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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
MORE FIRE.
This Time i'm the Residence of VIM. Wood
land ON Pine street.

cloud of fire and smoke as she opened
the kitchen door to prepare breakfast
about O'Clock last Monday morning
She Immediately alarmed the household
and with lively water throwing they
were able TO put it out without the aid
Of the fire department.
The fire originated from a match
which had broken when Mrs. Woodland
was lighting a lamp and lit among some
clothing, and when she returned from
another room il was in flames. The
loss on the goods was placed at $50,
while the house was but slightly dam
aged and is owned by j. n. Montigel
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
Republican Judicial Convention.

A Convention TO nominate a Candi-
date for Circuit Judge in the 29th Jud-
icial Circuit for the term beginning Jan.
LIST, 1906, will be held at the Court
House in the Village of Ithaca, Gratiot
County Michigan, on Tuesday, the 2Sth
day of February, A. D., at one O'Clock
in the afternoon.
Clinton and Gratiot Counties are each
entitled TO twelve delegates TO said Con
vention.
WILL II. BRUNsoN, Chairman.
w. A. LEET, Sec'y.
JOHN ID. SPISNEY
JOHN 7. DANIELS
Judicial Committee of the Goth Judi
cial Circuit.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
HOSPITAL NOTES

DR.. Brainerd has been in Mt Pleasant,
Newark and Vestaburg the latter part of
last week and first of this ON professional
business in each place.
Miss Knight is in the country near
Perrinton caring for pneumonia case
for DIR. Kilbourne.
James Murray, of st. Louis, under
went reamputation Of the left leg
Monday.
Miss Kivan is home again from Lake
view, where she has been nursing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
IN JUSTICE COURT
One Man Lost Piece of Ear-Others Have
Domestic Troubles.

Don Evans is lamenting the loss Of a
part of his ear, caused by getting be
tween the teeth of one Alpha Mills, a
piano tuner and music teacher living near
North Star. He asked the court for
satisfaction and Mills was arraigned DE
fore Justice Chadwick, and on default
of bail was taken TO Ithaca last Friday
10 await the examination set for Feb
ruary 27.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

We wish to notify the public that
Claude Mcclure, the driver of our
laundry wagon, has left us without any
notice, and that in the future Clarence
Price, who is interested in the business,
will make all collections Of laundry and
money. Mr.. Price not being familiar
with all the customers on our route, II
any are missed please notify us at once
and we will have wagon call.
JOINS & PRICE, Props.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
Notice TO Horseowners.
February 1. zoos

ECDIudIl ~ lSOSs
The horseshorers, in order to establish
cash system, have agreed to put on
shoes up to No. 6 for thirty cents, and
set them for fifteen cents, provided cash
is paid, but If the work is booked, to
exceed thirty days, the price now pre-
vailing shall be charged This does not
refer to fancy shoeing. The prices of
No. and No. 7 and bar shoes remain
the same. Work at the above prices
shall be strictly cash. Il
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
AUCTION SALES.

VIM r. Long will have a public auc-
tion of farm stock, implements, etc,
at his residence. two and one-half miles
east of Elm Hall, on Tuesday, March z,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. IN. Terms
are reasonable and hot coffee and free
lunch will be served at noon. VIM.
Hutchinson is to be the clerk and c. +.
Chandler auctioneer. 2t3
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24

John Null will have an auction sale of
stock, farm tools and household goods at
his residence one mile west of Sumner
Center, on Tuesday, March Z, commenc-
ing at O'Clock p. IN. 2t3
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24

VIM. Evart Michael was taken TO the
Ithaca Jail Tuesday by Undersheriff
Button 10 serve thirty day sentence
handed out by Justice Spinney Michael
plead guilty to charge of non-suppOrt
entered by his frau.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24

The examination in the case of the
People VS.. Ozwal Abbott and Cora
Cook was held before Justice Chadwick
last Tuesday, The testimony of the
People was taken and the case adjourned
until Wednesday, March 30.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
Dr. weayer,s syrup

Purihes the blood cerate (ointment)
for the skin.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24

Other diseases that ran high in the
fatality list are typhoid fever 1927 deaths
in two years; influenza, 1907; diphtheria,
9S2. Compared with these and the fore
going figures it is instructive 20 notice
the returns from smallpox, the malady
that undoubtedly inspires more popular
terror than any other. There were only
l24 deaths from smallpox III the whole
state III the last four years; % in the last
two years, out of 66, S22 deaths from all
causes; and % last year ont of total Of
81 ,0l5 deaths.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24

