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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
mo- TONGUECAN
TELL. SUFFERING
From itching and Bleeding Eczema
Pain Terrible Body and Face
Covered with Sores - Doctors
and Medicines Failed.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTICURA'.

4 nlNo tongue can tell thow suffered
for Eve years with5itching and bleed
ing eczema, until was cured by tho
GCuticura Remedies, and I am so CRATE.
Sfulilwart the world to know, for what
helped me will help others. My body
and face were covered with sores.
One day 1t would seem to be better,
aud then break out again with the
most terrible pain and itching. ! have
beer sick several times, but never In
my life did experience such awful
Suffering as with this eczema. l had
made u my mind that death was q ear.
at hand and I longed for that time
when ! would be at rest. had tried
many different doctors and medicines
without success, aud my mother
brought me the Cuticura Remedies,
insisting that tryithcni. 1sbegan to.
feel better after the first bath with
Cuticura Soap, and one, application Of
Cuticura Ointment. l continued with
the Soap and Ointment, and have
taken four bottles Of Cutic,,ra Resolv-5
ent, and consid Ter myself we'll. Any;
person having any doubt about this
wonderful cure by the Cuticura Rem
edics can write to my address.
Mrs. Attic Etson, Bellevue, Mich. ''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
SUPERIOR MERIT.
Rem arkabIe Curative Properties Of
Remedy for Indigestion and
tla0is.i 3s35gt cton, = !, Neakneaa m ~

S6oma G n Weakness.
stuart's Dyspepsia TIA blets, q prepa ra-
ton for the cure of dyspepsia and the
various forms Of Indigestion and stomach
trouble owes its great success as n cure.
for these troubles to the fact that It Is
prepared for disease and weakness Of the
stomach and d igestiv organs only and Is
not recommended or advised for any
other disease. III 9GSS} Il
It lis not a. cure-a II, but for any stomach
trouble 1T Ii undoubtedly the. safest, most.
sensible remedy that can be advised Will
the prospect Of a permanent cure, q Is
prepared In tablet form, pleasant to taste.
composedfof vegetabl and fruit essences,
pure pepsin and Golden Seal, every one
OF which act effectively ~ dlgestlng the
4 food eaten, thereby resting and 3inyl at
Ing the weak stomach, rest Is NATURES
cure for any disease. but you cannot
rest the stomach unless you put into y
something that will do Its work or as
sist In the digestion OF food.
That Is exactly what Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets do, one grain Of the digestive
8prlnclple contained in them VIII digest
5000 grains OF meat. eggs or similar
wholesome foods; they will digest the
food whether the stomach is In working
order or not, thereby nonrlshing the
body and resting the stomach mt the
same time. and rest and nonrlshment Is
snature's cure for any weakness, ss TX
In persons run down 4 n flesh and gaIlleFl
tito these tablets y uild up the strength
and increase flesh, because they digest
flesh-forming food which the weak stoln-
ach cannot do;et they increase tho flow of
gastric Juice and Il prevent fernaenta tom.
acidlty and sour, E{wa terry rlsings. & q A
81 Stuart 81 Dyspepsia ia hletsi can DO found
at all drug stores at 80 cents y f 70.
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Il . i Ia
Y his second trial, which was had in Prince
Edward at the January term OF court
was acquitted. and is at present out on
bail for his appearance here next week
to answer light other indictments, q sep
5arate one having been for each Of the
nine buildings burned on the night of the
fire. * %
Charlie Forbes has never been admitted
/ q. bail. and is in Prince Edward county
jail awaiting the result Of his trial. He
has able counsel to defend him N1essrs.
Lee and Howard, of Lynchburg. and
Judge j. NJ. Crute. OF Farmyile, while
an equally strong prosecution of he case ;
will be conducted BY Commonwealth's
Attorney e. w. Hubbard, OF Bucking cham,
and Mr.. Aubrey Strobe, Of Lynehburg.
a5s The Town Council OF Farinvillc have
decided to install a new and modern
electric plant. and have let the con-.
tract for the machinery. The demand
) from every quarter Of the town for
more lights bot for home and store use
made II necessary enlarge the y system.
Tho cost Of he new plant when COM M
pleted Will be approximatelys $1,000.
~ The total sales Of tobacco on this mar
sket for the season to March 18th We're
6,3s9, o555 pounds, as inst 1913, pounds
during the corresponding period of "a asst s.
season, showing an Increase Of 3e5, 4S5
mann n ~
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VII ~ s17f1lJ.4s "
#l5 THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
The Wooldrid Forbes Trials to
Come Up Again.
special to Tho Times Dispatch

