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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Sarah t. Perdue.

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CHESTER, VA, March 9-Mrs. Sarah
Il, Perdue died peacefully mt her homo
at 1914 o'clock this morning. aged seven
ty-five.
Mrs. fPerd,ie gwas5,tht widow OF William
N. Pcrdue and had spent hett entire life
In this midst of Christian usefulness.
SHE was a model wife and mother. and
by a laborious and active life, devoted
to her children, she had reared and edu-
Gated n large and honored family, all of
whom have been useful IN the Church
and society. She had been a long time n
member of the NJ. +, Church, South. She
was of the immortal Confederate throng
OF Southern women who did her part for
the South in that time of civil strife, and
heard the rattle OF musketry and bomb
around her own home, while Richmond
was besiegcd. She had seen the toll and
sorrow side Of lfe.aIHer husband, de-
bilitated, WAS taken before her eyes and
carried off by the Northern force, but
was afterwards soon released She lost
a brother and n stepson In tho war and,
after the struggle ceased, she bravely
struggled with adverse circumstances,
and soon after, losing her husband, she
succeeded, by untiring energy. In rearing
and educating a large family
Being the second wife, she nobly reared
the first children of her husband, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
JOE WHEELER COUNCIL.
The Daughters Of Liberty Name
OrganizationoAfter Dead Hero.
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b SOUTH BOSTON. iNA..s March 9.-Joe
Wheeler Council, M, ~ Daughters of
Liberty, was instituted at this place,
with a membership of th.rty-six ladies
and gentlemen Thursday night. State
Councillor r. NJ. Fox of Danville. pre-
sided, and was assisted by thirteen
members of Worth Bagiey Council No.
16. OF Danville. The. council starts Off
with bright outlook, and promises to
prove a success.
The following officers were duly in
stalled for insuing term of Joe Wheeler
Council. No. ~, OF the Daughters Of
Liberty, South Toston, Va:
Junior Past ex-Councillor. Mr.. Charles
a. Nesbitt:,, associate junior past ex-
,cauncilob Mrs. Charles A.. Nesbitt;
councillor, r. C. Beazley;t associate coun-
cilor, Mrs. C. r. Morris: vice. councillor,
Charles r. Morris; associate vice-coun-
cilor. Mrs. r. w. Caleton; guide, Miss
Hassie Noman; outside guard, r. II.
Wilmoth; inside guard, Miss C. Roberts;
recording secretary, Robert e. Lee;
financial secretary. p. T. Beazley; treas
urer, Mrs. r. G.. Beazley; trustees, A.
II. Vaughan, C. A. Nesbitt and G. T..
Wilmoth; State representatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Nesbitt.
The following are the members of
North ,Bagley Council No. 10, OF the
Daughters of Liberty, Danville, who as
sisted in instltuting the Joe Wheeler
Council at this place: Misses Willie Rus
sen. Rosa Morrison, May CLANCY. Pearl
CLANCY Viola Pool, Lottie Talley, Ethel
Pruitt. Mrs. r.. NJ. Fox, Mrs r, S.
Pool, Messrs. r.. NJ. Fox. John Moseley.
J. A. Anderson, d. NJ. Tanner and
William East.
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.POSTOFF|C[
IMPROVEMENT
No Promises Were Made, But
Strong Hopes Are Entertained
By Committee.
WORKING ON HALF MILE TRACK
Considerable Alarm Felt Over the
Smallpox situa-
ton.
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PETERSBURG, VA, March 9.-.rhe
postoffice Improvement committee return
ed from Washington last night with no
promises from the congressional committee
on public buildings, but by their courteous
and attentive hearing much encouraged TO
believe that the citys urgent need Of a
larger Federal building, and improved
postoffice facilities will receive careful
consideration by the Congressman The
committee consisted OF General Stlth
Boiling, postmaster; Mayor Jones. i. 3.
Beckwith. president of the Chamber OF
Commerce.: w. n. Jones, vice-president
of the Board of Aldermen and Councils
man j. II. Gray, who were. introduced to
the congressional committee by Repre-
sentative X. G.. Southal, OF this district,
and made speeches., setting forth the COM
mercial conditions which were producing
such a strong demand for a larger post
Office in Petersburg.
Congressman Southall's bill approprlates
Lseighty-five Thousand dollars to that pur-
pose.s
"a MONEY SAVED. III; i
OsI1lirteen thousand, five hundred dollars
1fn annual taxes paid by the railroad COM
panies is saved to the city of Petersburg
by the defeat of the Cation Rolling stock
bill.
/ Chief OF Police Ragland was notified
to-day OF the escape from the State
farm yesterday, of negro prisoner
named Alex Childs. who was serving a
seven year sentence.
NEW RACE TRACK.
Work has started on the new half
mile race track at the Riverside Country
Club. and the course Is expected to be
ready for the April races. The tts,nif
49,. t.o t,o ".
row afternoon. starting from the Kennels.
New cases of smallpox are reported
here almost every day, and considerable
alarm is felt. The council has madc
special appropriation for work againt
the spread of the disease. and a compul-
sary vaccination ordinance Is also await
ing the concurrence OF the Board II
Aldermen.
Petersburg Company. Uniform Rank
knights Of Pythias. was inspected n;
the Pythian Hall this evening by staff
officers of the Uniform Rank.
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IN MEMoRIAM.

