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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-06
OPEN LETTER
BY THE. B |
Ask Persons Knowing Railroad.
Matters Needing lnvestiga-7
ton to Speak.
LEAVE. | For eoLOsB o. }
Call for Republican Convention,
iii Raleigh May 1otll--No
Democratic Call
AVE For eoLDs ST Or; J:
especial 10 Tho Times Dlspntch1

..f.la ESPECIAL TO INC LINES
RAlLEtGff. N. c., April 5.--The State
Board OF Internal Improvement and the
special committee appointed by tho Gov
crnor TO cooperate with them In tho IN
1estigt,tion OF tho physical financial
condition. md tho management or INC
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad.
issued an open lctter to-day, asking MI
persons who know of any part OF tho
road or its management that needs In
5vestigation to advise them by letter at
once addressing them at either Colds
boro or Newbern. They left this after
noon Tor Goldsboro to begin their syste-
natic inspection. which, they declare sinai
extend into every phase Of tho rood
condition and management.
COTTON LEESD
Members OF the board Of directors OF
tho state penltentlnry arrived this after
noon for the regular monthly meeting 70
Is, held, tomorrow. Tho prison authors
ties stil} have on hand sixty-fivc bales or
cotton left over from the crop OF last
season on tho State farms. They nave
sold over 500 bales ut from IL to II Sd
cents.
rho Secretary OF state charters tho
Richmond Mercantile Company OF ROCK
&ipgham, Richmond county, with capt.
tai OF $4,000. A. general wholesale ana
retail business IS to be conducted.
& Another charter is to tho Goldsporo
Shoe Company, 100000 capital authorized
rno 5000 subscribed. the purpose being
tho manufacture and sale ~ wholesale
and retail of shoes and harness.
REPUBLICAN, CALL.
A call has been Issued for the Rcubli-
car Convention for this, the Fourth Con-
grcssionul District to be held May 18TH,
iii Ralsigh No call has yet been issued
for tile Democratic Convention.
The colored First Baptist Church raised
SG5G as an Easter offering Sunday for
their new church. They expect to resume
work at once on their handsome granite
church, the walls of which are well un-
der way ut the southeast corner OF Cap
ital Square.
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but With every evidence Of popular sat

but with every evidence Of popular sat
isfuctioi1 ard approval.
rhe rcarrnngement Of tho wards Oh tl'e
city In some Instances PRODUCES CONFUSION
as 10 candidates and constituencies, anu
makes ii necessary for voters TO INFORM
themselves or this subject
As Richmond grows III population "'''
Importance us Il city, It becomes h'ore
.nnd moro important to send Ioou' eo','-
petcntl courageous men 20 the Io''''e''
'rlcro are men Of that description 'hcro
now. others can be got II convinced
that their services arc ,lrEcEtly desired
by their fcllow-ctiscns. So We say give
heed 10 Tic election Of members of the
two branches Of the Councll. Stand ny
those who have done their duty fearlcssly
and lntellIgcntly, and where there arc
openings for new men 60 TO work to bring
out good candidates.
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Constitutional Points.

The Northampton Times Apologies for
coming into the discussion between the
Norfolk Landmark. the Lynchburg News
and tho Tsmes-Dlspatch on the consti-
nationality of the viva voce voting in
primary election. We assure our con-
temporary that there Is no Intrusion; We
AFRO glad 10 have its Views. Tho Times
says that its conception OF tho nature
of the primary is that 1t Is nothing higher
nor greater than party method of de-
termining upon a party choice, and that
the object of that choice. when made, is
a nominee and nothing more. THAT his
election Is binding nowhere outside tho
ranks Of the party whose nominee he is"
proceeds our contemporary, lis solf-cvl-
dent, for as many candidates of other
parties may oppose his election as
ace 1T, and In any event the
regular election by the people at large
under the Constitution must follow
whether there be one candidate
or dozen for the same Office II In
this we are not The victim Of error, II
follows, we think, with logical certainty
that the constitutional provision as &c
how elections by the people shall be
conducted can have no sort Of appli-
cability to party primaries legalized or
otherwise, unless there should be g
statutory provision for the granting Of q
certificate of election TO lie successful
candidate when one party only makes
n given nomination. Calling IL an election
does not bring 1t within the perviow OF
our general election laws. whether fur
damental Or statutory; II IS not ant
5lcannot be an election unless voters ar,
given u voice therein, a selection or nom
nation is the highest plane 10 which III
party primary can hope 10 attain, and
seems TO Us little short OF child's pla.
TO ask the Supreme Court Of Appeals f
turn aside from the moro aeghty func
Tons OF Its h!al! onico 10 umpire wha
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FULTON NEWS.

