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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
FIFTY THOUSAND
FOR jamestown | I |. [ ] \
Bill Killed Providing for Meet
ing Places for Confcdc- y
rate Veterans. NJ
INCREASE INC JUDGES B SALARIES !. h (;


RALEIGH, N, c.. Feb, 15.--h Mr.. Ora
ham, Of Granville, In tho House, and
sMr. Bragaw, 81 Beaufort. In. the Senate,
Introduced bills to-day approprating
$4,000 for North Carolina representation
In tho Jamestown Exposition 900 for.
1905 -'oe ana 40, 900 for 1907. H
Tho Senate killed Mr.. strngfclds BIZ
recurring tho sheriffs OF counties to fur-i
Bnish. at the expense OF tho county, meet
ing places for tho Confederate veterans.
Senator Fousteo introduced O bill for
the Il erection Of a monument to wiley,
sNiansur. gt Y. 5Sls.:s lsti t3stf'fs itii
Tho Senate passed a bill making It a
smtHdemoanor for landlords or tenants to
Violate contracts, tho bill applying to
Bthirty-fonr counties # s3fl 58ii 5ss IA
The House passed tho Senate bill for
K tho increase suf salaries Of Supreme and
Superior Court Judges whitman amend
3ment. so that the Increase Ia $500 instead
OF 81, 000.s s Judges now receive $500. and
the bill raises the salaries y to s., 900.
Tho Sennte Will concur in the amend
5nlent, so thea5 J. act can become ratified at
h. LEE COUNTY DEAD LETTER..
SsfT Leo county thu proposed name being
Id honor Of {; eneral Robert u. IS Lee, will
not be created at the session Of tho Gem
eral Assembly. This decision has Just
been reached by tho Committee Oh Coun-l
ties Cities and Towns, after a Icing thy
hearing. at which a great number Of
citizens for and against the measure were
the speakers. The PROPOSE ion u 10
carve the county out OF portions OF Har
nett, Moore and Chatham. S Ii ~ sg.33 i
ss SSg;s There are already O number OF appll-
Sca tlons for the office OF Commissioners
{ OF Immigration and Commerce, the sta te
office for the creation Of which Al bill
passed the aannt q yesterday and - now
pending In the House Y with every lndl-
cation that 1t Will pass tina t body! and be-
come "a Law. The "a larry attached to tn ne
office lis $4,000, ~ md n there rs a sl,oOo
sclerkship and q an annual apnropr ton
az $1,000 TO carry on The work OF the de.
8partment n here Is q clause In thu Dill
prohibiting the importation Of ici il9'l
foreigners ~ :, ~
's Mr.. Zebulon B, Biting, of Rural Hall,
a clerk To the House Of REPRESENTATIVES
during the present session, was ma rrled
last nikrt lii 4 THIS city to Miss Rosa 81 sAp
plewh.te. OF ilson. III ai$ Ar s55S
saf & Il II FOR ADlsPENs s;i5 5is..5
The ladies 81 Raleigh are greatly ~
terestcd in the establishment, OF q DIS n
nennary. and a call was issued this morn r
Ing for them to attend "en masse y the s
discussion Of the Scales bill In the son =
ste when It comes UP az a. speciihii or"e.
/ at noon. It carries an APPROPRIATION. oh
| "A. 900 from tne earnings o. the psn ,!
tertiary for tho erection Of suitable pu ~
Sings and equipmen s$ N # i5 g333tt5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

CHESTNUT Hi ND Z.
n. HIGHLAND PARK

MrsHWTallacs Porrya has returned to bis home
after spending several days with relatives IN
The Euchre Gard Club was on last Monday
Carlton at Sther home on Third Avenue.
q Mr.. Sam ~. Marshall OF Fourth Avenue ale
who has been confined TO the house TOT severn
m Miss Ruby Gresham, of Highland Park, has
been visiting rea eyesF In Richmond
8 Mr. Gilbert SattGrtshitst has been quite SICK
Tor sthe past w SEX At his residence On Fourth
her parents on Chestnut Hill last week. n
& Mrs William Nickel no. Of Fifth Avenue y,
Chestnut Hill who has been confined 70 the
house forS several weeks by sickness, y I'M
= Miss .Emma Justice. Of Powhatan county,
was Il hs guest last week Of Mtss Katherine
watkins, OF Fourth Avenue. 3st,sstti az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
E[:AIRMOuNT. NEWS.

