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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
KNIGHTS Templar to Meet.

The knights Templar OF Roanoke
Lynchburg and Danville will get into
Triangular conclave at Danville on the
18th Of October. The assembling or the
Knights Tempar will be the occasion lot
annual inspection OF the three commands
cries Of the dItics named.
District Deputy Grand Commander "
A. Hawkins, of This city, hns been named
as Inspector for this occasion, me 15 ah !,,;e
on the morning OF the 18th In the after.
noon there will be, a public parade; ana 4 at
night the inspection .proper VIII take
grand banquet. Dove Commandery No. Z
Viii be the host on the occasion. and It 10
said that that commandery always at
tends 10 such business In great Shap =
the gathering OF the knights at Danville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
J. A. WHITE.
j. p. MONTGOMERY,
S. GALES1NI, 4
gEas -is{f rnr,r,Ittno III

/. Dr. JOHN n CARTER died Of heart
failure In Richmond, VA, September LIST.
1906. lie was one ofEthe old resldents Of
that city, having been horn there. sep
tember 9th, 1885, and lived there until MS
death. Dr.. Carter was the brother Of the
ia te Mrs. Charles Mnnigerode, wife OF
the beloved, rector Of St. Payl's Chnpch
ried Miss Louisa Rhodes, of Petersburg,
V a. Who Who preceded him to the grave about
four years He leaves three ohildren-..
Mrs. il. S. Rose and Mt l. Carter, Or
Richmond, and Mrs, Louis ID. MinnlBe-
DE- Garter was laid to rest September
ed in the family section ~ hal l
ioved wi 70 and many of4his ancestors,
ioYSsuu 49, $500 A, G, NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
A Death at Pensacola.
(By. Associated press,

My AssOClated 5frcSS.)
PENSACOLA. FLA, September g.-One
more death was added to the list OF yell
low fever victims to-day. J. A. Perdue
No. 4l6 East Wrigh. Street Succumbed
TO the disease after an illness Of several
Gays. An official summary BY State Board
OF Health tonight shows that exactly
twenty-five per cent. of the victims have
died. This percentage is expected to de-
cline as the twenty-three cases now un-
der treatment are progressing favorably.
Several suspicious cases were reported
during the day and three or four who
have been under surveillance for the
past two days will probably develop we'll
defined cases .within' the next twenty
four hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Struck On the Blind Side.

Mr.. J. d. Grant. who Is blind IN zone eye,
vas struck on tho head by another mao
at the Reservoir Park last night ana
quite badly hurt. Mr.. Grant came TO
Wagners drug store on Broad street
and his wound was treated by DR.. Wttten,
OF the ambulance corps. He told DE-
Wittcn that he got TO talking with q
man at the Reservoir, and the man seem
ed very friendly, indeed. All at once
the man stepped over to his blind side
and struck him a terrific blow on the
head. The assaiant then ESCAPED.
# DR. Wtten said 1T was evident from
the wound that II heavy blunt Instrument
was used.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Eight Cases in Natchez.
TO cATARRH SUFFERERS.
Hyome Cures by Breathing MedIcat

The popularity and Increase In the
sales Of Hyomei are unique in the an
mails OF medicine, Such astonishing cures
have been made by this remedy that its
fale is steadily increasing every year.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but
sl.0p, and consists OF an inhaler that
can be carried IN the vest pocket a med
iGine dropper and a bottle Of Hyomeis
The inhaler lasts a lifetime, and II one
bottle docs not cure, an extra bottle OF
Iiyomei can be obtained for so cents. 1t
Is the most economical OF all remedies
advertised for the cure OF catarrh, and
is the only one that follows nature In her
methods Of treating diseases of the res-
$piratory Organs.
Breathe through the inhaler for few
minutes four times a day. and your
catarrh is cured. That's all,
II you cannot obtain Hyomei OF youl
dealer. 1t Will be forwarded by mall
postage paid, on receipt Of price. Write
4 to-day for a free sample bottle and con.
sultation blank that VIII entitle you Il
services of our medical department with.
i out charge. The r. ~ Booth Company
Hyomci Building, Ithaca n. X.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
PRESIDENTS TRIP.
He May Defer His Visit to New New
Orleans and Arkansas.
(By Associated Press.)