The big entertainment to DO given to-
morrow night, for the benefit o. charity l,,
promises to be s, 81 splenoSH el aat Hall
No 1873, Royal Arcanum. assisted by the
Ladies' Auxiliary Society Of the Denny
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Fulton
Baptist Church. Mrs Jennie Ieamans;
D popular entertainer. and her school, and
Miss Pattie 1suucs, Il we'll known singer,
being their first appearance in Fulton
An excellent musical programme IN addi-
ton has been arranged.
Mr. Charles Fl. Simmons and MISS Annie
Jordan sWere married at Halifax. N. 7.
many friends. Mr.. Simmons Is we'll
known in Fulton. where he has resided
for tho past year; lie formerly lived ! IN IN
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Lee Jordan,
OF williamsburg Avenue
The Builders League Of the Denny,
Street Methodist Episcopal Church VIII
residence Of Miss Rosa Norris, NO GIG
Mattaponi Tribe, No. 11o, L. O.. r.. NJ,
Will mect. at its wig"am at Nelson's
The Rev. Or. j. Calvin Stewart will
deliver an illustrated lecture on Foreign
Missions ut the Presbyterian Mission. on
Orleans Street, on Friday night. Tho il
the development of foreign missions and
are said to be very Instructive. The pub
lie IS invited. There viii DO no frc of
collections.
Mrs. Emmett Saunders and her little
son. Raymond. of Washington. D. c.,
arc visiting Mrs. Saunderss sister on
Graham Street.
Mr. w. A. Phillips had thrilling ex
perience few days ago while on a fish
ing trip Mr.. Phlll!ps's hooks became
entangled In sunkcn log. and, think
Ing he had a monster fish began to tug
at the line with all his strength, and
ir doing so lost his balance and plunged
into tho river. He at once recognized the
situation and made for the shore, which
lie reached without further accident.
Willis Enroughty. an aged citizen of
lower Henrico IS extremely Ill ut the
home OF his son in Farrandsville.
The condition of Mrs. Iteny Ball. wife
Works, is unchanged. Mrs. Ball has been
Ill for several months.
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Large numbers Of the cotton mill opc-
ratlvcs in the Carolinas have abandoned
that work and gone back to the farms,
whore they believe, the rnisinglof cotton
at tho present high prices Will pay
them better. The sale Of horses and
mules and agricultural implements In
those States has been larger than In
years before, and 1T is certain that the
increased acreage will be large.
High price cotton is q fine thing for
the South. and, though It can hardly
be expected that the present rate will be-
come permanent, there is fair reason to
believe that It will range much higher
than IT did during some years past.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS

A glorious victory for the married men was
won yesterday In u match game OF baseball
between the married and single men tn tho
former winning by a score OF y to H. Tho
game was one OF much interest and was wit.
messed by large crowd. among them being
the wives and swecthearts OF many OF the
players. who rooted to their hearts content.
Mr.. c. II. Raabs did soma excellent work mt
though In the early part. Of the game he had
h!a thumb dislocatcd. Mr. y. l.. Stiles also
did some excellent work ut the bat The FOL
lowing made up the respective mines:
base; j. II. TIsnor. second base; G. II. Raabe.
third base; p. $. Read catcher; r +. Read,
pitcher: Woodcock right field; D.. L. stiles.
short stop; Blencoe left field: ]. N. Atkisson
centre Held. Tine Single Men wArc-Geo. Stiles.
ilrst base: G. Mcclellan. second base: L; Rudd.
pitcher; r. Mcclellan. short stop: 4. lIcchler.
right field, Hcchicr lief, field; Burnett, centre
field.
The Easter egg hunt given to Master Lewis
N. G. Bowers at the home OF his GRANDPARENTS
Monday was n most delightful occasion. 10
which were invited number OF his little
frlcnds a handsome table was spread on tho
lawn. laden with fruits and CONNECTIONS. around
which tho merry party gathered after tho
on. Tho pretty rabbit that adorned tho centre
or n large cake was won by Miss Elsie Wood
cock, who guessed nearest tho correct number
OF candy eggs 1t held s
There was also an cgg hunt given to q num-
Der OF children at tho home OF Mrs, johnson,
OF Beach Avenue, when most delightful time
was had by all who attended.
party OF children from Richmond were
most joyfully entertained Monday at the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alley on Fern Avenue.
were played throughout the day, much ~ tho
pleasure OF all. x---r- yts
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ll., New York Commercial says moth.
ing colild 30 further from the fact than
that tho use OF gas IN being supplnnted
by the use Of electricity. while most
of tho electric companies have at one
tim, or another been either In the hands
OF receivers or reorgnnizcrs, failures III
tho gas manufacturing business are
practically unleard Of"
The uso Of gas certainly is growing IN
Richmond, ana tho demand for Il better
supply has compelled the Council TO pro-
vide for tho construction Of an uptown
gas holder At present the pressure
"a very unequal and sill-distributcd i'll GER
tain localities. Gl,.
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RhRT0N Heights.

nt,ss ,cdith Ilsles, OF t.otiisu, Is visiting
Miss Mary Estes, OF Luck Avenue Avenue, AN,
Mrs G. u. Jones and eli u i,n \, WHO III
have been visiting II AlDor creme 5i'''Ye ~
ei Aiiss Ruth utv Delaney, who has been visit.
INK Miss Gtladys iliisgason, hns returned
to Aer homo IN 5lan of WILLIAMSBURG i
MSif r. 4, Il. Robins. Of philadelphia, Is
visiting d Tho Seminary.
MI w 4 stock!ic 9, 1'n Ta fraThea nome
M tii Abner Popo has returned home
from ON h Yi business trip 10 Southampton
.yMa' !'ssss Mo1',e puva' has left for Camp
! i Nj. Il. t. Drivers, VIII, has been visiting
relatives in spotslyvanla' has returned
''g Mr. John swarhout 81 tho University
i Mr.. ~ ]. \ \, Moitatt loft Monday for Balt'-
mgr" ar, on and duS Mrs, G. 10. Richardson and
Mrs rs. II. 8. Tliicr, who have been visiting
friends in washington, have ,>turned
home. ,.,.,.
Mr. Atr. and Mrs. G. c. Ilggason. OF Luck
Avenue, arc visiting Mr.. G. Wright, OF
Mr.. +. 3. 1ngllam. Of Monteiro Avenue,
10 visit relatives.
Randolph Cosby is quite sick at his
nome on Virginia Avenue.
Miss Mary Luck, OF Hanover, Is visit
Ing her sister, Miss Luck, OF Brook
Mr. r. II. Collins. who has been visit.
Ing Mt the Seminary, has returned TO his
homo IN Petersburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. pr. A.. J Beach, who have
been spending tbs winter with Mrs. T..
M. Saunders. left yesterday for Roanoke,
Miss Ethel Saunders. Of Mansfield, Is
visiting Mrs. $. PHONES, OF Luck Ave.
mir. L. j. crovo, Of Virginia Avenue,
lert Monday for Washington on business.
Messrs. Harry and Eckley Goync have
loft for Chester to visit their ther.
Mr.. ). p. Hnupt left yesterday on n
business trip 10 Atlanta.
Mr.und Mrs. w. Richard Fox, Of Phila-
dephin, will DO the guests Of friends on
the Heights this week.
Miss May Garland, OF Columbia, Is the
guest OF Miss Agnes Jones.
Mrs. j a. Nelson left Monday for
Washington and Plttsburg.
Mrs. Gnrnett Mercer. OF Bon Air. Is Wis.
ting Mrs. Il. r. Rcdd OF North Avenue.
Mr. w. X. Bache fGlt Monday night for
II business trip through Southwest Vir-
Miss Dorothy Robinson who has been
visiting Miss Bessie Bache left yesterday
Tor her nome In Petersburg.
Mr.. George r. Collyer has returned
home from Fredericksburg. where he has
been on business trip
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PASTORAL MOVEMENTS,
Rev. Mallinckrodt Goes to Char
lotte.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch,