Mr. Woody, of PetersburB, II lvisiting Mt:
and Mrs. Lewis. on Mostly Street. !,
n Mrs Charles Woodward has returned from
Petersburg, where she was called several days
aga on account. OF the death Of her sister
& = Mr.. George Vial has returned TO his homo
IL Hanover oounty, after q short visit to rela-
tires onTwenty.second Street.
ssThn fren1uins OF Miss Sarah Thompson who
died Il Sunday at the home Of her brother,
Councilman B, II. Thompson. on Twenty
forner home. Tuesday morning for burial. 81
J, Mrs. GeorEe1 Collins continues quito sick at
herg residence, No. 1909 1>Henty-.aeond street.
Charles r.. Perkins. IS quite sick at their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Spider Farming,

3 Ten years ago a French, 3mlss!oAary
started the systematic rearing Of two
Kinds Of spiders for their web, and the
ani dt Ven Ven Sifactory Is now In successful
Operation, al Chalals- Meudon,, near Paris,
where ropes are, made Of spider web In
tended for balloons for ths FrenYh ml u
arranged il groups of twelve above a
reel upon which the threads are wound,
IT is by iip means easy work for the, spl-
have furnished from thirty yards 10 forty
one Yards Of thread each The Web !s
washed and thus freed Of the outer red-
dish and sticky cover blight of the
and III this rat her strong yarn cords are
woven, which are stronger and much
lighter than cords Of silk Of the same
thickness. III IA a ~ z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
N l3.Ennp a @DIaPENSARY
WOMAN IN THE CASE.
Marmora Compro Sstabblng
Case for Money Consideration.
Tha ,Tlnoz. Dlspatcll.) 81.

Especial sto4t Ths 5tIimos'Olspatcn.'f.s ~
SALISBURY, N c., Feb. 15.---W. g,
Brewster. prominent young man % Z, a.
hvstnkine d heavy dose OF audanunn.y.
.Hher, found near the passenger station, tI
late hour he was In an unconscious eonalt!oM,
.and was finally lteFe 10 2 "ous'
Counsel Gun for Charles Marnora. the italian! q,
fruit dealer. who stappea ~
fo.dav.' affected a compromise Of tho case.
Marnora pays AL the cost TO sr1a
,hn rnr' days lay at death door. receives a
consl Iteration for expenses and loss q ous-
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Al BY direction Of parties In interest.
WILL Il on TUESDAY,, February IL 1906. at n
S Meaaher . IL PFfsS
as as the Talbot Machine Works 4 fronting
eeath sde
Il viii be nrst offered in four parcels
In order GLOWING; and then offer 1sst #as q
Lot /. Commences at the Western
Il08 1-2 feet. and extends back hetweerS ir-$3
regular lines about s 9,,poek Street
Railway. s In this lot is in cluded q slo t@
fronting ~ feet on Dock sire et, which scxssH3
tends back to a point aho & 295 feet. and L
3 s. ai vladuct, but there is right ofs
way between the two. 4. On his parcel 8isss5
the three story brok building ornerly5
occupied as ho office, the "a large " brick
fst4 5 inehes.S' besides the weston
Il Lot No 2. Front s. q feet on e Il
Street sxtSnd1 by 4aef bsR
an al alley 20 feet Il inches Wild along
which Is the Southern r ilway ira eli.
No Fronts g tees e nHhss and
With, exception OF q small court. IS alsos:S;
covered by q two-story brick bulldn s. sSs s8
h Lot NO 4 which i Is at he corner
Seventeenth Street ffronts q 5hes t,on Eht y "
on which are subs antlal i1npro yeme nts.
Tho property has beef, su b-d vldsd ac-$l
cording to the partition walls and ~ in5Sasti
manner which viii entail the least ex-8s
spense in making each iyiston eomplestt,e g \
5inIitself Two Of these parcels can. VI
Very small outlay. be made excellant < Y
plants for light manufaeturing, and, must y,
The TOP floors areBlnagnificentlySl lighted X
and quite strong enough for light ma
schlnery. y. 5, &. INK n
tect to occasional overflows, tho records
Of which can DO had on appli lion to me
a map can also BIO seen shown the dif.
ferent GROSS walls, 3measur ements &o,,9 Of
each parcel, by which map the lots VI li
be sold. 81 sat Z,
Inspection Sof the property Is invited
TERMS: One-fourths cash; bala nee az
g. ia is and ii months, with 8 per CENT
interest added. and secured by trust, deed .Sf
or more or all cash. i op ton Of pnro chase
E. AZ CAtrLIr. Auction eer
Jan 2426.20; feb 1.s,5s,12,14. 70. i. ls.ls
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I sI,HA,vV e ( GRANT,
Il. 100 n. Main Street.
rr..h from springs daily '''t'

