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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-22

FOR EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, 8
ROOMS. CELLAR. BATH. FURNACE; LOT
50X14o: ONLY $3.50: LOCATED SQUARES
FROM CARS, ONE SQUARE FROM 10TH ST.
NORTH OF PARK ST. BARGAIN. ORIG
maj. FOREST TREES IN YARD. WANT ONE
OR TWO LOTS AS PART PAYMENT. CHANCE
FOR A GOOD DEAL.
MOORE * HILL qNCD, III 14TH ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-22

FOR SALE
NORTH BRIGHTwOOD. THOROUGHLY
WELL-BUILT EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. NEARLY
NEW; LOT 20 BY lG2 FEET. WILL BE SOLD
FOR LESS THAN C + OF BUILDING HOUSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-22

FOR SALE
KENSINGTON, HANDSOME NEW EIGHT
ROOM HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN C0NVEN-
FENCES; LARGE GROUNDS: CLOSE TO STEAM
AND ELECTRIC CARS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-22

FOR SALE - IN CHEVY CHASE ADDITION.
KensingtOn. and other popular subdivisions.
rare bargains, 81, 800 10 $500. Call and our
list II. NJ. MARTIN & CO..
1T4l Pa. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-22

FOR SALEM SUBURBS-SEyERAL FINE
tracts OF land Chevy Chase Il. X. Rockville
and Teneytewn R.R.; . acres. Price, $3.50 to
$500 per acre. Larger tract, good discount.
Ii. NJ. MARTIN & CO.,
1t lIiI Pa ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-22

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, NOS. 1888, 1855. 1857 1850 +
STREET NE. AND NOS. $50, 53S, $40 18TH
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13
llllscs ,,,,Is.

|iDilsct salIs,
City Scisrk was instrjsibssd 70 sssd
|'bill X III 80 against =. 3. Gumssr
| ~ scsvAngsr work = ths county -
sa1sor M hase sans placed against
his property = taxes. The bill hIst
10 b rsndsrsd 20 0unasr.
Ths matter of . pablo watsrins
placs W. referred to the wafer com
nittSs with power 10 cot.
The pnblio road through the South
Hardscrabbls Canon was discussed
ana On npotion duly seconded shs. may
Tor w. instructed 70 appoint : COM
mittss Of thrss to % before the
Chambsr Of Commercs and Merchauts
| association 10 ASCERTAIN what would
b done In the matter. The com
mittse consists Of Nessers. Wilson.
Blunt and Boettler.
An ordinance creating junk deal
srs lionese wAs passed ON firt reading
and ordered publtshsd.
The west end 0f the Oak Greek
bridge was reported in IN unsafe con-
dition. Referred to street committee.
Tho regular monthly bills were
read, allowed and ordered paid.
A recess was taken until next Mon.
day night.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13
Found a Cure tor Dyspepsia.

Mrs. .. Linsay. Of Fort william.
Ontario, Canada. who hAa suffered
quito . number Of years from dys.
pepaia and great pains In tho stomach.
wss advised by har druggist to take
Cham berlsin's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. She did 20 and says. II nnd
that they have done me . great deal
Of good. have never had any suffer.
ing sipce I began using them." II
troubled with dyspepsia or indises'
tion Why not take shese Tablets. Get
wsll and stay wsllf For sale BY al
druggista. tts
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13
F,orsnes Population 4,soo.


The new directory Of Florence. thu
coal caup and russisnd will contain
about $500 names. OF thsss 1850
win b q SiorsDos psopla. Bisina
the popniatiou at three persona y
ssch name florsnes has 45oo inhaba-
ssss& Uiaally ave psrsons are nsur-
ID to 1 nahe but ID the new directory
the name Of every man and bis wiSs
was taken. - Hguring three 10 saoh
|sans ~illgivs . nearly accurate esti.
nate. a
n Rockvals. Goal Greek. Williams
bsf&. Chandler and Portland only the
|na1ss. With the exception Of = few
|inSlanSss. Of ths men were taken.
There viii b TOO such names appear,
Figuring ave persons 70 . name in The
sasps. The telal population in thoss
places would b $500.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13
The Home Paper.