Especial TO the sIlnes-Dist -
meeting Of the Executive Committee OF
the state Female Normal School and tho
Committee on the Course Of Study was
held in President Jarman's office yester-
day evening. Among those present We're
Robert Turnbull. DIR. Joseph Southall,
4 Rev. James Nelson, Captain Yawter, J o 'l7| =
(. Jackson, 6. Harding Walker, J. 8. Ware,
and DR.. William 2. Anderson. IA !.
The spring term of Prince Edward
County Court will convene next 3 an on;
day, with Judge Hundley5 on the, bench.
There are several criminal y cases to !. pc
called. the one Of especlaa l !. interest nelns
that OF Charlie Forbes, who was Jointly
indicted with u. c.. Woodbridge charged
with burning the home Of his (Forbes's 81
father, the late Mr.. John Forbes, Of
Buckingham county.
twill be recalled that Woodbridge upon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
LINE TO CLINTWoOD.
Virginia and Kentucky to. Open
Up a Fine Country.
10 (spccIal To M The TImes. Dlspatcll

SopeClAl DiSpatcn.
GINA and Kentucky Railway Company
made "a PROPOSE ion to the citizens of this
town some few weeks ago that they would
extend this road to CllntRDod II the Dlis Z
mess men OF the town would subscribe
for as much as s25, 900 OF the capital stock
sef the company dge "A. q. & skeen,
Prof. M. w. & Remines. u. c. Smith, W. c..
p. Rush and Roland 10. Chase together
with several other leading business men
of the town took this matter4in hand and
secured subscription TO VI the required
amount Of the Ica pital stock 4 Of Il tho
road. and 1t Is believed by the well in
formed that the road will be, extended,
the agreement between the Virginia and
Kentucky and the citizens Of the town
being that the road is to be completed to
aClintwood within one year.
This extension would open up & one OF
the finest undeveloped coal and timber
sections in the South the timber that
would be taken gu t over this line lone
would be MI the road could handle for
several years and there is as fine coal
&(none Of wllciils has been deyeloped)
around {Clntwood ana in Dickinson coun-.
tty! as there Is In Wise county or the Flint
Top coal II fielus Of Virginia and West
Virginia. NJ stE3 5sf5 s5
The Virginia ana Kentucky at present
has Iii operation a. line from Norton to
Wise Courthouse. "a distance OF some SIX
miles. Norton at present is the terminus
or four railroads. the Clinch Valley di~i-
sion OF the Norfolk and Western, the
louisville and Nasnvll.e and the Wise
Terminal in addition to the Virginia and
Kknt,lcky and the Virginia and South
western has contracted the extension O
Its line from Appalachia to orton. this
would make Norton the end OF five
railroads. \
This extension Of the Virginia and
Kentucky from Wise to CintWood would
be a distance Of some p or 90 miles
and would be down Bichfeld Creek and
Cranes Nest River, and up Longs Fork Fork
Creek, through the 3 Stanley and Yates
Gaps and down Holly Creek to CllntWo 90
and Is believed to be q Very pralc tica al
route. s III 81 ~ {,
II. lis expected that engine ers will "a be q
placed on this line in a. very short .st Tine IN
The Virginia and Kentucky y oWned q, ~
chicago people, p. F. Masterson, Of Chi
cage. is president Of the road, and = y !.
cclure. OF Wise. IS superint dent
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Never Guggenheirner.

al7 rs (Specnls7to Tho Tlmcs- Dspatcli.) ~ q
K NEW YORK, March 16-A dispatch
from Palm Beach, Fla, reports the
per capitalist, whose death was caused
by pneumonia, He was sevcnty-eight
years of age. iii 4,
Mr.. Guggenholm went to Palm Beach
two weeks ago for a. rest. He was MT
the head Of tho firm OF NJ. Guggenhenl,s
Sons. 5 owners 5of several mining and
smelling enterprises, Mr.. Guggenheim
began his career as nm itlncrant vendor
money lc Invested 1t In u Colorado mine
and later went into the smelling busi-l
ness at Denver, He also erected At Pue-.
bio Colorado, q big smelling works 2 KS g !. 7
to philanthroplc enterprises and his
name was well known In municipal af-
fairs and civic reform. is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
y p - "a
TWO MEN KILLED.3
The Human Head at Ironville5
Remains a Mystery.

