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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09
Marriage at Trenton.

A very elaborate wedding took
place at Trenton last Tuesday even.
ing. Miss Bessie Taylor, who is
well known here having paid this
city number of visits, was united
in marriage to Mr.. Mark Anthony,
a travelling salesman and a gentle
man of considerable prominence.
The nuptials were solemnized at
the Baptist church with extensive
ceremonies. The wedding party
included bridesmaids, ushers. etc.
It was one of the most notable af-
fairs occurring at Trenton lately.
Miss May Crockett, Of this city was
present as first bridesmaid.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09
OAK GROVE.
Mr.. Joe McGaugh visited in Dyers
burg last week.

| Mr.. Joe McGaugh visited in Dyers
burg last week.
Miss Mabel Stovall, of Number Sew
en-, has returned home from a visit tx
her sister, Mrs. w. j. Beauchamp.
| Mr. and Mrs. Louis Browder, d
near Fulton, spent one day last weeE
with the family OF G. b Hale.
Rachel McMurry visited in Dresden
last week and attended the exercises
Of the Cobb-Nichols school.
Rev. w. H. Hughes has returned tc
his home in TresYant, Tenn, after a
visit to friends ia this community.
Mrs. Bette Pickering, OF Fulton, is
visiting the family of Esq. G. j. Tai
ley.
DR.. D. J. Singletary. Of Clinton,
KY, visited relatives and friends in
this community the latter part of last
week.
Prof. j. H. Hnemon, of Arkadel-
phia, Ark, spent Saturday night with
T. r. Reynolds.
Mr.. Robt. DeBow, who has been
attending the Cobb-Nichols school at
Dresden, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hughes, of Full
tOn.spent Sunday at the home of j. e.
Boxley.
Messrs. Dave McGaugh and Jim
Hale and Miss Irene Hale visited
relatives in Mason Hall last week.
Miss Mamie Douglas, Of Bolton,
Tenn, has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Mamie Barham.
Miss Nina Claud, Of Columbus, KY,
en- route to Middle Tennessee, spent
Tuesday night with the family Of j
e. Boxley.
Mr.. j. M. DeBow and sister, Miss
Katie, visited in Dresden last week.
The sad news of the death Of Elver
DeBow, who was drowned Friday
about noon at Dickson Springs. reach
ed here Friday night. He stayed at
the home of G. W. Brevard and at
tended school in Union City last year
and was liked by all who knew him. |
His body was found Sunday morning. |
He was the only son Of Mrs. Elyira |
DeBOw, OF Dickson Springs, sister of |
Mrs. @. w. Brevard.
Mrs. Brevard left Saturday for |
Nashville to see her sister, Mrs. De-
Bow, who Is there under treatment.
The population of Number Two is
on the increase. A son and daughter
TO Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Raglan; son to
MIR. and Mrs g. S. Talley;a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I'll. Barham.
Miss nsAlexender. who has been
attending the S. w. B. " at Jackson,
mas returned home.
ScRIBBLER.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09
HoRNBEAK.

| Mrs, Cordie Hayes visited rela.
tives in Dyersburg.
Misses Jennie Floyd and Dora
Jackson made trip to Bethel.
Miss Florence Steele has returned
to her home in Obion.
Miss Laura Williams is spending
a few days with friends in Glass.
Mrs. Eula Martin and children,
OF Jackson. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Walker.
Miss Lizzie John Hornbeak Is at
home from a stay in Woodland.
Miss Martha Hefiey was called
home on account OF her mothers
illness.
Neal Glover, of Troy, was in town
last week.
Mrs. w. H. Grisham and children
went to st. Francis, Ark, to spend
a few weeks with her sister, Mrs
Griffith.
Mr.. M. A. Davis went to see his
daughter in Missouri. SYLVAN.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09

Get your lunch at Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09

Try sunshine-fineat Ilour made.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09
Mariln-AIIsR Drug Co. & all leading druggists
0hiliren's Day at Sanders Chapel.