Ca Wednesday last, at 4:45 p. NJ. the
gentle spirit of our friend and loved one,
Mrs. MARY r. WOOD, winged Its flight
to God
AS a Christian her fidelity. her nobility
of unselsh devotion have won our hearts.
Her watchword was duty-duty to her
God. duty to her family, duty to her
neighbors. An ideal wife and mother, she
fulfilled with admiration her place In the
highest sphere of woman-the sphere she
occupied in her home.
AS for ourselves. 1t was as our friend
that we understood her best. We have
experienced the hospitality of her home
and have known that in her household, as
we'll as out of 1t, she directed all her ac-
tons by her two guiding stars-friendshlp
and love. 81
Though our grief at her demise is great.
yet Is our consolation greater. Like the
lingering odor of sonre sweet-scented
flower the countless good deeds OF our de-
parted loved one shall 1.-Two in our
memory. and continue to spread their
fragrance around us.
(Signed)
ONE OF HER BEREAvED FRIENDS.
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thus was the goodly mother OF tw,
families, by all of whom she performed
80 full of untIring and consecrated devo.
ton. a few years ago noble son, Mr.
j. s. Perduc, n locomotive engineer was
suddenly killed. leaving two little children.
and widow. who have been with her
since. I'm all this she snned not nor
charged God foolishly." The last two
days of her illness We're less of pain and
she passed away peacefully In sleep as a
little child.
The funeral services will be held from
her home at o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The following have been named as tho
pall-bearers: w. B. Strother, G.. *.
Bowles. II. e. Wtnfree, DIR. a. j. Hurt,
A. G.. Diggs. w. G. Trueheart, T. II
Friend, r. s. Hatcher and w. S. DuVal,
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WILL RUSH AHEAD.
South Atlantic Life Has Brighter
Prospects Than Ever.

An adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of the South Atlantic Life Insur-
ance Company was held yesterday at
the company's offices In the Mutual
building. The reports for the last year
We're read, and showed the best financial
statement in, the company's history. Ed
mund Strudwick was reelected president.
The executive officers were instructed
to prosecute the business with more zeal
thnn ever. as the company has now the
brightest prospects for new business on
legitimate basis than ever before. the
adoption of the Cation law and other
legislation In the interest of conservative
insurance methods being regarded as
very encouraging.
Several offers to buy the company at
large figures have been definitely rejected,
and the South Atlantic Life will continue
on an independent basis as a home COM
pany.
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THE EASY OIL.

SCOTS Emulsion is
"the easy oil easy to
take, easy in action. Its
use lnsures deliverance
from the gripping and na,l-
!. seating sensation peculiar
TO the raw oil. Nobody
who has any regard for
the stomach thinks Of
taking cod liver oil in the
Old way when SCOTS
Emulsion is to be had.
1t is equally certain that
no one whose health is
properly regarded will
accept a cheap emulsion
Or alcoholic substitute
for SCOTS Emulsion. 1t
.fult1lls every mission Of
cod liver oil and more.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street. New yotk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
WILL DECIDE ON
A SITE MONDAY
Executive Committee of the State
Fair Association Held Import
ant Meeting Last Night.
CITY TO HAVE ATHLETIC FIELD
CITY TO HAVE ATHLETIC FIELD
Proposed That Baseball Park
and Other Use Be Made OF
Proposed Fain Grounds.

