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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-24
DEMOCRATIC AssnEcIArIoN.

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A week ago II was the Inteliigen-
GERS pleasure to reproduce an edito.
rial paragraph from the Shepherds.
town Register. the leading Democrat.
ic paper Of the Eastern Pan Handle,
which WA in effect that the conserya-
tive citizens Of Jefferson county and
elsewhere would be governed in their
opinions OF the new tax laws by a
comparison Of their tax tickets with
former years.
Since then the increase in valua-
ton of the railroad property has
served to bring forth the foilowing,
frank admission from the same able
Democratic paper:-
The board Of public works OF West
Virginia has added $4,000. 900 to the
railroad assessments in this State, an
Increase of about 10 per cent. This,
in our opinion. is real tax reform. . .
Ten per cent. increase is a pretty
fair start in the right direction, and
we hope the good work may go on
unti n railroads are compelled to
pay according to the privileges they
enjoy and are assessed as to their
true and actual value"
OF course, Editor Snyder does not
admit than he can help. for he
is a Democrat of Democrats, but he is
above everything else disposed to be
fair to his readers. II the Republi.
can administration passed laws equal.
izing taxes by reducing them OF
those who have been paying fairly
and catching those who have been es.
Gaping. he is the kind Of a man to ad.
NIT the coin and fight his party's bat.
ties on another issue. If his party
had more Snyders and fewer truck.
lers to corporations 1t would be the
bette for it.-wheeling Intelligencer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-24
THE WEST vIRoINIAN,s
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
Thermometer Readings For Pas.
Twenty-Four Hours-H. Glenn
Fleming, Observer.

Judge t. p. Jacobs makes a vigor.
GUS denial of the assertion that he
was one of the White Sulphur con-
ferees and backs It up with an equal.
ly forceful tribute to the new tax
laws. He does not think the Repub.
lican party needs Saving" except
from those not in sympathy with the
Intelligence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-24
a FINE REVOLVER LOST.
Officer Ridsely Dropped His Trus.y
on Saturday Night.

A fight started at the Opera House
Saturday night and Officer
Frank Ridgely, On a passing car,
aiishted in a hurry to stop it and in
doing SO his CUR, a fine Smith & Yves.
son. dropped from his pocket. any
one finding same will return it to
officer or to police headquarters.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-24

Governor Dawson advised the peo-
pie to keep sweet and cool. And now
with lowered taxes they can enjoy
the hottest kind of weather, says the
Nicholas Republican.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-07-24

The West virginian is delivered by
carrier to all parts OF the city and
The nearby towns. II a single copy
u missed, notify us at once SO that
an Investigation may be made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
colo FLOODED MURDER
IN P|TTSYLvAN|A co.

fspeclal e The Times D ispatch..)

TIL Especial to The Times Dispatch.) @
CHATHAM. VA, April 24.-Belng re-
fused an advance OF money, ] ohm Custard
Orie Johnson In cold blood on
the farm of r. l.. w. Graves, near Toshes.
Saturday afternoon. Johnson was
grandson OF Graves and Custard was q
laborcr on the Graves farm. Custard
asked Graves for money. which was re-
fused. Mr. Graves telling him he had
oyerdrawn his wages. to which Custard
replied With profanity, calling his liar
Mr.. Graves. who is old and very feeble.
Immediately turned from his abuser and
started :is the direction Of his home.
johnson nd just driven his wagon IN, up
ana asn5tsh5 oes ene SAD
ibid you hear what that penitentiary
convict said to meg? Gusta ard nan WaiS
adyansed upsHis home Coming upon
Johnson first, Custard. without the least
provocation. drew his pistol and fired
point blank. the bullet entering Jonnsohh rs
died In two hours. Custard fled and IS
thought now to be In hiding In a dense
cliff the Graves farm IN, L. G q, t
Johnson was airespected a citizen ana ei
leaves a young wife. Custard IS u bad
man. He has served one term In the
one hnndred dollars reward has been.
offered by Sheriff Shellhorse for the sur
render OF Custard 3 body to him or any
deputy anywhere in the United u States.
Searching parties are5scour'ng the coun-
try for the murderer. .5s
After the murder Custa rd's wife stated
that she told her husband not to CARY
his pistol with him when he left her
just short while before.
B Custard replied that II he got into a
fuss he would commit suicide. 1T Is gem
orally believed that the bullet which killed
johnson was Intended for Graves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
SUDDEN Death /: OF
mrs. TH0s /. MOORE