ordered 10 purchase piano for the council.
which ID to 10 Used by Is members and at
& Tho Committee OF ARRANGEMENTS comprise
! tho following ladies and J. gentlemen: Misses
Nellie puffy Eslie lShriFht, Wayne c'osG,nn.
\ 0, German, Mrs. r. u. "a Boyle. Mrs Andrews:
Messrs Thomas Ryan Hansford Mitchell and
james t. o. Grady! t& siit B M \.
james Johnson, ( wio has boon quito sick
for several weeks is Improving. VI AZ. a.
VI Guy Crowder, WHO has been III at his home
10 he out. 4i4g Il gl17 VIII! II
n ,rhe Huilders, League OF tho Denny, street
tMethodlst Church, a viii meet this Afternoon
at MS O'clock with Mrs. 9. u. Parrish on
Seventh Street. 3si XXX 81 MI {iSt E1{
Y Frederick II. Pcasg, Of Chesterfield count y.
on Williamsburg Avente. has returned home:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Results at Oaklawn.
.Ry AsFoclated Press.I.

ZOO by IAsFoclated PTossJ 10
First race-six furlongs-Joe Goss q: to y;
first. s wild lrlsh,nan IL to ~ second, Ingol
Thrift 30 to u third. Time, LIS 90.
second racc--threc f,lrlongs--Dr. Gardner q
10 IS first. O. g. Parke q to ~ second, Gala
bash Is to y third Time, :37 s-5; y
"a Third racc--inile and q slxteenth-the4 OAK !:
Curtis 20 TO y second Gus HcIdorn Is to o.
third Tine. q 5a 3-5 q. 5sS A iS'5. &,
Fourth racc-fiva ana hall furlongs-Bi,aek
Skin "a 10 y third. Time. liz, a5 Z
5 Fifth race-three and a half furlongs-B almer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
! BARTON HEIGHTS.