Last Sunday was fine day for
the Sunday school at San iers Chap
FL. A special program was carried
out by the children in which nearly
the entire school took part Each
child appeared at its very best.
The music was good and each
number appropriate.
The exercises opened promptly
at 10 a. m. with Bro. Wynne, the
pastor,in charge and continued un-
ill a little past II o'clock when the
program was changed. The inn
Inense crowd, not one half OF which
could be seated in the church, re-
paired to the grove where a mag
ni6cent dinner was spread. The
feasting for the body and the social
hour furnished pleasure for all.
An hour or more was required in
the afternoon to complete the pro-
gram. When the benediction was
pronounced all left for home pro-
claiming the day success.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09

The Union City Concert Band
went to Martin last Tuesday to
play for the closing exercises of the
Hall-Moody school.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09
Dies at Crystal.

Frank Hayman, young man p
years Of age, died at Crystal last
Wednesday. He was buried at
Antioch, Rev. Hardin q Ancting
the service.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09
Helm Wanted-Female.

Wanted laundry hands expert
ence not necessary. Apply to J. l..
Tibbott, Union City Steam Laun-
drv.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09

New lot of the Madam Ellis Hair
Tonic at Martin-Allen's. Try it
and look always young. Nice hair
is the secret of beauty.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09

You will surely be pleased if you
use the N. c. r. System at w. L..
Phebus q Co. Is, the grocers.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09

Try the Madam Ellis Modern
Hair Grower for the bald spot on
top of your head. Never fails to
give life to dead hair.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09

A large special train will leave
Mckenzie for Hickman, KY, on the
morning Of Jnly the Fourth. Make
your preparations to spend the day
there.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-09

Everything good to eat at all
times at Dahnke's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
CAMPBELL'S NEW HoTE,L-.
A Hands ornely Equipped and and
{. Ponnlar II ostelrYl Enlarged.

3an%expenditure OF about $5V,VVu y
additions S 4, aMn has
1e teis in the city. There are forty rooms,
1lanyof them yate pain a'aatIic
iights, gas and Isl cam heating appl lances:
M On the second floor there IS ~ panaI1vs
hall toeaccomp0date 10 party Of tWe1nty--f
FIVE. The on the 1 tha and
Of the lghest class Tho elevator mod
err with safety gappla nces a ched. Y.
ness three Years aco. sIIe catered to thea-.
trlca trade mainly, but; les lsla tors, corn,
merclal travellers and others encoulr re-
his experiment fand he en- arged ms mousse
r roo u911pR AZ eaa soon proved too small
He bought the "a Joining property, ran
tie entire building up another floor and
added also isecnieu ~
street, made the necessary changes, ana =,
has opened that as an nnnex''s q 4 elg ~
rooms It is Mr. Campbell hone to ta ne
The Hit \ hotcl has already become known
all over he country, among Ssst hea trlca!
t ~ ro,, ~ Ii it's Bohemian air and the
cord Z manners o. tho attaches, y v at7
" Mr. George Bargamini is manager. Ior
MI, Campbell. lie has contributed large.
Once Once becomes popular with the pa irons,
, he barber shop Is conducted n BY 34.ir.
George Ehmlg,s tho cigar stand by Mr.,
James Mannlng. n so OF Mprphy's $. md the
chef }isF Corneliu h one 8of tho best 5knoWn
cooks In .Virginia II fgs d s "a, . tst;
D Nh Campbell has been IN business in
Richmond about ten years, II 4 e, mo
From PortGmou.h.i where y no was s'born;
n care and sters house on Cary Street.
Later he moved 10 his present site W Pre-
yious,y3lc was eonnect ed with the TeyeI
nuo service under Co lector Bra ", " no
was his brother-ln- y, !. m WHY e E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
GIVE i AIRMo,.U !: A ~ Pr
Committee Rec ornlnends Ordi-
nance ian. FavorablySto Council.

d me commit tee n on Water last I, nlg s, !
ed to the council nSordlFa nee ,,e
a I water connse With the t 9 w.
HSSRrl99 fI oancs sI The
result The Water
COMMITTEES and The town th2 q n, any any
viii likely be ndonted by the
author!zes the Ny,ntsT coRT! n ir,nount
town tow toailowthe city, its mans
free 81 rent for az nuEfposfg nr
the " n iGssSsse ~ making come re-
.pairng md relayliig pines ete;, aMd io y
eStendng from me 4, Gl{y X 9
tie town. Ky ~ p's ana n
i, 4 l,e event az annexation all the pl Pcs,
mains Mains ana fixtures become the pfoper'y
gofGthe city. ~. ;4 s. .{ ~ s5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
d TWIN CITY LEAGUE.
Nothing App parent S. \ the Talk = rs;
S}Ss of q State League.