"Your home paper never loses IN
tersst in you.' To tnis. possibly.
you have not given apassing thought.
No matter II you like the newspaper
man or II hs likes you. II he il trus
to hia profession and publishes . paper
for the people he allows no personal
matters or petty spites so interfere
with his news gathering.
He may meet you - stranger. yet
along with his best friends. chronicles
your success and sorrows wherevss
you may be, and those who would
otherwise forget you arc ever and
anon reminded Of your existence BY
An item IN yoar homo paper. Others
may deceive and defraud You. but
your homo paper never forsets you. q
Possibly you do not deserve decent
treatment BY the paper. bus You get Il
Just ths same. and II It should at any
time ~ things 70 oause your fur "a
sufn the wrong way, study moment
and 80 II II has not at various times
said many nice things for which you
fail to give II credit. Portland
rsgonian.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13
now's rhis3

- y"
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any oass Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured BY Halls Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY d CO..
Toledo. o.
We. tho undersigned. have Known
=. J. Cheney for the last l5 years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions. and nnau-
oiAlly able 70 carry ont any obliGa-
tions msds BY his arm.
waldins. Kinpan d Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. q.
Halls CAtarrh Cure 10 taken inter.
nslly, sotinR directly upon che blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Tsstimouials cent free. Prios 7bo.
per bottle. Sold By al Druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con-
seipattSa. a
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13
Annual Neetinx.

: Tks annual meeting Of the stook
holders Of The Florence Electric Street
Railway company. will bs held at the
once Of said company In Florence,
Colo. Jaly IL. st . p. M. for the
purpose Of slsoting directors for ths
ensuing year and the trapsactior
Of such other business ~ may properly
come before the meeting. :
The books for the transfer Of stool
will be clossd June % and opened
again Jaly u.
HARRY ROBINSON.
oe.yt n Secretary
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13
TIE Day Of tl,e StraWbsrry.

1uU O8y VI Suo SS12WVetIy'
Strawberry Day will b celebrated
~ 0lsnwood Springs. saturday. June
l7th. For this ocsaslon the Denver
and BIO 0rands Railroad company
will ssll round trip excursion tickets
at sxcssdinsly low rates.
Straw berries and cream. Bathing
|-isclndins snits-in The big pool.
al free.
Gall on any Rio 0rsnds agent fcl
oemplsts information regarding rates
ard train arrangements. 6i-0l
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13
rHs CITY COUNCIL.

Matters ot General Importance 70
ths Flersnes Public.
The city fashsrs met in regular
session last evening. There were
present Mayor Fletcher. Aldermen
Bosttlsz. Blunt. Wilson and Parnall: |:
Jones and Bsvsrstook being reported
= ont Of the city.
A petition WAS presented BY the
1lorsuos band asking psrmission to
give street fair in Florence the week
q June l0th 10 S4th. The matter was
fally discussed and tho request grant.
"a.
4 pstition IVES presented asking for
: bridge soross Union ditch at the
Junction Of Dewey avenue and Third
stssst. Referred 70 the street, bridge
md alley eomnittss with power 70 cot.
J. 81. Chairman was granted per-
mission 10 build . frame addition 10
his rssidsncs on Pixies Peak avenue
betwssa FIFTH and Sixth streets, thu
pstittsn being signed By all Of the res
idenh of shas block.
4 pstttsea from the residents Of
east Main sersss ~ reed prayin& for
~ ssfesssAsns x shs ordinance pro.
hibisins bieyelisls from ridiss o. the
sidewalks. The oity clerk va In.
strpossd " pablish : noties IN the
asily papsr calling attention 20 the
bicycle ordisanes ssd Informing the
psblie tlat aftss the pabiaoasion %
~ neties The salesrs xedid ensoros
Ne erdiaaaos.
Ths wassr oonnittps reported that
Il he'd ssesrsd / hose for the West
IA park; also that the dirt from the
Hssseon bieot bassnsas was being
blsssA = ssessl. TAira nd 1esrth
ttree@s.
n ~ nattse 4 IL vaadsvess
wn1sr tgsehls iAl1ssnen nasntse ~
tDnittss invsstsasiss ths sass -.
Dss1il thss ~ viii two ethssa he'd
- ~ - nkAs sth1sdes4 iSvssai-
= iiaAiss x ~ ssss1isk 4 1s&sala IND
- eeantt>ss W. sAtisasd that Mr..
HaaAsvsss ~ .es sssa using TIE eisy
vstse for ahess NO tsars. altaosah
thay said thal va.Asvsss did not
9ssy havins haA Nsvins make shs
suasseasos u 90 Nns vitheps . Pr.
nitl Thsy rsosuknsaasa Aas ~
ihA41se - dssppsl.
9 a1r. Wilssa sid h eb3setsd - thu
- bsiag drsppsd ustii The blaua
w. tlpasA vAsgs II skssld bs-she,
~ hsl y.vssstsaAsd sbe Sdsssr end
- lsasnsA freu Jshn NsDoa.sli.
5senss watss sapsriHtssdsss thas h
'rAn a-pips b W. ssrb-shaS Sztsr.
wards vasdsvssr hsA Nsvins ooanset
vieA ~ main. ~ thae b. he'd bees
Ssisg tAs city waasr without paying
1se Il. Hs (EsDusssll) shut ths
Waass OF asd vasdsvssr tasnsd II
- again. LsAsning this fact hs
wsat asa dot II eR aGais md teld
vanasvssr u b tarssd u o. again ~
'1ess ~ paiA Sos II b. wesA hsvs
'him arrssts1 ;'shas . WOMAN who
- ~ wash for vanAsvsss satd that
- hAA Tie sity vaasr IN shs heusa
~ . sink.
Aftsr sons dispusioa TIE oaats,
We laiA ever until Alderman Bower
eeock's return.
Ths nonshly reports of ofnesz'
wsrs rsad. aaoplsl sAl osdsssA Alsd,
TAs ~ q shs city physisiaa W.
aesspesA I'D Als1.
Dids fer oxoo wAlks a Pixies Peal
avsnas asd wsst Main were opsssd'
Yhese were but mo biAAeEs, NJ,
'6saaast ~ Mr.. uissan. By seot
nlsun1ees>andisg q ths part q N
ft611sfs h nakisg tAsif sstinases,
l'bslh ~ wsss ss3estst ~ . ssw ~
swos spasssl nals y b sabnistsa .
! - bSttss lszs hsAAay sibAs
xs ~ saalsssr ~ i.sssSs>st
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13
Some New 0nss /.

