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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-03-25

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Take a Free Trip
To Baltimore:
And buy your
Easter Outfit at !
|eJ. 60WAN' 81
Ladies and Mems
Ready Made Emporium :
429 n. Eutaw St., Baltimore. !
We Pay CAR FARE :
Both Ways. /:
Every person that visits Our :
store and makes a purchase :
otgoods amounting to =. 500
we will refund their car fare Z
in cash. upon showing us the :
coupon. Dom have to show !
coupon before purchasing :
goods We don I do business
: that way. 4
We sell goods at least % !
per cent cheaper than any {
store in the city.
Our line of Taffeta Silk Suits /.
at $9.65, are astonishingly :
low. ................. $9.65
Our line of Broad Cloth and /;
Cheviot Suits-at $1l.95, are {:
wonders............. $11.95 I:
Our line Of Dress and Walk &;
: ing Suits of Taffeta Wolfe,
Cheviots Panama. Brillian- !;
inc and Broad Cleth at
298 TO $I0.55, are impossi-
! lie TO describe.
r .e our line of all-wool
! Covert Cloth Satin lined
Coats, made in up-to. date
styles at $2.9S to $7.95, they I
are remarkable for / h e
money 1928 to 1896
Our line of Japanese and
Talfeta Waists, tucked and /,
sherredl It'll hig sleeves, at
$1.95 to $500, surpasses
anything for the price.
The largest and best assort-
ment of Children's Cashmere Z
Chambray & Percale Dresses :
in the city, at 75c. to 1896, :
they are beauties. :
Ladies should not miss this
Great Easter Sale at Z
]. COWAN'S, /;
Ladies Dress Emporium.
: 420 N. Eutaw st.. Baltimore. Md. !
D4O4O4s4sRsRSRORO4s4S4ORO4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-03-25

IF you went good shave and hair
cut for IS cents, go to j. P. Bowers
I5s Main street. Hair cut IS cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-03-25
Have You Tried It ?
THE ANCIENT CITY BAKING POWDER.

IF you want QuaIity-If you want Pure Goods.
If you want Baking Powder that is free from
any aduiteration-you can get il by using An
Gent City Baking Powder, lilly Brandt relia-
Bile. Ask your grocerYman for II. Put up by
z. c. HEISE. Annapolis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
GOVERNOR Shot
BY assassin {. ii. |
Miasoradof, Russian Official,
Seriously Wounded by Finn
Revolutionist.
.HATED THROUGHOUT COUNTRY
Man Man: Gained Entrance to Cabi-
net and Fired From
Threshold.

IN ----------.-----,- -. -------..-----
(By A ssoclated Press.)

Ey ASSOCla fFeSS.)
h vIBOlsG, EUR PEAN RUSSIA, Mar,
60. Governor Miasorodoff was shot and
seriously wounded to-day by a boy whose
Identity has not been usccrtnincd. s Tho
tnssnssin, who Is about fifteen years old
obtained an entrance to the Governors
office and fired three times at him., one
bullet inflicting serious wound and the
others slightly woundng the Governors
legs. The Governors clerks and sec
rotary were unab lerto stop the would be
assassin, who reached the street, where
however, no was arrested without
struggle. The Governors condition Is
critical. a, 5{
The youth, who shot the Governor, has
been identified as Mntt Hjalmad Rel
mike. a Finn. who admits that he is m
irevolutionist. Governor Mllsorodoff has
been most energetic In the classification.
of Finland, and memorials have been sent
to the estates petitioning for his removal
on account OF his alleged illegal methods
and the general conditions in his province.
which were pronounced to be intoerablc.
AT O'clock in the afternoon Reinikke
gained entrance toSthe Governors cabi-
net and fired a shot from the threshold.
Then, advancing, he fired twice more.
after which. jumping behind and under
the Governors writing table. with his
pistol he held UP the clerks. wh6 were.
rushing in and managed to reach the
street. Secretary Mnrkoff, who followed
him, summoned assistance and the would <!
be assassin was captured. Reinlkke. who.
had lost one Of his arms, recently In L a
railway accident, when asked II his namo3
was Relnikke. replied: THE police Of;
,Helsingfors know me. my motive and
the Governors record. sst.s$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
over TOO WANT to- De
THE BRID|E0F TH|S.NAN.
wv. Robertson, Of North Caro-
lima, Advertises and Now
Needs a Secretary.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.)

