERobs Dr.. Smith and Guest With;

out Disturbing Their Sleep.
NJ Dr.. James Power Smith, Commander
z oe r, e. u Lee Camp, was annoyed when
dressing yesterday that some. one II had
relieved the pockets Of his trousers Of
Sal La the cash which they con tanned the
night loefo ore. % ss 81 55 ,8
IN Most married men Would have guessed
$theFreal culprit at once, but DR.. B Smith
@is convinced that burglar visited his
4 ccm during 8 The, night, 81 and NJ also the
room of a young lady. guest OF the
family. Her money was Il taken the
sum carried from both rooms aggregat-
sing a neat sum; expressed In dollara4
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Fine Speaker.

Rev. Sparks. W. Melton will preach at
the First Baptist Church tomorrow m orn-#
Ing. Mr.. Mel ton is a Il n-in-law Of Dr..
James Nelson He Is now pas tor8EofB an
Augusta, Ga, church. and Or. Landrum
says . lie us one o t the best speakers In
the South G&t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
Japanese Students Body.

The body of Rev. Sangi Ogawa, the
Japanese student, who died at I'll e resi-
dence of Rev. j .I8 s. Peter, in Hampton
has been brought here, and is now lying
in "a vault Gin Hollywood cemetery, until
HIS father can be commnuicat ed with.
will probably be in Ashland g
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MARRIAGES.

sH He |, agrlea; August
Henry sB Gorgas., : OH N ID lJNDAa
Il sIi ELTO IN and FLOR g y gI.lLI4lAN4
q NIaIMYIlR. dat hit ef sof ths late 8Jol
Il II. Nelplyer,s a ss M S q 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
& Dogs for Revenue Only.s

H The Board off Supervisors OF 5Henrlco3
county will meet ext Tuesday n to con-
slider the question OF dog licenses. NJ The
county seems to r be over run with dogs
and tho idea Is to do something bySwrich
revenue may be derived. at the meeting
on Tuesday, the Commonwealth this Attor-j
.ney will be present. a "a {5 .3i15
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"a ~
Big Family Reunion

Rev B. #. Dedinger.5of Hampden-S Sid
ney College, was Yin the, city yesterday.
Next week he will go to Anchorage Ky,
to attend a ia mlyE reunion %celebra ting his
fathers seventy-fourth5 birthday. There
will be twelve children present. 81
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H oliday at Their Bungalow.

THE West End Hunting and Fishing
Club will yspend Sunday a nd 4 NJ onday a
their hungaloW,I8o on the river. about Six
miles above the city. Those who expect
tor go 55are III Messrs.5 Redm ond, Hoppe,
West, Perry, r ankins NJ anley
and ROcciCChil o. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
I Looking for AZ Thief.

The detectives are look in g for the. thief
who broke into lanes - Smiths office
on West Broad Street Thursday night
and carried off AZ blue serg Ell Goa t. En-i
trance was gained throug III a. back win
dow 81 f5 e b Il ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
Bishop Hoss Returned.

& Bishop f. e. IIoss. we'll known In this
city, has returned from England to his
home IN Nashville. He wa s a. m ssenger
to the British NYesleyon conference. ~ III
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b \ I X =, q 7
OBITUA..R'Y J
r. X; Edgar Shine

