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The Holly chieftain., 1905-02-10

Crates cost the growers approximately including nails
Association according the and output
Last held aud oe.a of that report
ed cash on hand at tine annual meeting.
The association pays basis of weekly entetes and the
price obtained for the week during which bulk grow
goods shipped marked effect establishing the seasons
average for that grower.
We give below the highest lowest and intermediate
ages to the growers for last year:
The oasis., 1905-12-09
sIIERIFFS SALE.
AN l4


 The Territory of Arizona, Ut the relation and to the use of Con 0'keefe, Treasurer and Ex-0ffieio Tax Collector. in and for the County of santa Cruz, iD the Territory oi Arizona, PlAintiff, vs nemetri0 Amado, De iendant Under and by virtue Of an Execution and Order oi Sale issued put of the District Court of the Second Judicial District, Territory of Arizona in and for the County of santa Cruz, or the eighth day of November, 1995, and 10 me as sheriff duly directed and delivered. on the judgment rendered in sald Conrt, in tue abaFe-entltlea action on the of ceventy-Flve Dollars (ST5.22l and Twenty-Five day levied upon the following property to-Wit,
 Northeast anef9ufth of section seven, Township twenty two south, Range thirteen east, G and \. R, 5. and M.. consisting of ome hundred and sixty acres, with the im provements thereon and personal property thereto belonging.
 Public notice s hereby given that will, at the Court House door o3 the said County of Santa Graz. ag the hour of II o'clock e. m. NJ, {, nday the eleventh day of pecem Der, l905, sell Wt public anetl~n te the highest and best bidder iur cash. a lawful noIiey ei the United states, all the fialt tite claim and interest Uf tae abavN-named defendant in, of and to the abo9edesefibed property. or so mnah thereof as mAy be necessary 70 satisfy sMd judgment and costs Cf suit, and ~ aecruing costs.
 CHARLES |. FOWLER,
 Sheriff. Dated November ath, 1905.
 Nov, S-Dcc. g.
The oasis., 1905-12-09
Information wantes.

Any information obtained as to the present whereabouts of Henry Thomas Egnew, better known as Tom Agnew) will be very much appreciated by his relatives and brother, k. c. Egnew of Fairplay, Colorado Description.-33 years old; hazel eyes; black hair, but thin, very dark beard, II not smooth shaven; very littie mus tache if any; , feet s inches high; medium build; weight about l60 pounds; quick temperedi fiattened or mashed front finger, left hand; probably mining or gambling. When last heard from he was at La Colorado, Sonora, about two years ago.
 Notice can be given to l. Bur goon, Sec'y Nogales Lodge No. II, A. Y. N A. M., NogAles, Arizona, or to F. r. del Castillo, sec'y Cresfon Lodge No. 247. \. F. & A. M., La Colorado. Son., Mex.
 F. r. DEL CASTILLO,
 If Secretary.
The oasis., 1905-12-09
sEERIFF's sAL.E.
No 812

The Territory of AFizona at the relation and Ex-0fiHi0 Tax Collector iH and for the Arizona, plaintiffs vs. T0masa Sata, Defendant bnder and by virtue of an Execution. and Order vf Safe issued out of the District Court If the second Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Santa Cruz, on the eighth day of November, l9o5 and to me as sheriff duly directed and delivered, an the judgment rendered in said Geurt- in the ab9Yeentiued action on the ninth day Of November, l905 for the sum uf kighty-Six Dollars (ss6031 and Three Gents and all aceruipg costs l have this day levied upon tBe following described eperty, to-wit:
 I.3t Number One O in Block Number fiNe E5J iD the Town 0f Nagales santa Cruz County. Arizona, according 70 William Bradiards map al said Town with the Improvements thereon.
 Public notice N hereby given that wlll at the Court House a0Jr 0f the said County ef santa Cruz. at the hour 0t II o'clock a. m, on Monday the eleventh day Of December 1905, sell at public auction ta the highest and best bidder fir cash. in iawfni money ei the United states, all the right, title. claim and interest of the ab0ye-uamed defendant iA, of and te the ab0ve-,lescriDed property, or st much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment and costs Of suit, and all aeerulng costs,
 CHARLES l.. FOWLER,
 sheriff. Dated November Huh. l90a
 Nov. lS-D Dee. 2.
The oasis., 1905-12-09
sHERIFFas SALE.
NJ. }5i