| Especial 10 This Times Dispat ch)
BALTIMORE,sS MD, March 20 IT hat
there is no scarcity Of ladies here who
are willing to comfort a widower. make
agreeable his declining years and look
after his children was demons trated by
u. w. Robertson. who says he IS a cons on.
tractor and buildertfrom Selma, N.g G.
This '.rarhes y, With scant Jet black
imoustache. n an III eilt nose and red com !.
plexion, registered the Hotel . .a;
ington here several days ago, and yester-
day morning an advertisement appeared
in one Of the pa pers requesting ladies
with ma trimonial Intentions, and not un-
der thirty-hve years ole, to meetSa South
ern gentleman Of mean s. AS fast as let
tiers could pass through the postofiice,
mail began to pour5 inst at the hotel for
$N1ras Robertson, and by night not8 less
than sixty-five had been received. 2 They
named trysting places and prop osed lay
ender ribbons and other IS gns Of s5recog-
milton. a heavy downppur5 Of rain, how
ever, interfered withS meetings. To-day
there were more letters, and toward
evening the hotel telephone was kept
ringing almost necessarily. Within two
hours fifteen calls wereYregistered. while
the number OF missives was swelled to
1856 Tonight Mr. Robertson was still
undecided as to choice, lie will leave
in daylo or two unless he meets the
right woman. NJ sst5S3 n IA V 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Mr. N[NDL|NGER
DIED YESTERDAY I |.
He Was Long a Useful Citi-
zen 81 Ricli-
inond.
WAS BORN IN BAVARIA
Coming Here When a Boy, He.
Had Since Lived III
Richmond.
WAS BORN IN BAVARIA

Mr.. Casper Wendlinger. who was wen
4 known In Richmond as military tailor,
both during and since the Civil War Y, dieo q
s8at his home in this city yesterday morn
sing at 1880 O'clock, in the ctgntYtsevehth
year OF his age. a.,
IL Mr. Wendlinger was borr, in Bavaria IN y
81slS, and came here when boy. \, ,H -
married Miss Madeline Idnkhouer IN ISL.
a Sic iied several years ago. There were
ten children, four of whom are stu !. ny
Z Ing. They are as follows: Pr. arthur
WendlinEer, Mr.. Anthony WendlinEer,
Mrs. w. g. Deadly and Miss Celeste W end
= EEger. =.
yyendlinger carried on the tailoring busi-
ness on Main Street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth, and he made uniforms ior
many distinguished officers OF the Con-
federacy.
Made Colonel's Uniform.
q For thirty years he had kept tailoring
establishment on Bank Street and hau
made uniforms for the stan otcers OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Mrs. E. F, Glenn.
ExlIes From Home.

Every year sees thousands OF pale and
enaciated people leaving their homes for
the benefit a change Of climate affords
them. a large number of these poor
sufferers who are thus exiled from home
are affected with THROAT or6lung trou-
'fbie, asthma, brpnch,tls or consumption,
which can Invariably be traced back 10
u severe cold, No one would neglect a
told could he fosesee such a Termination.
TO 80 10 warmer climate for ona,s
health isexpenflye and seldom altogether
hatisfactory, THIS prompt use OF Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy Will save all This
expense and mofry This remedy Is vide
~ known far its prompt eures Of coughs
and colds ard Ethousands have testified
sSte the permanent relief they have received
by its use, For sale by all druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
OBITUARY.
Death Of Mrs. Glenn.