At the conclusion of the meeting of the
State Fair Committee last night in Muir
phys Hotel Chairman Henry C. Stuart
stated that about $4,000 was necessary
to be added to. the present amount al
ready subscribed In order to assure the
ginia should hold This amount, 1t is ex-
pected will be raised within the next
thirty days.
Mcssrs. j. 7. Anderson, j. G. Corley
and Colonel Murphy made lengthy re-
port on the number of eligible sites
which were visited by the committee,
together with the subcommittee of the
Council Finance Committee. Messrs. w.
T. Dabney, G. IL. Pollock, and it was de-
clded that the two sub committees
should meet again Monday afternoon at
Gliding on one of the three or four very
suitable sites selected. The site ques-
ton is to be definitely selected at this
m Getting, so that the work of planning,
Locating and starting the work on the
buildings can go ahead without any un-
necessary delay.
An Athletic Field.
In connection with the building site.
which is to be purchased and owned by
the city, IL member of the committee
suggested that when the property was
not in use by by the State Fair Assoc
citation the place would be used by the
city as an athletic field for baseball,
football. golf and other outdoor games,
as we'll rs T. picnic ground for visitors
from all sections of the State. In addi-
ton to this use. 1t was also suggested
that a permanent exhibition of the pro-
ducts and resources OF Virginia be main
tanned. These features would make the
place a source of benefit to the entire
State and a constant benefit and source
of revenue to the city as we'll.
Work was mapped out for a number
of the sub committees In connection with
inviting the farmers to prepare their
exhibits and notifying them how to pre-
pare and preserve their products for
competition here this fall as we'll as to
let all the farmers know that prizes
would be offered for growing crops in
the field
Tho committee decided that all pre-
par;ltory matters must be brought to a
focus within the next thirty days so as
to allow ample time for the actual work
on buildings grounds and getting the
exhibitors ready for their entries. The:
committee agreed that all matters could
be ready for the permanent work by
April 18th at least.
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Ladies Elect Officers.

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& ALEXANDRIA. VA, March 9.-The fol-
lowing officers Of the Woman's Auxiliary
to R. f. Lee Camp OF Confederate Vet
Grams have been re elected for the ensu-
ing year: President, Mrs. j. Marriott
Hill: first vice-president, Mrs. India Hen
derson; second vice-president. Mrs.
Blanche Berkeley; recording secretary,
Mrs. t. wellington Rose; corresponding
secretary, Miss Ada Garrett: treasurer,
Mrs J.. e. Alexander.
Rev. DR.. William e. Evans. of Rich
mond, preached last night at Christ Epis-
scopal Church
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
The Medical School Formerly at
Davidson Moved to Charlotte.

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CHARLOTTE. n. c.. March cit was
learned tonight that the North Carolina
Medical College, hitherto an adjunct Of
Davidson College, at Davidson, will be
moved to Charlotte, and re-established
SO to speak. as an independent institu-
ton. The trustees OF the college have
purchased large lot in the centre of
the city, and work will shortly begin
on the erection OF an elegant three
story building in which the college will
be domiciled.
1t is expected that the building will he
ready for the opening of the college as
an independent institution, next fall. The
trustees have not revealed their plans
for the future beyond what is stated,
will not talk.
The announcement is considered impor-
tant. as 1t will be the States first indie
pendent medical college.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
7WOBACHELORS TO
bEC0MEbENED|C1s
damon and Pythias Meet on the
Same Errand in Jewelry
Store.
DEBATE OFF WITH RICHMOND
MIR. Hill Carter Buys Large and
Beautiful Farm Near Ash
land.
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rS..st.t ~ ,ri,o ,r,.... r,,-..I.s
. '''.'"'
Aoili>hfsD. Vs. harch v.--Nluch IN
terest is manifested In the marriage this
month OF two OF Ashland,s mast rro,,,,.
,o,t ~ e.,,a,,,, ,ss,... -.
49, .'i'' i'. e.o9 ""'i 'aShso'' DosWeli
ana 6r. Joseph EDWARD Cox. Aside from
the fact that these two men have long
beon nssociated Witt p,o ~, =, .,.n.
ny ms
'o"H' una 'iat 'hey were supposed to be
confirmed bachelors there is n romantic
coincidence in connectio, wifi .bo,r ~
x.o,,,,,,, -, So -,
m.as ''a'iAses' Like Damon ana
Pythins OF old. they have been inseparable
for many years, being Intimately ASSOC
ciated T., h,,,,os. =, -,
s'' "e "V-i az.
iahs 10 marked degree. NOT until very
recently. however. have they confided to
each other their secret purpose to assume
the role OF Bencdicts This fact was sud-
denly disclosed when the two found them
selves face to face In Shc store OF n we'll
known jeweler on Broad Street, in Rich
mond, on the same mission.
Mr.. Cox is to be married on March goth
in Richmond to Miss Harriet Hall, OF that
city. W
Eight days later Mr. boswell Is to
marry Miss Hamilton, of Augusta county,
Va.
The special tinge of romance Is attached
TO the marriage Of Mr.. boswell and Miss
Hamilton. being the elimination OF a de-
cided love affair OF several years stand
ing. fostered by her tender md sympa-
thetIc care at n time when his life was
almost despaired Of
Mr.. Cox Ia the auditor OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
and will make his home in the future in
= "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Essex Murder Trial.

