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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-06
Old Council Meeting.

All the aldermen were in their seats
when Mayor Picker called the old
council together. Ex-Alderman
Stephen Barnes, formerly alderman
from the sixth ward was present in
his seat, but did not participate in the
meeting.
A petition from James King, making
application under the old soldiers
preference law for the position of
street commissioner, was on motion of
Alderman Hoglund, referred to the
new council.
Pay Rolls Allowed.
The following pay rolls were allowed
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-06
MAYOR B. F. SHUTS TAKES
SEAT AND TELLS POLICY

sidewalk commissioner and city
physician. In addition to this there
was transacted "a mass of other bust
ness that will keep the reelected clerk
and city stenographer busy for days
disentangling and properly arranging
in the four separate records Incident
ally the old council, after hearing an
nual reports from all the city officers,
and allowing the routine bills, raised
the salaries Of the chief of police, the
night captain and of the entire police
department The city firemen, the
hose cart and chemical wagon drivers,
and the sidewalk commissioner were
not forgotten.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-06

Clare-The Catholics will erect a
brick church, 49x9S. The contract win
be let soon.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-06
No Rails. for Treasurer.

1t was noticeable fact that the re-
elected city treasurer the only success
full democratic candidate for city Of
flee at the recent city election was
denied raise from $500 to $400 upon
a question raised by the retiring demo
cratic alderman-at-large and upon the
advice of the retiring democratic city
solicitor. The legal point ruled upon
by Solicitor w. H. c. Jaques was that
having been already elected to the of.
flee the law which prevents the salary
of an officer being raised during his
term of Office made it illegal to raise
the salary of the city treasurer who
was already elected even though not
sworn in.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-06
The Inaugural Address.

Saloons must be conducted accord.
ing to law, gambling houses must be
dispensed with and disorderly houses
must come under the ban of the law
were the declarations of the new
mayor in brief address Immediately
after the reorganization of the new
council. "A reasonable, sensible and
firm enforcement of the laws is what
the citizens of Ottumwa expect of us
and they have right to demand it of
u.s. was the gist of the practical and
businesslike talk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
BETTER GAS FOR CITY
NOW IN PROSPECT
To Test Samples Of Coal From
Various Mines Before
Awarding Contract.

The Committee on Gas last night indi-
Gated its determination to have good gas
for the city, SO far as that committee
shown when the question of letting out
the contracts for gas coal came up.
There We're nine bids, with varying prices.
After long discussion, In which most
Of the committeeman took part, and in
which Messrs. Gunst and Lynch figured
conspicuously,ath the committee decided to
give all the bidders for the contract the
their bid, and the result was that several
of the bidders will submit samples of
their coal to the superintendent of the
works, with the, 5unders landing that the
most productive coal would be the one
taken, regardless Of the price. Those who
will submit their samples are the Kama
wha Fuel Company, John j. Hesser and
Coal and Coke Company. Pending this
test. the present contractors. who also
have a bid before the committee, will
works busy. The present contractors are
the Chesap eake and Ohio Coal Agency
Company.
The test will be strengthened by the
who will analyze the various samples as
they are sent to the gas works.
.The, committee will do the best thing
for the city in the premises. and think
the best results. for the city. and believe
that, by the time the days begin to
Miengthen and gas Is IN greater demand,
the supply will. be better than ever.
At the next meeting of the City Coun-
Gil. Mr.. CARRIER Of the committee will
advocate the appropriation of sufficient
funds to construct the connecting pipe
between the gas plant and the gas holder
now being erected IN the West End. The
cost will approximately reach $4,000.
Some. members Of the, Council favor a
delay in this appropriation, pending the
consideration of plan to erect n new
gas plant in the West End and near the
gas holder,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
The ] i {: August
Grocery Co
Gil East Marshall Street,
72O West Cary,
ia North Eighteenth,
1881 East Main,
Brook Avenue and Clay.

Cruelty to Animals, yesterday sent to
Squire L. w. Cheatham their check for
the amount OF the fines. The cases would
have been called this morning, but the
compromise stopped this. Half OF this
fine-$$35-goe to the society, and 1t Is
upon these funds to large extent, that
the organization exists There were niue
warrants against the contractors.
Several other cases are to be called be-
fore Squire Chcatham to-day. NJ
Personals and Briefs.
There will be an important meeting
of the Patriotic Sons of America In
Cersley's Hall tonight. All members
are urged to be present.
Mr.. il O. .Fuqua has been elected as
a delegate to the Funeral Benefit As
ISOLATION which meets In Greensboro,
N. c., on the 18th, by Liberty Council,
No. 10. y. o. u. a. NJ.
Mr.. wv. "A. Moore, who was injured In
an accident at the Southern shops some
days ago, will leave the Retreat for the
Sick to-day and will be taken to his
home, in Manchester Ills injuries are
not as serious4as thought at first.
Miss Efflei Moore, Of No. 1922 Perry
Street, who has been extremely Ill for
several days, Is recovering slowly.
a..Finnegan'sg Fortune" by the Ideal
Merrymakers, of Richmond. will be the
attraction at Leader Hall tonight un-
der the auspices of Select Council,
Daughters ofSLiberty, Members Of the
council have gone to great expense to
secure the attraction. and there is every
indication Of large crowd being pres
emit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Treat Again Marshal.