~, q r, z. lon ,fdo,,, ~ 40 ri i, ~
vi,,i; Z, e Z. len,, IF ondonderry ire,.Td
died at an early hour on NyesterdxS, at
4 ,h esl home or g Of her son. Mr. John Il Sem.
ner Richmond y :
= ,irs Gienn had been resident of
~ ~ I'll : fo yaars anJ ha1 rna ~
~ liz ~ IA ape q" ninnv.thrne
I Years 1s.'S = e, n. - q
" brEh.ness, ana nroad
culture. Mrs. Glenn ,addeas manner that
happily conloinedz dignity ana gracious
ness ana maze llsr warm trends among
yot1ils a' any o!tt: sly - susYiVeu py
her son MT. 5onn ~ rs! Glenn. Tie cashies
I Of O. the itrchantsS atlonal Eank !, Of
\ f f,n s., ana ny daughter. MISS
s. 5rns =. saieIll. aiso o., tfis clty.
an SERVICES MI W.; 6S heid from
Ete .ro y; At Ii q t!ork;
~ EslliIsrhen WILDE pail
Y pealers !, Golonel !Johp ". Gordon Mr..
aest on n. CarTihglon, ar. waiter Jones'.
beryne Mr. jaes NJ hf Bali ipps Mr pam
ia 'FI Mr. Branch T. Archer.
IN =, =, - 1,4N.
s alis; oaI an .. t.ldridse died at her
~. y, !; sunday night she
gay ana fingered until the hour OF her
y atath sunuay
terd he aa bs Wafe bf9ngnt here
4 Oakwood Cemetery. Services a: the grave
!. were conducted by Rev. w. A. Cooper OF
the ST. James NJ. L. Church. and Rev. p.
A; Cave, OF, the Third Christian Church.
DECEASED Leaves the folloWing.t children:
Mr.. 7. b. Eldridgel news editor of the
~ I1ldridge. of Chase city, Mr. c. p. Ell
W 1Tidgs q shis CITY and Mrs Alnira g.
If Mrs. Callie q M,
=. ~ = | :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
DISCUSSED PLANS FOR
MURDER Of C0 !. |
by Associated Press. J

BY Associated Press M
..LExIN GTON, Is y, March Pa sensihT e.
tlon was caused to- day q hearing IL an
application for bail for State Senator to-!
James Hargis, Judge "a lexander I lar
their nephew Ebert Hargis and Sheriff al riff,
Edward Callahan, NIL charged with com
$plicitylnetk Breathitt copnty fen "a mu r.
ders. Moses Feltner testified that prior PHO I
TO the dealt, of Cockrill, Alexander and ar
James 5Hargls, Callahan and Feltners had
discussed in Hargis's store w ct her n ar-
cum or Cockrlll should be killed first. Nylt Z
ness testified that shortly afterwards
Cockrill was killed. Witness SAID ne was
h tFthe time acting in bad faith with the
Hargis side, and had told Alarcum ana ~!
Cockrill of the plot. Witness had Done ile
this, he said, in the hope Of saving tll y
lives Of NIarcum and Cockrill. II wy
Ell. Although the present hearing Is g only.
a motion for ball, the excl tement was an
tense, the courthouse and IS surrounding
streets being crowded with people, many many
of whom came in from, other cities va ana
counties. III i s35.sE
Ieral days. ..ssi .,,j5 I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Washington Appointments.
z From our REGULAR Correspondent.) n.

4H5 (From Our Regular Correspondent.)e
8 YVASHINTON.3D.$ CT, March 20-David;
NJ. Coffey appointed postmaster at KEEL
sey. Nvatauga county, N. vice c. y.
Coffey, resigned S5i
III Virginia rural routes ordered estab-s
.lished April 18th: Roxbury, Charles City
county, route one; population. so 4 houses
1875; Spying Valley. Grayson county. route
one II population. 4S0; houses, 100; Sum.
merfield, Grayson county. routes one and
two; population, IS; houses, 1877 Rural
carriers appointed: misunderstanding
route one, Andrew " 3 alley, carrier;I
Elbert "a. G ray. sub. ~ n
&3 North rolna--Rock Point route
two. Harris 3. oodworth, carrier; Will
liam w. Pea sall, q sub.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

Virginia Governors since the days; Of Gov W
8crnor Fl oladay. t5 Ss, e
$S Mr.. ByVendlinger was long aSmenbert OF
ST. Peters Cathedral and the funeral will
take Mace from there Tomorrow.
4 A close friend OF Mr.. Wendlinger said
this OF him last night: In the death Of
Casper NNendlinger Richmond loses one 81
4 her best nlen-a landmark who had for
several decades been prominently con-
5fnected with her business and other inter-
tests. He was man of marked PERSONAL.
lily. Intensely loyal to his friends and
II generous TO a 81 marked degree; an idol
~ 4 his household, with faith as simple as
that6of child. He was born IN I3ava ria,
Germany, and enliglated to this country,
d g mere lad, In 1885 II g died after fulfill
country family and friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
WELLs, RICHARDSON q co.
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.