There are a number of primary reform
bills of general application already on
the Legislative calendars, and more COM
ing. Senator Brown, of Lapeer, is pre-
pairing one with great care, which he
expects TO introduce this week and Rep
resentative VanKeuren, of Livingston,
has one providing for direct nomination
of state officers and election of delegates
TO state convention TO nominate in cases
where no candidate has a majority,
which is likely TO be the more common
result.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24
PROFES SSiONAL.

r F.sUYDAM. M. D., Physician and Surgon
d. once opposite Church block.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-02-24

The house in its brief session Wednes-
day evening passed a resolution submit
ting an amendment 70 the constitution
which would permit the state to apprO-
pirate money for improvement of public
roads, which was expected 10 pass the
senate and be presented 70 the voters of
the state at the April election. This
would be in line with the governors
earnest recommendation of the subject
of good roads. and there could be little
doubt of its ratification at the polls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
SISTERS Of ii ROLAND 4. I .
REED left. Destitute |! d | ! | {.
Had III Long Z nj Been Supported by
Late Isadore Rush Vow l'''
Without Funds.
~ 4. i i q TIC Tlmes.plspatch.l

~
LADEl4PIIIA,$ PA, Feb 'ebt, 21'-Tl1eT
gprlyed Of their last means Of support
t aged sisters of tho once famous 90
MAD i'm. Roland Reed, arc IN. q deslitlsttee
lnnniit IN in n little house at NO. Y !
Wbrth schell Street where they are ny
IN not throash the charity Of a friend Of tho
dead actor . ~ 2, 13aad D YEARLY
foi,, Years ago, the two women have
I'm haphazard existence, nay y to oad
through some legal obstacle. the $iQ,gvv
Which should have been paid / Lhsln !, Ivy ~
fhs company which insured Reeds llle'
Willing TO work IN order Z. supnIS91rl a!lear
SELF and her Invalid sister rlorence,
Laura Heed, tho younger 81 the Wo W.,
men, has from. time TO time bsen& abe
ia secure employment, hut never for very
Tie Hearing; Of their plight Isadorer Rush,
who was for q number OF years itolanI y
Reed blending php rah g me wn slsl
each week send them u remit tance ~ se
9nolfgh 10 pay their rent, True 70 hetS
word. Miss Rush provided for them 70
this extent until her death Y short me
ago after witch the women. who did
not read OF tltN faccld dent, heard no more
from nor. Patiently they wa TED, but no
further remittances arrived. and In time
they were turned out OF thelr quarters
56eine Obliged TO leave some of their ilr-
sIiitiro In settlement OF their boar Ibll +
When tho neWs OF M ISIS RuSl's neath
was told tliemsn short time ago t.eanle
ais Ia severe shock, ana hex ia rsss coil-
solabla oyef lnS the meant tt'lura
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
t4V "A
AFTE..R||a.'l0||N.G|||'l|.|!f.E|
SIXTY. FEARS N. #Py ' 8 l LEE i:
5svtasEElected to Office as B Demo
Graf, Bit Became ActiYcS.iil
Republican Ranks. I5
(BY Associated 1'ress.),

cRoNTo in, 4 M Assat FEB. cieorge
#sewall 85 boutwell,, 4 former Governor 81 y
Massachusetts and former United Suites rLfs
4 Secretary or the Treasury, died 4at his
homo hero to.da aged cighty..stSey On
years. lIe vas striakcn Will rneullnrot MA MA
last Friday Mig owing 70 = his ~. sex-
trcrnc age, 4 was unable to rally. Il. n ~
@iror MORO thnn sixty years, M Bout i,
we'll had sbeenBi n8publtc life, beginning his
career u.s. d lecturer III The age OF a. ninG-
n teen.s At8tweiity-fol he WIS el cctcd 70
Sthc Massachusetts ~ lslaturcs and }4t "
8thirty-thrce% he's was chosen Governor Or OF
Although c,cclcd 4 to tl,csc officcs as y
Democrat. Mr.. Boutwell, Became net yc. In
n I'd organization Or tho Republican party.
lie was a personal friend Of president r 81 LEI
q Lincoln. ~ 5s5s III "a
Mr.. Boutwell, WIS an soutsp oken7 = b OIL.
ZIONIST served In the ma tlonal II o ,tl.
Of RcprcsentutvcsEfr from 1859 to 4 sGS incl,id-
Of representatives from 1862 to 1868 inclti-
siyc1fnnd was q member OF the commit
5itec which reported the fourteenth amend
&rnent, and conduct ed y the debatc IN ~ he
+ House VI }gJS s5 gs ,is ~ ,isS
He was Secretary y OF the Treasury In
President Grants first Cabinet X In 1878
: Mr. Boutwell, was elected to the United
States Senate, where llo3 served b for SIX
years. VAN RS
S Mr.. boutwell, Was among the most ca 81
nest opponents OF tho Spanish wal. y
fact, SO strong was ibis cOnVfc ton that
after war was declared \ he lci u tile Re-
publican party, and with F the orna ton.
of the Anti-1 mperialist League. Became
its president. which flee he held aat the
time his death. 3@ & 81 Y 8
,$s# Mr.. Boutwell, was thc author Of books
on litics;4nnd financ &c. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
GENEROUS. GIFT FOR
s.E 4 HOSPITAL
Mrs y RS r., Ryan an Offers Forty-fiv,,ess
Thousand Dollars With Rea-
sonable Conditions.