The Territory cf Arizona. at Che relation and to the use Of Con 0'keefe Treasurer and Fx-0aaci0 Tax Collector in and for the County of santa Cruz, in the Territory Of Arizona Plaintiff, vs. Chas. Hafl. Delvndant Under and by virtue of an Execution and Order of Sale issued 0ut ei the District Court of the Second Judicial District Territory @f Arizona, In and for the County at santa Cruz, on the eighth day of November l913, and to me sheriff duly directed and delivered, on the judgment rendered in said Court, in the above-entitied aetloAs 0n the ninth dHy vi November. I9@9 for tEe sum a Two Hundred and Sixty-Eight Dollars tS26s.50l and Fifty Cents and all accrulng costs, have this day levied upan the following described property, to-wit.
 Tie United States Patented Mine and Millsite "Ameriea,n situated in the HafdshaM Mining District santa Cruz County, Arizona, further described in Mineral Certificate Number Thirty-Nine l39).
 Public notice is hereby given that 1 will, at the Court House door Of the -aid County 0i santa Cruz, at the hour of II o'clock q, m. on Monday the eleventh aag uf December 1aa5. sell at public auction 70 the highest and best bidder for cash, in lawful money of the United states, all the right. title, claim and interest Uf the Mbuve-named defendant in, 0l and to the above-descrihea property. or sc much thereof As may be necessary co satisfy said judgment and costs of suit, and al aecruing costs
 CHARLES L, FOWLER,
 Sheriff Dated November 9, 1905.
 Nov Is- Dee. 9.
The oasis., 1905-12-09
NNNu L.

I0l T.ufbN a'e fr.aNaa Had u fU0 N NHeH IfNH.8f0f INU INfIN. IHk .UN lf fan INHMft #ufl fta fHff fftF f ffI1Hurt FiHiNfiH N " H H4HNNaa J irHlnul NNdaf MH hF efft tt aa fNMpfNlN Nuf YfN M saia l.eHHA aHt fNH Us.tFt lnHfi Nf ihH eeu4 H@ atf1NN Territory Ul AfilHnt lu and NH fhe tauufy -HnjH fful. nu fAe ef9hfu aHs U November l9Jj and t0 cue Hs -betH d4it aife. 5ed AuN eeliFefea, eu tGn indEnFUf frndeltf H sHid Court in The ap0re-entiticd HetI D. hlf lue riuth dug ti November ipay. isr the sum ui ~etenfV-ei v Dollars lsN4H) aD1 ffty-Six teAis and ail apcruin4 costs have this day levied Upon tne following described property t0-Wit. Lots Number EiglteeH 1sJ Nineteen De). and Twenty ,4e, ln Bleek >nHiber Twenty-Five t23} in the loNn N4ga'cs. StItd Cruz County and Territory [ Arilds.8.ns the tane s delinctfed eu William Br8alordis map of the sAid lDWr of Nu@ales
 Public notice is hereby given Eet I VIII. at tbe Court House doef Gi fhe sald County VI santa cruz, aE the 60Hr af l a'ei,ck c. m on Monday, the eleventh day q December, lg13 seil at Nublic anefion ia Che highest and pest bidder gGr cash, m lnNful money ui the United ~tAtas ail IMe right, tItle, claim and interest af the ab3ye-named deleudant in, of aud to the abyve-descI bed property, IT ,a much thereof as may be necessary ts satisfy said judgment and costs uf suit, and all aeerning costs
 CHARLES L. FOWLER
 sheriT Dated November 9th, lgo5.
 Nov. IS-Dee z.
The oasis., 1905-12-09
sHERIFF,s sALE.
M Al8