dence Of her sister, Mrs. I. Was,skey, III
North Eighteenth Street, aged GO years.
The funeral vii. take place this after
noon IT : O'Clock from lakewood
Melvin Kurby.
Street
!, The funeral will take place from his
late residence this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Mrs. Eliza Parks.
(Speca! 10 The Times-Dispatch)
Parks, WIDOW Of Mr.. William Parks ii; f died
last night at her residence near here
Mrs. Parks, who was native Of lrer
fathers family IN 1851, locating In Penn
sylyania, In the same vessel there also
came the man to whom she was five years
later married. In 1871 Mr.. William Parks
and family came to Virginia and settled
in this county. They soon became well
known ana Won the respect VI the COM
Messrs. Richard and Moses PARKS, resi- resi-.
dents dent Of this place, and two daughters,
Gordon, residing al baskerville. - =
The interment Will take place Tomorrow
aa,5ht ,,raf q Blu , Presbyterian
Mrs. Sarah c, Marvin.
Special to The Tinos- Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, March 20,-Nrs. Sarai,
Catherine SHEPPARD Marvin, aged s. years
\ had been residing IN. Norfolk for nine
4 years, died last night at the home OF hel
4 Mrs Marvin Was tbs danghtef Of Of t III
late Captain John Al. Sheppard, OF Rich,
i mo-. an, and besides Mrs, Bellamy In thit
CITY, leaves three daughters, Mrs. Johr
4 RagiarG. Of Richmond; Mrs. r. ii. Sai.
way Of Richmond, and Mrs. ~. T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
New to Succeed Cortelyou.

71I ~ K BY Nssoclat eda F'Fess, D g, ].
IA WASHINGTON, March q, hartman
lcortelyou tonight announced that he Ind
appointed Mr.. New vice chairman of the
Republican National Committee, and that
by reason of this appointment Mr., New
would become acting chairman on Cor
3telypus retirement, which vii ta ke Place
I'm a few days, Mr., News appoint.
ment, II Is said, Is satisfactory to- Re-
spu bll lean leaders throu g ho ut the co untryt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Trouble at Berezina.

(ByyA ssociate ted tPress.) 3 b
Il BORISOE, EUROPEAN RUSSIAN March
20.--T hree squadrons of dragons have
started for Berezina, where armed u eWs
are reported to have killed the chief Of
police and a numbr Of his a ssstants y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

ri "A Safe Cough M edlcIne for c hIdren.
I In buying u cough medicine for children
never be afraid to buy Chamberain's
Cough Remedy, There Is no danger from
1t, and relief Is always sure 10 follow.
It'll especially valuable for colds Group,
and Whooping cough For sale ~ AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
MISUNDERSTANDING
BRYAN 4AND cleveland

BY Associate ed 4Press.) III I'LL
NEW YORK., March 20 ton p, Park K
er, former Democratic candidate for RES
fident of tile United States, Is to be one
OF principal speakers mt the fferson
Day dinner of II the Democratic Club Of
this city. which will pc held on April
18th, Judge Parker had previously de-
fclined an Invitation to attend the dinner
and delivers5a speech. "a few days ago.
however,, a friend Of . I'D ge Pa rlfer asked
President Fox. Of the Democratic Club,
IT. William ]. Bryan and former Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland were going to be
spresent&nt the dinner. He was Informed
that both had sent regrets, Mr. Bryan
in order to speak in Chica go, on that date.
and Mr. Cleveland to go Bird shooting
Judge Parker hen made formal roe
quest for permission to Withdraw his
letter of regret and to accept the invita-
ton His request was granted. q ss3i
Judge Parker said to-day that he would
not consider any proposition to return to
the bench of this State 3s 4: (: if3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
II - = 81 q .
DEATHS.