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TAPPAHANNOCK VA, March 9.-The
trial Of Gilmore Chatham and others for
the killing OF Eli johnson. near Cham
plaine, January last. was commenced in
the Circuit Court here yesterday, the
trial OF Chatham being taken up first.
Judge F. NJ. Ware. Commemorative at
torney, is prosecuting. and the accused
Is represented by Judge T. r. Blakey and
y. w, Chin, Commemorative attorney
of Richmond county.
The first day was mostly consumed in
occurring the jury and evidence is now
being taken. The trial will,take several
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
SHOT while WALKING
ALONG THE RAILROAD
Negro Boy in Jail Charged With.
Shooting, But Claims ~
Accident.
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N'P'Sr''f 70 TIC 1ITDcS-D'"Ps1 t'3'I
DANV1ELB w. March &C. w,
Mann. an employee OF Riverside Cotton
Mills. wr,':a walking down the railroad
track to-day. was struck by what is sup
posed to have been stray bullet The
ball entered his head near the temple, and
taking downward course. lodged In his
neck.
John Davis. negro boy, who did the
shooting, Is In jail. awaiting Developments.
He claims that 1t was accidental.
Reports tonight are to the effect that
the condition OF Mr.. Mann isfcritical ana
he is not expected to live.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
WAS POOR SHOT.
Bristol Man Fires Three Times
at His Landlord Without Effect.

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sf, BRISTOL. TENN. March 9.-Theodoro
Pyritz, son of a Norfolk and Western
engineer here, is In jail in Bristol, Va.
as the result of an attempt to kill C. B.
Rrinkey, with whom young Pyritz was
boarding.
Brinkley charged his wife with being
on5terms of undue. intimacy with Pyritz
and the latter overhearing the remark
ran down the stairway and fired three
shots at BrrsSilley, but none of them took
effect. Brinkley was unarmao- alse a due
to tho death would probably have re.
: suited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
"A Police Commission.

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DANvILLE, VA. March s.--W. N.
Brown, Delegate to the House of LegIs.
lature from Danville, has notified the city
clerk and auditor of the passage OF both
branches OF the Legislature and the Sign.
ing of Governor Swanson Of an amend
ment of the oity's charter authorizing
the council to appoint a police commits
sion.
At present the police officers are elected
by the council and subject to the regula-
t'ons OF this body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10

smallpox. or the annual revaccination
Of those who have not furnished GER
tificates of proper vaccination; pro-
vided, further. that the operation OF
so much of this section as concerns
vaccination may be suspended in
whole or in part by tho school board
OF any city or county"
DR.. Pretlow stated that he had acted
on orders he received from the Board
of health, which instructed him to accept
no doctors certificate under the present
emergency in passing school children in
his examination for vaccination.
His orders were. he said, either to vac
cinatc, those who needed vaccination or
to ALLOW five days for them to be vacci-
mated by their family physician. Unless
this was done, the children should, under
no circumstances, be allowed to attend
school.
He said that he examined Beulah
Tucker and found that she should be vac
cinated, and acted accordingly.
DIR. Harrison. he said. later Nld him
that the girl had kidney trouble. and
Pretlow stated that II DR.. Harrison had
written him to that effect he would not
have yaccinated the child.
He also informed the board that DIR.
Harrison later told him that he (IIarri-
sorl would have acted Just as he (Pret-
low) had done.
The Board of. Health decided that II
would not be drawn into. a controversy
and adjourned without passing upon the
matter. -
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DR.. III. Lee Howison,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA. March o.
DR.. II. Lee Howison, formerly OF this
city. and son of the late John II. Howl
son. died this week at his home in Texas.
after n brief illness. DR.. Howison was u
Confederate soldier, having served as q
member of Mosby's famous band OF
scouts. He was IS years of age. and a
nephew of Rev. DR.. r. r. Howson, OF
tBraehead'' near this city. DR.. Howison
was successful practitioner. having
accumulated considerable property. He
is survived by his wife and several chill.
dren
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Sunday School Lesson Study
Z Club

ior. Pell. will conduct the study of the
International Sunday school lession. UNI
dor the auspices of the Sunday School
Study Club. this afternoon at 5 O'Clock
In the association auditorium, at which
time arrangements will he completed for
the illustrated lecture to be given by Or.
Il. p. Kerr of Baltimore. on Jesus
Christ and His Country"4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
M. Rev Better.