Harris AIallinclslodt, the popular and
most accountable rector OF St Paul's
Episcopal Church, has resigned and ac-
cepted a call to st. Peters Church. Char
VIII take action at once looking to the
call of another pastor.
The First Presbyterian Church of this
kentucky. call to the pastorate Of this
church. made vacant by the peculiarly
sad death of DR.. r. e. Caldwell. The
salary fixed was $3.50. 1t is believed
DIR. Lilly will accept the call. lie Is Il
son of Judge Lilly, a distinguished iurist
of Kentucky, and was formerly sccre-
tary Of colored evangelization al Tusca-
loosa Ala.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 8. 1904.
Ricl1n,ond's Call.

Eg5It Is important for the city OF ltichmoi'u
to have n good Mayor, but 1t is more
important for 1t to have Legislative pouS
composed OF its best representative clli-
zens. All the vital affairs OF CIV! are
In the hands OF the Council ana l5oaro :
az Aldermen. Those two BODIES maKe
tho rules and regulations Of city govern
Y nont, appropriate the revenues and prac-
H t;calIv manage all the business AFFAIRS
OF the city. They are to the city Gov
ernment what a board OF directors Is 10
4 private corporation. It Is, therefore
Of supreme importance to the whole com
\ ,nunity that the directors Of this mun1ci-
p IA, corporation shall be men Of intelll-
renso. men OF diccretior~ men OF integ-
rlty. men of undoubted loyalty to Rlch-
& 1nond. men who thoroughly understand
4 and appreciate the fact and govern them
selves accordingly, that public ONCE
Ia a public trust AS we'll talk of putting
ignorant men, dishonest men. lncompctent
men, or unfaithful mon in tho directory
4 OF bank, manufacturing corporation,
" or a railway corporation, and TO expect
4 such Institutions to succeed. as to put
Il such men IT. charge OF our municipal ar
Airs and expect honest and efficient
government.
we believe that the great majority OF
& the voters of Richmond stand ready 10
elect to the Council and Board or al
dermen the best representative men to be
found, il such men will only agree to
serve. Therefore, We mako ar appeal
on behalf OF the voters, on behalf of the
entire community, that in this crisis In
the city's affairs every citizen will be
IN 81 willing frame of mind and agree
x IL called upon, to serve III one branch
or the other in the City Council. II q
foreign force were marching against our
beloved city, every patriotic citizen would
shoulder his gun and go out In Rich
mond's defense Tho man who should
4llang back would BIO denounced as Il
s traitor. and lie could never again hold
up his head in the community. We shall
not go into hcroics, but the fact is that
Richmond Is in distress, and she IS
calling upon her loyal sons 10 come to
tho rescue. She does not expect every
such son TO announce himself as cam
didatc but she does ask, and ask in all
reason, that every such son shall indicate
his Willingness to serve If called upon.
This is time for every loyal cltizeE
TO show his colors and to give evidence
of his loyalty and his devotion to his
city. 1t is his day Of grace. and when
the day Of grace IS past it can never be
recalled There ore men of Richmond
who will now. haIe Tho opportunity to
perform public service and to endear
themselves forever to their fellow-citi-
zcns. II they neglect this opportunity tho
city will get alorg, but hereafter will
ring In tho ears Of all who refuse 10
respond to Richmond's call the sad re-
frain:
''The tender grace of a day that Is dead
Will never come back to me-
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HOSPITAL AT FAYETTEVILLE
BOUGHT BY DR.. SMITH
Especial to Tho Times .Dispatch.)