3IIARWoOD.-Dicd March goth. at Il P.
NJ, at the residence of his parents. 2I5
East Franklin Street. CHARLES W.
ls HARDWOOD, Jr, infnnt8son Of Charles
ssHAND.-Died in Quincy Mass. March.
20, 4 800, y Ohm M. SIIAND.
Gs Funeral notice later {SsS 5$ 8
{1lURBY. Died, Monday morning, at s.
clock, at the residence. 1868 Vena bio
Street, Mr.. MELYINeK URBY.
ho see e ss eeeek M sla Fl !Rs
"a NOON. Friends and 5acquaintances are
Invited to attend. +
sO'KEEEE Died March 10. 1905 after g
ID. short illness, JAMES ~ O'KEGEF'E.
His funeral will take place from the.
residence Of Mr. NJ , %. Ferriter, 22Q Tenn
e En- ses With le" requl len mass, Th.s
CTuesdayo MORNING at 10 o'clock. In.
terment in Mount Galya ~.
50 u.s. It + enaa rs q
her sister, Mrs, I.tyYA ATsE "a ~;
EigaSeenth street 81 ~, Miss & Eu ~ J.
Fhs faAsSa aasak sxiS Ssar1
Cruesday, AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock
from lakewood 55$Sf4
'i FOLK Va. Mrs. s.af.f.IEsc. MARVIN: 4 2
Funeral from Second Presbyterian
Church TODAY at 1880 O'clock. Rela-
tves and friends Of the family are re- ''5
speclfuly requested to attend.
ELDRIDGE Elm Chase City, Va. on the.
18th in instant Mrs sA HHil1i 4 FL L III
bridge, OF this clty,@in the sevent y-sec-
0nd year of her al e. 81 a5l 9s5 Va il
Burial yesterday !, il oakwood Gene
terry. Il
HRAuTIGAM--Dl Died, at The Memorial
Hospital, at q o'clock a. ~ \, March y,
1906. JULIUS BRAUTIciAAi.. aged forty-
i E We /; services !, lEe R BIZ parlors
Bon son, John r. Glenn ss1 1908 Grove Avenue,
4 AR Eli N RlN ssfa aL 1' a 81 ae-
ytwe years s sEt m f2nn olv rrjn,ty
rrotestant Epissopal Church THIS AF..
TERNoON at 5Ho'clock.. Please omit
flowers. Hi
home, At Wilmstte. Cook county. III
Il TIC p s;sS5yycrssedon,d her a age
ius and only sister Of Mrs. y r. Eanank,
OF this city, ss rs III
Interment at Rose hill. Chicago. 81
Fry WM; iII.,TRY Of G,,oyner' s SPRINGS
periiltonitis on Sunday lnonrIning. he was
n hls hftythird years Sv M T., ETY. vas
the Jefferson. u IL ft 5slilf l5S
', Burial from Union station at Q 9 clock
THIS MORNING "a ternent IN Holly
WAS WILD 4WIrE ITCH q
Sores until cured by Guticura.-TH. 4,
9spauldlng. 1o4 N. lQ4th ST., y. Y.-AAdys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
General a, G. Cummings.

!spsc!a 70 The Times Dspa,chD
ABINGDON, VA; March % General
fa I aampssll Cummings died ut his
years. From a military standpoint he was
0Hs OF Flrsinia's most prominent sons,
a ny r. peen eongpicuonsly Identified witt,
For q long time he was practicinx
physician and was also a graduate, Of
Virginia Military Institute =
Mrs. Nellie X. Stuart.
5Speeia! 70 The Times Dispa.ch.
i ROANOKE, VA, March 21-Mrs. Nellie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

{1lURBY.-Died, Monday morning, at s
n o'clock, at the residence. 1903 Venablc
Street, Mr.. MELYINa KURBY Y. #
Funeral service Will be held at the
III house at 8 O'Clock TUESDAY AFTER
"a NOON. Friends and acquaintances are
Y invited to attend. az t4{ SIS !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
DIR. Russell Murdoch.

ISpecIaI to The HTlmes- DIspatch.) T77
BALTIMORlI,sN MID, March 2o.--Dr Rus
sell Murdoch. surgeon in the Con-
federate army from 1862 to 1865, a gradu-
ate Of the University Of Virginia, and
prominent as an oculist, died at the John
Hopkins Hospital carly yesterday morn
ling OF apopleXy, He was stricken the
duties at a dispcnsary. az
DR.. Murdoch was horn January 10,
1892, Of a prominent Baltimore family,
studied At the University of Virginia
the University of Virginia. completing the
medical course there in 1861. After the
close Of the war he went abroad and
studied diseases OF the eye and enr at
The foremost European universities.
Since 1865 ne had been connected as an
Instructor with various medical colleges
and chrnrgieal faculty OF Maryland and
other ORGANIZATIONS. Four daughters sur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
Deaths ii Staunton.