X rhn roll OF honor at the Barton Heights
school fer the Week ending February 10th Il
intermediate "A crade----Adle Kuyk and Stella
1sas md oq51 9asc
slxih Grammar Graas s.;9nns Hopkins y 4
Fist 1ramlnar orado--Kathlccn Gregory and
Eshth Primary rad,e--Jostph pease,ey.
B Seventh Primary c'rad 4, MartInstc!n.
Filth Primary Grade Carlton Moffat.. Mary
Jones, Olga slockdon and Louise Weideniel ~.
Tert En,n
lor.. Elsie aWhtehurst.i Jack FOLSOM and George 'se
Richardson. y, . " Z, (. r,,,.r ~, ~.
iRoden. David Gregory, Virginia peyton, Bessie
I,ache. Mary Gregory. ieg Pearl Tiller,& Eva
Homer, Annie Demuth. Wade Mlnter and
ME- oMr.. 5. y: Wilson /. squlte sick at her home
on nj yrtle Avenue. lwth.the grip n V, r.
ss. 9f ssS @ is
Mrs j. ". Knapp has NOTED. in the home as
recently occupied by Mrs :. Nj 1'rke' o. -
MI MI frank Cole, of Albernarle, is the guest
e ne r = '0fn T FIsnassn returned y II.
homo Ia Louisa, after q visit 70 Mr. and Mrs.
= MIS-, s MsSsI Ellis. who has been visiting her
parents Of chestsrfleld.i has returned hon1es
Miss Eliza Templc, Of Albemarlc sill spend
the winter with Mrs. ": q. Cosby. :,
81 p. Jones has left for his home III Lou sa-
Miss MaYrne Harvey. who has been visiting
= RAYMOND and George Woodall, OF Philadel-
phia, are tho Euests Of Mrs c. G. satt tA'
MI Mr Ben Haupt of: Tennessee, Is expected
here On B visit to bill. < father. Mr. SE 7.
Ilaupt.. 55g5. 4b3 z, ),
Mrs. Madison Flanagan, has returned to her
home IN baltimore 0. .-Fl. t $ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
BOSTON NATIONALS / SIGN n
OLD VIRGINIA LEAG UER

Sssl Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
-a& BOSTON MASS, Feb president Soden
and ptaln Tenney, Of the Boston Nationals
pitcher re- recently drafted from, tho Manehester
N. II. team Of tths New England League.
yolz IS n native Of San Antonio. Tex. He
Portsmouth, team Of ths Virginia League
\ In 1901 the team dsbanded. and Volz finish
ed the season with Manchester He then tried
ST.. Paul and Indianapolis for q whlle. but n
lame arm dropped him out unit the middle Of
last season, when his returned to Manchester
and made good In first class sha pe.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
( CASE { OF TAYLOR, ]
Found Guilty on One Charge
Exonerated on Another. n
nv Associatcd Press.

81 NEW I. YORK. Feb. Is itchor Jack
Taylor OF tho st. Louis National League
base -ball club. to-day was exonerated by
the board OF directors Of the asso citation
OF a charge OF throwing the game be-
tween; st. Louis and Plttsburg In the lat
ter city on Jl,lyi30th Slast On the other
schnrge on which he was tried, however,
that OF violating the const itutionIan and this
contract With the St Lo',igf club he was
ordered not to play baseball until the
Zinc had been paid CD u "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Bankruptcy Case.

(special TO The Times: Dispatoh.) "
GRBbN A. c. Feb =; l6 ~ t ,ln1
y, .he Iyn3ted States Court here to-day
anainst tho Piedmont Table Company, 9l
High Point. The pnpers arc retur nan y.
before Judge Boyd here saturaay yesccivor
The 4 assets and liabilities n were ,ls r. not q,
Ion rn I'D l3f VI 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Property Transfers.

Richmond Emma J, Nlotiinin to. Anna Il
Walters, 28 Ia feet on south line of Williams
burg Avenue, 50 feet west Of Asl. street.
q, q, o.,rander to g, "A, o.trander porsor-
Henry s. Waller,teln and wife To S, A.
P,lilia,ll 10 feet on east line Of Laurel Street.
100 feet from southeast corner of China Street,
Anna L. and James w, Walters to James
IL Cline, 20 6-8 feet on north line Of Louisiana
j iienrIco: Mary Susan and George jackson
and James Ellison to Lille q, and Florence
Rohltder s. acres on south line of Nine Mile
road, neur Highland Springs, 1926.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Hon. C.. C, Watts Here.

one Of tho leading lawyers Of that State. was
q the s!ty yesterday Leaving last n ts for
cause IL lis sarvlce as acknowledgement Of
West VirHinia, was also twice United States
district attorney for that State under CleYe.
land, and Of one OF the wealthy and Influential
Democrats OF the Mountain State. Yesterday
at Murphys Hotel where be stopped, he was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
soB1rUA..RjIY,.I
MA. Alice Beate.