TAYI1TTl0vlLLl1, N. c., April SIN
accordance With a decree made at the
February Superior Court, Judge PEBBLES
presiding. Commissioners Bradford and
Rorey yesterday sold the Marsh High
smith Hospital, on Green Street. at ;luc-
ton. DR.. j. f. Highsinitl, one Of the OWL
ers, becoming the sole purchaser for
$4,000. The successful establishment of
this hospital. with its charity work es-
pcclally. has been one of the great OBJ
jects OF DIR. Highsmith's life,
Six refrigerator carloads OF lettuce
from the Fayetteville shippers went north
to market yesterday. and by noon to-
day 1,d00 baskets had gone OFT, this gem
orally Of fine quality
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Miss Louise Rcnnle who has been spending
the holidays with relatives In Petersburg, Va.
has returned to ner home on Fourth Avenue VENUE,
Mr. Mortimer AIcCluer, who has been confined
to the house for tho past week by sickness
is somewhat improved. .. !, ,,.,.h
Presbyterian Church, Will hold It's monthly
meeting next Saturday afternoon NJ o CLOCK
at the manse, Al of the members are earnest
on account Of Il lecture being given this
sSons First PresSsr sYeaiy pffS Srs
viii be no services ut Mlzpah Presbyterian
Miss Reb b = DAVE of Richmond. has boon
Nys William catlln;; Of Fourth Fourth, Avenue Mn, homo
on Meadow Bridge Road after spending several
days with relatives in 1Mchmoni ,,,,,,a, c,,,h
viii DO entertained next Friday evening by
MISS Maule l.vcsay At her homo on Third
The Cleaners Society Of Mizpah Presbyterian
Church held sailed ,6 s,ds as. Of s
R.n AZ o on aut "a Mven sSae's s
Master Hugh iiartwel has been spending the
past several days with Mrs Charles Eubank
Mis- Mary Ga!lp IL has H Rsen yl knlng. her
with ,' his s'l parents Mr. and Mrs JOG Gum Of
Third Avenue, has returned 10 tho University
OF Virginia to resume his studies.
Miss Ella Renne has returned to her home
after visiting relatives in petersburg' III, a.
Church April nth TO 18th.
Miss Adde huffman. who spent the Easter ,,e
holidays with her parents, has returned 10 Rio
Vista, -,
with pneumonia for some time past Is Inn
knowingly slowly
var sister Mrs Starke OF Highland Park, has
returned 10 her home in indianapolis.
Miss Martha Tlllcr who has been sick, Is
improving slowly.
Tlhe Easter entsyi anment given Ct Highland md
Park Methodist Church Monday Afternoon ror
cess quite large crowd being sd present. Pr Pr;
Thomas enlGrtained he eanen " , aeshttu.
sum was realized
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Children With Smallpox,

Especial % Tho Tlmes-D1spH1VI7
PERI, VA. April 5,-Mr. NJ; i. Padg-
Ell, who contracted the smallpoA some
while ago In Iynchburg, has about re-
covered. but now it is reported hat three
OF his children have broken out WIN u.
This is tho only family that mas Deeh
Mr, Allie Ware ana Miss Emma Brown,
who reside near Oak Grove Churcl; re-
Gently got into the notion of embarklnS
into the matrimonial life, ana lelt for
hpblly wished 10 have a pleasure Trip, as
they were of legal age
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Ohio State Committee.
.(By Associated Errss. !

