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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13
MAN woNsHrPs "oLD NICK"
ETSets Monument to Satan Which
Boys Try 70 Destroy,

Detroit, Mich, Nov, 1.-Two police
men last nlgnt Assumed the unique
duty OF taking u th,T station AS
guards ~ tue site Of monument 10
satan, The monument Is IL feet IN
height from foundation To crowd, horn
ed figure purpOrting ~ DO Satan be-
ing shown In STOPPING posture DO,
blnd n pulpit. Tue grOtesquO AnRir
created sensation when unveiled In
the front yard OF Mem, = contracting
mason, at SlS stanton RveCus and last
nlght 4 mob Of boys gathered around II
and began bOnlbaTdment OF atOnes
that threatened ita destruction, Tho
two policemen finally dispensing the
crowd and standing guard 10 prevent
"t'h.' '1"'s explaining hts actlou
IN erecting the monument Mr., Mani
OIL. ...-, Do. .,,u Az, uvuCNC WOru Vi
the Bible, but that old Nick told the
truth.
HE Is my best friend" declared the
old man. pointing up Al the image, He
spoke the first and last truth"
Around the neck OF the statue when
It was unveiled Was ribbon " United
States flags CleTEymeu and city Of
nclals have been interviewed regarding
the extraordinary action Of Mr. Meng
but no conclusion has been reached IN
To whether his monument can ~
should not be- male the object, Of Of
Hclal action to secure lls removal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13
TRIBUTE PAID TO PRESIDENT.
Lord Mayor Parade Suggests
Roosevelt Temple OF Peace"

Lord Mayor Parade Suggests .
Roosevelt Temple Of Peace"
Washington, Nov. 1.-THE tribute
paid TO President Roosevelt In London
yesterday in connection vita the lord
mayors parade has directed attention
heretofore to . suggestion emAnatiRg
from J. SelWyn TAFT. local representa-
tive Of the international banking cor
poration that the triumph Of the DT0ai.
dent as a peAcemAker De pSrpetuRted
by the erection In the capital city OF
q magnificent Roosevelt Temple Of
Peace"
The author Of this project feels that
there will be NO difficulty In raising
by public subscription u fund SUM.
eient 10 erect a structure In every re.
spect worthy OF toe triumphal Ports.
mouth. The suggestion Is that there
be erected q building OF heroic proper
lions TO be used for conventions aud
meetings Of national Importance, to be
Of rich design with Ornamentatlon en-.
blematlc Of peace and perhapS sym
bOlie OF the state Of President RoOse-
welt In tight bonds Of brotherhood be
tween the north and south.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13
FLOOD or SILVER
TONCUED ORATORY
Second Days Session of the
Chattanooga Conference.
INCREASE IN The ATTENDANCE
Convention Of Quarantine and lnml
grafton 10 Attracting Much Attention.
Several Eloquent Addresses Made by
Prominent SouthsrnsrS

Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. ll.--TAe
second days session OF tho southern
conference on quarantine ami mmlgra
ton opened with an Increased atteu
dance over that Of yesterday. about 20
delegates being registered.
Governor BrowNrd, Of Florida. and
Governor Terrell, Of Georgia, complet,
ed the list Of state executives who nad
been expected,
The food Of sllycrVonEued oratbry
yesterday sadly dsRrrAnged the pre-
arranged program for the day. Gov
ernor Glenn Governor Blanchard. Gov
ernor BrOwsrd, Governor VardamAn
Congressman John sharp Williams AID
many others OF lees note addressed tho
conference on varied phases OF the
quarantine questions held the close a.
tentiOn OF varied delegates until last
midnight. A. reanlt. only two Of the
six formal addresses on yesterdays
program were rNSched-thOss Of GOV
ernor Glenn aud Surgeon General Wy
man. Three mere addresses have
been arranged for today, NE reports
Of the oommillseS on guarantee adl
immigration 20 Which have bsea
referred without debate FeaOlutloaa o.
fered bearing on he respective sab.
jects are to bs considered today and q
visit 10 CalckAmauEa hattlshelda With
drlH by too famous Twelfth United
states cavalry followed by lunchoon
~ Fort Oglcthorpe aud a drive over
the reservation and bagt 70 the city,
will complete a busy day
Provision Tor az evening Asssion has
been made, II tho business q the con
ference cannot be completed without
The conference wns called IN order
BY Chairman Governor Coz OF Tonnes
Sec WAC promptly tonkpp tha program
by Introducing ", ]. Sanders, prosi
dent Of tie New Orleans ProEressly'
unlnn. whose topic was "ouafantina.
It's Commercial Aspects"
Tae address of " william y Dru.
her. health and quarantine 0tieer 81
Ga. vas ne: called pr.
Bruner. being anrcul hIs paper vas
Blsd with the secretary 10 become
part of lhe r.rDraa 81 the congress The
paper disenua'A Quarantine dovorn
ment Control"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13
Dawson