Mrs. Alice t3eale. wife of Max Y. Seate.
died yesterday morning at Q o'clock n
her residence, No. I'LL I Floyd + Avettte.
slic y survived by her. husband, fatllsr.
Mr.. .1tlnes Carbett mud one sister, Mrs.
John r. HaEefl. OF Portsmouth, Va, ard
flve children, Mrs. Gertrude Tisdale and
Misses Ethel and Alice and Albert and
Max Bsnlc. N Nj 7ss u sj 81 y,
Funeral services will be held from he
bilrlall Will be nude III Norfolk. h...E1LI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
NEN'ARCHB|s!|A|0||P|
F0R CINCINNATI ! ! J. | \ / II.
Cardinal Prcsidcs at Impressive
Ceremonies and Delivers
Sermon. M s..8
CoNoRArUL ATEsARCHDIoCEse
Service Was Held ii Cathedral
In Presence Of Many Dis q
S3. IL tingtishcd Prclatcs.

(By ALSO ciated press.

.C.1NClN NAT. NJ OHIO. sss Feb. N IL, with
W.. III y, &, !, 4 Z. n, I. y
tiln Roman, Catholic Church. thu ftli
IA ,,,a - ~ 80 = I ~, !,
=.
conferred x oll f1enfy.. NJ eller, naive
flinn, Sc;Ihhona Il ArchhI .i,nn clam ~ Al.
r At, ~ -, ~, I, 49, H,,,n ,,,oro
4 ana IL NUMBER @ bishops 4, we're s.,
the ceremony, which took place In tho
Cathedral. rs SERVICE 4 opened with tho
,,,a.s n ihn f.or,,n,, y y,nInv nrenrhe,t ~
cardinal Gibbons. n tier tue reading OF
the gospel. The cardinal said IN part
H35''Wlfat o contrast rresente itself to QUE
mi11ds between The peaceful conqtests OF tho
Apostles md their successors an this ono hand,
and tho bloody victories achieved by the great
generals OF antiquity on tho other. whether.
wa consider tho weapons with which they
fought tho battles won Or no duration !, oe
may may bstconsdsred ono Of tho greatest generals
81 ancient timer. s,lbdued nations BY wading
through the blood Of his fellow beings. BY tho
sGSnaaare cna
wag nd consigned to his grave. when his
empire was dsn,emb ercd. and his subjects
shook on tho yoke which had been imposed
n"r 1no Apostles conquered Kingdoms for their
Divine Master. not BY force but BY persuasion..
not blythe material sword, not by the sword.
Of the ~ the word Of uc a not
Voluntary sheddinE Of their own blood not w
tisa vinE lie bodies ,of men, but BY rescuins
Their Souls from the bondage Of rln. And the
anto thIa Sav. T. Constantly extending it's
lines. and is kept together not ~ frpwninE
fortifications ana stsndins armjos, but BY ths
iivins~ influence Of religious and moral sane
lions.
NAn In Ft1RoS 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
.Mstity Veil.

TAn thousand people have been c,,tSd Or
3erestly btissfliSd by drinking Otterburf Githia
Water rom Xhelia colrshouses Va. You reed
vcaiinn 7" Corst lpAtion, Kidney or rsiaider
tsrolibles. Nature prepared this great remedy,
fer these son,rnot, alssnts and IL ef,easy q
MinIstsrat and people In every walk Of iife.
:rhausat,ds are drinking II daily and enjoy
ithn FRA eat or all hlessingsJ health Prices
M ~ M III ttie ordinary waters that ars sold
- So = ihn .rlfv. sb For eAlo by F5 Ss g,fi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Death Sc an4Infant.

