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Funeral Of Mrs. Lefew;..
sSTHEoRlEs ABOUT FOOD. q
Also, v Few' Fact. On tbs same Subject.


We hear much nowadays about health
foods and l,ygIenic living. about vcgota-
;rianism and many other, fads along the
Same line. & &: is u " al Yii8s
Restaurants may be found in the large
cities where no meat, pastry or coffee is
Ssorved and tina food crank Is In his glory.
and arguments and theories galore ad-'
3vanced to prove that meat was never In.
tended for human stomachs, and almost
make us believe that our sturdy ancestors
who lived four score years IN robust.
health on roast beef, pork and mutton
must lava been grossly Ignorant OF the
laws OF heal til. & So. 81 20 4,
h. Our forefathers had other things to. do
than formulate theories about the food
they ate. a warm welcome was extended
to any kind from bacon to ucoRlls,
AZ A healthy appetite and common sense
arc excellent guides to follow III matters
OF diet, and q mixed diet or grains. fruits
and meats Is Undoubtedly tho best. II II a
III Astcon1pared with grains and Vcgo ta-S
bios, meat furnishes tho most knutrlment
III a highly concentrated form and Is tdl-..
getstod and assinlilated more quickly than
Vegetables md grains. ID 8.l
DIR. Julius Remmson on this subject
says: Nervous persons, people run down
meat und plenty OF It; 1ffthe digestion Is
too feeble at first lt4may be easily COR
rected by the regular lls0 Z of StuartE
Dyspepsia Tablets, after each meal, Two
i Of these excellent tablets ftakel, after.
dinner will digest several thousand gralls
OF meat, eggs or other anilna i food IN
three hours, and no matter how weak the
stomach may be. no trouble VIII be ex-
perienced II a regular practice Is made
ar using stuart's Dyspepsia 'rahlats. be-
ca use they supply tho pepsln and dlastase.
necessary to perfect digestion, and every
form Of Indigestion Will be- overcome by
their llse. 81 tl
THAT large class Of people who come
under the head OF nervous dyspeptics
should eat plenty Of meat nnl insure
It's proper digestion by the daily use Of
lpsate, harmless digestive medicine Ike
stuayt's Dyspepsia Tablets, composed Of
tic natural digestive principles Il pepsin.
dlastase. fruit acids, and salts, whlol, Het-
lually perform the work Of digestion
Cheap cathurtlcs Medicines, rlasa uerading
under the name OF Dyspepsia cures arc
useless for indigestion, as they have abr
solutely no effect UPON the actual dlses-
ton OF food, TX 81 q. 81 f r y. &, az .
Dyspepsia III all ITS many forms is
simply q allure OF tho stomach "a digest
food, and the sensible way to solve the
riddle and cure the dyspepsia Is 10 make
daily use at meal time OF ~ prepare ton
like stuarts Dyspepsa Tablets, Which IS
endorsed by the medicat profession and
known 10 contain active digestive prlnr
clplea.i 81 % ,,$$ a 81, n y,
Tablets q + 80 cents for w trea 1IneNt
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RYAN SAYS O'BRlEN
is SlDESTEPPlNG HIM.

(spcciul to Tho Times Dispat oih)
CHICAGO. liz Feb. Tommy Ryan,
tic, fmiddlewelght champion, laughed .n Z,
Sthe{rcports from, Philadelphia that JaGk +
ID lunabl ia light for at least six months.
Ryan has insisted all along thatEla. san
5Francisco club would pull off a. +, !. light y
Msrcn, provided 0Briell would como
dawn to Ryan's specified i. Weight-1o4
.poands. Tlnga!de. I, !, !. /. ".
aIt looks Ike ~ clever r'l { slaestep oil
SWh 10 ever heard OF % Brlcn hitting any y,
ole hard enough to break 4 hand?J OF
,cnnrae,. 9, I,ricn may bn on the square
months or So put 4 t lis my opinion that
iloT Isl simply taldlig stlils way or gett ting
out OF 4 light, for tho championship,
n matter nj fliGt am vi, sroWnl t
Thought this .tlght III March was 4 as good
tasEnlade, and now he sldesteps y, y
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M|SSW0!0|D| MAY
suction | D ' |. |. N !
Engages Messrss O.''lF'la1|1,ertty and
4. Fulton to Look lifts
Her Case.
No PAPERS ! YET r: { FILED |l.l::
Young Lady, Formerly Of Wash
ington, May Seek Seek Redress So, for
Alleged Breach Of Promise.