them Ia the proper place. Dawson
could not he found last uiEht.
W r, Hearst announced today tina,
NA additional reward Of $40, 900 for evi
denee for the arrest, conviction anc
imprisonment Of the arst Tammany
district leader to be convicted Of
frauds against the ballot IN Tuesday,
election, This Ia an addition to the
other evidence here IL proof Of crlmes
against the ballot and registration laws
In the election. This makes the tota
Of rewards he has offered $4,000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13
As,ssgsphs aans osod Prices.

New TSrt Nsy ia rsttsf writ
ten b. AbSat4m l4aeoln 10 lati. 20
latiHG ~ poIitoai Affairs n ttiisOis
ere ~ = samhsr - sataEFaDbs eel
iaetsd ~ MFs dsorEs " MSaltOa. -
1ieae8. Ahe solf 81 Aotei hsrs yss
tsfdaY bought tt7s 90 EHtsGraDh pssis
aens4 ~ lanes hasssH tsasu
bfeaGst t23 A one paas laftsg sussc
~ so written sr Ga4sEs WashiaE
tga. re 20 1899. ts'd for tzs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13
PolItIeal EdueatIen for Massss.

81. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-THE town
council Of St. Petersburg II talking
the lead In the political slaoaion OF
the masses by inangafatiRg 9 series Of
public lectures Ut which the new order
OF things Is explained to the people.
The object Of the meetings lie to al.
Iay the hostility between the various
classes by showing the benefit accru'
Eng to eli from the grant OF liberties.
This example win be followed by the
city Of Moscow and other places.
Word reaches Count White that in
some regions the reactIonaries who are
seeking to make the new regime obi.
Gus are spreading reports among the
peasants In the cOhntry and the lower
classes OF the cities that tae imperial
manifesto is a forgery issued by a.
Camarilla, OF the revolutionists, OF
which Count Witte iS the head. and
who held the emperor IN the palace.
Such stories circulated among the
-emigrant peaSantry are apt to prove
. most dangerous factor IS they did
when the peasantry rose 10 support
PugatcheH, who claimed TO be Peter
III. called on the people to overthrow
Catherine II. The CLERGY Throughout
The country under instructions from
the Holy Synod are doing all in their
power to eounteract the effect Of such
perRicious reports by explaining TO the
people In the churches the real mean.
eng Of the reforms.
During the riotinG At Cronsta.it tle.
government treasury there. which was
surrounded By . deep moat hIled with
water. was only saved from the mob Of
mutineera and TOydiOa ~ the removal
81 ne bFidEes Bthelbert Watts. the
American ooasuI general. received the
following dispatch last night from Con.
sSulaT Agent Peter Wigiub AZ CToAstadt:
sailors aided ~ . moo CommeneedI
Fioting acre and several houses weFe
b o. Gre and tie shops we're robbed
y uituation remains critical
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13