Mrs. George r. Bagby. No. ZIG East
FRANKLIN street. received u telegram yes
terday morning announcing the death IN
Martinsvlle OF the infant daughter .fof.
her sister, Mrs. Charles II. Young. Mrs.
Young will be remembered us Miss Lot. 4
tie Lawrence, 81 Petersburg 1'hc burial
of the little gill Will be \ In Petersburg q :.
II o'clock L his morn Ing. III Iis5 Ei72 fF3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Mrs. Mamie M. Brady.

\ Mrs. Mamie NJ. Brady, wife OF s. Boy GO
Brady, died yesterday afternoon at $40
o'clock at her home In Barton Heights
She was a sister Of NTe. j. II. @ Hannah,
stiperintendcnt Of Public Printing. The
funeral Will take place from, the church
OF tho Epiphany this AFTERNOON Ut q =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
4S M BY e.. AZ Ca tin, 81;
n No. 6 N * Eleventh St.
Old Talbot MAJ chine J
Toll IS,

The Most Centrally and Con "a.
veniently Locate d and Most
Spaci ous G 70 u nd $ and
Build ings in the City for,
Manufac turing and Mer'-s
camille Purp ses, w tEi}lh.
Railroad Facilit ties at the
Door, at Public Aucti ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Mrs Sallie 8Downer.
E(js:peclalto Thie 4 i, imes -Dllspatch

1rRJBDH1R &c KsDURG " A., Feb. 10. 81.
Mrs. Sallie H. Downer.5 widow of the late
sI'kcn1assi Downer, died yesterday ut her
home near B rock R Dad, In Spotsy min
county,, aged seventy four years, She wa
a. sister Of Mr.. Rlchnd Todd and .of
County. The deceased left no .children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
iEpworth League Meeting.

The Epworth League Of the Union Station
csptson 10 lie members Of tho Sunday
school Of that church Friday evening A
musical programme suitable 70 the occasion
general good social time Will BIO features Of the
5nieethS, fg "a n s35ss 4i,t sii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Lawrence Wright.

Especial to Tho Timex Dispatch,
~ GoRDoNsY lILE, A.. Feb. Law
gro,,co Wright died at tho home Of his
brother Captain George Wright, at this
arlace this evening ct :16g 9 clio OK. I.
8 He was subject 10 epileptio fits. with
which &fa died. t3if; HI IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
DEATHS.

BEALE ed dnesday morning, FEB :;
9s rlia ry nth. Mt 2 Al. M. at her hus band 8
residehce. i'll Floyd 81 Avenue. Mrs
of MAN vS: Be Rsalst h nsss9a
Jumcs Carbett. and ster. Mrs. y Ohm u.
Rageu, 81 OF q Portsmouth. Xa.. and tyo
children IN RI. Gertrude VI Iisdnle, Miss
Ethel lce.2 Albert ,nnd NlFlS.., B,
I. i :3OFP.s NJ. TO-DAY Thursday nter--
{ mont ct Norfolk q & "a AZ u 81 9i3 "a
BRAnYpg!ed. Msdnssday !, geh 4rY =; ~ =
" Of s. BDyce Brady and sister Of y. H
s 8, Bannon Of Barton Heights. f ISL
S$3 n Funeral viii take place from the
ehSsTs Gf n pBpMphalig 9PAR
t Baltimore n (Md,), Charleston CIV. va,o
\ ana Nav York papers please copy. ,i.
February u. 1906. at
IL p. Mat hor5 residence, 401 West Sew
enth Street, Manchester, Mrs. KATE
a CHARTER, In the sixtleth yoar OF her
ag srho ,,,narol MI, aaka n,a q from tho
residence TODAY at Q 8 clock r. NJ.
Friends Of tho family are Invited to a t.
4 tend. Interment will be In hollywood
Dany'lle (va,) papers please copy '' 1, 81
february 9Th, ct II p. Nj.
a Street. "A LFRED u GARY, in tho fl fty-
S seventh year of his "a go. r. s. 81 8fi3 34
Funeral notice later n 81 81
IEAWES.-Died.& We dnosduy. February IT,.
4 1905, ut 3:+5 F. NJ, ROBERT. PIDRCE,
i infant son Of s. Fl. and Mary Blair
4 Halves. v " q OH ii 5
Funeral private. Please omit flowers.
LIG N,-pled: "Wednesday, february IS.
I 1905, at p. NJ. at her residence In
Charles Cit, courty. Mrs. LEILA. wife
OF M. P. Logon. aged forty-hve yea rs.
Funeral TOMORROW (Fr!day) at II
Y otlock from West View Baptist Church,
QUAR- LIES. --Died. at his residence, Sill N.
Third street, February 18TH, at $3.50 p.
NJ, A, T.. q JARLES. ~ 4 5iigs
4 Funeral notice later Val q Fl n 4 n n z
NJ. Washington and New York papers
n please copy, i4E ttgs X f H XXI XXI IN ISi
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!, G.#Slayen,.