4 Messrs n o'Fiayherty and Fulton, Of this
tcIty. have becn retained by Miss Mae ID.
Wood, formerly of washington. D C,,
10 represent her Ii e oi,terplatc1l action ltI
against United States Senator Tho 'fl1 Q.
Platt, OF New York. .is5
Some time 90 rnuci, was printed ! n tho AZ
newspapers CONCERNING reports OF a pro
,oaed suit Tor alleged breach Of promise,
by Miss Wood against Mr.. Plat, follorw 'sr.
tnp the announcement OF his enga cement
to another lady Miss Wood was tlieI, in In
Paris. but fcntro at once to America, and
the affair created a. great sensation IN
New York. III is said that MISS WOOD ,
wilt also institute procedures AGAINST
certain we'll known New York lawyers,
and ofhtiols at syasningihon
alleging conspiracy IN tho matter Wn ell
fIt5Was frst made public. !, e. /.
III r,ho 4 Rlchtnond ri lawyers havoc m any
Edocutnef}ts8to te used In the case, anu
among them are letters purportlnB % , upe
from tho New York senator OF 70 WIS .
Wood, In which man e''ueai =. M ;'''
n. n tr : mas been some rrespondence be.
tween Miss Wood e a. orrcy ana fthose q
SMrasP iatt. aid the Senator has written 7
the Richnpnd lawyers on mo 20. suD9 lt''
Have correspondent.
NJ 70, FIaher IL says Miss Wood held l
placo III the Postoise R Pc wa d
ayt justed but that, fol
Owing ,s get Close upon The settlement. sue y as
4 dismissed, 80 r,,+,1 Miss
wood in washington many years e. a se' %.
s ely into the Best OF society. AZ thai
Tina lit was that M . Rladt we at
ssaootiss r y int elligent woman, is q gradu,
"a Of law, and has Travelled extenstv :,
"a si,hnre a 4 view expressed that the cust
viii possibly bo settled out OF CO
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A WOMAN'S WISDOM Z ! |: J J Nj J.
What Experience Does.

g. H E worried mother wakesup
F5'33 to hear her baby's heavy
s VI breathing--a little cough
rs N ri D. ~ perhaps n the Group. She
"a. WIZ does not want to send for
81 49, the doctor when perhaps
III -1i7E7sa the trouble does not amount
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Y gave her, the g Common Sense Medical
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I.17iI1 ~ RI .
DEATHS.

ATKINso DIED MONDAY, on1 eG ns his
Hs2Ft!gi9N sSHNsty Yea io Athh hA
G fbrd leas q li5 sN aEe son 81
Wiilain I1ayes Atkinson u and MIS- Nllce
bowl Atk lnson. 5 ;i I,
fThe Sfuxeral &will take place lronl ni1s
A, Il g 81 a NJ Ms2sSGSsSyNsie
u Friends invited {t tend q. Il
HE11sN,SceIiMAN Alonday: February, g
Ill fsNiTiN lehman, uldes daugh ter "
liam IL. lIlnchnan and tho late H tl1a 7;
SITfnchna IL or 407 s. Laurel STREE Is
she leNy sa thFea alstsrs
Josephlno; ia So a brother, Il
IInr funeral will take pla L.! GO 81 from N
ri 81. erad TIenrt Church WED ESDAY,.&GlO q
H M. nterment Noun Calva III Come
'e sppirlngaeld tMass3 Republican please ease
AyRDfs 5 gsSs5nssy s 49, r fse
streat, JOHN (Gn y T9s I, 49,, "a Y
w Euneral wilt take place THURS EAsh.
February 9th.5 at ESQ q oes from sixth 9Ea;':l
\ MT. Zion Church. s3sS
KOCH. ,ed At 1880 F., N, !, February y
4 9Th, y ut her home, Ia ST Rlonmon Z,
1lATIIDRINE, beloved wife of q ~ =.
Koch. agsd thrty-n!ne years nsg', ~ ,es-
#idenco at G:30 h Pol WhDNDSDAI.5
B Jrobruary Sth. Interment OnkWood
# Cemetery. Friends invited to attend.
N11TT IA n, -IEn tered into hest Februaryi
1T 10. as II. M, at Ills residence. No.
& 79i w. Curry Street. CTIAS. r. MILLAR,i
in the seventy fourth year OF hla &c.
Funeral notice later. B, + as85 Il: " ISL +
PALNrOR Id led / at tho residence OF her
husband, I'll Beverly Street. ct 9 A.: AZ
FEBRUARY 7th, Mrs, I1NINlA FUNSTON
d PALNIORE, In her thirty-slxtli year.
, aid ono daughter Allne Palmoro, aged
4 Eunsral al. IL O clock "WEDNESDAY,
1Iebrunry sth, a at Laurel Street Meth
odist Church. g3 s8 3g 5SSss
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4 REAL ESTArE ~ + or Sale.
DRUG STORE
f. OR SALE.
Tho Stock and Fixtures Of That Old
Established Drug Store OF the Late l355
n, H. M, HARRISON
iI Is Offered for Sale Privately.