#. L u
OYSTER BAY, N. Y, September "a:
Arrangements for the trip OF Presdent
ROOSEVELT through the South practically
have been completed, except those per-
tnininE to his visit to New Orleans ana
Little Rock, Ark, On account OF the
prevalence of yellow fever IN New VI
leans, It Is not unlikely that the Presl-
dent may defer his visit TO that cry
until a later time, in which event ne
would visit Little Rock at the same time.
He Ia being urged not to go to New
orleans 40 long as the fever epidemic
CONTINUES there, but nc has received
assurances that tho fever Will DO stamped
out before the tenta tive date OF his WISH
October cath. A suggestion was MACS
recently that on account OF tho Quarah-
tine placed by the authorities Of .Arkan-
sac m passengers from Now Orleans.
the President should visit Little Rock
before going to New Orleans.
This idea Is in the minds OF the Ar
kansas authorities, as evidenced foy the
following telegram from tho Mayor OF
News Orleans: = -
New Orleans. La, Sept. q. 1905. !.
"IIon., Theodore Roosevelt. president OF
the United States. Oyster Bay:
"Rcferring to my telegram OF lsth IN.
slant, have the honor TO report that our
geographic correspondence with the Ar
kansas authorities has finally resulted
in the following message. dated Little
Rock September 10th, and addressed 10
DR.. j. II. White. surgeon In charge,
Marine Hospital and Public Health Ser
| vice here: II
!" Would 1t not be possible for Presi-
dent Roosevelt TO arrange to come TO
Louisiana after visiting Arkansas? I'M
posslble 10 say with present outlook that
our quarantine will be raised by October
Goth.
(Signed ~. =. RUNYAN.
I. "'Prcsident Board OF Health.
'As the average of date of frost IN Ar
kansas Is October 18th, It seems reason
ably certain that any quarantine against
yellow fever viii be raised by October
18th. at latest.
| (signed) MARTIN BEIIRMAN.
Mayor CITY OF New Orleans
1t was announced officially tonight
that IL tho quarantine regulations OF
other States should prevent the Presi-
dents entrance into Arkansas on bis
return 10 Washington by rail, hftcr hav-
Ing visited New Orleans, he may con-
slider the plan if making New Orleans
the final stop ON his trip. and returning
from there to Washington by sea How
ever. no definite plans have been made
for the New Orleans and Little Koci
portion of the trip, and they will not b'
completed for two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Alice Wheeler Burton.

Entered into rest eternal, at her late
home, No. 2l6 North Eighteenth street.
ut "A. NJ, Thursday, September 23d In
the 49th year Of her age. Mrs. Alice
Wheeler, beloved wife Of Mr.. Charles II.
Burton Besides her husband, she leaves
n son ana daughter, Mr.. B. Bernard Bur-
ton, Of Norfolk Va. and Miss Lena a..
Burton, Of Richmond; also aged parents
and two sisters. s.tt FL
Her llfe was unselflsh, energetic and
faithful in all relations as wife.
mother and daughter, she was loving and
true. She made O sweet home, In which
she took, great pride. and she l, had hosts
= sho vas Was devoted churchwoman. For
years a member OF Christ Episcopal
Church. Her fidelity. her loyalty, her
untiring efforts, her good Judgment and
good Influence in the church work made
her exemplaryAin her religious life.
Funeral Of Mr.. Haynes.
The funeral Of Mr., G.. A. Haynes, who
died Friday afternoon in his home No.
1lO3 North Seventeenth Street, win take
place at 4 o'clock this afternoon from st.
Peters Cathedral. 1nterlnent Will be IN
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Funeral Of sMr. Christian.
Tho funeral of MryvillIam II, CHRIS g r :.
City county last Fridayut 9 r. NJ, Will
be held from the home Of Judge George
IL. Christian, No. 515 West Grace Street,
this afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs. Sarah E. Brooks.
Especial to The Timcs-Dlspatch.)
NrADIsoNvILLB, VA, Sept. 23.--Mrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Wunder Nv. IT, Hail. R. b. Davis, L. ].
Mills p Siulmnns. NJ. z. Tabler and