sR So far gas $is. known * hero Is no one In
the ScitygtoturgeSt the lorna ton Of a State
lea quo club here. Z he talk q such q a
SUB 4seen,s $be not hing with
nothing subst antial bel ind t.As NJ he Twin
city League has Il the ball 3spark k, and IT
would DO & almost giirnpo ssible TO get Ban--
other park in condi TO for the coming
senson. ss S;f a 4,
1.-THE local III ip Ci ty Lea cue, from III
!indica tions at this time, { Gems to- have
nothing n else this season 4! This league
has given satisfaction and the people want
it again and they will have gard.eessts'
81 any Sso therI N que The teams a have '.i
been formIed and Spra ctice will begin ina
,feW days. 50 that when I he sea son opens
on the 18th OF next month all the play
ers will be In good !shape L.
,rhe slea que will meet In regul lar month";
~ / meeting Il at the Manhattan Club on
Monday night at $3.50 o. ock. u; s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
SUNDAY AT THE Y. M. C. A.
Judge William H. Mann Will
Speak-Male Quartette,

Tomorrow will be a big day at the Central
Young Mems Christian Association, The men's
meeting will be held In The association hall
at $3.50 O'clock and will be addressed by Hon,
William II. Mann, OF !'otoway, Va. member
OF the Senate OF Virginia. who Is prominently
mentioned for the goyernorship His theme
VIII be There is Death in the, Pot"
N The Old Homestead Male ouartette viii
sing. under tbs leadership Of MI. Bennett,
who for years was the leading tenor N the
Denman Thompson Company. The doors OF
The auditorium MIL ba' open at 3l1, and all
men over eighteen are cordially invited, Boys
wan not be admitted, This is positive. M
Tho Sunday Afternoon Club will meet OF 2;lb
3 in The boys department rooms, There viii be
five short c1npehtlon slddrtsses. by the boys.
!. sj,d short talk Ny Assistant Secretary Bair.
sI,be Old Homestead Quartette win sing. The
Older hoy4G Will meet nj $3.50 In the library
( rpon, in charge Vi Physical Director larry.
4 snd .shs old Homestead QuArtette VIII also sing
~ ltiI!s meetin - IL
+ -. STUN Bible study Clue WEI meel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
THE DocTO RS y: . AN !. ! (, c !. !.
Stud ents 81 the y J, University Col Col
4 IS leqe Have First German.

Il The students sof the University College g.
81 Med cine gathered thers las tgWc ~
and Organized foe the 4 hrst time IN me ii
history OF the college al german siun.
german glysn n ta nroy eSin
.hrflliant success The m usl furnlshed:b BY
lThiiow.s orchestra. was unusuaiiy g 90 l.
Tho participants declared the evening y l1 =
"a. Among hose present were Misses JAMIE n
Wingo, Margaret Nan W WAC 9 =,
ton" nj se B Stokes fandsc Courtney Crunp,
this Miss Eye 81 Nor-
fnlk IssT Blanche Carter, of ELyn ohipurg,
gDenssr ana sll apefo sas
Rqrnes q MrS Riehard
the gentlemen present were m y oha
Broddus Boyd :, q Eg y n Is 5.
Roller g. Ross Guy abel 3s; = i ~ *
Russell oodln r. S s. EaalseoS gwen
Canada, a. 3. albaugh, Benned1ct as'u
5Kenncy. s IL 4. X I'll I5l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
no ADvANC. IN
RATES. ON GOAL
Freight raffic Men N Ell 81 Ny nE''
Leading Coal SR Dads E IN shat
icallylTD Deny Rurno'lr &,
RATES REMAIN in UNCHANGED i
Norfolk and Westerns !:t, ISL F 'i'5
s,llowing 81 Sc 4 earnings. n
Southerr's Special: q:
RATES IS; REM IN UNC HANGED n %