ChAuanooga Truu Nov ~ Mark
sra slosiuE DO, position IN no bat
,lo ~ 6'blckAmapsa ~ The Thirty Hlnth
NM eighth afI 4ls'isrh Softh Caro-
Ina loiahtry SsGlmeots urs~ mis- morn
lhE dedicaief The North CAfoliua
visitors lnrlufinr Governor Clean. Al
iutant dsAsfal Robertson. eTChiet
iuAiirs Avery. Oessral KAY ~ he 80
usJh. ColOusl iiapaF. ~ tas my
eighth and the delegates " tie south
sra immigration and quarantine co0
vsHti0n RoW 10 session here A 10
esp'lon vill DO Eiysh 20 'bs N5sth or
siihaas tSalEat ~ n y Twfgst camD
Ualtsd Cssfsasrtts YstsFabs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13

pIttnburE. pa, N0g, a. --Joha n1s
nnfts and FRANK Ftnelll ~ HicAory
~ vers hsid utihogi bail to1ay tar .
coFoasrs iaaues. aa1 thirteen othal
gnsass a. ne Rosa Hoisi. ere setAn
e IN co1nocii0u With re myuieEi0al
aaafh q JotsBA DelsEo. q NonoagH
neia CITY. Pa DeieEia WaS thFoss
iron Ne laird aoos vinssu u tAs 30
tag lu1o a. Socum arfT. anf a d o.
nsFua nHf sosrasti Eas FiasEi kneH
he eirrumssaneea. TasF fuFttsr sag
a A ne uogt a. aGs lialian aecFst -
--frsr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13
MASSACRE PLANNED
BY BLACK HUNDRED
.RumOrs AAoat That Jews Will
Be Killed in St. Petersburg.
ORoMSrADr RIOTS OvPPNEsoEn

Peace and order Restored In Russian
clty-cOunt WlttS Will lHVsOti8atG
Jewish MassasreS-POlItieal Eduea.
ten Tor the People.
81. Petersburg, Nov 11-Stroies are
ibsing industriOusly circulated that q
regular g. Bartholomew massacre Of
Ghs JOWs and intSlloctuAlS has been
planned by the BLACK HuRdred" OF
st. Petersburg for Saturday night. II
& declared that all the houses con
tanning Jews are marked with q red
GROSS. While (. Is undoubtedly true
thai the lower classes would like TO be
let loose, no real danger iS anticipated
as the police have received the most
rigid instructions to suppress any at
tempt at an uprising.
Count Witte has ordered q thorough
Investigation Of all the Jewish mas
Sacres, and other disorders In the In.
terror where the police, troops and Of
ACiNls are charged with melting or
with abstting violence, and he ls de-
toEmined 70 have all the offenders re-
moved or punished.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13

San Francisco. Nov ii.--Associatg
delegates - The toWika oonGrrsatioua
shd sscistlss % Bsh FTabeiaco. ans
a. city ArOuad the BAY. net here LAT
hiGht n he Te@pls Eam@Aausl. Ia -
Spsaas 70 . taleGTnm from iaoOb
BshiR. ne Nee YoFk baaksg. maEiss
a. appsai for az 70 the perpeouisd
Jews ~ Russia a. imme1iais %
upsass nj Mr. SehiRs AOssai. ben b
ths shEps a. liberal nuhacFtptiDas ans
a4treaa - ne paepis - Caiifgrnis
ssttse hsrth tAe ooadittoaa uhiee gtiui
h Rurais ssd ths imporaEivs SD 90
hsiR.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13
rRv TO PREVENT SUICIDES,
Society Formed In Cleveland, o., 10
Stop SCI Destruction.


Chicago Nov. IA Tribune lis
patch from cleveland says Tom
Johnson. alarmed A. the official rcpor,
tdal there have bN'n ciEat.slN suicides
10 Cleveland In the last nine months
has taken steps to cheek the carnival
OF self destruction Ito has appoint.
81 = commission. whose duty II IN 10
attempt to dlssuads would be suicides
from taking heir own lives The
commission 10 made mp ~ Director Of
Charities COo'ly. with 4. UFesnlud.
member ~ the charities bureau. and
State senator BlliO,t ?. & Howe.
BYery man or WOmAn 10 Cleveland
who IL contemplating suicide IL invit
Ell to write . letter 10 the AntiAulcids
commlssion and tell thUlf troubles, The
members 81 The comminnIsh Will then
make an sHoF, 10 remove the trouble
For people dependent irom non IN
p'nyment The commission shdsavorH 20
obtAin employment. while The nceIs
and wants - others seeking all ntr
i0okrd after.
AT Ehree men are sEpsHsnesd IN
nugh wOFk, aHd tAsif is5op ~ far
hlVs proved saiiafhe'oJ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13