5lsstt night from Clifton SIP rings,
announced he deaf Ia 81 S. place al !, {
known citizen and official, who. for many
years. had been engaged In The y drug
business. So sl5 ss85 ss "a
The e g
rsas9e 81 na lis lf illness But
that he had been In declining. health he II
mont hs a 60 i9siie had become ~ Soon
nfter It. became apparent tia MS illn t,ss
was serious he. IVA removed To- Z. theI
springs IN the
was suffering with some nervous ma latdy
that caused d cola pse OF his q PIP arently
strong physique! and me dic9l a aid . proved
the eng y w h Il
with great d eyot ior. AZ: p ~,
II M RI Shine was "a at I've Of RI chmond,
where heWas born about 45 y. q. g 50
spsnt ls I,searly educa ton He
then attended 2andolphrM aeon College
att Ashland, and later 7 ook ai course in
pharmacy icht he adopted as a. a, pro,
Sfess!on. Some yea rs 4 q so sAle esta blished
tho drug business at tl,e5corner OF s'rwen-
Sty-eighthf@antl 81 Broad ls 81 rect nd has
continued there ever 81 nee, building y ~
s,cqessssfl bnsinesss ives
him. with their four chi rem
iI'hc deceased wa ST "a maj Of fine 3ch ar,,
4, aa ID an his tssnla
ff frie'n. lie was universe ~ own ~
TIC scction1in which lie resided u 'welYe
3olWl fifteen years "a 60 lIle was elected g
member B eaTeed 9 eh9o
in point sof servicc on the Boar II g
wa 4 keenly4 Interested y In educa Ion Ind
Tie e
through his forts that the new chool
building Is course G q 8
at Thirty-se and 8, htrG4etssa;
Shine will arrive In z hls Icit VI g ia y.
" been
cluded sf5 5s
Funeral Services, 5s5, s
The funeral services Of Mr. louis Is.
eesSts .esk taRssd
Is, d.. assisted ny the Rev, y, 4 ! udor.;
TIE ed
slarIty Of the deceased, and the large e 9
number ora A., e * lss e ns
mahhy lie service
for the dead presorl bed by the church
together with special music. Whlel, was a.
a feature, Fey, Pr. or offarad g
a asr ysuptpiioat Mrs.. III III Ill sang
lone. Sweet Honie very tenderlys;.,,S CAP
sof Earth and sBurd ened with Ny SIN.
The services were elosed 18th singing Wy
The special quartz tic choir Of Z Rock q
Ages. fter which the cor ege proc eed g.
TO Hollywood cemetery, where the IN 4
1erment was ma de. y 3 8
(, AL the cs Wetery the rel gious services.
were followed by the lodge of SORROW OF
the Benevolent and Protective Ord er of
Elks. conducted BY Exa tied Ruler Pres
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So. Isl Clopton.


l1. fspecin / e. e THE TInes- DFpa tch) 81
GLOUCESTER e. 81 FL. .E Sept ~. Y
Edward Henry Glopt ton. Youngest i. son 81
sHaVershallI sGlouces ter county. q led yes;
terdav typhoid fever and the sfn =,
took place are CHURCH sat 10 o.cti,ock
one sister and seven others TO mourn y 4
his loss r.
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RT'THE sgNX
@ .; ImE;;.A1l ] K ! E So

Mr.. Tim Murphy closed his Senga cement
.atsthe 5Acade envy last night; The popular
a Girl, land delighted "a fairly large audi
once with his EXCEL lent product lon. MI.
ways given q ee q .r1sGisp
d Man Marries. ','ss will be given i'll. initial
production. ins Cha rlcston, s. G.. was
hoped that 1.-The play co!!Jd be! gotten In
hearsals had not sufficiently progressed
to justify performance In his CT
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Mr.. Garland to Preach

q DIR D. Garland viii Sprea eli, a t. Ven-.f
able Street Baptist Church to.morroW q +
11aA M,,aand at s aP.bt NJ ~. ,8
III Rev. w. T.. Derrieuxi Will preach a the
second sumo a tst .3sa$
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5(specsIIai .to 4 .The Tlmes; Dispatch.)

Sc IIll4 "a.
hauling fell from his wa gon a bout noon
"Wednesday, sustaining internal Injuries.
gfoiir' hours. He was in his fifty-ninth
Year. He He was TWICE FRIED {. Iis second 4
wife, three sons and one daughte 81 : ~ "
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Baptist Education Board. IL,
A meeting Of the Education Board will
be held ingthe mission. room 8of the Sec.
ond Baptist Church on Monday a t ~
O'clock NJ. 58f s3 III gsff
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the passionate OF Grove Avenue At tho
service lie will speak OF what
he hopes to accomplish In the closing
years OF his ministry. II sf AZ n
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Mrs. v. E Va. Carson