I1ss'1 7, . III. . Z &
LEANS q IN S ST l';'. =. VIZ
STA 11N ;sre,S! Z VA A. a , rch poMr. ROB
seriis Ora Is. '3 nf "a \ nsi,sta county died
deva, ii,nas 3 ., = ~, n,,;,eiiin
Fla Ya & r,,,n -. ~ - he " best known and
,,ost niot,,inefit I ,ilerrhnnts of the county.
DIT Mr.. i an, III = nass y monument aged
Garment er''a f1,ed Shern this morning.
SSi1E n :, 10y. u - .. 3l }
& Nc lalIl ~ "A. ol)ellS-.sS;ll
Especial to S1he Dspntch.l
RAJE1G Gill, N. c.. March e. Captain
81 SPh dsd th' %
Of the Granville 4l$ Craps, company, - y.
Twelfth Regiment. and was pronn9}ted ]. .t 9
tie captaingy from the ranks. ZIG huu
peen IN IN me nome i've months.
ll w. III. Fry. 9 fy9
=, !, J, q, III, tch>
Ssnec Ia, 70 o. Ia
~ nrcn " =
Fry p II,s.
son OF the late Colonel Niliianl ~ ~, ui y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

Raincy. Of Salisbury, N. c.. and one
brother 3. ]. Sheppard Of Winston. n.
G. She was the widow OF Joseph NJ.
Civil War, was or the Richmond whole
sale clothing firm of Smith g. Marvin.
The remains will be sent to Richmond
for ipfarnenf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

Especial to The Times Dispatchl !,
. FREDERICKSBURG, VA, aMarch ~
Mrs Eliza James, wife Of Capta,l n A. 4,
denly a. few days ago at her home, near
White Stone. aged 81 years. she IS suf-
sVived by her husband and three chll-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

SHAND.-Died, in Quincy Mass, March
90 1906, " Ohm M. SHANE. 4 Sff
Funeral notice later .iSs i.353i fl.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

3FIARWOOD.-Dicd March goth. at Il P.
NJ, at the residence of his parents, 206
East Franklin Street Gil CHARLES w.
3$g HARDWOOD, Jr., infant son Of Charles
w. and Minnie l.. HARDWOOD. III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

folk. va, Mrs sAlLIIERG MARVIN.
Funeral from Second Presbyterian
Church TODAY at 1890 O'clock, Rela-
tivcs and friends Of the family are re-
specially requested to attend. ,@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

.O,KEEE'E-Died March 10. 1905, after q
short illness, JAMES a. O'kEEF'E. E,
residence Of Mr.. NJ "a. 2Ferriter. 220 = en-l
pie Street, thence to- Sacred Heart
Church, with requiem mass, I l14S
terment In Mount Calvary, si54 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

Kirk Stewart wife Of DR.. David stew Y
art Of Paelucah, Ky, and daugn .' r,t o.
i pr. and Mrs d. d. Kirk. OF this .cl q
died suddenly at that place Sa turd Ia.
night, aged Is years. she was one or .tils
most lova BILE Of Roanoke girls and Wei, was
married last J,lne. Her remains were
brought here tonight. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21
.Di. S. Weir, Mitchell, the Great keurelo-
gist, Warns Americans Who Neg
iect Their Nerves.

"ln busy csnters the nunher Of deaths due to nstvos
has Increased twenty per cent IL forty yeats One
ioufth Of the deaths Ia cities to-day from nefvos
diseases. ''-Dr. S. Weir. Mitchell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

.FRIEDLANDER.- Died. Monday. March
20, 1905. at 5 P. N, t the re sidence q
z her sister, Mrs, I.sfyVATSkEY, 6217 y.
Z Eighteenth Street, 2 Miss EUSTENE
a FRIEDI1ANDI1R, a ged sixty years
The funeral wil 5s8 take Il place THIS.
CTucsdayl AFTERNOON at O'Clock
i from lakewood, tat {7esEF45{t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-21

ELDRIDGE.-InIC Chase City, VA. on the
18th instant, Mrs. SARAH 3. Ell
E BRIDGE, widow of@Willinm Ell
bridge, OF this city, in the 5seventy -sec-
ond year of her q ge. u
Burial yesterday n In Oakwood Gene
tery.flE R.s5-l tti, t5ilsifl ~