Mrs. Thomas L. Moore, of No 819 West
Franklin Street, died suddenly at 5
o'clock Sunday morning at a hospital in
Los Angeles. California, where she had
undergone n surgical operation.
The death OF Mrs Moore was exception
ally sad. she having left here on April
18th in company with her husband and
several lady relatives. for tour Of some
six weeks IN Honolulu and the Orient.
The party was about to leave for San
Francisco from which point they were
to have sailed. when Mrs. Moore was
taken suddenly ILL She left home in her
usual good health and in fine spirits.
Besides Mr.. and Mrs. Moore. the mem
bers OF the party were Miss Roberta Al
len. a cousin OF Mrs Moore. and Miss
Mary Moore, a niece OF Mr.. Moore.
Mrs Moore was a daughter Of the late
James w. Allison. Of this city her mother
having been Miss Zimmerman, OF Alex
5andr!a. She leaves a brother. Mr.. James
w. Allison, Jr.
Mrs. Moore was a first cousin Of Mr..
Warner Moore. i5
y The body lis expected here Friday for.
burial. The funeral arrangements will
be made later;on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
WEST POINT SENDS
HELP TO C0 Oh 0 k.
Fire in the Woods Burns
Over Fifteen
Acres. &
especial to The Times. Dispatch.)

sISs 44s Especial 10 4Ihe Times DlSIntch)
FL WEST POINT: VA. April PA. fire
started IN the woods near Cohoke Sta
ton yesterday and burnt over about fif-
teen acres, destroying leaves and debris.
Little damage was done to growing trees
or cord wood. Notice was sent here for
help, and Mr.. r.. G. Cardun. railroad
agent. and Il bucket and axe brigade
from the depot here went to tho scene
OF the fire about o'clock In the after
noon on special engine, lending valu-
able assistance, I'LL b <.
Rev. William J.. Maybce, State super
4intendent Of the Chlldren's Homo Society,
held two interesting services IN West
Point yesterday, and In the afternoon
at Poropone Church. Just over the river.
at Shackleford's g., a is y 3. sf W ia
He organized ~ branch society here
4 to act as an advisory board lie
brought with him IA bright little three
yoar-old boy, homeless. and placed MN
in good Christian home.
The annual Easter cgg hunt NJ Heach
Park. given by the three churches nero,
wns a great success. After the hunt the
forenoon was spent In varied nmuse-
\ sydney Groome won the apple eating
contest, Brandt De Farges tho pest
jumper, Percy Wood best sack !, sac 6 !.
Ben Mosby crawling contest, Iempie
palmer In rolling contest, Brandt re
Farges best In boys running race Mabel
Roberts hest In girls running race
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
SERIOUS FIRE
At OCEAN c !. 4 VIEW
Scenic Railway Pavilion and
the Bath House
Burned.
SEVERAL COTTAGES BURNED
No Facilities for Fighting Fire
and the Flames Spread
Rapidly.
Especial to The 1'imes- olspntch)

Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
NORFOLK, VA, April 24.-Fire destroy
cd $4,000 OF property at Ocean View, Iii
less than two hours tiis afternoon. There
are no facilities for fighting fire, hence
the light frame cottages were simply
food for the flames so long as they stood
In the direction Of the wind. 81
The fire started in the dark passages
OF the scenic railway at 3:15 o'clock, and
burned all that was in It's way until
5 o'clock. It is supposed that boys wan
Gered into the scenic railway and not
icing able to see, lighted ~ match which
set fire to the inflammable materials, of
which the scenes arc constructed. The
wind, which was fresh, did the rest.
The flames quickly enveloped the wood
en- structure OF the railway, but BY cut.
tiny away a part Of IT, the remainder
and the adjoining toboggan were saved
The flames leaped to tho Avoca Club, how
ever, and then burned the Hygeia, the
Foster. tho Levy and tho Cherry Hill cct-f
!taRes. ssS "
THE most serious loss is to tho Bay
Shore trolley line. The station, the pa
bvillon. the dancing floor above, ard tile
bath house all large, costly and Just fins
1shed last fall, for the new road. were
completely destroyed.
Otto Wells, who owns the attractions
and who had just made a contract for
some OF them, arrived here to-day Just
In time to hear of the fire, and to hurry
to the scene. Neither he nor the off,
cals Of the Ocean View road, a branch
IF the Norfolk Railway and Light Com
ipslny, managed by the Williams interests
CT Richmond, could estimate tho loss. The
season had not opened and the books and
papers OF the companies are not accessi-
BILE. The data cannot be had yet
&y4 The loss falls hard on the Bay Shore
road, because that has been In litigation
for more than a year, and is now In
charge OF receivers. appointed by Judge
Slvaddill, y Of the United States Court. All
of the houses and amusem.nts will be
rebuilt and the resort will continue with
out interruption IN "
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DEATH OF AN
H0NORED MAN.
Captain George w Psgram
Passed Away in Petersburg
OIL Yesterday.
ON A Battlefield |. /: ! ID PARK PARK.
A Committee Named BY the Gov
ernol 81 the Chamber Of
81 Commerce.
SclilillSAS
f.t
10 The cs-plspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
& I,ETERSBURG.s!v VA, April q. --Captaint
George w. Pcgran., a we'll known and
honorcd citizen. died early this morn-
ing at his nome on High Street from
sudden attack OF angina pretoria. He.
had been Ill for about two weeks with
this disease OF the heart, and during
several attacks there were great feais
for HIS lie. but he had ralii and greatly
aimproved.s II Last night he was consid err
ed practically out Of danger but an at
tack came on about 4 O'Clock y his morn
ing, and before d physician coullf arrive
he was dead. @
IA HIS FAMILY. y ri 3.3.
Captain Pegram was fifty-thTec years
\ old. 8 He Is survived by ibis wife and
their three children, Miss Margaret, Mas
Elizabeth and Lieutenant John -. =. Pes-
he was the last Of three brott hers. who
hnve died duytng 5e past 5res
died IN Philadelphia. the death Of Mr..
Robert Fegram occurred "a, month ago
a the home Of his laughter in Memphis
The funeral q Captain rssra y,
Episcopal Church "Wednesday morning
at II o'clock. The internent will be in
Blandford Cemetery.
Robert N. Partln recently elected a
i police commissioner by the Board Of AL
derrlen and Council. has published a
card declining the honor. and saying that
4 he IS not d candidate for any office.
He was elected member OF the board
Ito succeed DenmeS Parkinson. who re-
- Battlefield PARK. eli
81. The Board OF Governors. of the Chamber
OF Commerce has appointed Battles
field Park Committee to 8co-opera tie with
like committee from the City Counail
and Board Of Aldermen. 81
@ In the matter. Of the removal OF 1amp-s
den-S Sidney College no definite action has
yet been taken by the Chamber Of Com
81 The Petersburg Grnys have \ accepted
q an invitation from the Oakwood Me-
mortal Association OF Richmond, to par
$ticspate In memorial services on the 10th
sayed Ahmed. a young Syrian in bust
ness here. died suddenly Yesterday az
4ternoon while on a fishing trip down the
river. Ahmed separated from his COM
panIon who, after a short interval, found
4 him dead. Heart disease was presumably
~ the yssstr sss u q st. pa naI |.
reelected. with the exception Z, OF
Mr. Fl. Noltcnuius. who declined re-
Z, election, and was succeeded by Mr.
F'ortescuc Nvhittle. IA #
a drag hunt and tea at the Country
Club this afternoon attracted a large
gathering. s5s b a, q N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25

ard is still raging. A large area has
been. burned over. and some farm build
Ing timber. forestry and nearly every
thing IN its course have been DESTROYED;
Two structures took fire and were saved
4 The neighborhood presents charred
and blackcned scene, and the amount OF
damage wrought by the fire cannot be
estimated at this time
All this conflagration and loss Of prop.
ertv resulted from a tiny fire kindlcd
for the purpose OF burning some weeks
and trash from small, plot Of ground
being prepared for a family potato patch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Funeral Notice,