~ ,Thc sensa tional reports L hat: have been Il
SO widely circulate he t3s Ina
III "a on coal from m les on he e 2 esq
peak md Ohio and orfolk and w est
$err d Railways to TideWat err, were g pc n
a flvnnccd rs cents O. ton. have been 60 3
ipIetclyS dspelled by the q q ~
the railroads thai there will be mo fd -s
vance at all. lf
Th,s statement. was authori ta1 lively 81 81
na,ldc yesterday by Frelg Traffic Man- Il
t,rer II, S. Davant. OF the n rfplk ana II
w ste,1, s. and General reight Az -
~ Ha Ichkills 81 Of / he IS Ches peak q ana
Ohio Railway he two leadllnt y VIZ
Captairi j, 9. Dame. travelling passenger
agent Of the C iicsa peakc and OHIO tall
way, hus gone South In tlie work q q pre-
paring informatIon.f for the Summer ZONES mes u
folder IS one OF the most compie te y ever
ISSUED by the road, Ind en- braces V ~ !,
mn mo &c rate and accommodate tons or q al II
the summer homes ana .nosei ! i !, ~
route from shore to mounts Ss
mi The5 Southern Rnilway $ ersonall on
Quoted Niardi Gras train left Washington
last night al 20 % clock VII . u pal'as
bonf ls y p g 81 clinx Of
the Mnrdi Gras festival, but Monday VI
DO an Interesting day q $50 Dlstlics .i,,lsi$
y sst ~ cT, nnWiia
the ~, ~; : snm Northern
4 I,a ri Ia iRaiIway y, Il travelling passenger
agent, having headquarters ut Phitadel--: bs
$phla, visited the local railway ofiices yes
&tcrday The pass gents ol8, n ne %
Western roads are hustling for travel % Is
the Pacific during the coming summer.
" The January report of tn Norfolk and.
Western Railway, Just issued byi Comp
troler Joseph w. Coke. shows hat total
earnings for the month Of January We're 1
81, 900 80. 05, an Increase of sl22, 97:5l, %
per cent, Operating ex penses I were We (
4 per ent.d5This left net &cnfnings for tina
!mon,htof $685., 7S3l8, orsun In creas g OF
$3.50, Earnings for the seven months to-
February 1, Fl 800. were $l3,711 $50. IS. al
ever, were bu Il s. 81, 725.30t al decrea Sc of i
.$4S G49.54 compared with the seven mont hs 4
OF the previous year, Al III ;$ftf I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
| .:Bl3;R E. cAsEsARGUED,
Effort to Annul Verdict Reached
atRthe Fourth Trial Of Case,

IN the United States Circuit n Court OF
Appetli & yesterday. Circuit Judge Goff sand
District Judges yYaddtll and No owell
4 me only 4 case argued was n tho one
brought oyer from Thursday, No. Ssh, yYiiy
liam Sl, Isreesc, plaintiff e In error the
United States OF America, defendant In
error; from the Circuit Court. q. Char
slotte, This was argued by Charles a,
i it IN error, and by A. IT, Holtoh. United
States attorney, OF lnston N cs,g for
the defendant, In error, and submitted
5ss,rhis Is the second line " his case has
been before this court, On the original
trial Ereese WAS convicted a and sen ser
fenced " udga nrnell Is, IS serve q , e.
yersed the lower court on the ground
lthnt the charge or he sJud SO to. the jury
was y,.i 81 ual to d direction Judge poWell.
tof SI.ynch bprg,'Fa sat at the sec ond tfisE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
DAWSON FONATHE STAND
Chief Defendant in Busby Case
Is Being Examined.

Busby case is now in. and Mr.. Luther
Dawson, the chief defendant, Is on the
stand. being examined by his attorney.
Mr.. II. M. Smith, Mr.. Dawson's testi-
mony will consume a good portion OF
to-day, and tho case will not go to the
jury, before next week, 4 & ] ,s. a B
\ Mr.. Royal will put the witness through
u searching cross examination when Mr..
Smith finishes with him. and then Messra
This will complete tho \ most Important
testimony. though n ,n,tnber Of other.gwlt-I
ncsscs will be put on by way Of corrobora-
ton. Tho case has been lacking In public
sntional points were brought out at the
two former trials.
The argument OF the case will likely
consume more than two days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
Music and Magic at " M. e. "a.
RI Ssssy Hall rs 4 8.l, y 93g N II II