In the presence of a few officials of
the court and the marshal's Office Mr..
sworn in as mnlsfial OF, the United States
for the EasterE. District of Virginia,
before Clerk Joseph p Brady, of the
United States Circuit Court, for his third
term. The ceremony was marked by
democratic simplicity, as Mr.. Treat him
self described it. being merely the taking
of the oath of office. When reminded
might be misconstrucd by some OF the
faithful who despise everything Demo-
cratic. Mr.. Treat remarked: They will
know before very long what ] am"
teresting TO the marshal for it meant
vindicaton, with a large V. and four
years more in the office, rather pleasing
experience after having been sumnarily
removed by the very President who has
just reappo!nted him 10 the plsitlou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
GREEK LETTER MEN.
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity te
Hold a Ranouet Tonight.

The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, one OF
tho strongest Greek letter college societies
in the South will hold a banquet at Muir
A splendid menu has been prepared, and
the members both OF OMicron chapter
(Richmond College, and OF the Alumni,
Association, will DO accompanied by their
lady friends.
The society embraces some of the most
prominent professional and business men
In several of the Southern States, many
Of whom reside In this city, IL,
Following Is a list OF the toasts and
speakers:
B y. L. Bemlss, postmaster; '.Pi Kappa
Alpha Memories" Clinic A. Boyce; "Vir-
gnia-Mother Of Pi Kappa Alpha" Jas.
Aston Cabell; "The Next Convention
Richmond, Va, 1907" E. p. Cox; "Omi-
cron Chapter" r. ii. willis: "The Alum
nj" B. b. Munford 1.-THE Goat. <" Joseph
p. snead; "Our sisters" o. l.. Shewmake;
Good Night Il, L. Bemiss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Two New Charters,

The State Corporation Commission yesterday
granted the following charters:
The southern Drag Company unc). Nor
folki @, j. T~ohy. president; II, NJ Warren,
treasurer: ] W. Calvert, secretary; Norfolk
Capital, $4,000 Objects, 10 conduct a general
wholesale and retail drug, patent medicine,
grocers' fpeclalties, etc.
knights OF st. Mark Mutual Aid Society,
Norfolk; James ". sheIron, worthy counsel.
lor; W, ", Miller, secretary: Jacob Jarvis,
treasurer: Norfolk Objects. for the purpose
of burylpg the dead. assisting It's rnembars
by caring for the sick aiding the distressed
and paying 10 the dependents OF its de-
ceased members such spns Of money as may
be stipulated 10 be paid In the by-laws OF
this corporation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
AVOID lCONTAGION
and HFECTION
DIslntset Freely With Pitts ChIorldss.

Contagious and infectious diseases are
prevalent The use of n reliable dlsir1fec-
tant protects the. household Dusty or
damp corners qnd cracks-nooks behind
plumbing. and bill spots that can't be
reached by the scrubblng brush, should
be freely sprinkled with Il mixture Of
one 10 part Platt.s Chlorides and ten (l0)
parts Of water. THIS D1LuTiON COSTS
LESS THAN 6 CENTS "A QUART Use
1t freely In the Masterpiece sinks and
closets and do not neglect liberal spriilk.
ling Of the cellar. TO remove objection
able odors where sprInkling lsinadvisablc
a cloth. wrlng out OF the dlution mem
toned, should be placed over or near tho
article. A littla Extra care Just now may
prevent much sickness and expense.
Platt's Chlorides is an odorless, co,orlcss
liquid which Instantly destroys foul odors
and misunderstanding matter. It has been
freely submitted to Physicians santari-
ans and boards OF Health for Is years.
and over q. 1000 written endorsements have
been received from them. It ia sold
everywhere In full quart bottles. and Is
prepared only by Henry B. Plat. New
York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
WOMAN'S COLLEGE.
Commencement Exercises. At
q Randolph-Macon Next Week.