~ ~ 4 Is q
Mrs. Thomas r., Ryan, Of New York;
the donor OF the handsome new cathedral
now nearlng completion In this city. has
the establishment Of three hospit tails jat
way. The points &c which II IS prop
to locate these railway hospitals ara Pes
3tersburg, Va, Hamlet, N. O., and ampa,
Fla, The offer Is coupled with n scondt Is
ton, and efforts are now making to ass
certain whether those condl tions Will he
met BY those most Interested In me sprq-ia
sject. 1t is almost a foregone conclusion
that they Will be, hut IA posi- I've report TO-
that effect will ba necessary to- convert
probability into certainty, S..
A The donation and the construction OK \
the hospitals at the points stated IL con-
,tngent upon the Willingness of tie. ettl-@
ployeS OF the SeaboArd Air Line Raj way
TO contribute a certain prop rti lon Of heir
monthly salaries for the maintenance OF (
these hospitals: With q view e. aseer,
this point president and general - u MsI-
Line, has sent Quite emplo Dyes q ciEcll
asking for an expression from each ON HI
ploye as to his Willingness 70 cor lbAte
the small mon hly sum ask ed. SSsts 4s.s Il
n The action of the wife Qt on 81 ~ ,tfft Il
principal owners ,f the gral lroad rs ~
to that ts ken by OF her raj Way eoFp1
lions. The Chesa pea ka and OF Mo RAJ pgaYy8N
has one aor more hospitals, along III I'm
supported In the same nanner az tnosA
proposed by ,AiTs. Ryan. Bot .h4rss N van
and hcr husband ure vfrKintA p, nd the n
llaye testified thsir IN rest lr N M fxtAie
affairs frequently and ~ ReSsH tala1 SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
PNEUMONIA.

Old people and those who have weak
lungs cannot he too careful In guarding
against this disease, Pneumonia always
results from cold or from an attack
OF the grip, and can be prevented by the
timely use OF Chamberlains Cough REM
edy. "A great many who had every rea-
son to fear pneumonia have warded 1t
Off by the prompt use Of this remedy,
rho following Ia an instance OF this sort;
"roo much cannot be said IN favor OF
chamberain's Cough Remedy, and es-
pecially for colds and influenza. 1$know
that 1t cured my daughter, Laura, OF a
severe cold, and believe saved her llfe'
when she was threatened with pneu-s
monia."--W, D, Wilcox, Logan, New
York. Sold by all druggists,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
WINTER TovnlsT RATES
n

the ATLANTIC g CAST LINE. III
winter tourist tickets are now on sale
10 ali Southern winter resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line, Thls line y the
shortest, quickest and most elegantly
snlupped between the North and South.
Offers to health and pleasure seekers
service eaualled by none. You make no
Changes to FLORIDA resorts, s
\ For full particulars apply TO- any agent
Of tho company, OF = (, !, Z, y, m n
Division Passenger Agent. n
" nlehEcpd. Yas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
EroSrAE,pEoplE FRlcAlpND.|