Mrs. John R. Rev, wife of the member
from Accomac county, was taken sud
denly Ill yesterday morning. and rs a
result Mr.. Rev had to be absent from his
seat in the House during the day. Mrs.
Rev was much improved last night. and
will probably be out in a few days.
Mr., Rev, who is a most popular MEM
Der of the House. has the deepest SYM
patty OF his colleagues.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Bryant-Haynie.

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HEATHSVILLE. VA. March 9.-NIiss
Julia Haynie and Mr.. Jett Bryant. both
of Burgess Store, were married this
morning at the Methodist parsonage, Rev.
T. f. Garner officiating. After a short
trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant will make their
home at Burgess Store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
AN INSANE PASSION
FOR SH0VEL|NG GOAL
Dememted Young Man Constant
ly at Work in Railroad
Coal Bin.
lfsnenlal M Tha rimes. pispatcl.ll

i WINCHESTER. VA, March 9.-f0fnly
insane. UlysIs Hotel a young married
man, of Woodstock. has SO far ,defled all
attempts to get him away from South
ern Railway coal bin at strasburg, and
( Is constantly at work, filling and unload
Ing coal scoops, having let up but a few
minutes since last Sunday
Hotel threatens all who approach him.
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SUICIDE IN HOTEL.
Young Man Takes Fatal Dose
Without Known Course.
to The TImes.DIs

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BRISTOL, TENN. March 9.-Henry
Campbell travelling salesman, whose
home was at Middlesboro. KY, was found
dead in his room at the johnson Hotel, at
Pennington Gap, Va, yesterday. BY his
side was an empty laudanum bottle. He
came to the hotel on Wednesday night.
No cause is known for his suicide.
He is survived by his wife and two
children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Richmond Lady Paralyzed.

CHICHESTER, VA. March s.-Mrs. w.
t. Hutchinson. OF Richmond who was
mother, is now also dangerously III. Mrs.
Hutchinson was slightly paralyzed while
en- route TO Berryville from Rlchmosd.
Her mother, the venerable Mrs. Ann Cas-
tleman, is about eighty years of age
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Rogers-Shepherd.
- mo rimes.D,snato,

(SpecIhI 10 THO IHneS-D ispat Ch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, March o.
Mr.. John Thornton Rodgers and Miss
Laura Estelle Shepherd, daughter of the
kate William Shepherd. kcTth of this
city, were married here last night, at the
Methodist parsonage, tby,, Rev, j.. H.
Light.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
H P. Mason.

Especial to The -Dispatch.)
LAHORE, ORANGE CO., VA. March
"a telegram has just reached here an
nouncing the sudden death of III. P.
Mason. one of the wealthiest and most.
successful railroad builders In the United
States. He was en- route to Indiana, and
dropped dead on the street of some city
not given. His home is in kentucky,
where he leaves wife and six children.
and many friends over the country to
mourn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Make a Depository,

The Bank of Commerce and Trusts
was added to the list of State deposito-
ries by u unanimous vote In the House
last night In accordance with Senate blu
go, The patrons We're Mr.. A. G. Hartman
and Col. r. p. Lee. Jr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
Visiting Her Husband.

Mrs John j. owen, of Prince Edward. is
In the city, visiting her husband. Hon.
John ]. Owen, the House member from
that county. Mrs Owen is accompanied
ny her daughter. and they occupied seats
in the House gallery last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
lanes Mathews.

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LAHORE, ORANGE CO., VA, March Q.
James Mathews. a deacon of Pamumkey
Sunday, and died of pneumonia Tuesday
night. He was n respected farmer and
leaves widow and SIX cnf1dren.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10

William FL. Tillinghast. who confessed
to the representation of other men In the
Jury hox for several years In damage
cases against the Metropolitan street
Railway Company, at New York, has
been sentenced to three months in the
lpenitentlary. IS, !. i. tt, 81
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Charles Gobel.
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA. March 9.--Charles
Gobel died at his residence In Alexandra
at an, early hour this morning. The de.
ceased. who was seventy-one years OF
Societies Hall. A wife and one daughter
survive him. The funeral will take place
Tomorrow afternoon