5i Especial to Tho Times Dispafoh.)
&, 5LYNCHBUFaG, VA, June 1.-The COM
mencement Of the Randolph Wo-
place on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
OF the coming week. Rev. Or, u, n.
Rawlings, Of Danville. will deliver the
haccalaureatee sermon Monday will be
The annual banquet Of the alumnae
association Will be held at tho Hotel Car
roll on Monday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
ture OF which will be an address by DR..
Nathaniel Butler the head, Of the Eng
lish department OF the Chicago llniver--
sIty and at night Dr. w. 8, Currell OF
Washington and Lee, will address the
annual celebration of the Jefferson and
Franklin Literary Societies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Last Chances to See Pictures.

Tonight and tomorrow night will close
the free exhibition Of the moving picture
scenes at Forest Hill Park. With the
exception of one night, when the weather
at the beautiful park across the James.
The ride from Richmond to Forest Hill
is particularly pleasant on warm nights,
and with the added attraction OF the
wonderful moving picture machines,
without added cost, the summer stay-at-
homes are finding plenty of means of en-
joyment these nights.
After Tomorrow night the pictures will DO
shown at Westhampton Park. a complete
new set being secured from the manufac-
turcrs In New York. The scenes this
week are very good, and they range from
the melodramatic to the comic. Plenty Of
cars are operated to the parks where tho
pictures are shown, so that there is no
unnecessary croWdng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
|DR. DANIEL GOES
TO GRAND JURY.
Physician Charged With violat-
ing Postal Laws field for
Further Examination.
SAID He WA. WoMAN's AGENT.
This the Plea Of Specialist III
His Own De
Tense.

The case Of the United States VS.. ].
sills Daniel. a practicinE physician Of
this city. charged with sending untnail-
able matter through the United States
malls In violation OF the statute, which
was begun last week before United States
Commissioner Joseph y. Brady. was con-
clcdcd yesterday, the accused being held
for the grand Jury OF the District Court
In $1,000 bail bond, which was readily
given. The case before the commissioners
vas simply one to show probable cause
OF guilt. Tho testimony had all been
heard last Friday, the case being adj
tourned In order to give the district att
torney chance TO appear md pass
upon questions OF law raised by defen-
dants counsel, Mr.. a. Z. Cohen, oil this
city. AT q hearing yesterday tho gov
District Attorney Robert II. Talley, whlo
Mr.. Cohen again appeared for the de-
Fictitious Person.
Tho defense raised the point that the
matter alleged to have been mailed was
sent to a ficlitIous person.. and thnt d
stamp was enclosed as an inducement to
violation OF the law. and that under these
circumstances no offense had been COM
mitted. He cited 4 decision ot u court
to sustain his contention. Mr. Talley. for
the government, commended that the use
OF decoy letters and fictitious names was
necessary TO detect crime. and has been
repeatedly 80 held by the highest courts.
He argued that the defendant had adj
united the offensc charged IN the war
rant, and that there was nothing TODD
but to hold him for grand jury action.
This course was accordingly taken by
the commissioner.
b Unlawful Use.
Dr.. Daniel was charged with sending
out by mail advertisements OF a device.
the use OF which Is unlawful, and with
having in such mailed matter suggested i
Its unlawful use. The defendant ed.
lnttcd mailing the literature and the de-
Vice, but claimed he was acting as agent
for q. young woman formerly employed
by him as nurse, and who owned the
business advertised as owned by q conf
pany. II was mailed from his sanitarumL
1t is probable that the nurse will be In
l7olved in the proceeding. either as Wit
ness or as co-defendant.
The penalty Tor the offcnsc is from
81 to 5000 ma ximum fine. and from ono
daytto five years imprisonment, or both,
in the discretion of the Judge OF this
trial court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Goes to His Old Home.

ing for Oxford n. c., his old home, whore
he says he will rest up for a few DAYS
that he may fully recover from The strain
OF the strenuous life he has lately been
home in North Carolina again, he replied:
Certainly not. l am only going to OK
ford to rest up, preparatory to rcsum ng
my law practice. While ] shall enter
into general practice. shall make a spe-
cialty Of matters coming within the jurls-
dction OF the Corporation Commission
and of corporation law
Major Laner feels that as q result Of
his recent training as the law clerk Of
the commission, he has exceptional quail
liications for practice along the lines indi-
Gated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
INSHE,NRICO.
Youthful Couple Wanted News
From the Courts.