sopsA Letter srsr,ii Kind t4ear.edt
n HJoan. 4, .y. .sgss 4,
se5S,fhc following ictier$ wi III be OF great
Interest to o,lrs rGatars IT. breht les. tho
agrte spirit Of chasl tn, Of fleipii,g others.
May. It do tic good that M "a Carpenter
hopes stiit eppte sicliri'o,rd,
Va, 81 ~ XII SIs Z.
Although 1 may be 4 unknown to yo,i,i
yet III hope MY experience Will carry tho
weight that earnestncss always should
SIsbelicvc III doing good tony fellow men, /:
fand;.ina,lo WY can help hem l',ct ter
@tllAnjin pointing oi1t tltbs road to health.
#5 Hypnei tile treatment tia cures en-
Starri without stomach dosing, has done
INC 80 much good that j want everybody
to know OF its merits .s ~ had ~ very bad
case Of cutarrh, and Hyomcl completely
cured me- II have Recommended ~ to my
3neglibors nfd they, y too, have been,
cured. Now 4 want vcrybbdy IN all
parts OF the country to- know what II yo-Si
mel has done for ME. VI "a ~ III Ia Ra
George wv. Carpenter,
b "A i KS US 5S Vincent Ohio '.ss.
Al II yomei8 contains tic Healing balsat1s3
that are found In the air Upon the noun
$taitss, Where ca tarrh lg tlhkno Y,ils II ue-
#str0yst nil catarrhal germs Iii Il the airi
Rpassagcs OF the hend thront and lungs
Eund3makes complete cures. 5 "A
"a complete outfit costs but FL while
sexttntb bottles can ba oh 6fhed for. so cents
II. II. IA, nfiller.a drugstore sells Iiyorncl on III
qua tat,tee a - refund ti,e noney
orders Will DO filled promptly on receipt Of
price Complete outfits, sl.0Q; ext re- bot ties,
70 cents. s .i3{ ~ s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28

Reed secured n place in tho cloak room
when tic regular maid. who had been
III. returned, she was a gain Without any
thing to do. b IN Ej 3s8 n. q ID lti5g.l fs
what to do, d mysterious visitor, who
announced himself to have been q close
friend OF RolandN Reed, Informed them
that he owned u property on Schelll
Street. and told them to move into tho
house. Since that time the sisters have
not seenRther benefnctor,5 but have es-
tabllslled themselves In tho little house..
Iwher they have endenvOred 3 to make
themselves comfortable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
'OSLER |'1.sAYS NJ:
..VQASN|M \ | I.
Issues Statement n e Declaring He
Ibid Not Mean M: Men At Sixty
Should Ghloroforlned.
WAS QUOTING! FROM /: l . MOVE !
sReiteratcs Statement That Man,
MS at Ills Best s: p B'c y 3: Forty.
u. Report of# His Speech. 8t
s

!. n XII. Especial 70 Tho Times Dispateh.) 81
Ell BALTIMORE, Feb. q. f--ilor. llatn&
osler. III reply8to thesvarious criticisms ii
and certain f11lsstateticnts made In cons
incctlon With his receri tjassert itjrefcr-
'cnce to the limit Of hans utility as a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28

5@{ special8to ,rhe Times Dispat cli.)
OI' q NE " q ], Feb Mrs.
lRegina lTitcliett, widow Of RI r n tchctt,
died yesterday q + her ONO In Hampton,
aged %sevetlty-s six yea rs. "A 3Ej
THE deceased was "a daug Of the
1ato Captain Timothy Green, United
States army, and was born III Fortress
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
daughter, Mics Mary Cloud 8of this place,i
a#lip ls, nultessill atsthis writing. ls
h VI Al N .$13. Evans IF q
ttEncctnt To Thb Times. Dls,Atc1l.) .8g

Is $IiYr GHiBIi,tl, IN A., i'eb III Din
if,enjhinlh tIvnfs, aged NJ severn y-scveii.
died ut Ills residence LIN this city last
night nfte,' nh illness covering g. period
,offnDont four months. MIR. Evans became
~ reaidentgof tlSnehl,ifB fiji 1856, and FOR
some years engaged successfully III the
tobacco buslhessa ,tctlrlhg from active
business several years ,dgo on ~ couht$of
his advancing years. a For some years he
was president Of tho Lyncf,l,urg r oaceoi
Assocations 1tnEwus d tiletriber OF; Court
Street etlindlst Church. anil was u gem
itlefnan Of tile highest Christian character
Mr.s g1Ivdns is survived by five sons and
Ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
@Mrs..R egi1a Fitchett.