This week ws ars serving Peach
Msllew. Aarsh Aallow. end ffssb
O4raWb berres with L. OrsAm at
oo.6 DANUL8' DRUG STORE.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13
sprainsd Ankle, StiR Neck, Lame
Shoulder.

Thsss are shrss common ailments
for which Chambsrlain's Pain Balm
u especially valuable. II promptly
applis1 10 viii ave you tinss noesy
Ira ssAssing vhss tsosblsA with any
| - = 49, allnssA ~ sais ~
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13

The LAXATIVE eject q Chamber.
lais'S ospDasA nd Liver Tablets Il
|ss AifssSblS "a % natural that you
- ~ realise 10 10 the eject II Z
msdlsiss. ess sals by Ill 1xassises.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13

rsaily bsaalsA ~ piab Or esasts.
~ ~ - Aslavese1 = yeas - ~
21hn ~ l. 011la. =.
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13
Notlce Annual Meeting.

Florence. Colo. May n. 1905.
Notice 10 hereby given shat the
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Startling Oil and Gas company will
b. held at the offioe Of DR.. Moore in
the city Of Florence IN the state
Of Colorado ON the i7th day Of
June. A. D.. 1905. at . p N. for
the election Of . Board Of Directors
and for the Transaction Of such
other business - may properly come
before said meeting.
ALFRED DURFEE,
A n 9~cpatarv
The daily tribune., 1905-06-13

- paliy Essbsas 20 psr neaAA,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
ten THOUSAND FISH
!. CAUGHT At ONE HAUL
"A Big Catch Made in the Poto-
mac Hung Jury in
Murder Case.
- Catch Made in the Poto
Especial 70 Tho Times. Dispatch,

(specia, TO Tho Times -Dispatch.) i
+ FREDERICKSBURG. VA. April q
The trial OF George and Gus Frye. two
negro brothers charged with the murder
OF Richard johnson. near tits city, III
January. resulted in a hung jury. The two
men we're bailcd until the next term OF
court. #
The contract for improving the CityaNVa-
ter Works here has been awarded to
Cartwright and Davis, Of this city. for
$1,000.
Rev. b.. II. whlston. VINO recently ten
dered his resignation ag pastor OF tho
Christian Church. OF this city, has ac-
cepted a call TO a. church at, Bennett. Eet.
Mr. French King, OF this city, has In
stituted in the Corporation Court here
n suit for divorce from his wife, Mrs.
Bessie D. King, on the grounds Of de-
sertion. Mrs. King Is now living In, Wash
ington. .af rs
Henry Williams has sold ibis property
here on Main Street, adjoining the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, to VIII
liam s. Lowe on private terms.
Fish are now running more freely, All
kinds are being brought to this mar
ket and prices are low. At Marlboro
Shore on the Potomac. yesterday 10, O
herring were caught at one haul. ca
Rev II. W.. IIerrell. OF this city. has
aone TO Richmond county, where he VIII
conduct two weeks ineetins
Mr. and Mrs. James z. Ford. formerly
OF this city. now OF st. Louis. Mo-, have
issued cards for the marriage OF sthsll
daughter, Miss Elsie ;rayl Tor Ford, 10 p Pr
James AZ Draper, Jr.. at the home OF. the
brides parents. In @ st. Louis. on We'd.
nesda v evening. April 10Th, at !: 80 o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
OBITUARY
Archibald Hutchcn.