Miss Lena Eubank. the seventeen-year-old
daughter OF hlr. and Mrs. T. w. Eubank, OF
Henrlco county was married last night to
Mr.. w. Lawrence Perkins, eighteen years Of
age and a popular jstonecutter Of the city. The
ceremony was performed l at at the home OF the
bride.
Lula Perkins, a white woman, was fined
$40 by Squire Lewis OF Henrico county. yes
tertay upon the charge Of being drunk. Her
husband paid s. for abusing Mary Seay.
q William Christian, negro. threatened his
wife, whose Christian name is Matte. But the
aforesaid Matte didn't recollect much about
tho threats when the case was Called hence
its dismissal
William Guard a young white man. Is in
ja in Henrlco charged with beating his way
on the railroad and is being held as a sus-
piclous character Guard didn't guard him
self close enough and was taken In by spe-
cial Officer Duke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
DEATHS.

BADENOCH-Died June 4. 1905. at 5o1
Il West Marshall Street, at 6 p. NJ, JOS
EPH URBAN BADENoCH!. only son
Funeral THIS AFTERNOON, June 2.
1906, alta P. NJ. from his homo at Ches-
wick Farm. Henrico county, Va. In
torment In River View Cemetery.
Friends and relatives invited % ~ az
MEADE.-Died. May 80. 1906, al. her home.
Z in Philadelphia, Mrs. MARY a.
4 MEADE. formerly OF Kiehmona ch va,
Va, for interment Funeral TO-MOR.
ROW (Fridny) MORNING., at 10
O'Clock, from st. Patrick's Church with
solemn requiem higi, mass. y. i Ter en-
a moumi invited to attend.
May a. 1906. at the
residence OF his son-n-laW, MI. w., r.
Va, lieutenant z. w. PERKINS. in the the
seventy-third year ofe his age. MT.
Perkins was a nativeto of Louisa county
and was an old Confederate so 1o, ,o 1n,,
years. in which struggle he received
quite a. severe wound which doubtless
shortened HIS days on earth: lie was
a gallant soldier. Though plain and I'M
assuming every inch OF him was true
{ and noble He was proud. Of the lately
erected monument at Louisa, Va, 70 the
memory OF the old confederates In the
beautiful Christian life he had led Tor
many years he has erected 70 ms men, men,
and more durable than any earthly hand
can erect; monument whose beauty
no SUMS rays can tarnIsh nor raindrops
cause to crumble. Let US SO live as 20
meet him in the bright and beaut'tul
beyond.
zAcHAR1As-Dted, at his residence. JAZZ
Ashland Street. May 81. 1896, at 2. NJ.
FL Mr.. ARTHUR HUGO gZACHAflAs:
ared thirty-four. He leaves wife and
two small SONS. ,,,,.
Funeral Will take place FRIDAY. at
$50 P. IN. from the residence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Groceries
Way
Down.

Elgin Butter, per lb.........aaSsc
Bird Island Flour, sack. ....37c
8 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard. .25c
Fine Irish Potatoes, peck. 15c
Large Mackercl, 3 for......a5c
Our 4oc Mixed Tea at.......aoc
Large Roe Hcrrings, doz... aoc
15c cans New Orleans
Molasses for roc
Best Meal, peck .1sc
Large Oranges, dozen. .a5c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Swept Down Stream.

Especial TO The Times- Dspatch.)
1ORDONSVlLLD,s VA. June 1-Waltor
Daniel. colored, driver for Mr.. L.. ]. Faber,
had q, very narrow escape from death by
drowning Wednesday evening. He had taken
Mr. Charles Locker to his homo above Fuckers
VILE, fordlng thu Rapidan, a river at that
place safely. On his return, about half an hour
later he again attempted to ford i. but the
river had risen worry much and horse and
vehicle We're being swept down stream. Real
icing that 1t was Impossible to escape with
tho buggy, Daniel cut the harness. freeing the
horse He then succeeded In saving himself
and horse Tho buggy was washed down tho
stream and destroyed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary "A. Meade

Mrs. Mary A, Meade. formerlysof Rich
mond, died IN. Philadelphia Wednesday
after short Illness The remains we're rSe
funeral viii DO from St. ,,Patrick's Church
at 10 O'Clock this morning, with solemn
REQUIEM hgh mass Ga;, lnte rnn,a, o, VIII be
Joseph Badenoch,
Joseph Urban, only son Of Mr., Joseph,
p Badenoch, died yesterday afternoon
al 8 O'Clock at his homo. No.. sol West
Marshall Street. The fMntral VIII be from
the home this afternoon at 9 o'clock ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Bumgardner--Scott.