F,arrtsbuFE ~. NeV fi-oogsrus.
Fp1aYpastes ertay su1t q istsar 70 "a
Esvvfanf - even rlnis b ~ unnsa
ses'es ufE'ng thau 20 aDpuiat ssis
nisH % az 1gEgrpa % 90 49, a
Wrta,ne1oa q G. ~. rs ~ % s1s
si4sF a. rsnsEs a u1n1ru iaus -
- "a aa,tw e slrerua g
- antka.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13

F~fas4 b-- Nsg a. Percy ~.
NeEarWsi asE ID y Tatssfi afFiFsa
tsfs ftefrFiay ts lea8fs- soseI
taaGag esq., F-.ssa ftasls 81 Fs'f
rfDm HFE Gfra ai4 Tsg afs Sc
sswsffsE 80 afe aast}s tfaas eloli
satsat toaF ~ a. feeatfT sVeF nasf
Fs@ hsss q q a. % &c Pfaartsoa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13

GaRta tiafosfH raj "ov 10 --'AF
noHgetia elasA-f lsaGIfrT a Anaa
nosehef. 6nd s5psla ~ ,tsagy Ward
nsae8er. 49, tisu'sf bs~eber M0Hs
6iaf 49, t.ga snef MT hiaeas
arsf 81 Yssfa ne tsmaiaa giit b.
GFauasag ~ ~ feqaasg 80 Nss 3
nfanHeut s1eeateI asa g4iissthFoyl,t
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13

"'N - $500 ~~t'fts N-A-As
croHaiadl, Nov. ie.--S q. m.-Tha
iiny here is Sntirely Suppressed. TIE
iiheeTs vac we're boidinE out IN the
1era section o. the tOWB haSs bosn
ssteI TIE disoFderly sisuauts b
y under the t5uF0uEh coasroi Il The
ernmsnt oaIeiala.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-13
Countess secures Divorce.

Chicago. Nov. IA Tribune dis
patch from Detroit. says that the Coun
teas de SzeilassiA. formerly Miss Lou
isa May Heeker, daughter Of Colonel
Frank J. HeCker. OF this city. yester.
dBS was granted divorce by toe cir
cult court Of this county from COun,
Gylla Hohe Joseph Dc sEeilAssla on
grounds OF diSsertIon and nOh.support
The couple vere married Dec. %. 1898
when the count Was secretary o. toe
Austrian legation Al Washington. About
two FSars ago the countess returned
TO her fathers nome In Detroit where
she has since resided X IL said thAi
The countsaa will resume her maiden
name. she retains toe custody u The
only child.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-08-18
Rams Horn Blasts.

Men begin to doubt the Bible as
soon as it begins to pinch them.
1t has always a bad effect on a
weak heart to be asked to pay for
what it gets in church,
Many of US, instead of putting our
burden down at the cross, carry it on
our heads and call it a crown.
A crutch easily becomes cross.
Warnings are seldom welcome.
His Word makes the witnesses.
Weeds are commonly rich in seeds.
Much of Our sorrow is but grlev-
ing at Gods promotion.
The man who is cruel to dog will
not be charitable to men.
Some people think their consclences
are steady, because they are always
slow.
A virtue does not have to wait to
be verified by any authority.
The coming of the new Heaven
waits for the coming of the new heart.
God may force us to a "'ild's des-
titution that we may learn chlld's
dependence on Him.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-08-18

Kickers always attract attention.
One class OF them sells high on the
market. The highest priced four leg
ged kicker is a hybrid creature, lr-
ritable and somewhat unscrlptu-al.
The chronic kicker is an amusing
two legged "aninal." not so danger
Gus. however. 4 kicker never builds
up. He is great on tearing down.
The worlds happiness has been pro-
moted more by compliments than by
curses, so, good reader, when you
feel like kicking just retire to the back
yard and kick yourself a few times
rather than join the knockers chorus.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-08-18
IMPROVING HER SKIN.
One Searcher After Beauty Tells OF
Her Experience.
asilingtO:l Post.