'I,oeated al the southwest corner &c
Broad and Foushea streets, ~ ls store 9, 2, ~
In the heart Of the rstail SMOOTHING a y y,
two oil the largest and most fashionable
retail dry goods store. bastdes u number of
aller retail store, AL " the best shas ,,
10 command d large transient PATRONAGE
IN addition 1t has always eH1oyed a aaExH
family t,ada from the best class Of }rs IS
dents on Grace ana Frankll tn street,
landlord. no outlay u nseesst tated y Ser
these. The stock Us small but well assaI ~
cd and selected. and there is q minlEanpl
= - IsN n $500 900, gsi
Parties contemplating purchase are M
iysted rs examine the SANG, ind spbrntt
oilers. For further information address
Care va. Tsnss Co. 1lebmond. Va n
j. TIE EsAIsF-rlsa sh. 4. M n IL, ~
Feb 7-As ~ l,ss n "a IA ~ a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
TIN ( CANS GIVE TROUBLE,
City Attorney Asked to Say
Which Bid Was the Lowest.

The Committee on Marks Ct, held g yeg.
called sIlt For tho J, purpose Of awarding IL
Used 81 ths market hensss, toF depSslt.
Ing trash. and after dlsSussshK 5ho pf os
BIDS wet "a referred e city Attorney Pol
lard with tho request that ha Riyn 4
legal opinion as t9 3o Wi oWs 70 11e loWesI
i M, Anderson, $3.50; smi Til. Courtney
Company, Sal; American Can Company,
s MI. Adssns moved that tho committee
a53,oint d. Guardian to transact Its bus:
inness, hit Chairman liuhev hammered
the table With his gavell AM q. GalEIed ne
gested that III the chairman would keep
Els seat and refrain from speaking from
The chair, business would be Ereatl y OK,
Tedtad The, 8 ayel Tell heayi Y gain, and
tho bod y di0urned. TT 8f 93
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
JUSTICE John Fires
HOT LINGO At EN-.

Gin spite OF all threats 81,
And divorces and debts. HI S .as q, !,
a i am back1sat the old stand again.
said His Homer as llc,s kiPned lightly 1 -
his greatness and wisdom. VA
35s ShOrtal sauntered sadly towards the
mercy seat. "In vino Yer.taa;;,quoth ~, ~
Gibbons crossed his legs piously.@ THAT'S
Dutch for bunk for drunk. s''5 cxpiai aimed
His Honor, writing ten days Quickly Tor Tor
Shorten said no didn't mind the ten
DAYS 8 but lie objected strongly to ttis
Honor,s foreign limo OF hot tai (,
Antony made m blbulous bow TO the ne
oracle i'How's Cleopatra and the snake ~
Inquired His Honor. with 70 fno Shakes
pediriant grin. 4. Don't know the woman
and never had tho slla kcs, Z replied (htnrk)
Antony; with proper Indignation. :,
3 Give him ten days with Mr.. Smith,"
st Stephen h Love- Love looking like a decrepll
Cupid, with motll-eaten wings, tluttered
y IN and lit, before the bench. Stephen was
a"suspiclo II can't let love run loose
around this town. E said His Honor. ~
Just give you twelve months and charge
1T to loves Labor LOST ~,
''Aro you familiar with Car! plan us <.
Inquired Gibbons IN q meek ana humple
8' Garry O'I.anus!" thlndered His Honor.
,t'NoI I'm not familiar With hor or any
other Irish woman" ,5sS x I,
And court adjourned. Il; ( ts x Z
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HUNTING ACCIDENT.
Young Man Nearly Shoots His
. III Own Leg Of. IA.
'(spccial 10 Tho Times Dispatci