Colonel Rudolph Bumsardner and Miss
Mamie Brooke Scott, both Of Staunton.
were quietly married yesterday after
noon at the residence Of Miss SCOTS
cousin. Mrs. Edwin Peasants No. liz
South Third Street.
The bride is a daughter of Rev, DR..
w N. Scott, OF the Second Presbyterian
Church, staunton, and IL very popular.
She, with her father and sister, Miss
Agnes have neen here several days
MI. Bumgardner is one of Staunton's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
RAN ARMED BURGLAR OUT
OF HOUSE WITH CHAIR,

(specal q Tic Tlmes- Dlspatch]
ROANOKE, VAu June LA white man.
with face blackened, made bold at.
tempt last night to rob the home Of
Mr.. Benjamin CRUZ, on tho suburbs Mr..
Cruff went TO the door to answer q knock
and the man entered and slipped y pts-
tol In his face. lie and Howard MINNIE.
a young man who was with him, ran
Into the kitchen. The burglar followed.
but was met by Mr.. +, s. MINNIE, Wh rs,
out of the house. tss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
To Remove PAPER

The Committee on Health met In the
City, Hall at s o'clock and adopted a
motion instructing the. Superintendent OF
OF police and urge greater vigilance on
the part OF the police department in all
cases of nuisances created In alleys by
persons throwing loose trash, rubbish and
,effete matter therein
Bids were received for the purchase Of
waste paper collected by the department,
and u contract was awarded 10 D. il. Hey,
the hilhtkt bidder. -.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Properly (?) Advised.

Portsmouth's new Mayor is getting
large assortments of advice, the article
that is snd to be cheaper than dirt.
in Portsmouth is wise and voluminous in
giving advice to Mayor Reed. He knows
precisely what the Mayor ought to do
and many of the wisest and most In
different citizens have not hes'tated to
toll Mayor Reed what his duties and his
responsibilities ara and what they expect
of him. sitH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Appointed District Dep,,tv

Grand Master Norman Ashby, Of the
odd-Fellows. has appointed Mr.. J.. b..
deputy for district No. %, composed Of
Unity Lodge. No. ST. Fitzhugh Lodge,
No. 93: Patrick Henry Lodge, No 12S:
Schiller Lodge No. $780, metropolitan
very proud OF furnishing SO important a
general officer as district deputy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02

most prominent young attorneys, and a
son Of Capt. and Mrs. Jas Bumgardner,
of Staunton, who came to Richmond to
attend the marriage. Colonel Bumgard-
ncr is loader in society here. He served
In the. Spanish-American War as captain
of TIC Staunton Rifles. immediately
after the marriage, they left for Old
Point and the North. They will make
their home in Staunton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Feast of Ascension.

Yesterday was observed as the Fea q
OF the Ascension in all the CatholL
churches in the city. At the II O'Clock
mass at the Cathedral Rev. Father Wa.
tiers preached.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
CLAW Ward Actives.

Tho Clay Ward Actlves will meet tomorrow
night ut Bcviderc Hall. and will hear tho
candidates for city collector high constable,
senator and commissioner OF the revenue.
The meeting was postponed from last Sntur-
day MIGHT. -------- 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Faith and PROGRESS.

Services will be held at tho temple Of
the Sir Moses Montefore Congregation,
The theme of the sermon by Rev. DR.. II
N. Heller will be Faith and Progress. !"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
interment will be IN Rivcrview Cemetery
Mrs. Mary Gartarian.


Mrs: Mary Gartarinn, aged twenty-five.
died TUESDAY evening at 0 o. clock at the
virginia Hospital. She leaves husband
and three small children
The funer1l Will be this afternoon from
PEARSON and Woodys Undertaking estab-
lishment, No. 2SlS East Broad Street.
Rev. John Ward.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch)
SUFFOLK, VA. June 1-Rev. John
Ward, 70 years old, we'll known Baptist
clergyman OF Isle OF Wight county, Va,
was found dead In bed this morning.
Key. Mr.. Ward, who was chaplain OF the
Calcott-Wrenn Camp of Confederate Vat
Grams. delivered the prayer at isis OF
Wight Courthouse Tuesday, when the
Confederate monument was unveiled In
the presence Of 1000 people. He was In
his usual health Mt bedtime last night.
He is survived by a widow and two
sons, Dr.. J. w. Ward and Robert Ward
Frank E. Stallings.
Special to The Times -Dlspatch.)
+ SUFFOLK. VA, juno las tho result
of m accident on May 10, when he was
bruised internally by being thrown from
buggy, Frank T.. Sailing, justice
OF the peace at Buckhorn. Nansemond
county, died early this morning. aged
90 years. Justice Stallings's horse became
frightened at a pile driver, and he jump
ed to escape mora serious damag &c. His
wife, who was Miss bIttlc Eley. OF SUI
folk preceded him 70 the grave. There
xy,N aR~N