4gS Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, Al March
ga broken flange on an east bound coal
train, dcrailed three cars near Ironville,
a flag station, one and a half miles north
east ofSthis place. about 0 O'Clock this
morning. ,Ss6f
SS Two colored tramps who were beating
their way, fell victims to the accident;
one was killed Instantly and the other not
expected to survive. The track was clear
ed for train Nc. q. due here at Eli p. NJ.
8s Tho mystery. surrounding the human
head, which was brought to ~ ronyile by
a dog n few: days a go,$ ontinues TO excite
the neighborhood, a young man living
near there reports tina t be fore Christmas $,
he saw a man and woman driving in a
buggy; \ the woman was crying and he
ga " the man strike her over the head with
the butt end of his buggy whip.
S5i The length OF hair the skull induces
the belief that 1t Is the skull of a woman.
Searching parties SO far have been unable
to unearth any portion OF the remains.
IA shocking death occurred hero ycster-
day morning. Mr.. Henry Swartzel, q pros
porous and worthy citizen 3 went to his
barn to look after his stock, ans not
returning, some members Of the family
vent to look after him and found his re-
mains lying lifeloss. The doctor pro-
nounced his death from heart failure. II g
was sixty five years old and served in the
Confederate army. aiss
Politics are growing lively The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee Of Allegheny,
Bath and Craig met at Clifton Forge last
week, and through fortultuons crcum-
stances. DR.. w. G. Barker, chairman of
Botetourt Executive Committee. could not
attend.
It is understood that the object of this
quiet and hurried meating was to Sall q
district convention and nominate q candt-
date, thereby displnclng the three candi-
dates now In the rae before the primary,
viz: Philip II. Brown and r. Haden Penn.
Of Botetourt, and o. b. Harvey. Of Ale
ghany. There can be but ono object for
this move. and 1t will be watched with
due care by those Interested. i. y a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
]. BAD CHECKS ),
a y Dung Sign Painter is Badly
igl Wanted
(specIal to The Times Dlspatch.) y

Especial to The Times-D lspatch.)
a$ WIN CHESTER. VA, Mar. 16.-several
Winchester merchants are tonight won
sdering what has become OF a young sign
painter giving his name IS Harry IL
Davis. who induced them to cash checks
on the Rockingham National Bank. OF
Harrisonburg. Va, dated March LIST and
signed by w. l.. Chandler and endorsed
by Davis. The victims arc Thomas H.
Sprint and orndorff & afcyicar, grocery
firms, and he caught each for five dol-
lars. s. 4 s8js q
Tho checks were sent to fHarrsonburg
for collection, but were returned rs being
no good. Davis has since left town. He
came here as a sign painter, claimed to
be Il minstrel star and member of n prom
.inent Rockingham county family.
t isjsaid that his right name Is Chand-
Ter, but passed here as Davis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
DEFINES THE STATUS
Of A P|L.E-DR'IvER.
Judge Waddill Passes on a Case
in Norfolk-Shammed
Consumption.