gWunuoI, NV. Ii -
Mills, j. p. Simmons, M. Z. Tablcr and
S. p. Duke, business manager 5s
NJ Mr.. Henry D. Cook. manager OF the
Henry Clay, Inn. was founda.in an Apn-i
conscious condition on tho floorFof the
paror Of the hotel this afternoon. DE-
Ellis was called and pronounced the,
cause of this sudden attack as heart
trouble. Mr.. Cook is resting quietly TO-
night. "a Hi rs
Mrs. AZ X. Sands, of /. Richmond Is
visiting Mrs. G.. p. Potts during the ap-
scnce OF Mr.. Sands In New York. III,
Mrs. S. r. Russell, Of Fredericksburg,
will visit Mrs, r. g. Buchanan next
week.
Mr.. Charles T. Potts Is visiting with with
friends In Westrnorelnd county.
Mr.. Edward Rice lat Cherry Hill, va.
A lawn party was held last night on
Hanover Avenue for the benefit OF the
Christian Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
IN MEMORIAM.a
MEMORIAL AND RESOLUTION,

MEMORIAL AND RESOLUTION til.
$ Tx Governor Q 'Fcrrall had been for he *
past ten years the presiding officer OF
tho well known fraternalf beneficiary as
ISOLATION. The American Guild. which has
Its chief office In this city. At n meet
ingsof the Supreme EXECUTIVE Committee
of@that institution. held on yesterday
at 1890 o'clock at the office OF the Guild.
n committee was appointed, consisting
of Messrs.fS. Galeski, j. -. MONTGOMERY
and Or. j.. a. White, to present q suitable
memorial In regard to the late Governor
O'Ferrall. THAT committee reported mo
following touching memorial, which ;waA 4
ordered q to be recorded on the minutes i.
OF the committee and II copy directed to
be transmitted to the family Of tho de-
ceased 35st tE
sit having pleasedF;nn All-lTise Proyi-5
dcncc to remove from our midst our pre-
siding officer. our friend and associate
Hon. Charles 7. O.Ferrall. It is difficult
10 find adequate words to express our
sense or the deplorable loss sustained
by his institution The American Guild
8l a Virgfnian by birth, II gentleman of
exalted character of indomitablei energy
OF splendid ability. he devoted his lifa3@
to the services OF his native State, and Y
filled the highest offices within the gift
OF her people with such signal distinction
n part of her history.
While Governor OF the state Of Virginia
he consent ed to accent the position of G
Supreme Governor, the chief officer OF
this Institution. -or the past ten years
he had discharged the often oncrous
duties OF that position with the most
scrupulous care and unswerving sense
OF duty. BY his death there Is removed
from tho public eye Il most distinguished
figure. But his associates on this COM
mittee have lost q co-worker ever ready 8
With the most Intelligent advice. ~ COM
panion OF the most engaging and genial
manners, q friend of the tenderest and
gentlcst nature Thoroughly believing
In the cardinal and essential virtues
or the grand fraternal principles OF tho
Fatherhood OF God and the Brotherhood
OF Man, he gave to the American Guild
his most loyal support and most earnest
sympathy, and as its chief officer mad
always at heart It's prosperity and vel
fare. and the true interests OF Its thou
sands OF members
a splendid Christian gentleman has
been called from his sphere OF usefulness
to nobly meritcd reward In the great
Beyond, In The fulness OF years. honored,
esteemed ana beloved by all and leaving
an example worthy Of emulation. We
Will cherish his memory in tenderness
and love, and about his rame and noble
figure will remain cntwlned the sweetest
and most fragrant tendrlls In the growth
| OF The American Guild.
Resolved That this memorial be res
corded upon the minutes OF this meeting.
1.-The Supreme Executive Committee OF The
| American Guild. aud q copy DO trns-
mitted to his family.
J. A. WHITE.
j. p. MONTGOMERY,
egE # S. CiALESrII, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
VIRGINIA :|.|; 4. / stat IA | !.
!. " WINS / [ A. VICTORY.
Slit Of .Fireman's Insurance Com
pany Results in Gratifying
Compromise.