sEfll Especial TO Tho Times Dlspatch
$s9 SALISBURY, N. c., Feb. 7.--AlarylnB Davis,
young man OF Rowan county. seriously shot
y himself with u shotgun while out hunting
8yest nr,ia Y, 7 Tho cntIra load powel y through
one OF his legs. practically tearing II on. The
Young man was after 9 squirrel. which nc
8it1WitI, fis gum when It was discharged,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
BY o.. AZ Catlln, EE5 rs
5.s No. 8 n. Eleventh ct. Isl i u;
Old Talbot achin =
ork s

The Most CENTRALLY and Con
veniently 10 Gated and. Most
q Spacious Grio u d d IS and
Buildings iii the City for $
Manu- ring and lMer-I
camille Purposes, Nv I. iSIt ID,
Railroad . acili ties 5at the
Door, at Public Auction
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jacob, Tljlan,S'B West. Jobh T.. Godd!ii.t
r. J1fBoWies, w. RI 1'rainliani Cfarl les
q. X sl,vllle, jdeorgo M, Wyatt and q. II
Sister Benedict Joseph .133

y. Nshviiis, SfSoi sS M lsa Y Stt ststssS
Sister Benedict Joseph.
4 sisttr Benedict Joseph died at the Little
Sisters Of tho Poor last night at 1880
O'clock. lii 3tlienftyzthird year or her 81
ssho was born iii Germany, and lad been
n sister twntltS-fye Xenrs, ana had re Il
sided \ III tltls country five years. Inc
fisicral viii take place frorl the Little
listers OF tile Poor ut 10 o. cloclt to- n1orrow
morning, and the interr1,esit Will be made
III Mt, Calvary Cemetery. n q "A
Captain j. Thomas Finney.
G.a "a Especial to rio Times Dlspntcl)
III t)NANt.OCk, VA, 1Tah. N ,--ttnptnin ] a
Thomas 1rinneS the richest man II, Ac-
cbt11ac county, died Sunday ut his home,
at FYrtiey's Whnrf. from rheumatic troi,-
blcs. Captain 1rinhey wns for many years
engaged III tho freight traffic by vessels
from tho Shore to tho large elites before
the steninbont lines we're established H 7t'
nfid his brother, Captain Charlie Einney,
who died d few years ago, thus made
sthelr start, and b5 saving theft funds
and Investing them In farm lands which q.
soon Increased greatly III value, built
III, 4, large fortune. Captain Finiey was
'sevotlty-flve% years old and enjoyed II a.
largo cirolo OF friends. Flo is survived bys
his wife, but hns no children. There nro
many n1cCea ana ncplleWh " si,t.t " -.
accumulated wealth, which will atr,oiint
10 nearly 500. 900 Captain Finney was n
large stockholder and director In tho First
National Bank, Onancock The burial
took place to-day from the Methodist ia1
Church, South, Onnncoc u. IS Il
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Corey.
i3 Especial to Tho Times spatch.) (
5NoRTo11l vaAo Feb. Mrs, Mary
Elizabeth Corey died at her home THIS
morning. N portsmouth,. Mrs. Corey be-,
came sick a few days ago, but her condii;-.
itlon was not grave Until yesterday after
noon, when sho was stricken with naraly-
sis. The deceased was IN the nfty-nlnth
year y OF her age. Mrs. Corey Is sur
vived BY one aoh, Mr.. Cllftoi, b. Corey,
ana was tho sister OF w. r. and ". NJ.
Minter, Mrs. II. q. Greenwood, Of Nor
folk. and Mrs., Vansloo Of New York
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TO s. first, Isabella D. Is s to j second,
IInlcyon Days eq3i to y third: Time, 80.
ON DEATHBED CUTHBERT 81
REMARKED Il CORNER WEE.