Especial to The Times-Dspatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. March 16.--John Nc
Donald. colored, was sent to the Jail hos
Epital from tho Police Court for vagranay
and, sickness. Tho nrrcsting officer de-
clnrcd that Mcdonald WAS coughing OH
the street In such manner that he APP
pcarcd to be in the last stage of consump-
ton. Consequently he was arrested.
There WAS q postponement OF the al
legged pcrjury case III the Police Court
this morning. 1t will not come up till
the 18th, because Of the absence OF tile
complaining witness. Clarence Mallory,
OF Athens, Ga. who declares that w. Il.
1orcwry and G. II. whitehead made mis-
statements under oath for the purpose Of
enabling his wife, Mimic Drcwry Mall
Tory, to obtain q divorce from him on
statutory grounds. The twp defendants
were bailed.
The case OF the construction of the
bankrupt law, in which Judge Edmund
Nvaddill @of the Federal Court, decided
that n pie-driver, bridge-builder and con-
tractor Is not merchant, d trader or q
manufacturer, and therefore cannot be
thrown into involuntary bankruptcy by
therules OF the court, has been prepared
for appeal. 1t is the case OF Henry Butt
against the G. II. MacNlehol Company
which has made an assignment, with pre-
ferred creditors, and Butt, the plaintiff
and q creditor, wishes to force the COM
lspany into the Federal Court as u bank
rupt. 5484 sz sg.8
No official announcement has been made
ofathe successor to Richard Fl. Wright,
deceased as agent in this city OF the
Merchants and Miners Transportation
Company, but It is understood that e. G.,
1.ohr. formerly chief clerk to Mrs. ight
and now acting agent Of the line has
been selected, and that s. L. Forbes, now
employed here, will be chief clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
BIG J; MELON CROP.
Dakota Farm Ell 70 I Raise Celery.
in Charles City,.
: 3. fsnecial \ 3 .The TImes. plspatc h.

:. Especial to The Times. Dispatch)
PROVIDENCE FORGE, VA, March 49,
Considerable prepare tion5is being made
fora large wat ermelon3 cron IN TINS s., sec
ton and il the season SIS favorable there
viii likely8be more melons shipped than q
~ The Dakota farmer who recently our
chased sycamore Springs; EonE into
new crop in this section. and remains to
be seen whether it will be productive y, !. o =
for the Chapel has a rived from Phila-i
dolphin, land Will be put in place imme-ss
Sdiately. 3Rg9 s5ll$ 8l55sy Il as,i
Tles river here has been very full and
55oyerflowing for several weeks s, making
that's of So much imp,orttan,ce, TO pedies i
deplora Bile Condition that5one risks limb
Il not lie in crossing. The people . had
expenses would be reduced and there
would be more money for 1.-THE public good,
but their fondest hopes seem to be light
ed and property that has not Increased
In val ue nor yields. one penny more than
1t did ten years ago has been assessed
higher, Whichgmeans more taxes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
LITHIA SPRINGS.
Summer Resort to be Established
Near 3DanVil1e

Especial to The Tlmes-p lspatcb,)
a DANVIIlIIE VA, March l6.--'The& sub
lett I.lthIa Water Company, Messrs. 3,
L.. and tC. Nv. sublett, proprietprs. through
Mr. Howell q Featherstone, OF Lynch
burg. representing Northern capita ], To- O.
.co cor I'iny Who viii immediately begin
pushing tho water en- the Northern mar
kets, The capital stock OF the new. con-
Germ viii be $3.50, 600, charter OF inGor-
Officers of tho new concern Will be as fol-
lows; Howell g. Featherstnne. Of Lynch
burg, president; q. NJ. suhlett Vice presi-
dent; b. L. Sublett, secretary and treas
.urer Tho charter asked for makes pro-
Vision FOR a general summer resort. rho
company Will probably erect n comnod GUS
hotel on tho spring grounds.
Is the inteptions Of the company, !, 70
dispose of theentire OUTPUT OF ne 3spf9nts s,
which Ia a gallOnila mlnlltc, s5{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Mrs. Rosa; Barry.

Especial b to The 5Tlniea- Dispatch.
OK SUTTON VA, Me- rch MFR rs. Garland
Morrisy OF Buckingham county. has Just
her only aunt, Mrs. Rosa. Barry. which
( occurred at Hotel sRyans. St. Paul. MINI;
Y She was the WI dow Of the late 10 I'M q.
Barry. Of New York, nd Is survived y q py
Me- n, Mrs. r homas Fortune Ryans, Of
q York, whose benevolent acts have
made cher Well known throughout the
State, and Rosalie Barry, formerly @ Sis
i ter at a Richmond convent, hut n DIV OF
California. y Il !. aS3, ],
Mrs Barry was advanced in years, and
& the cause OF her death was pneumnl on1n.
y for interment, by her son al len NJ re-.
BRyans was unable to attend the neral,
owing to sickness. Nfr.S Ryans was p res
%ent at the ca thedral where les high mass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Pine Prices to Stand,