 The Territory Of Arizona, at the. relation and to The use ot Con 0'keefe Treasurer mna Ex-Olieio Tax Collector n and fof the County of santa Cruz, in the Territory Of Arizona, Plaintiff. vs. !. C. Waterman, Defendant Under and by virtue of an Execution and order of sale issued cut Of the District Court of the second Judicial District, Territory cf Arizcna, in and for the County of santa lIrz, CT ths eighth day of November, 1a05 and to me as Sheriff duly directed and delivered, on the judgment rendered m said Court, in the above-entltled action. on the of Three Hundred and Seventy-0ae (S3H90 Dollars and Ninety-SeVen Cents and all aeerning costs, l have this day levied upon the following described property t9-wit;
 The United States Patented Mine "Bonanzan being Lot Number Thirty-Seven f37l in Mineral Certificate Number Fortv.Three (43), situated in the Tyndall Mining District in said santa Cruz County. Territory uf Arizona and the United States Patented Mine sDraytoar being Lot Nnmber ThiTty-Eight t8s), Mineral situated in the Tyndall Mining District santa Cruz County, Arizona; and the United States Patented Mine Mills" also situated in the Iyndall Mining District. in said santa Cruz County, Territory of Arizona
 Public notice IS hereby given that I will at the Court House door of the said Connfy uf santa Cruz, at the hour of II ascloek a. m. on Monday, the eleventh day of December ls03, sell ar public auegion fa the highest and best bidder for cash in la,vf,,i tide, claim and interest U the above.named defendant in, of and to the ahoxe-deseribel property. or so much thereof as may h, necessary e satisfy said 'ndgment and cost. oi suit and all aceruing costs.
 Detea November 9th, lsa5
 Nov. le-Dec, 9.
The oasis., 1905-12-09
sHERIFFs SALE.
No a37

No. aaI
 The Territory of Arizona. Ut the relation and to the use af Con O'Keeie Treasurer and Ex-Oaicio Tax collector, in and for the County of santa Cruz, in the Territory Of Arizona Plaintih, V. Guadalupe Gonzales, Defendant Under and by virtue Of an Execution and Order Cf Sale issued out of the District Court of the Second Judicial District, Territory of Arizona. in and for the County of Sanfa Cruz, on the eighth day of November, 1905, and tO me as sheriff duly directed and deNveredi on the judgment rendered in said court.in the ahoye-eatitled action, on the ninth day of November. la05, for the sum of Forty-Six tS46.60) Dollars and sixty Gents and all accrung costs, I have this day levied upsn the following described property to-wit: Part of Lot No. Nine t91 in Block Nc. sixteen d6) in the Town of Negales, santa cruz county Territory of Arizona.
 Public notice iS hereby given that I will, at the Court House door of the said County of santa Cruz, at the hour of Il o'clock q. m., on Monday, the eleventh day of December, 1905. sell at public auction Q the highest and best bidder for cash, in lawful money of the United States, all the right title, claim and interest of the above-named defendant in, of and ta the ahove-described property, or So much thereof as may be necessary Co satisfy said judgment and cost, of suit. and all aceruing costs.
 CHARLES L. FOWLER.
 sheriff Dated November 9th. iqal.
 \nratu her l1eeEsfs I41r Q
The oasis., 1905-12-09
NOTICE oF ANNuAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given tbat the regular an- nmal meeting 0f the stockholders 0I the Fr9- nontoro consolidated MlningT0mpanys enr- paratiun framed under the laws af the Ierito- fy ~ Arizona and having its principal office m the TAwm ~ NGgaies County at santa ErRs, Arizona Territory will he held M fae office ~ ffe company, in the said Town ot AogHless 0n Monday, January sth. lg3i at 70 \. rl
 X. II MERvIN, secretary.
 Nngales, Ariz0na December ! 4A18.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
capt . WIN. {, HINTON
PASSED away SUNDAY l|||].I|
Was One of the Most Distin-
guished Of Pctersburg's
Citizens.
Especial to THO Times. Di.patch.)

Especial TO-. THO Times-D lspntck.)
PETERSBURG, VA, April 10.--Captain
William e. Hinton, one OF tile Dcgt known
citizens of Petersburg, died Sunday morn
Ing at his home III Hinton Street, after
q courageous struggle with piosrcss',e
paralysis for many years. Captain Hin
ton Is survived by his wife and daughter,
Miss Pattie Hinton, and son, Gilbert
Walker Hinton, of Norfolk His two
brothers. Judge Drury a. and DR.. Samuel
a. Hinton. live In this city; his. sister
Mrs. Nllhado, lives in Norfolk. Tho fu-
neral took place this afternoon from tile
residence Of DR.. s. a. linton. Cap
tain Hinton, who was about sixty-one
years old. was born and raised in trs
city, where for many yeais hc< was a
conspicuous figure both in military anu
civil life. He entered the Confederate
army as a. private In the Petersburg
Rifles. Twelfth Virginia Infantry when
little more, than seventeen years Of age.
After being transferred from the il,fan-
try TO the cavalry he was promoted to
the position OF adjutant general OF Cen
I, erall bearings brigade, and was taken
prisoner on the retreat to Appomattox.
After the war Captain Hinton Was for
several years tobacco inspector IN fetcrs-
burg. "a II, "a, d
ss During the reconstruction period he was
one OF the leading Democrats Of tais Sec
ton OF the State and represented this.
district in the Senate OF Virginia.
The, people OF Petersburg presented him
with a set OF silver for his distinguished
services In redeeming the city frcin ne
gro and carpct-bag rule.
Captain Hinton was for years the prin.
cpal owner OF the Upper Appornattos
Canal property. whichn now belongs to the
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
OBITUARY. TT
Rev. John N. Lamb.