Especial to The Times lspa toh.)
b ST. LOUIS, Il MO !, Feb. Ed. A Cuth-
bert. formerly left fielder on the Phila-
ldelphia ball team, and later famous as
ono Of the ST. Louis Browns. died yester-
day, soon after his ,deathbed marriage to
his former wife. Mrs. Mary Ross,
cuthbcrt. who had been conducting g
3saloon recently, got into a bad way.
tlnancially, as VOL as physical 3 B
Among tho friends who came TO- his ala
with money was his former wife. This
touched the heart Of the old ball player,
and when lie realized he wills dying he
pleaded that they BIO remarked 4. 81
Tho body will be sent to PhSad elphia.
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iA77-r IcrIoNT sAIIl1 ii, II ARM 4 N POW.
"a ET AVA N COUNTY, ~ VS. ~


4 Having been required sc. Sto do by IVY 4
tho heroinn fter described o DIG,
/ viii soil at the premises. on Nah gItt,'
s. ids, ut1e noon, that 4, ss,,a1f
tract OF Parcel OF land In the count yEBo Of
PowhntaIi, State of Virginia, ad1nce,Mt ~ !, s
Tuyno,s Siding on tho Sou hern Ra1lt ~
contuinjnE three hundred and seven g cre eas
adioining the land Of U ysses 4. !! ones !,
and Otis III. Russell on the north and E ~
ward Rulds estate on the gust 3! a,d i tn \.
Creek On the south, being the Properly
conveyed to mo In trust BY deco Z Ir S2n
Corn s.. pllkinton and husband. dated Qc-5
tober IS. 1899. mud recorded n the g ets5 N
80. puge 3?l. M ,,3s 4, !. I. !. 1, o., y
note for 81, 900, with interest from Octo..s
ber 23. 1901. and to pay the expenses, O.
sale and trustees commissions OF i've pew
cent. As 10 any BALANCE OF purchase p Price
tho torms will BIO such as INC sag a ar",a
and inSevent Of her failure 70 e give s 3
direction, III four equal payments NJ y. "
end is months, with interest, and secured
.by1 deed 81 trust on the property y. ss 81! #
s "a 4 a 4 FRANK w. BROW NJ Truste ~
Feb S, Is, us Hch, 1-4t - Y
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William B. C,ornstt ockt q
IN fpp AaSociat PROSE- sis

MI ca. FEB. 4. - liam 7. =
5cornatock, al promin lumbe herman and
bunker 81 q All pinaeh. dicd; U here to-day
aged sixty-two years. lie was associa li sd5
With hls brother;yv O.. CorlstoGk 1ns t y
lumber business, and the firm carr g 3
on operations In Canada an d & Miss !
ma we'll as Ein%ths Stat SIT Jyg5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-08
! Richmondsrsl in New York.

n m SDeCIN[ tclT7TNN 3TIl!1EsrUlSUHtG I!.
NEW. TYoRaS, sEeb, rray INV:
il Carter; IS j ersl Id . Sq va tasZJ. Rloch ana
Miss siiliivan.s ID, Is, no tahkiss; Albert
II, Hottigbeimes s'eyi lleIr--J. Webb,
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OBITUARY F, II /: u
Miss Marie C. Hinchr1lall.

n Miss Marie G. IIinohman, eldest daugh-S
ter Of w lillian 4. and the late y Hannah,
Hinch Imam, 10 NO. 407 South laurel Street.
died Monday, February Q, SOC, In Vlrg!nla
Hospital !, where She was Il ken Sat urday
night III the hope OF saving her ~
" Her death came as q great shock TO her
many relatives and friends, among whom
she was greatly bel oved. ] " tdes her.
father, 81 she leaves three sis ers--7Afrs
George Peyton Misses Virgie and Jose PHI
Ines also q brother. Z, VI "a 81 8
& Her funeral will take place from Sacred
Heart Church H We dnesday at u 10 N !.
in Mount ,alyary Cemete
The following will act as pail hearers:
.NIessrs. Joseph Kane. Maurice Powers,
James Phillips, Jr., Charles Epps. Eds
ward Delarue, 8 James Manning, Harry
E,orstmann. llio ton Jr Z, ,5.l;i
Funeral Of Mrs. Lefew. \.
NJ THE funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Butler
.Lefew, wlfe of Mr.. " III liam y. LII CIV,
took place Sunday Of terno on from her
residence. 81 NJ n LA North Norris Street.
The services wore conducted by the Rev.
4 CT S. a Gardner. pastor OF Grace street
Baptist Church, where Mrs. .LcfeW. was
for many years q faithful and consistent y
/ Mrs. sLofew Is survived by her hMa-
band two sons Wand s Ghnrlss ~;
and Mrs. William II, Bowl los. -2
The pail bearers were Messrs. J, y.
fT II e.
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