.i7 ESPECIAL to The n HeSYl lSnl GIN ~
carolina Pine Association agreed here to-
day that the contemplated advance on
higher grades Of manufactured lumber, au-
7thorlzed at " previous meeting would
not go into effect and that all grades be
allowed to remainSas atprceent, Captain
John IL Roper was reelected i president
and John n. Walker was res elected first
vice president. II, s.. Fosbu rglss Of Yir-
ginia;{J. a, Wikerson, OF North Carolina,
were elected ms vice presidents to repre-
sent their respective States IN the organi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17

Mrs Emma Fl Ferguson.

Z Mrs. Emma II. FERGUSON, widow j, OF
u. 81 FERGUSON. died on yesteertlay at ahcr
In oochland county. . !, I,
Mrs. FERGUSON was a sister Of the sla g..
Hon. illiam Writ Henry, and the d Ia
ter Of John Henry, OF Red Bank OF .
Charlotte county. .S K Il. Y ], . . /.
The funeral Will take place to-day at
l10:SO "a. lsi NJ 4 from q Byrd PreSb W eri ian
Church, In cioochland county.
Funeral Of Mrs. Martin
The funeral 5Sof Mrs. Jordan H. Martin
will take place to-day at noon at = ecoho
The pallbearers will be Judge y. g.
Dew, Messrs. James Yass, "a. ], :. B ;.
DR., Geo. b. Steel, "a George Ct. Jefferson,
Samuel HI Pull am. Z. E 81 ~ 5sz
Mrs. Martin was the relicts OF the q late =
comm issIon merchant here for years be-
fore and after the Civil War She was
"a Miss Peters and "a cousin of Prof N ~!
liam Il. 2 eters, of the u nivers Of var ar
Int
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Y FRANKLIN COURT.
Judge Saunders Disp oses Of Large
.l Amount of Business.
n I, u Il ,T,bn 1,lmes, l0ispat(

Especial to Tho 'rines,p isPatef)
saunders has been holding court here
since the 10TH, and has disposed d ~ large
amount OF business. Near the close a {,
ssit IN ''the I'D 81 ii against Arthur "A, Case,
ginIwhich Judge Saunders was counsel NJ
4 fore he went on tho bench ~ ~
Y case ta ken nj, tsrdlHy inst the
( Some fifty thousand dollars eli aimed as
s'damages by some seventy Citizens along
q tho line OF the railWa south III thls. place,
Was postponaa to-day nv :. me ,l wv an
mick 81 son, IN i. Me ormIck being chief
counsel for The raj lto 50 ScoR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
ARMY OF POTOMAC.
Manassas Preparing to Entertain
Visiting Encampment.

~ peclal U III. M,
4 MANASSAS, AZ, March l6,--.rhe, GU
d dens to taKe aetion looking 10 the enact
smentSof tho society Of I he Army8of he
Po tomac, which Will hold Its, annual sen-
.campment here next May, An arrange g
prominent citizens. was appointed, wi I h
Judge Charles u N col chairmen.
& Judge Nlcol has ca led " meeting Of ibis
committee on saturda y ight March, Path.
al lie Hotel Prince "A WI Ham. al Which
meeting General Horatio @, King Is ex-
spected to be present. ~ az VI NV n 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Spikes CLIPPED
BY THE mile !
Car of the Track Does an I'm
rnense Amount Of
7s Damage. Il
tslecia, 20 The Times-pIsratch.)

fNf'IeClHt 20 = IIe IIIIIos-f7IsIS1'tI'1'y n N
BOWLING GREEN, VA, March To-
Something out OF the prescribed
rules took place about three miles
north &c Milford Station, on the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railway, yesterday afternoon, which
was discovered shortly after the passing
north of two engines and cabooses.
81 A car wheel had left the rail, thereby
cutting the bolt heads of the tie plates
and breaking off the spike heads for u
mile IN It's course. "a IN.
crew OF the guilty train, tho supposltion
II that they did not know OF the antics
played BY one Of the tenders.
AZ an evidence of the clipping pro-
the section master used nine kegs of
spikes in restoring tho track to lis nor nor
NAL state. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
ITCHING ECZEMA
Otherltching and Scaly
Eruptions Cured by Cuticura. 4