Special to The Times. Dispatch.) II
Fs e. aarl1a S ERR sRs
Theodore n: Carson, {. b D.. h OF Lynch
died n,SrninE residence
university.of Virginia. Mrs. Carson. had
been d patient sufferer for some monti
and her deathW vas not unexpSscted YET.
friends tl,roug bout the ST ate I, as a dis
She leaves tEo chlldrsn.M
Lie: % ,ihe inv school q the University
Mrs. Carson was & he youngest daughter
5of.sslF illian son; ESD, leading eitl--5f
zen Of Rich nond before the Civil ~ ar,
ana Mas ana ssse e sf
Allison and q Ilison: For ore than thirty
husband. Rev Dr.. arson, who ]. waS tbs,
beloved t, rector q 81 Pa,l's Episc,Spal
and t5 s!ay snse e5
md tho University 81 Virginia. with her
children
81. har nearing, she was 9 spossd IL AVOID
nd was g the inters
the member Of her own family hese&8s
igraces. She wast or a buoyant, cheerful
nature, and ller sweetness s. In her house.
hold and the der ion she lavtshed
beautiful In tlle ext RENE. Ter sfalt ~
the Chris Ian arcl gion was OF ;5t he mo-
tenacious character. and her confidence
In the Divine Redeemer gave her courage II
to face #dea tn Wit bout a tretn or and up -
held 4 her even as She en- tered q the da TX
valley Of the IS ndo,y " y,
The func raj services wi be q held q "
Professor Lile's res ldences Sund ayf NOR!
Ing mex a t. 10 of cloGk .s The remains WI
.ther2 be 6takensto Richmond for In torment *
2lns II ollyWOod Cemetery & by n the side O 81
$hors lamented HUSBAND :85s "A 7s s
NJ. lsi.f Mrs. Frank Hill. 63ifs
Mrs, Frank Hi lied at her residence
morning at II :45 clock tier q bric ~
Illness .S' 5is{ f.
been completed. NJ Il
@ssaS Mrs. Alice Holmes Macon.
(specialsto The Times D!spaf ch,)
BsCIIARL OTTESvILLE5. syA.f Sept. o.
The funeral 4 of Mrs. Al Ice Holmes NJ con.
who died yesterday a fternoon Of hear d ls-5S
ease. after an illness Of one WEI kss tool.
place Il { noon t o. day a I Christ EPISCOPAL
Church. the services being conducted by
the rec Rex, Fl Try 3. ne mi sr-
5ch Gu r i n near Keswick. the Rev
The deceased was Miss Alice Holmes. q
Wilmington. NJ c.. and had resided in
iCharlottesvlle for five year Resides z
af1n e. s spars
Of WilmingtoI,S and ono OF ltlanta, Ia. "a IL
5{{JT58srTti9# Ran No
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~ ~ 4 III N ~ ; ~ ~
fGoshen#Associa sa

Goshen Baptist Association meets next
week In Elk Creek Church, Louisa: cOl.r-f3
tyr Rev. j. w. Mitchell will attend The
assOcia ton ~ t3iss 8sI
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Fields Ministries Monday

4 Fields Ministries. bigger and BET tier
than ever, according to advance /, reports,
will be tputgon as the opening bill atStha
Academy next 4 week. The compa n.y. Will
play matinee and nigh g eng gem'esnlstt4sss Is
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Dr.. Taylor to Preach. #
DR. James b. Taylprgwill preach at
Emmanuel Baptist Church to-nlorrow q t
both services. "A n si5i iig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

Putting in New achinery
4 NIr.&William Barnes, Of Philadelphia, Is,
In the; city to arrange for the work OF;
placing lot of improved nachinerY In
Perry Brothers.; laundry. Ninth and Broad
Streets. Mr.. Barnes will be here several I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03

2sasolJo slsq,o eql "a pe1sIssu .,lIAtea tol
of the lodge. y
Funeral Of Mr.. Shirreff s.
Tho funeral services over tho sremains
of Mr. Reuben: Sheriffs. OF Washington
will take place at Hollywood cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-03
SITS Shoes f0s, BOyss
Boys III wear tlI0nDs Z.

fast Color Eyciets will not turn b,assy. a
Write for new illustrated Catalog.
Shoes by MALL % cents extra. III 555 s.
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