A telegram was received to-day from
Mexico announcing the very sudden death
OF Mr. Archibald Hutcheon, formerly de-
partment manager OF the Presbyterian
Committee of Publication, of&this city
Mr.. Hutcheon left Richmond about he
LIST OF last January for Mexico 10 join
his brother. Mr.. James Hutcheon. hoping
to regain his health, which had not been
good for some time. The telegram did not
giveany particulars, except thatgrenainlss
would for Virginia q Z ono Il II 4,
William Hi1eI Ii
i5 Especial to The Times Dispatch;
MONTERREY. VA, Apr! Mr. ~ liam
ner ostcgenarian, arda .yp,eal ffe q
a long illness, at the old homestead near
Doe Hill. Mr.. EIlner was success sinl
man and had reared a large family, BIS
supervisor OF Stonewall District; George
and Daniel. residing in this county, ohn
and Martin OF tho Valley offtEirginia.
and NIesdames J.. VI NJ. Jones and J. y.
Armstrong. OF Doe Hill.
e Mr. Hlner wa a member OF the German
Baptist Church, his funeral being con- ,
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Miller. OF Bridge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
BITTER CONTEST. (.

fsnec,al to The Times Dispatch.)
sIFFOLK, VA. April 1.-THE end Of n
hitter l,auor fight at Harrell, Va, came
"a Nansemond circuit Court this after
noon when Judge Robert r, ,Prentls de-
MED the applica ton Of Dbl, Voisht, for
a license L dlstll whiskey and brandy
Several clergymen, a bout thirty yolng
women and a large crowd OF witnesses
ma cked tile court room,
h When Judge Prentls announced his de-
3cision. there was 5subdled applause, Sew
era, e,Irvuii young women went to the a1ndse's
hanoh and grasped his hand. Fifteen
licenses ,,, were granted In suffolk,t none be-
Ing opposed, },,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
" |! / !. [! !. GEAR Az
The ASSASSIN
(Continuel from First Page.l

al tho palace3on account Of sickness.
The police made number of arrests.
but both military displays happily passed
Off wltl1outf disturbances.
The dangerto&thc inpcrial family was
regarded as+eapeclally great to-day, as
It happened. thatsith his was the 1estlVa!4
of the Imma ctilate Conception, one OF
the strlctest#religions holidays. All blis-
iness was suspended
Invade Cemeteries.
The efforts Of the police to smother the
political 5asitaAon haKe led them to in-
wade tic ceWeturies ajni theirn search 3for
n It has BECOME tile practice Of students
10 place ion.Ethe graves 0 tIcomradcs who
were activet or who suffered in the cause
of freedom, wreaths hound with ribbons
on which political sentiments are IN :
scrbed.5s
The police now make nocturnal visits
TO the cemeteries In search for these
reasonable mottos, which are promptly
confiscated. But being ignorant, tneRpo-
lcemen make curious mistakes: The
othersday harmless Inscription IN Greek
simply cNprassive8 OF sympathy WAS
seized, and OH "Wednesday q red ribbon
attached to a wreath, although upon&thc
grave OF a well known official. being In
tcrpreted by the policesns ~ evolutionary
Semblem was not only cut on, but
created SO much alarm that a general
order was sent QUITO all vendors OF
mortuary wreaths prohibiting the sale Of
red ribbons
What Baked Peace Plan.
The Japanese insistence upon an IN, m
de1nnity rather than indlspostion to COM
clude peace ut this}tlmc later Inf ton
indicates, wrecked the recent attempt &c
bring the warning powers into 5negotla-
lions. Another effort on different lines
to bring Russia and Japan together -
believed TO be under way, the movers
now being French and English financial
interests with heavy connections IN the
two countries, -. Z. s-a H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