= The Old Homestead Quartette, whose sweet
music has charmed thousands and who como
from a successful tour OF the coast cities, ap-5
,pearing In the association courses at Norfolk,
Newport News Portsmouth and Hampton, will
appear In matinep programme this afternoon
In tho Central Young MEMS Christian SAsso-
,ciation Hell at $50 o'clock assisted by Leroy,
a magician, OF WASH ngton. who appeared at
the Academy Of Music last night. Tho prices
for this ENTERTAINMENT have been made pop
All under eighteen, fifteen II cents "a adults,
twenty-five cen ts; fSEs33f ~ 81 & f
Il This same strong combination Will appear
in the Central Young MEMS Christian Assoc
citation Hail tonight at $3.50 O'clock, for the
benefit OF tho seniors and their friends. The
programme WIN Ii bes a very choice ono. le-s
served, seats for#the night entertainment are
now on sale. vi slt7it M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
iT I'|||| Laureate ] {! 1 |: ].
SUBMITS SOMETIMES !. /. L !.
The Wise City Goes Out y II the The
By.vvays and I'LL; Highly IA Ways ,s'...
Police Court Reflections.

IA ia etorans, association 81 the Police
Court did not get together yesterday \ g -
was It's wont, and In lletl thereof q Y, m d
following beautiful lines were contributes !
by& tho poet laureate Of 10 IcoNuttIt ~
Hon the Honorary Men1e, = ! a snn
tho finauR,iration. the poem was read
aloud BY Mr.. Harry 9 lenn " III 3 y
11's royal 1tbs wise GU, Gny onoe' went
And find somo things ne could pu ~ down WI
Ga 5ls within his order book !. ".
4 He travelled all about tho town, from ron,
.8S u bby{81fill out West, 4, y, ~
i3 To 3f1nd ssomothing. he made o. mlnd 10
do his very best. S. .lss !, ~ !,
.s .5E thing to cause comment. I. ", 9 VI
His u bets said unto himself upon \ his
So 81 will search from end to end this
l ~ spotless town of ours, 57 y. y.
n And willSnot rest upon my q uest, II ~
takes hours and hours rs i, \,
Here was a. sta tue OF AJAX, one or ne
QUEEN Of Night, . 3:l3 isss 4.
"a figure So fold Henry Clay, a+rrayed J. II II
W spotless white; 4fs3 Z. I'll. II 81 /,
asS Some trees with lin bs all bare q 10
3SSSSs gaunt, no looked Q min dismay !, n
It'll order hem cut down, m he said,
and cdrted or to-day. 8ssa$ 6
1--WE do not live in olden days, nor in the
Orient, Gj ~ bill rs rs .5B
<AlLAoUSAt: ~ y USoA g W <IPtttS
\ We can'tRplay fddles while the snowfis
lying &on the ground, is
Like Nero Rdd once on 70 time In that
ii3lli old n Roman town NJ "
We must be tup and DING, as old Long
Nor let the grass grow meath our feet,
While we lie In our bed; u Ss
< So officers! get round me, M and list to
what 10 say, .Ti ST 4ss88tt 4 n
rs Don IL look upon the ground, my boys,
for it9is bare tod y, II
It's allssdue unto Cohn; he has pushed
Sss away the snow, 35 II 81 II tss
I can't find sanything to kick about, at all,
you know Il u
After the @applause subsidized, Maria ii Az
LEM with ssome aliases, ~ crept- q forward,
She was charged with getting @ whole
lot of stun from an 4instalmelt e. dealer,
and with&dIsposing OF It to her own sad-
vantage The .Icase "a vent t. oyer one day
5fori certain important witnesses. 81 Y. 2
liam Sm tn, col ored. an alleged fugt-
tive from Justice, from Hampton, \ was the
next In line, and he was held for the
Officers from tho era b Town. s. S4
79Ano ther William Smith came next. H @
bore Tho i alias of gsButtopsIa and Y was
CHARGED With king. alb pift sci ghty-fiYe
cents worth or combs from tleHlYe and
ten cent, store. HeogQtJ sent down for a
reasonabIa time to e thinks It. oyer.
turned 9yeer$te the lchtldEe;n's Home so
hor5 BY the superintend erft, Rev. Mr.. May
bee.s fs9 ,igS /,
Nothing else happened along but i f ew
Ordinary DRINKS, hT S}. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
THE TRICKS
coffee PLAYS on some.