HELLsTERN.-The funeral OF Mr..
( PIILIPI HELIsrERN who died sud-
q denly at his home, No, so4 10 "; Grace
Street. vt a; N, Z! SUNDAY may Was held at
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. FIellstern. who
+ was hfty-fve years Of age ana unmar-
\ rled, is survived by q brother, Abram
IIellstern, He was an aotiYe member o.
lows tns = Royal is Ar Ss' GOOD Good Fellows.
The active paiil-bearers were Clifford
We'll, Charles Gunst., Jacob lSirsh, sam
sycle, Isaac Held, Claiborne Epps and
b, Witt, Captain George Epps, 4, M,
\ Taylor Captain j. II, Wangflsld, A.
EIchel, William Flegenheimer, 81, ii.
+ Wythe Davis and julius straus Il y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Battin-Lee.
pecial to The Times Dispatch

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April 24.--A1r:
Miss Rosa Lee. daughter OF Mr.. Augustus
Lee, OF spotsylvana county. were married
last Thursday at the home Of the bride near
Matte Lee was maid OF honor: Mr.. Thomas
Battn. OF Washington, best man. The other
attendants were Mr.. William Kronk with
Miss Eva Garner. Mr.. Charles Lee with Miss
Mamie Garner, Mr.. John Lee with Miss Emma
Haney, Mr.. William Brame with Miss Pearl
Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Battin will reside In
Spotsylvania county Ei2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
ARM CRUSHED OFF,
The Fate of a Fireman Who Fell
Asleep on the Track,
l(anNcial tO ,rho TIWes-DlspaIch,

. lsose!a! % TIC !InmsoI INI.an,, I, NJ
ROANOKE, VA. Aprii a,,,Nar rtr1,ah MS Y;
y .pa nag,se Y Grain at Pine Hall. II g,
sa turday might and his right arm crush y z,
ed OFF, He was taken to the hospital n
He had been working overtime Was
sleepy, sat down on the track TO await
the passenger train, fell asleep, and Was
HIrhe first excursion Of the season was
run here to-day from Winston S.3. "
The feature of the day MAS q ten-inning
game el ball between Eharp's institute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Hopkins addock.
Special to tho Times Dlspatch.) Xxx

4 FREDERICKSBURG VA, A pril ia M r.
and Miss Ethel L. Paddock, OF Clyde, n. y.
were married last week at the home OF the
grooms sister. In Washington Rev. j. NJ.
Paris OF Maryland. assisted by Mr.. r.. 0.
Grouse, of washington. officiating. Miss Nellie
Miller was maid OF honor and Professor +. a.
Huntington, OF Harrisburg, Pa. best man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Wilkin.son-Trott.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
FREDERICKSBURG,f VA, April o4.-Mr.
Edward F. Wilkinson and Miss Mary pEmellne
Trott daughter OF Mr. H. b. RTrott.F OF Co
loniai Beach. were married In the Baptist
Church at that place a few days ago by
Rev j. r, Thomas Mrs. Annie Nc abe and
Miss Frances Trott. with two brothers OF the
bride. and Mr. Watt Lee were the attendants
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
OBITUARY. 6, 3 II AR,
Henry, c.. Bisset.

Mr.. Hcnry%C. Bisset died at 2:4O p. NJ.
yesterday at the home OF his aunt, Mrs.
w. L. Maule, No. 81 East Main Street.
He had resided here for long time. The
immediate cause Of his death was
iBright's disease.
3 His early days were passed In Peters,
burg. his birthplace, he being the son,
sof the late David a. Bisset, OF that city.
He removed to Baltimore soon after the
war and engaged In business there with
the firm Of Fink Brother and Company.
of which he subsequently became mem
Der. " 4.
II In 1880 he married Miss Katie +. Ely
son, OF Richmond, who died In q Ss7. II
Mr.. Bisset Is survived by five ,lephews,
the children OF his only brother, theslate
David "A Bisset. of Kentucky.
& He was well known in business circles
here and throughout Virginia and Mary
land, He was. a man. OF very courteous
manners and OF sterling character, with
singularly high ideals
His funeral win take place from St.
Joseph's Catholic Church. in Peters
burg to-Tcrrou morning TT 10 o. clock.
Philip Hellstern.
Mr.. Philip Hellstern died at his home.
No. 2p4la West Grace Street, Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. y
Mr.. Hellstern's death was due to apo
y
ferer from BriFht's disease.
He was flfty-five years OF yage. was un-
and leaves5a brother, Mr.. 5Abram
Hellstern. x
Mr.. Hellstern was Mason, an Odd.
Fellow, and belonged TO other well known
secret orders He was also { for years
active in local politics, and was at one,
time member of the City Democratic
Committee
The funeral took place from the resi-
dence at o'clock yesterday afternoons.
and the interment was made In the Hc-
brew Cemetery. ds
Following were the pall-bearers: Ii
Acknowledgement of his lodges. and
Charles Gunst. Clifford Well, Sam sycle
and Jacob Kirsh.sl w X ISL
Honorary Captain George Epps, Mr..
Julius streus, Judge S. B.Witt, A. Eichel.
r. M. Taylor, Captain j. F. Wingfeld.
Colonel w. Miles Cary and DR.. II. Wythe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Ford-Tones.