- I
lard thought tho whole business was be
Ing i,n. by the ncwspap per. nd ina. pt w
lie sentiment was not In ftfor o. me
He spoka6of the city's present nept anu
said It would be doubled under. the con- ( m =
lnittcc PLAN. He said there was nothing m
but hot airsand sentiment IN the conte e
ton Of tho other side. There was no bus bus
mess In It. ss & p 4
Pollock Replies.
Mr.. Pollock replied to Messrs. Bottoms
and Pollard. fIea declared that anmexa-
ton would Inevitably result n: bulluilas
the homes forsgw which the, people Ws st,,
coHtending. 1Ie declare that the ely
was not unable, AS. Mr.. Pollnrd cottsnu ~.
ed, 4 to take care Of the property should ~
be brought In ~,
Mr.. Pollock said he had now pa ss .. tae
stage OF aapDit.cian and was states,
OF being a politician ensy Of approaH en-,
ana his reply Created great laugh ter Mr.;
Pollock spoke ~ the comparatiyely Smhli
cost OF maintaining police shnd iiro y De e,
partmer1ts %nnd8public schools In the ter
ritorys sought TO be annexed. ana nls con! L
ntion was that the city, need tllot le i1
to 60 into1it OH the ground OF COSY. ~
thought. IL necessary, the city could Wen
AFFORD to pay at least $50 900 per year on
this score When iit would cost but 500
above thee taxes derived from the new
territory. ss 81
s. AT IL 10 IA. M, the pending question was
ord cred on motion Of Mi. CARRIER, ana
the sl:bstitutey ordinanc was ADOPTED ~
a votes OF Fl toto, the recorded vote pe-I
ing given above
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

TOXIC, Ap;riifGf-a r. M:--The main
force OF the Russians. which was recently
defeated in the neighborhood OF c,hinchlar
TIM has dcviated toward shun,ienchcng,
and part of Ut has reiterated along
Fenghua road, On tho evening, OF April
eth no Russians we're TO Pc seen i SCUM ol
Hsinltm, eight miles .llnrtsl 81 y!
tun. A small force OF Russians Is occu-
plying TaIislyo, Il wenty-sIx miles east ll Of
\Vri YuuupaOmc. 4% 5i5 (s5f 49, {isaf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
nicHTs TRAINS, e LA TO AS LAND,
ACCOUNT WE pNEspAY8 CLUB

Il ocount "Wednesday club rcheursals.
snsnia i trains will 8leaye Illba Station 7
100 r. N. tuesdays, April 1ltlb 18th ana
ana a 25th, 1900 for Ashland and inter-
netlla,c poI,ts. All tickets, including
Communication forms, Will he good on these
trains Rate from Ashland to Hienfnloha
aud return on the above dates. h y
$50 ''s'e b 81. ". r, TAYLOR,
Il, Traff Mana GER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
JAPs KEEPING WA'T'c'H \,
asso,ci,,ted Press 81

(By Associated Press3l
K LONDON, April 7,--A d'spatch rom 70
Singapore to the Daily l1Sprfa'sfs sa ~ taht
the aptain Of a sonsifng steamer .re PORTS
cnty miles southwest OF Pennng. We
A BATAVIA JavI. dispath to the same
paper says that Chinese jnnks report
that Japanese warships nre polling az
the straits available to Ro5est YenHk Y az
an attempt 10 {realS the Chil'a seas. I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
an Assoclated IPress,l

IIARBlN, April Ill il q. coll islons OF mil
Iilary trains wcst%of Hardin eight soldiers;
were killed and tWenty-elgllt 4 men were
wounded. The accident was due 10 the
engine crew. The men, who were worn
out with excessive hours OF continuous
work fell asleep and ran past signals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
here about ten yeas ago from, that city,
He leaves a willow and BLK small chill.
Mrs. Virginia Hill.
fsprclol % rhe Times. rJispat q, )

<. Especial to The Times. Dlspat eh.)
BUCKINGHAM, VA, April Mrs. yir.i
glnia Hill was buried III the cemetery
at tho Presbyterian Church yesterday,
FIX OF her grandaons acting AS pall-bear-.
ers OF these. Beverly, Hugh and John
Moss came from Richmond to attend the
burial. Mrs. Hill was the widow Of the
late Judge John Hill, and was a most
estimable lady. She is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. John r. Moss and Mrs
r. Z. Fitzgerald. and one Hon. Mr.. Hugh
Hill, who Is superintendent OF schools OF
Mckinney Texas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
WEATHER 1'5..$ STOPS WAR.
Operations Out Of Question for
Some Iinlc-Eiglt Soldiers
Killed i'll Wreck.
lBy Associated iPrcss.l

asi GUNsHU PASS. April j7.---Impo I
operations are thought to Pc out 1u OF the
question for some time to come, rain rain,
snow and thaw having spoled all the
roads and created impossible mua,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

q RICHMOND WOMAN ASKS
Have yOu IA floor pain, that Will lart
two weeks" Yes NE have Devoe's; X
tas a beautiful gloss anG, VIII wear two
Years IL properly applied. Harris l 'l''cl-.
S,rarc Company. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
Squadron Sails,