t3y Assoclattl E1Frssv
K COLUMBUS, O., April 5.-rhe Demo-
cratic State Central Committee mot here
tNi- a,tei ool ana decided to ho,d the
Slate INVENTION at Columbus on May
~ and o.
r, l.. Starr, editor OF tile Bryan DEM
CORA. and supporter of Hearst for Frcs-
dent. was sci ctea for ten orary cha y
IN n, and ". $. Reelo, OF Mount Gleadl,
temporary SO retavy OF the convention,
Th 4 was u Slit ted con cs, over tAe
sleectlon OF q tcmpOrary chairman.
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!. Navy at the Worlds Fair.
(l3y associated i'ress.)

fI}y Associated l'ress'l
PENSACOLA, Fla, April 6.--Ihe gun
boa Ma ivll c and orpedo boat destraSSeet
Lawrencs ,sa d from Pslstlco 2 ms rs
afternoon for s. lcus 10 re .resenf ne
navy at tha Word's Fair. The v'ssolsS
VII rea h New o leans tormorrInW q; q
there stop, FIR eea ng, rroceedding me
iol o" AID ga est ~ Lhs y ,as lust FEN
lau ched from the docks and are IN CA
cclleIt condition.
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Weddinp Cards.

Especial TO Tho Times lspatch,)
SHEPPARDS. VA, April 5.--Mr, John
Wyatt Crute has issued invitntions for
the marriage OF his daughter, Miss, Mary !. Z
Petts Crute, tn Mr., Benjamin Iukett
Walton, OF Cumberland, tho cerenlon;&;
to take place Tuesday afternoon. April
12th, at o'clock, at Centenary Memo
dist Church, Soddart, Va.
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OBITUARY.
Miss Kate T.. Goode.

The death>or Miss Kate Il Goode .oc-
cufn.d Monday night at s o'clock at Eer
residence, No. 146 Taylor Street. sho
vas u daughter of Mr. ard Mrs. Andrew
Goode and was twenty,ono years Of age,
The funeral will take pl ace at O'Clock
this morning from ST 7Mary's German
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That alleged New Kent oil tree Is evil
IDENTIFY no kin to the George Washing
ton cherry tree, nor is the inventor Of
the same IN any way related to Georges
reputation for veracity. although It is
said thay the Father Of his Country went
to New Kent for a wife.
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Reports Indicate that the Georgia peach
crop is going to be enormous. One grow
or. DR.. w. C. Wright, has 10000 trees
and expects to realize from fifty to sew
enty-flve thousand dollars from his crop.
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Alfred j. Cammeyer, the leading retaii
shoe merchant Of New York CITY ana OF
America. will have his representative NJ
tho Jefferson Hotel Wcanesaayl aMu
THURSDAY AprilyGth and 18th, with Il COM
rlnto sample exhibit Of footwear to make
good TO tho public his Worldwide boast
that he sells tn, best shoes for the LEAST
cost to the consumer. Tho public arc cor
diol,v invited to call and examine the
stnn,, and to mako trial Of our boots
and shoes. These samples represent me
nowest New York STYLES and latest tasli,
ions in footwear for men, women ana
children. a, aoa,,,, ,y,,I,
c,amn,syer, as he fully guarantees all MS
goods.
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THE RICHMOND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1904

holidays with her parents has returned 70 tako
tfhrtte or tho Deep Kun Hchotp. ,,a,,s,5
Mr. William Holiday Is having nlce ro ts
erected on Fourth Avenue. AZ, ~, u.,,.i,.
chled ectng ct tho Ladies h nid G n Tx
siecre. n on rhutsday afternoon AZ orA9' ria
iIidcil HANCOCK h1s been ylsltiis, N,;;!t
Vaughan, Of Highland Park, for several uuyd.
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Catholic Church. Tha interment VIII be
made in st. Mary Cemetery.
Funeral Services.

Tho funeral OF Mr.. l. n. Jones VIII VIII
t.kn Mace at ii o'clock this morning froFi
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. The In
telmcnt will be made in Hollywood.
The funeral. Of Mr.. Patrick Theodore
Moore took place at II o'clock Yesterday
morning from tho residence Of his SIS.
tor, Mrs George Lathrop, NO. Sls East
Franklin Street The interment was
n EInllNNODl. ". n ~