In the latter part OF fast year the
receiver Of the Fireman's Insurance Com
pany, of Baltimore, brought suit In the
United States District Court against the
Virginia State Insurance Company. of
this city This suit was yesterday mark
ed dismissed on the docket. The dis
mlssal was the result Of compromise.
In which the Virginia State got all 1t
ever asked for, when 1t originally re-
sisted the claim Of the Baltimore com-
pany. a claim growing out of the great
Baltimore fire. The Fireman's claimed
from the Virginia State the sum OF $685.
7G7. 60. as its part Of joint losses sustain-
ed in the Baltimore fire. .s5 s. 535
/; Mr.. Robert Lecley, Jr., yiCe-preSident
and secretary of the Virginia State. con-
tended thRt the Baltimore company had
not complied With all the provisions Of
Its contract with the Richmond compa-
ny, the most important OF which was the
guarantee OH the part OF the Flremen's
that before they gave the Virginia State
risk. they themselves should be liable
for an amount equal to or greater han
the amount given to tho Virginia State.
Mr.. Lecky, In an interview at the time
the suit was brought, said:
"The Virginia state has authentic In
formation that tho lriremcn's did not
comply with this very important pro-
vision, except under entries amounting to
sac, 600, and hence tho liability of the
Virginia State cannot be held to exceed
that amount
Gin addition to this the Virginia State
| ia satisfied from Information In It's pos
| session that there are other cases In
| which tho FircmeA's has violated this
1 provision OF the contract, and which would
NECESSARILY reduce the liability 10 the OK
tent OF these violations, IL they do not
vC,d Tho contract entirrlv"
1y;n+or,, e. X1;,or;,,;, c+,4
1eto'y io' Virginia otdte.
! On this ground Mr. Lecky fought the
Claim Of the Baltimore company. being
willing all the while to pay what was
Justly due. The compromise is a victory
for his company In that It calls for
The payment Of lust ", What the eo mp ny
lIai,,oh ~, y, In,"., anu me For.
~ r,n,,n, v,,s ,'s ! ,'n.,n,d,, ond tha
uUn ,nnticr va" Is .p pt'h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
DEATHS.

CHRISTIAN on 1,1 Erd .Cy,ni Sst' M +.
s WILLIAM Fl, CHRISTIAN; Of " ms Is. c'ty'
In the hfty-flrst year OF his w.
Funeral from the home - OF JIuasa
4 George IL. Christian. hl5 W esL N1Iac9
a Street SUNDAY a lyflsitSe'e'N -
& O'Clock.
HAYN . s., MIR. G. Haynes mes, d !, a, az
t nse Hes street Friday september p q. s;di
at lao r. Nj, after l1ns n!la 1,,l rsa'iituaS
illness. IIe is survived ,py MS VIE tIa, nnu
Mrs. r.. ". Slater and the Misses Kate
and Sarah Haynes MI. haynes Was
~ h,s sixry- fourth year ana had passed
H s "a tire life In Rlchmond The fnn;
llrs ~ viii beHfrom St. Peters Cathedral
Am evening at 4 clock, lnter-
! Ih ive Z MI +. Duggan, Mi, p, Dopo-
Van, Mr. Duffy y q Mr., w rs . gugMEs r,,
GItiiMercdIth and Mr. r. Fl. Donohu9,
IHionorary--Mr. y: Byrne. Mr.. p. y,
tJ'NeilI. Mr.. ], Allen and Mr. J. Lea
nen.js &
4, AnNER Died. September 2ad, at Baln-
4 fridge, N. y, Rev. EDWIN 4Ll1E TAN
2 NIIR. Il. ~, ~, n,,,,,snAy ,etb.E
PARTICULARS later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Italians Dangerous.

The country reports were not different
from the usual run. DR.. Shayot, OF
PlaHuemines parish, reported the trou-
bles he was having with the italians on
Pointe Celeste plantation. and said that
they had barrcaded themselves in their
houses and warned all doctors that they
would XIII the first one who attempted
to enter. The civil authorities were con-
suited, and It was decided to put the
whole plantation under strict quarantine
until the fever has disappeared, and then
proceed against them cr1minally
\ suspicious case died at Independence
In the Angtpahoa parish. Saturday morn
Ing. and tho medical inspector, Or. Brad
ley. has gone there to investigate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Death at Winchester.