Especial StoS The. Times Diapateh.) IA Il.
y NJ JohiiSsW step hsa 5Si today es
brought news 6of { tho death OF Captain
J !, e. SLAYER. very: prominent !, man. n
Arcadia, Fla, g nd WHO was well KNOWN
here He has many friends and rela ttves
in Bath county, as also III lghland county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Geo, w. Mayo, Auctloneor,
10 N. seventh Street. 5i3

n WILL, SELL, a. M Y \ "a uCTION
@ Z S. sl1y ,I;5 Mn
STREET. ,rfIIs CTIIuRsEAYla, hIo l,;fl
Oak Bed Room Suits, Marltel .3 MIRRORS,
I1nanelotl I3edstnnds 30 q r is q g Nc
Japanese and Chinese . Mat ting, large
sTypewritcr Desk. Gilt Parlor Chair Exter-s
sion Tables. Mantcl Mirrors, large NUM-.
Der Jardlnieres and Stand, Wire Couches,
Oak Folding Bopk X She Ives, ga IL Side
stands; Bed Springs, New and Second
hand Mattresses, Dinng - Room 4 E'io tures.t
Dining Room Chairs, Ga x md "a merry
51Iali Racks Pianos, Parlor Lamps. ETC.
j3 5ST3 G 10. w. MAY o, Auct ion ecr58
b b CT Iufurd, Manager. and Salesman
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3Richmonders in New York.

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|, NESIVIYO RlI, lTeb. H. Wa ldorf-S. Ste
.vcns; Imporial--lI, C. Watkins; Hoffman,
j. II. lyon; Melropolitan-R. Clarkston;
Herald Squaro-R. G. Watkins: Aston
M. II. Davenport. IA " III
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Mrs. S. "A. Williams.


M IaFOI.K, VA. Fob. ID. Mrs Sarah
"a y. williams diod at her home, & Court,
deceased was \ the. widow Of S the la.o,
Blackstone H. llllanls and mo her Of
willis W. Williams, Of Portsmouth. and
u, q e. Williams, OF Norfolk. She was IN
5llort etShty-fOurtha year. VIA. 5a55s
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20 10 il first Sage Is to % second, Agnolo =
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graine Btl to u first. Annie Chapman q to,
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cHAMBERLAlN's COUGH REMEDY
{5{tj5s$THE MOTHERS FAVORiTE.
The soothing and healing properties OF
this remedy, its pleasant taste and PROMPT
aud permanent cures have made It a tn
yorto with pcople everywhere, Tt is es-
pecIally priced by mothers OF small chill
dren. for colds, Group and whooping
cough, as It always affords quick re-
l!ef and as it contains no opium or other
harmful drug, 1t may no given as con-
fidently to n baby as to an adult. For
sale by all druggists.