Sam T. Ford and Miss Ina Jones' daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Jones. both of Colonial
Beach, We're married last week at the home
OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev. j. r. Thomas
MIR. and Mrs, Ford are now on their bridal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
BLAND n ] TO l['', RUN.
Now 4 Candidate for Legislature
Al From Portsmouth.

IspecIa! % INC TIImts-IJlsfatch.J9IF dII7
NORFOLK, VA, April 24-C Charles 7.
Bland, q Of Portsmouth III, who retired from
week, will run for the Legislature. II o
was Representative forS five terms. but
declined to run two years 4ag co. s8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Thomas 3. Roberts.

NORFOLK, va, April a. Thomas D..
Roberts. Of Portsmouth, seventy years Ut
age, died this morning after an illness
OF two months.
who surveyed the first road over the Allie
ghany. Her husband ana Two sons survive.
Mrs. Eliza Pollard.
5 (specral Il to the Times Dispatch) nv
sFREDERlCkSBDRG VA. April 24.-
Mrs. Eliza Pollard I, a well known lady Of
Stafford county, died yesterday at hcr
home. near Brooke, aged sixty-seven
years, ,fSsSsi8s @f5t5&
Mrs. A. a. Grabeau.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.) II
CHARLOTTE, N. G., April 24.--Mrs.
Adeline AZ Grabeau died this morning at
z o clock at the home OF her grand -da,igf- Z
ter, Mrs. Leigh Colyer, in Piedmont Park.
She had been in feeble health for some
time but was seriously. III for only q few
hours BEFORE her marriage Mrs. Gra-
beau was a Miss Walker. She was born
In williamsburg, Vac seventy-slx years
ago Her husband preceded her to the
grave seven years. Surviving her are two
children. Mrs. George seay. OF Raleigh,
md Rev. Hubert Grabeau, Of Plattsburg,
N. Y.st She had lived for some time With
her granddaughter, Mrs. leigh Colyss
The rernains will be taken to Ashe VILE
for interment.
Reese B. Gillespie.
BRISTOL, TENN, April ls.-Reese =.
Gillespie, a native of Tazcwell county,
and whose father was one o. The largest
land owners OF that county, died at Pen Pen
nngton. Gap nj last night. re was va,
the !, father 81 ". y. Gillespie. y no is
prominent in business here Els remains
were brought here for inter.nent The The
deceased was a veteran Of the Civil NVal',
having been "a member Of the Forty-
sixth Virginia Confederate Regiment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
(. Mr.. Kuvk's Funeral.

who died at the Memorial Hospital here
on Saturday took place from Epiphany.
Church., Barton Heights. at noon on,
yesterday. Mr.. Kuyk had been the pas.
tor OF the church for several years, and
was widely known, both here and out
IN he state Is W. lst4f {5 x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
FOREST FIRE RACES.