atiet Especial to The Times DiEpatcf1.) Ss.s.
Z John M Lamb, a retired minister OF the
Baptist Church. died Mt his residence
mere on Saturday last. at the advanced
age OF eighty-fouT years. He had been
In feeble health for some time but re-
tanned his faculties until the day preced-'
4 Ing his death. when he passed into nm
consciousness and 80 continued to the
end
Mr.. Lamb was a native OF Charles
z City county and had continuously resided
+ In H. In carly life he began his minis.
try and was for a period Of more than
twenty-five years the pastor OF A1anoah
and Mt. Pleasant churches. These
churches constituted his only charge and
he remained their pastor until his health
forbade further service. The labors Of
his ministry were abundanuy rewarded
by many conversions. NAV
Quiet and transformations In manner,
y firm ard rcsolute In his convictions. sin
cere and deyout In his religious belief,
in his own life Mr.. Lamb exempllfied
the virtues OF the religion he taught. His
life was singularly pure, and now no
enjoys thesreward promised the pure In
4 heart who shall see God.
The aged minister In his earthly course
had suffered many afrlictions--one may
4 be rela ted. On the advance OF Butler'E
army up the James River In May, 1864.
garrison was established Mt Wilson'S
Landing. VI No resistance confronted this
force and they$entercd upon reign OF
terror among the people Of the COM,
munity. without any cause being as
signed. they went to the residence OF
Mr. Lamb, arrested him and carried him.
\ to Z Fortress Monroe. and detained him
n prisoner until near the close OF 1.-The
war. Al the time Of his arrest. all the
servants on the place were carried away.
and a few days thereafter his home was
again visited by a detachment of this
garrison and his dwelling and Its con-
tents and every other building on the
premises We're destroyed by fire. His wife
and an adopted child stood by and Wit
messed the conflagrution.
Mr.. Lamb was twice married his first
wife being Miss Mary a. Christian and
his second. Mrs. Sue ". HARDWOOD. nee
n Christian. who survives him. Mr.. Lamb
has no children. but In the early child
hood OF Judge Edmund Waddill Jr.. he
adopted and reared him. Judge Wad-
dill and Mr.. Lambs nephew, Congress-
man John Lamb, were with him In his
last hours. Ills funeral took place to-
day at Manoall Church and the services
were conducted by Rev. j. w. Mitchell,
OF Richmond and the Rev. Mr.. Turner.
OF the Methodist Church, OF this county.
The following gentlemen We're the pail
bearers: A1essrs. John O. Otey, James
II. Christian. o. p. Binns. Charles y.
Babcock. Robert w. Walden James H..
Binns, H. r. Wirth and DR.. Ashton Iar-
wood
Susan Coolidge Dead.
5as Especial to The Times Dispatch?
H NEWPO RI, April 1o.--Aiss Sarah Chaun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
BY Green and Redd,
Real Estate AuctiOnecrS.
! BY AUCTION