The agonizing itching and burning
of the skin, as ] d eczema; the fright
8ful scaling, as in psoriasis the loss Of
hair ana : crustinng Of scalp. as ia
SCALED head; ali demand 4 remedy 81.
almost superhuman virtues to success
fully cope with them. That Cuticura
Soap, Ointment, and Pills are such
stands proven beyond all doubt.
cucun so.p, Ointment ard Pills are sold throughout
Pronrietos. S3-send for /" How 10 Cure Eczema y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
IN THE TOLLS. s
Steward Arrested on Trifling
Charge Held for Graver One.

H Especial to The Times Dispatch
NEWPORT NEWS, ! VA, March 16.-
John W. Rodgers. alias John Roddy.
steward at the Naval Hospital, Fort
Monroe, was to-day arrested by Detec-
tive Sergeant Reynolds, OF the local po-
lice force, on local charge. later
transpred that Rodgers is wanted N N
Memphis, Tenn, to answer q charge OF
"a held for tie Tennessee officials. 1T
II Is alleged that he passed a forged check
I for ssh on the Gerlnania Savings Bank
anf Maf11rhiS. $780, $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Scottsville Notes.
(special5to ,rhc Times Dispatch.

10000 Especial to The Tlmeh-DIspatcn.J..iH -
III SCOTTSVILLE, " AZ March 16. "A large
crowd from this place Is enjoying q fox
: hunt IN Buckingham to-day, 5;$ 81
The felryman at Scottsyille has ust
date passengers across the James, . .sS5s
q "a negro boy found q purse co ntainins
$500 here this morning, and as the owner
\ las not appeared on the scene the boy
thinks "fnlin' Is havin'. ST. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Il. w. HaYne,

oANo Six VA March tl6-iir. j.
Wesley Hayne, one Of tho most wealthy
citizens Of n Bedford and q gallant Con-
iederate soldier. d He'd last might from
pneumonia. aged u years. TIe was en- y
gagged in the dlstillery business for many
Sears.2 lie Is survived by seven children,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
q. II. TAYLOR.
q 3Mrs. e. 1T. Tyler.
;noc,o, 4 y THE TlmeK.DIapntch,I

~ Especial to- Tho s. Times: DsphttI
STAUNTON, VA., March yl6.f-Alrs. g.
4 II. Tyler died at her home here this
with pneumonia, aged sdxty-n:ne
years. She As survived by one son, Mr..
Z r. 81 Il. Tyler, Chesa peake and Ohio tele-
graph operator OF this city, and three
idaughters,l Mrs. B. 3. Buchanan, of
Stanton. and Mrs. "A. Il. Lewis and Miss
Viola ErI>ylcr sCfS Texas, II tt5lgi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-17
Mrs. Lucy M. Woolley.

Especial to The Timcs-Dlspa tch, Va
q WINCHESTER, VA, March H.
Mrs Lucy NJ. WOOL ley widow Of Frank
yyoolley and me- Der Of g stingtllsn h e
mortal afteraa operation for
taken to Lexin gton, Ky, for interim nt.
She is SURVIVED by two sons, ebert t, W. Y:
Charles. OF New y ork Mrs: Nv IA lex,
Eander and Miss Lucy NVoolley, Charles aries
town, w. Va. S5 33533. s.s 3s & a
o. j. 7 aylor. :$8
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
[ PETERSBURG,.}2;Y A..,I9 NJ arch 10 MIR. O..
Jasper Tay lorg died Il; last night at his
home on Farmer Street from typhoid,
pneumonia. , 4,
a Mr.. ray Tor was for many years a. well;
known deal Ter in horses. He /. Is survived 1
Mrs. Hortense Davis.
&c Especial to The Times D!spa tch.)
RI TR CISSBURG,;sV AZ March 16.-8
Mrs. Hortense Davis, formerly Of Prince
William county died last night Z. q {, the ;ls
at the home of Mr.. Warner Crop. near
gOnvlle, Stafford county. aged seventy
-