55 Mrs r Regina Ftchett. hrs
s1s 3a'Ise'hr syM NS r PUP
Regina lTitchett, widow Of r. II II tchctt.&
died Yesterday at her homo IN HAMPTON
aged seventy six years III 3sg si #
THE deceased was "a daughter&of the
late Captain, Timothy Green, United
States army, ana born II Fortress ,tre
Monroe. q 5:s :s. a 4 A3s
Mrs. Lydia Filler. s5,sis 5
q LEI5sB l1F g. VA, n cd. 2 .--A IRIS. Lydia
Filler, wife OF the late Colonel "A. M. 4
RULER died ut her 4; home Il near I4ovetts-7.,
Vile Saturday morrln g. II agetl a seventy
four. Eight children stirv We. sl 'olonelS
Filler, her husband, was for many |yeta ll1=.
county. 81 rs W IL T4s i. l1s VII III 5ss }3t
John Todd II III. IL a
, fS?fSa & 1s '% VS. Dlf Ees
juan who DIED 2 NV fsw
sirx Harper ana Miss Miriam. Hill Hill
f'3S1'M MIS-, M. "a. f owlkes.
1zt !ESsSfS| < The Zines
Martha Ann Fowl es, wide Of ne late
william, THOMAS Fowkes !, died vest rday.ss
I aged Il fifty-nine. She leaves four sons
john Charles, Ernest and Everett
fFowlkes. II sf34 53s .S Il.
IN. W. 4 ony dshaW
&f1Ifrc,4 u X A E'a3 81 w Tony
I, 8, E : hai. n died THIS
morning In Suffolk, Ut aged d forty three
years. IA widow, one son and one daug n
y I -, =, :. 7.
M Ts.s Eliza e LEI y
81 an = ebert s Ander.
son IA. ,y,io ,'ss commnnded E Fort SUMTER
In cha rieston sharbor at3athe openln gs of
4 tho Civil War. died here on Saturday last
J,he funeral services vii be held II her.
IA te resId encc, No. 1527 . sixteenth Street
Nor4i,wcst1 $ats 4. loon Il Tomorrow he
q = lw viii leave OH y a&private cars for
51Vf.st point I q morrow afternoon, where
y t,,a f,na sorvices and interment will take:
s1;laco. ss Al
.Afrs md erson died after a brief Illness
M "a ters. irs ] N. Lawt on,
MIS- AZ 81 ,.8 Anderson! and ISIS. s. G..
1 N 8; Il, 4 s,,rrylye Flicr, She va q na g
ft;va ~ d and the daughter Of the
III d Ganaral 'I)uncnn q irch.I u. S.; A.
E 3 Il 2 !, /. b = /.
AIN
Special to The Times 81 Dsr "a r I,
ared three, dIed the
home 81 his mother hero last night Of
5consump after e. LINGERING 1ilnessno g
over4a ear, II g was rela ing. Wy
family Crocketts I, k.ioy5
throughout Virginia ana l,ila
The remains We're =,
den and inferred Deside ms
j, !, IA 10 flfiys
b i,slt,res SSs RI
v ssS Sir w en1yss# Reid. XII
~ a ssociated Pre- IS 5.j8!: ,sss
S 81 !, ~ y 1To,, - -s,r 1yemyss Reid,
8, J, . ~ IL, S dead
q = rho,nas yyenyss r cid was the gem
na ed 4 SPEAKER
fromBlthe time OF Its III foundnt ton until
1sso. He vas born In 1884,. q + rom 1870 to-
ISL ISL lle was editor ''rhc Leeds N1er 81
the honorary egree Of y 1879
and he was knig hted for services !s 70 lel-
ters and olitics'' In the foil lowing year
Among his publications. were s Charlotte
= ,ia ~ !, II
Of Lord a. = Il,
etli y 81 " 'Y o it'he =
'IrIl =, N NJ /, !. Il
5lat9tlIs Sir Martin GOSS ell1.
. e is3it I1,v3 A ssocinted Prcss.)
2, Az =, ], 3, u. 7, q NI =.
- ort,sal ded from intestinal honor
" :, ot,ps ,ssa 90 where he ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
William Sneald. !,
fsnecIa i 4 g The |. ri,nles. Dispatch,

!. Especial m to- The Tilpcs- Dlspatct1.) Is
ETEAsP ATTI1IJs, n I.A;.5 Eel q ~
p. snead. s OF this place recely we'd by wire
the sad news of the deaf OF his father
William ssnead. h who died al the home
aofShis son. Earnest IT, Srcad. { OF crewe.
VII at r S o'clock Sunday morning and
will be; Inferred In helF family burying
ground at Zion NJ ct hodlst CHURCH Louisa
leaves Z one daughter. Miss WI HE {fN W.
Snead, of Louisa and Il We sons. q.
.Sneads " OF King William county 81 Eugene.
5Snead or fl5 Louisa IN Oscar Snead, 35sto Of
Spotsylyan Tia count y; ~ Earnest IL Snead.
of Crewc. 3, and VA bert snea q. of!5
fDanville, Va. # 4, RE
dist Church and "a good eli lzen. al 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Bari Of SMorley,