WINCHESTER, VA, Sept. 23,-M
Susan NJ. Iiauck, wife OF Roland s..
Hsiuck. wealthy farmer. died to-day
after an illness OF dropsy, aged sixty-nlne
Dunkard Church, and belonged 10 an old
and prominent family Of Lancaster colln-
~, Penn Her husband and three broth
crs. NJ. NJ. SWarr. Of Philadelphia; David
and Jacob Swnrr, OF Lancaster. survive
her.
Martin DelIaven, n prominent farmer Of
West Frederick county. died today at his
widow, three Bons and one daughter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
ASHLAND NEWS.
Manager OF the Henry Clay Inn
is Found Unconscious.

Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.)
ASHLAND, VA, September 23,--The
two literary societies OF Randolph Macon
College were organized tonight The
Washington Society has an initial mem
bcrshl2 OF over forty members and the
Franklin Society forty-threo
Mr. q, A. Edwards as president, Mr..
w. d. Ellis as secretary and Mr., C. r..
McClintic as critic constituted the Of
ficcrs OF the Franklin Society, and tile
following We're elected by tho Joint So
cieties az editorial staff OF the Hnndolph-
Macon Monthly ". Il. chenery, e, N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
WANT HEALTH?.

In the first place, the stomach must
be made strong SO that the food will
be properly dlgested, he bowels
opened and the blood made pure.
In tho second place, we advise you
to use Hostctter's Stomach Hittcrs
because It has proven time and again
It's wonderful value III all cases OF
Stomach troubles. 1T always cures
Poor Appetite, Indigestion, Dyspep'
sIa, Costiycness BllIousness and Ma
laria. Try a bottle to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Daily Mortuary Report. 4

Deaths reported at Board OF Health
Office ycstcrdnY:si
place or death 10. gos park Avenue
Miller NJ. Perkins. aged Y years place ot
DEATH No. = LOG North Sixth Street. W.
FL. Christian, aged o.. place Of death,
Charles City county. ssi 5y M "a iiB5
# Colored-Jtln Anderson. aged 3S: place
of dcdth, No. 80 West I3aker Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

dav only ono Of which is q new foc'
Six Of the eight cases are negroes, ana
were found in the original infected as
trict, which had been thoroughly scree my
and fumigated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
David H. Movers.
Ilsnnclal to Tho mines Dlspa tch.)I

SO lSpcCiAI 70 TIC IIH1ts- lJlsIIlt cH:1 -
II WYTHEVILLE. VA. September 23.-
David II. Meyers, an old resident OF
AWythevIle, died this morning OF heart
Der OF tho Forty-ilfth Virginia Regiment,
Confederate states Army. FL 81 leaves
three children. JohnEH.. Robert FL mnd
funeral will 4 be from residence to-mor-
row evening, and the interment In East East
MI ot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
GIo,lh.l:rll u. Akers.l
lanes McGehee.
,eclal 10 ZINC mines tch.) Z.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
&8f GORDONsVILLE,,Ev VA. September %.
Mr. James McGehe died at the home OF
.hls!fnther, Mr.. NJ. W. McGchcc, three
miles west OF GOrdonsvllle. N " LOUIS,
had had s Been n sick for several months with
consumption. of which he died. Hc was
about rs years OF age. n 3, 4
TlisShurial will take place Sunday NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
Mrs. 7. D. Stephens.

Especial to rho Times Dispa tch.) #
Il WARSAW, VA. September 23.--Nirs. T.
ID. Stephens aged about IS years, resld-
ing near Nliltcnheck near Lancaster coun-
ty, died suddenly last night about 10
o'clock OF heart disease. The deceased
retired about CLOCK In her usual health:
she was taken III ahortly afterwards and
lived scarcely Half an hour a physician
was hastily summoned. but she expired
before he reached her bedside. Mrs:
Stephens is survived py5 her husband. and n4
three children. 58. sg g5 t}& yl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
One at Vicksbug.