Washington Post.
Il wish the papers would quit pub
fishing these articles that tell you how
TO be beautiful says young rnatron.
Il was fairly content with myself till
l began to read them. / had an av-
erage good skin, too, but I've steamed
it and creamed it and massaged it
till it's wreck. I've been for two
weeks trying new beautifier for it,
I've been rubbing my face with slices
of onion 1t makes your eyes water,
and it gives you an unattractive per-
fume, but the article said it would
produce the soft, velvety skin OF a
child, and l kept it up. Yesterday
my husband rose in his wrath.
What on earth makes you rub
your face with onion?' he said.
Wouldn't lin1burger cheese do for a
change? Why wouldn't potatoes Or
asparagus do as we'll! Does 1t have
to be onion?
1t does l said.
You'll have to show me- said he.
Let me see the article that turned
your brain. I don't believe it says
onions. I believe it says any vegc-
table you happen to have in the
house.
"This made me furious, and !
brought out the article. What do you
think it said? It didn't say onions
1t said cucumbers. I knew it was
something you put vinegar on. That's
how I happened to get mixed. After
this I'm going to let my face alone.
but 1 shan't hear the last Of that
onion beautiher till I die
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-08-18
Looking One In The Eyes.

There is venerable specimen OF
proverbial philosophy which says that
the man who cannot look you in the
face is dishonest No other saying
has received greater currency. 1t
strikes the popular mind with axio-
matte force, and yet it is not re-
liable test Of character. Every con-
fidence man who succeeds in his call
ing has the steady gaze OF the immac-
ulate person. No person who is
skilled in the fine art Of deception
fails to take an obvious precaution
to impress his dupes. On the other
hand. many persons Of unquestienable
integrity are "put out of countenance
by mere shyness. So morbidly was
this trait developed in the case OF
Hawthorne, in his earlier years at
least, that he would go out of his way
to avoid meeting those who desired
to converse with, him. 1t would be
impossible for such man to cash a
forged check, to borrow money from
bank on bogus collateral.
The great rascals can face the
world without shrinking.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-08-18

election? The dispensary system
does not rest for its support upon
the money that it brings III. 1t rests
on the claim OF its defenders backed
BY experience OF our people and
statistics, as affordlng more protec-
ton against the vice OF drunken
mes than any other system, proE'lbl-
ton OF license either.
II it has done this in spite OF NAL
administration and mismanagement,
what would it not do if such men as
Dr.. Cromer and his friends would
give to the enforcemnt Of the law
their great moral support? We 90
not ask .endorsem emit but in a govern
ment where a majority rules we have
had a right to expect cooperation and
assistance and we have not had 1t.
Yet "rendcr unto Caesar the things
that are Caesars" was the command
Of the Master himself. When the
statute has been practically annulled
by the board of directors, when the
restrictive features have been allowed
to drop into disuse, have the pronl-
bitionists lent their assistance by
standing up boldly for the law? Had
thew done so, we would not be no"
where we are.
You have been kind enough, my
dear sir, to remind me of Jefferson's
epitaph. You declare "the people do
moi need advice but they need an
opportunity to vote" Allow me to
remind you that one of Jefferson,s
maxins which was the very embodi-
ment of civil liberty and true demo-
cracv was, Teach the people and
trust the people,
You want the people to vote now
while they are angered and De"1loef-
ed. I want them to vote "sanely at
ter they have heard tine facts ano ar
qumenrs and I want all of them to
vote who have an interest in this mat
ter and under the Brice act this is
not allowed. You mentioned Win
throp and Clemson as among the
+b;n5s Inv which 7 would be rem en-
bered. You left off some others that
I presume to add, not from sense
of egorism but simply TO keep the
record straight:
1st. The emancipation in 1890 OF
the people from dry rot, caused by
only one party and the demonstra-
ton that we could have the most tree
and open discussion Of political ques-
tions without danger, followed by the
Inauguration of the State Democratic
primary system.
| 2nd. The constitutional conven-
ton and its work, largely the result
Of nv untiring and earnest efforts,
and my work in that convention IN
behalf of common schools and the
disfranchisement for the time being
of the negro majority legally.
3rd. Last, the Inauguration OF the
sale of liquor by bonded officers un-
der the dispensary system. l Will
not say that your vision is clouded
by fanaticism, but if it be true that
':he who makes two blades of grass
to grow where only one grew before
is a public benefactor," then IS 1t
not equally true that he who con-
ceived a scheme by which drunken
ness was reduced, temperance en-
couraged and decency and good Or
der increased and witElal made the
demon whiskey contribute to the ed
ucation of the ignorant masses, need
he be ashamed OF his work?
B. R. Tillman.
Trenton, S. c., Aug. 18th, 1905.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-08-18
Week End Rates, c., N. & L.