I,oNDoN, 4. Feb. n, 27. ~ lbert Edmund
Parker, Earl OF Morley, deputy sneaker
ffthe House OF Lord is dead, lie was was
sixty-two years old. II ~. St & ss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28

8}&3sS6 k}s5fjtG We X
View Baptist Church, OF which he was q
member, 8flt "a D o'clock Stl,ls evening. In,
lterinentS iii River lew. Cemetery. n
Active cssrs. M II. NJ. i Smith ].
Phillips, r. II. yyells,sS Y. j. Gary. Mr.
iEi,bnnk and Nj. 1'crduc. n 39g Z i
Honorary I'll. Fl j y Nfoselcy, Sir, p y.
w. L. Noel, htessrs. Joseph Burgess and,
Frank Duke. ~ Il Z {ss3 III
Mr.. Crenshaw's Funeral.
THE III funeral III 0 fSS5 NJ .8s spottswoods
,Crenshnw, who died Saturday morning
atsthe; Virginia IIospita !. took place from
the residence of his hrotllerI Mr. N w.
.Crenshaw, No. 1904 Grove Avenue, at5&3
o'clock, Sunday fternooll, ~ sflSs .58
IssS Rev. J. u ~, DoWnman, rector OF III ALE
Saints, Church, conducted the ceremony.
Tie ititcrment was made in HOLLY y
Mrs. Nellie Barnes don.
\ III Mrs. " Nellie Barnes " Jordon, wife Of
Mr. ebert Jordon. died at her home B No
s3t1o East Clay Street, AZ Sunday morning
! at 1880 o'clock She was about nineteen
years Of age, and is survived by her hus-5
bland and AN infant. The funeral will.
take place u from the East NE'nd aptisti
Church at;s3ao'clock this at terno Don, and
THE intermcnt will be In lakewood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Mrs IN ary Yansar1t. 3;

S$Ss Especial d to The Times. Dispatch
OYDTON. " Al. Feb. " q y rs. Mary
SYansant, widow il Colonel franklin YAM
sont. died at her home, near this place
yestcrday ;tf5. iiy &
Mrs $Yansant was n her ninet econd 4
year H She had been. until recently b re-
marknblyS strong,eand active for orie. of
her sad yanced a ge. She was a n OF fine
3intelect and thorough Y. refined. kind and
generous to her friends and neigh bors.3t
III was. liowever,in her home life that the.
beauties g Of her cttaratter shone most
brightly u, z,'s
q Mrs. Vansant, with her hus band and &
family, m owed to this county from Bucks
county, Pa, about thirty years go. and
tho entire family have thoroug lily5 iden-8E
ned&thcmselves wit the people of his
community. 81 u q % 81 z NJ
n SHE leaves two daug lt ers. q rs. m
STownes and Miss Laura Ynnsarlt, and
tn 81! sons r. n r. Il Yansast Al nj II franklin
svdisdnt. She was buried to-day \, ii1 n
tEpisco PAL cemete cry. $ vs..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Sir Martin Gossel;il111,.
/ ~ lI3x ssocinted Press.

LISBON, Eel. q Sir Martin 10 \ Mar Mar.
ichnnt 5,IIad ley Gosseln, British minister
70 Portugal died from Intestinal he mo-
rhaLge, ut Bussaco yesterday. where he ar :
rived iii on Wednesday, having Just re- re-
turned from tho British fleet nanoeuyres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Judge George !. H.E;liaygood

-7E5btt1nt y -.
Howard, one of the most prominent men
OF this section OF North Carolina, died
Friday. He & was operated pom for
2strangulnted hernia. by DR.. ohnston, lof,
Richmond, and died IA t. ]. N. M E$sls s.
s Judge Howard 6 was Z ~ director B In At
3lantlcS Coast Line Railroad and for years
tiudgc Of the Superior Court. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28
Mrs. Ruth Sones..

(specnl to The Times D ispatci.) y;
r STAUNTON, "; " AZ Eel. q. Mrs, Ruth
sones died here Sat urdayt night atthe home nc
With6pneulmonlA, aged rninty-one years
Deceased Il is survived &. by six 81 children
namely: 81 Mrs Mary Doyle, Mrs. Hodge
Pit terson Mrs. a g Gorge w. Brand, X Mrs.
James wv. Greiner, Miss Julia Sones and
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