T RUsTEEs, AucTIoH n SALE ~ \, OF 3 ia 4
PEsIRABLE SIN, sIX1Koq Tsne, iSkaaGiN IS
3 3A ~ = ALSO T MIR et5S Cor
WASH IA CORNER OF DINNEEN AND
HENRICO STREETS, IN HENRlcoi
COUNTY.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust,
the office OF tho clerk Of I the = Circuit 37S \
n nnre is, default having been made IN
tia payment OF q portion Of tho debt So %,
h bv 81 the Beneficiary therein so to do, we
W. :. FRIDAY, APRIL IA. 1905.
at s. o'clock ?. M on the premises, Ply
tain lot OF land with all Improvements
thereon. lying and being in the county
e. ii western line Of DInneen Street. at
ia intersection with tho Northern line OF
Henrico Street, thence running norm,
Wardy along and 6rontng on ! i f sa'a
and extending back IN if fent saw
This property will pay well as an IN
yestment, and should attract the atten-
sli4%'ni , IS Cash, rs to all costs OF sale;
7tnxes TO day OF sale, and q dGbl OF VIZ,
then a credit Of $780, payable tMree years .a,,s
from August II, 1901, With interest," f' 81 from
day OF sale. Residue naSa a.. PIE an ~ n Gssn
II. r. REpD,
I'd Trustees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
WIN. b. PiEzini Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Tenthand Bank Streets. N
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF III q li
-Four Beautiful Build ding
Lots on Hanover Street, in
LEE DISTRICT ~

& Pursuant to decree Of the Riohrond
,ChanceryB court, in the suit Of Margaret
Powers, who sues, e etc, We. lille W.
Powers, ct ais, entered on October s12.S
1904, will sell at public auction, on the;
p'oN. WEpH S.aY APRIL IL, 1906,
at 6 O. clock F.. M, tn four lots Of 30 feet
each by a depth OF 179 feet and 8 5inchess
fronting on the south line OF Hanover;
These lots are in a rapidly enhancing
5neigh borhood. with. grano ithics suttering.
sewer, gas and water aims to the lots
tors or those desiring to build homes. SSsS
sTERMS-One-third cash and BALANCED, 81
and g. years with interest, secured 81 by
;nego table notes OF the chassr and deed
until the purchase money shall have besnS
s f>- - RI: HENRIK. FRANKLIN, "
# Special Commissioners.
The bond required Of the Special Com-S
missioner by the above decree has been
duly given =. Z, 5,ss !. Il
E%Teste: II II &CFtAS.t O.DS ga WILLIE tsssSss
8AnlT7-tds Il5Bs 7si 555s Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
BY The Valentine Auction c,
j& n ~, AlctiOncers sd
BY The Valentine Auction Co,
Auctioncers.
Auction Sale Of Antique and
Modern Household Furni-
ture, Upright Piano,
Hand some Lace Curtains,
Smyrna Art Squares, Mat
ting, &c.

On account Of defining h92usekeep,n s.
residence, in Lee District. No. 1925 Ivy
Street. corner Meadow Street,
THIS (Tnesday) MORNING. APRIL II,
Art Squares and Rugs, 7-piece Parlor
Suit, handsomely. Hand Carved and Ups
.holstered In Broeatelle; handsome Lace aS
seat Rockers Antique IN Mah eSaIr:
Walnut Hat Rack. with oyal. \ Mir '1S,.
tension Table, s HI GIL Back Dining Chairs,
Antique Mahogany Side sdeboaTd, o ID An An
100 years olD general assortment Of Of
Grockery and Glassware. Hand !. ca r., 9
Ward robe match; sta 5asnSv s Seytny
Tables, Old Antique Mahogany Chamber
Suit, with French Bed Cane-seat, Chairs s
Brass-T trimmed NJ White Enanleled Beds:
Pictures, Toilet Sets. several Rooms OF
Mating, Ingram Druggets. Kitchen FUR,
snture and Utensils, Refrigerator and
other Furniture, etc. Sale positive, . !. l. I,
Ladies' especially invited to attend this
sale. 8, - - = -, ~ 4 81
$500 igs5Ss Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11
AUCTION SALES. Future Days
OR ZEN & REDD,
! REAL ESTATE AUCTl0NEERS ]
SALE OF ALL
FRANCHISES AND
THE Granville
RAILROAD COM
COMMISSIONERS
THE RIGHTS,
PROPERTY OF
& pOwnATAM
PAMY.