Especial to The Times ispatch)
yICKsBUPRG, MISS. Sept, S.-oniy
one case OF yellow fever was reported
to-day, bringing the total to date up 70
Sc. or these II are under treatment ana
seven have died.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
PH1LoLoGIANs REUNITE!..
This Richmond College 4 Society.
Welcomes Old Friends and New

40
AT Richmond College last night the
Phllologion Society held high carnival
and entertained Its old members, Its pros
pective members and many guests. MIR.
+ W. Smith. president Of the society pre-
sided with grace. and made an address OF
welcome. Two members Of tho society,
Mr.. T.. .. Etln,undson, whose subject was
GA Purpose and Mr.. l. r. Il Hardy on
beyond the Alps Lies italy. Both 9TH
acquitted themselves well, md both were
good examples of5thc old.timo style OF
8oratory. Other speakers were NJ essrs.
r. w. James, b. Jaw; and Professors
j. c. 5Ntetcalf w =. Foushco and VA
Harris, or the college faculty. S3 Ma u 4, #
After the speaking delicious refresh
mcrts were served and the boys and their
friends INDUCED in social pleasures until
j late in the evening.
At the college, President Boatwright,
Stated that owing to the method pursued,
matrculation was slow md would not be
completed before Tuesday, butathat there
we're two hundred or more on the ground.
There are more now than at same timo
last year. r. s{ Il ~ 4; V. ,S3ss55 VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24

Sarah ID Brooks died at the home Of her
7Iaugiter,5 henr smthylllle, Clia.r,lsotts,
county scptelrbs "a she " Ill e. a,ryaiyea
os pfGnsM bsoyh h Metry hi ahs
9sal IVA nss ss1s 4
Va; Miss sue Brooks, Lynerbtirg, Vn.
Mrs. Mamie G. I. Ferguson
33. (speclal to The rlmes-D 'lspatch) \,
f.YNGfIDU ltG VA, sept. zS --Alfs n nn Y,
mic tliiholson Taylor lSergus9t1, rellct q
sephe - Eersaso g s,Moon 'ca Being
iii for some time, her death being not
3uhexpectediby her family. n. I, II
rgs1 ns the d ~ Ua sns
Va Va and sho Isl survived ~ ono sister.
srs M ae Within u Taylor samuel g,s
sypr a md , aGpeEt sfa
Is ii rs. Ferguson moved 10 Lynchburg
seventeen yeats ago She Was q m n; IVA
ot 81 Paus Psaoah Gnrs cha n
iTbn ] f,imera I took flaco from St. Iuul y
Church thiy tlfteri,oon at 4 o'clock., Il
S7Ss5S Mrs. Eliza S. B. Gregory.
JENNINGS, ORD NARY, !, VA, s,e .pt, EN-,
bsr GIHnn ba tSs , ufSs0r G
her" tId l Mrs. Matte Robertson.
shc WIS tho widow. Of Dr.SJnincs G. Gregg
ory, 4 and daughter OF Colonel Tyro \. &.
,BGcon OF this county. lier four Z , shii,
drei, were with her at her dcnt n. Ihe -!
are Mrs. Abner Robertson and Mr. Mr.. !;
ca. Gregory OF Jennings Ordi nnry, a w
Dr. james Gregory, OF Clinrlcsi z. W.
va. iund Mrs. Harry Dyson, ofstCrcWe,
Va sl Gil 5 5s5 ~ -
Mrs. Gregory was born April 0, 1Slb she
was + Il Presbyterian BY fnitll. she diea
calmly ana swectly. She VIII DO burlcu
in tho Bacon family bury.ng- ground, near
Grove, tomorrow ut "a r. NJ E
John j.. Akers.
iS Special to The nilncs- DispatchfG.)
LYING lib URG. VA, Sept. 23 MIR. j ln
IL. AIserS, aged slxty-tive one 4 me 7, pio-
peer locomotive engineers, of this state ~.
died yesterday at Ills residence on Dan "a
siels Fill 5ufterf3a short illness or pct1to,
6iltis. Heswas$n Mason and 3ag highly n IA
respected citizen. He began sraalronains
With tho old Virginia and Tennessee ttul--
rond before It was extended from 8I.ynscn-
burg to Bristol, and continued actlVeiy
until 1894. since which Tune he led q Ire, re-
tired life on account OF q rheumatic aililc-
3tlon.IeIlc is survived by MIR. e. c; h Akers,
OF, Richmond; Mr.. Il. y !Akers, a prom m,
mont business man Of this city, ana MIS-.
IA. B. Dabney, OF this city, and his wire.
who NJ was a Miss Burford, q Amherst
county. stA "A f3s5t. 5it M 2Ii4 Ef.