1t hardly pays to laugh before you are
certain OF facts, for 1t is sometimes hu-
initiating to think Of afterwards.
when was young girl was q
lover OF coffee, but was click so much the
doctor told ME to quit and ! did, but after
my marriage my husband begged INC 10
drink 1t again rs he did not tank 1t was
the coffee caused the troubles. III
$50 ! commenced 1t again and continued
about six months until my stomach COM
menclng acting bad and choking as IL I
had swallowed something the size OF an
egg One doctor said 1t was neuralgia and
indigestion. /. 4tl. &C.
"One day took drive with my hus-
band three miles In the country, and l
drank cup OF coffee for dinner. /
thought sure Il would die before got
back to town to a doctor was drawn
double in the buggy and when my hus-
bund hitched the horse to get me out
into the Doctors office, misery came UP
in my throat and seemed to shut my
breath Off entirely then left all in n flash
nounced 1t nervous heart trouble, and
when l got home was 80 weak ! could
mot sit up,
MY husband brought my supper to
my bedside With a nice cup of hot coffee,
but ! said: Take that back, dear; | will
never drink another cup Of coffee II you
gave me everything you arc worth for il
Is Just killing me- He and the others
4 laughed at Inc and said.
The idea Of coffee killing anybody
Well said, 1T is nothing else, but
coffee that Is doing IT.
I'm the grocery one day my HUSBAND
] WAS persuaded to buy Il box OF Postum
i which hes3brought home and | made 1
A for dinner and we both thought how
good II was. but said nothing to The hire
men, and they Thought they had dranl
coffee until we laughed and told them
Web, We kept on with Postum and 1t wa
not long before the color came back Il
my checks and ! got stout and leit a
good. as eydr did in my life. 1 have n
J more stomach trouble and know ow
II all 10 Postum In place Of coffee
my husband has gained good haalt
, on Postum. az we'll az baby and I, ana W
!. AL thlnl; nothing Is too good 10 auy abpil
IT." Name given BY Postum Coz BATH
I Creek, Mich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
Mr.. Campbell Doing Well. Y

Mir. Robert J.. campbelIf who was re-
moved several days aga..fTPm tho West,
we'll III III,
tary condition Of thh city, a practical
way, goes daily 10 SEQ Mr. Campbell. lie
stated HcHterday afternoon that Mr..
Campbell had not been at all III. and that
his case MAS az iMld 2nc u.s. no ever
saw y &Aa
You can say" said Mi. Waller, shat
Mr.. Campbell " Up and about lie goes
10 bed at night wiienshe III tired, and that
~ all.
To-day ! took his BIN dog out to him
for company lie has plenty OF books 10
read and ! take him Tho papers every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
IA Day'sSR ord Of Death.

" The follow Ing deaths were reported to the
Board OF Health Office yesterday: n
y White-JamesE u b. IA Goode. isxty-eight years
five months fourteen days. No Ola West Main
Streets G. S. Hogan; ten years, Memorial Hos g.
louisiana street, Anna s, Tupman, seventy
years five months four days, No 2o2 West
Clay Street; John 2 4 LuM ten years eleven
years, No. iii West Canal Street; Mary r.
Gallagher thirty years. No, Gos North Sixth
street, JOSEPH, Kidd, Mayo's Island. as
IN C,nloreI- Rosa Z Goode, forty-two years. " Mo-
81 Enst Orange Street !; Isaiah Price. seventy
two years, Virginia Hospital
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Mrs, Mlnta tnisls. of gouth Pins Street. 40,
conpanied necess Mssss Mabel sIGya
Sorr H&ashnaton 10 attend tha lNausura.ion,
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"MTra N.L. yaughal, Is crIlIcolly lat her
resdenoe SSo. sso North Twenty .sixt Street;
Mr. ]. r., Iryree, oft no Floyd Avenue. VINO ",
hasbeen III sixs,yeehs y repoF'ea s'eap''s
15r rhonas lddel g Capitol Street !.
resident az , I'M 0 " wsaS VIE
IN a as ~ nov gtving attention 10 otrcrs
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married Miss Mary Francis Middleton.
who died some years ago. He has living
six grandchildren and four great grand
children. His grandchildren are Mrs.
Teagle, Of Richmond = Mr.. +. ~. &Dunkum,
Of Baltimore \; M iss Gertrude Dunkum. Of
Washington, and 5 Misses Kate, Carrie
and Fannie Dunkum. Of Richmond. His
great grandchildren are Misses Grace,
Lena, Blanche aud Mr.. Joseph 2Dunkum,
of Baltimore.
Mr. Haley Is strong and vigorous. Ho
hopes to enjoy many more years Of
heal tn. sEY S ~