BY virtue OF two DEGREES rendered by
the Law and Eduity Court OF the city
of Richmond, Vn one on the !, S ats,,a ana n,
under tho short style Of dINIEk !
E = {,ES;, FOR sc, v gAE n = 2
"a. P9 }, aAEbSR r W Fl co SITES Ai tva
s6iNs g Foh SCI Nv sA y: 3! tdsiaajt
81 aya tge 0s amount madS III As P Pay
the liens on the property within the
twenty days requirced by, said decree Z. Of
wee ap s sp hs
to actl as directed BY sald DEGREES, VIII
proceed !, sell ny public aucton to th hs
City Hall in the city OF Richmond. Vir-
WBBS s ii TIT = E1z2 PAY or
free Of 5ull liens and encumbrunces what
Ssoever except. taxes assessed for the cur
rent year, ali the rights. privileges, prop
and Interests Is q el the r Farmylle s Powha-
tan Railroad Company, consisting Of a
main line Of single track. marrow gauge
aed on the civ Pon
in Chesterfield county. where the company
has valuable terminal N prop,e1sdes enn faf1
eighty eight and three quarter miles; to-
gether with all branch lines, spur tracks,
dsidings, depot tracks, and yard tracks;
approxlmating thirteen miles, rights Of
way, depot buildings and grounds, shops,
warehouses; wharvcs. terminals scales.
telegraph lines. telephone lines, store
houses, stores and supplies, machine
Shops machinery, tools. appliances, loco.
motives, coaches, cars. gondOlas, % real
estate offices. office furniture, books and
books OF account, stationery and supplies,
and all other property Of every kind and
description OF said Railroad Company,
wherever situated Except cnsh in bank
or in the hands Of the Receiver OF this
Court and his Agents, and any debts, .ac-
counts and balances due to the Receiver
and his agent from any parties wnatso-
ever both on the day Of sale ard on; the
day Of tho confirmnt ion Of said sale.) USED
re RMS: The terms Of said sale are
as follows, viz: Seventy-fiye thousand
dollars (s75. 900. COY u cash, 5000. 90 Of
which shall be paid to the Commission
within three days from the day Of sale
and the residue Of $50, 900. when the sale
is confirmed. IA The balance to be on credits
OF six and twelve m tns from the day
OF SALE: the purcha ser to execute ne
Gotiable notes for the de ferred payments.
with interest from day OF sale, with the
right to- anticipate the payment OF said
notes; ~ and the title to be retained until
the whole purchase money is PAID ana
a conveyance directed by the Court. !, I
For further particulars as 70 said rail-
road and other property, parties IRE IRE re-
fered to the receiver, Col. Z. M r.. Tai
cot, s. at tho offices OF The V CompaaJHiy,
Nintl. and Main Streets. Richmond, VIZ
-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-11

Z =. +.
cey woolsey. better known8a as susan Cool.
idge, a. writer OF chiidren's stories, died
suddenly of heart disease at her hoiile
here yesterday. She was sevcnt y years OF
age and daughter OF the late John Il.
Woolsey, Il of New Haven.
Miss Coolidge, whose best known work
was in the What Katy Did, series, was
born In Cleveland Ohio. Since ISL she
has contributed prose sketches and yei Sc
TO many ma gaines and : NEWSPAPERS
Among her other writings are The New
Years Bargain Guernsey Lily. In
the High Valley THE Burberry Bush"
and "a Short History of Philadelphia
Mrs. Eliza Phillips.
he Il Especial to The Times Dlspa tch.)
SUFFOLK, VA April 10.--A1 RS. Eliza
Phillips, wife OF Dr.. John Il. Phillips,
died about O'Clock this morning, a tera
anillness ctten days. She was a zdaugh-s
ter OF the late State Senator G. II
gCausey and was member Of several wo-t
mems societies.
She was thirty-four years DID, she
is survived by q widower one SOFT four
brothers, two sisters and mother. Among
her brothers is Captain G. H. Causey, Jr.,i
now Of Chicago, who commanded Com
spany F. Of the Fourth Virginia Itegl-l
ment, during the Spanish war. II
Mrs. Rebecca Waggoner.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
Il MONTERREY, " A. April 10.--Irs. Re-
becca Wal goner, widow Of the late Isaac
SB.s5Waggoner.o Of Crabbottom,$ died yes
4tcrday after long Illness. Her maiden
name was Patterson, and she was a ma!
tive OF Augusta county. She was the
mother o,f DR.. Roy Waggoner, of Madison
county; Messrs. Charles, John and Ed:
ward yVaggoncr, and Mrs. G. ". Judy.
OF Highland. In the absence Of her own
pastor, the funeral was conducted by
Rev. Dewitt "A. Berry Of the M. r..
Church. South.
w. M. Oliver.
Especial to Tha Tines-D ispatch.)
FREDERI CKSBURG,S VA, April To-
w. M. oliver a prominent citizen and