Commencing June 3rd, and continu-
ing until and including September
end, 1905, the following weekend
rates will be on sale to the following
points, via the Columbia, Newberry
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-08-18

The world is always more anxious
about the spots on the sun than about
those on a kettle.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-08-18

and Laurens, railroad to
Isle Of Palms, S5.15
Sullivans Island SIS
Charleston SIS
Wilmington SIS
Waterloo zoo
Cross Hill ZOO
Glenn Springs 40
Spartanburg 2.1o
Greenville 2.Io
White Stone 2.Io
Tickets to the above points will be
sold on aSturdays good to return on
the following Tuesdays, for schedules
and further information telephone or
write,
J. w. Denning, Agent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03
ELKS TO HONOR
DEAD COMRADES
Beautiful Memorial Services viii
Take Place in National SOL
diers' Home Theatre.

This afternoon at . O'Clock in thu
National Soldiers Home theatr,
Hampton Lodge OF Elks will hold it
annual lodge Of sorrow in memory o
the dead of the order. The exercise.
this year will far eclipse any prcviou
efforts Of the lodge and from the dc
mand for tickets of admission an in
mense crowd will he in attendance
The program has already been publish
ed in these columns.
The Elks will assemble in their ha'
al . O'Clock this Afternoon III order {
90 to the theatre in Il body. 1t is e,
rected that the Elks will turn out J.
large numbers.
Mr.. Charles Knapp. Baltimore al
tOrncy aud all Elk. will deliver the a.
dress of the occasion. Mr. Knapp an
a party III his friends will come dow
Ia Old Point this morning from tin
Monumental City.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03
PHOEBUS ANp OLD POjl

Henry w. Atkinson, OF Richmond
came to Hampton about eight years
ago and soon became Il general favor.
Ito among the circle in which she as.
sociated. She was women of beauti.
ful traits. devout mother and a
loving and tender wife Although hav.
ing been in failing health for so long
Mrs. Dudley bore her suTerings
brave.
Mrs. Dudley is survived by her hus.
band. three children. father. mother
several sisters ami brothers. Thr
children are Arabclla Hayes. Mar.
sarct Atkinson and Henry Alexander
Dudley. One of her sisters is Miss
Clara Atkinson. Il literary woman and
newspaper writer of Richmond
MIR. and Mrs. Atkinson reached
message telling them of the death of
their daughter
The following friends of Judge Uud
ley have been asked to act as pail
bearers to escort the body from tho
Gordon Cumming. W. w Woodward
b. \. Lewis. c. Locke Collier. Judge
Edgar l.. Montague and DR.. William
II. Pearson.
Many friends Of Judge Dudley callc+
at his home and offered their sympa
thicS.
The body OF Mrs. Dudley will be
taken to Richmond on tho 81 o'clocl
Chesapeake & Ohio train this mornin:
and the funeral services will occur
Tuesday morning
Mrs. Dudley was n member Of the
Catholic church.
The funeral cortege Will leave th'
residence Of Judge Dudley, III Nictori;
avenue. at 4 O'Clock this morning