Farm Buildings and Other Prop
crty Destroyed in King George.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.) t
CONFORM, VA, April s24.-Thc fire that
got away from ex-Sheriff Win. N. lIIeflin
near King George Courthouse one day
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:InSMern,roriarn.

i.
AcensionS Cha pc, & HI gnland Park. held on;
Sunday, April 81 23d, 1906 the following
resolutions were adopted: y y q,
Whereas. 1t has eased Almighty 600
it's III ~ B, 81 ], D I, {. &, I,
That boy. nh humble sn,h eb u1'n3
parable loss, and thai we wi ever revere ~
( bis memory, and that his tea hings and
example have sown seeds Of in ! az %.
Extends it's sympathyato the berea yed
family; that the vestry Will atteno Inc ~.
funeral In a. body, and that these resetu =
tons he spread upon the minutes ano
kcony Of same sent III the family OF me
DECEASED 1 So 2. b sENsLo Z
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
IL a-fcaiIed meeting Of the vestry Of
ASCENSION Chapel. HI ghland Park: held on
resolutions were adopted :;$,i s,
WheSeas. 1t has pieasea S Ai.nisnt 2sac a,
ihc iatea CHRIsTlAN r OBEsRT. X t' sl'l'
Resolved. That we bow n humble sub b,
mission to the Divine VII; tnaI our ch trral
para BE loss, and tina t we will ever revere
St his memory, and that his teaching aIlo
example have sown seeds OF inestimanle
good IN our tothe BE Sereayea
family that the yestry VIII atteno .tne
funeral in a body, and that these reso-
siutions be spread upon the minutes and a
COW Of same sent to the family OF the
~ IL /. 1ls,15 w. R EYAWTER,
c. G. sFIAF'ER,
r. w. ROYALL,
PAUL Redo.
w. NJ. LEWIS,
C. d. WILDER,
n i435 ti.gl ID. "A. $KUYK.k
Z. 3. ENsLoW We.gtry.
p Il lsXPs gs%s'} s. died esis
18th, 1859. IN
DEATHS.
Monday evening, April
Il 24th. 1905, at P. NJ, at the residence
Of her son-in-law, Richard Davis, "a p.
Baker Street, Mrs MARTHA A ALL
SON.
5BIssBT.-Died, Monday afternoon. at the
residence of his aunt, Mrs: william l.
IF ASs'fi g 3 pi s. late i Baltimore
: Funeral services from St. Joseph,s
& Catholic Church, Petersburg, Va, WE'D
fiS NESDAY MOltNlNd NY ~ = caoof'
3DONAT1,-Dcd March ED, at Bakni dl
LUCCA-Toscana, Otaly, sBRAZILlO Do
MATT, aged eighty-two years. He leaves
two sons, David. a resident OF this city.
and Joseph Donati, and one daughter,
formerly Of this city, who reside now
In Italy.
lMOoRD.-Died, suddenly, at Los Angeles,
Call, Sunday morning. April. q, 1895. ut
O'Clock, DOROTHY ss95. a LII 8 O N
Is MOORE, wife of Thomas y. Moore,
daughter OF late James w. Allison.
Notice of funeral will be given later.
3MILLDR-Died, Sunday, April sd, at Il
o'clock "a. NJ, EDGAR PATTON MIL
X LUR Infant son Of John NJ Miller Jr,
and Mamie i, Miller.
Funeral from the residence. 9n Floyd
Avenue, at ! o'clock q N, Monday
ODEKIRK.-pied, Monday, at 3:15 p. M,
Mrs. REBECCA &. ODEKIRK, at the
residence OF her nephew, 17N Everett
Street, Manchester.
#8 The funeral will take place TO-DAYl
S(Tuesday). April 18th, at s o'clock P, NJ,
III from East END Baptist Church.. Rea-
tiyes and friends are invited to attend.
Interment In lakewood Cemetery,
Funeral Notice, III
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Al a called meeting Of the vestry. Of AS
AcensionS Cha pc, & HI gnland Park. held on;
Sunday. April 5 23d, 1906 the following
;Whereas, ii has pleased Almighty SOD
to call from our ldst4our beloved :reGt or,
.the~latea CHRISTIAN ROB ER RI Ky IN,
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Funeral Of Mrs. Batkins.

+ The funeral of Mrs. s. A.. Batkins. who
died at the home OF her son on Saturday
night, took piece yesterday afternoon
from Seventh Street Christian Church.
She leaves three Children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
Edgar Patton Miller.

The funeral of Edgar Patton Miller,
the Infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Miller. Jr.. took place from the home
OF the parents mt ~ o'clock yesterday
afternoon. X }5i {l 9