~ IT5Y ASHVEIHItW ~ FSSt1 u NJ 80, 4,
JlRUI,TII. ISLAND or AIlIIN, April
Twice Admiral Neboga taff'sg division OF
The Russian second Pacific SQUADRON
sailed this morning. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08

a4g y v a..
at the home Of her
brother. a. NJ Hooper. sos Porter Street,
Manchester, April fth, 1906, Miss BET
TIE &Ni. HOOPER, ~
Funeral from the house SATURDAY.,
April 8tll3S3:a0 P. NJ. friends and acc
quaintances invited to attend. 433i
iRADFORD.-Died Thursday evening. At
The residence OF Mrs. Beverley B.. Mum
4 ford, LIZZIE BRADFORD. In the forty
ninth year Of her age.
inc funeral Will take place SUNDAY
AFTERNOON from the First Baptist
Church, Broad and College Streets,
5sCHyyA RTz.-Died, at Washington Uni.
rIyersity II Ic:-Ita at Washington, .. c.,
APRIL ~ 1906, MISS ELIZABETH. B.
Mary A.. Schwartz. ii 81
Funeral took place from, Sacred Heart
Church Friday April I, IN. at 10 ( a. a..
Washington, Baltimore and Phllndel-
phia pa pGrs please copy AS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-08
DEATHS.

Greensboro. y. CT on
Friday morning April 18th. MARGARET
il CAsKTE1 GIiIGNARD. wife OF Sanders.
Z r. Gulgnard and Oldest daughter. OK
43 Caskie and Margaret sydnor Harrison
Funeral at Greensboro. n. NJ c.. and
inter,pent (private) at shockoe Hill
Z Richmond. s.
Brooklyn papers please copy.
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81 unius Kennon Rudd..
.(specinlIIto The TImes-DIspntch.)

(Specinl98to The 8Tlmes-DlHphtcHJ
scoLUMBIA.5s 8, c., April ~ Mr. 5Junius
8Kcnnon 5Rlldd. OF Powhntan county, Va
died In this city tonight at 1880 after an
illness OF four weeks Of blood-polson which
started from small sore on his tongue.
He Is a brother Of DR.. G. II. Rudd, who.
was with him at the time Of his dea...,.
He was district manager for Rucker and
SWhitten Tobacco Company, Of Martins
Vile, Va. The remains Will be taken to
Richmond for interment. 81
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r. a. Clernmer.
(By Associate press.

tBy Associated Press.)
/ sTAUETON, VA, April 7.--Mr. r -.
Clcmmcr. a we'll known and prominent
realer IN fine horses, died herealaatan night
after brief illness OF ttirty-s!x hours,
with spinal meningitis He was q pronii-5
nent resident OF this city, and. belonged
TO prominent Augusta county family.
lie u is survived ny his wife. three chill.
dren and several brothers. ff 4a5
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SUMMER COLDS

! Laxative Promo t.uinine, the woria Wi sl
{ old Cure. rpnlnves the ha.se; ssail lor !
the flil tame ard Blpok TO- sih slfe -
/ K. w. Grove, oo5c.T7 .AdY. s15 y ~ ,ll
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William e. Baker;

IA (Spec ial I o The TirneS-Dtspa tch.)
sICRAY. VA, April 7.---:Air. William! O.
Baker, while eating the morning meal
at his home near rlleyyille. this county
yesterday, fell from his chair and cx-5
pircd In a short time.
Paralysis was the cause OF q en- tn = E
was about sixty.flva years cf age and
leave. a large family. He was at the
home or his son, Mr. Robert Baker. when
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home OF his
he, died ed
Iohn i. Flowers.

(By Asss,.'ate ed l'.t.i,.s 53
MONTGOMERY. "a La. April 7.-Jo hn u,
Flowers, OF this city. owning large intcr-4
tests In lumber mills in Georsia and
Alabama, dropped d,.to-day{ a kim
con- Ga.e The remains val be brouGht
here fornterment. s;8