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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
AGED COUPLE HELD
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Detectives Work Up Apparently
Strong Case Against Mike
O'Bryan and Wife.

a Aged, but still having with them the
same vigorous taste for spirituous liquors
that characterized their youth. Mike
o'Bryan and his wife, ELLA, al ed respec-
lively rs and 81. are in the lock -up at
the First charged with having stolen
clothes from their landlady to bly, booze
with.
s Rosa Tyler. whits girl. is also with
the couple on the same charge, and
Sergeant Detective Meditation has worked
M a strong case against the trio, SO
that they may look for q sire storm
when they come up befors Justice Crltcll-
field Tomorrow morning.
It seems that the three cronies have
been occupying rooms III the, boarding
house of Mrs. Moore, on Nineteenth St,
Z for soyne years. and until recently their
reputation was of the best.
That is, 80 far as Mrs. Moore could say.
AS the days passed, however. she began
to miss clothing from closets and her
boarders made similar complaints Mrs.
Moore could not locate the thief and
had simply to bide her time. Finally
matters became desperate. and she called
In Officer johnson, who found Mike In
possession Of n coat that bore the mark
Of "A Acknowledged.
Mrs, hloore says she knew nothing OF
the frequent booze parties that have
taken place in the rooms OF the O'Eryan
and Tyler trio. She also did not know
that any Of them drank--no, not a drop.
Several OF the coats and diamond ring
belonging TO one OF the boarders were
recovered b.. Detective McMahon yes
teTday, ~ y
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Courts decision In the income tax case
almost like l,oneyed terms Of praise.
s8 The Democratic platform in q 1896 con-
tanned plank denouncing government
by injunction, which has since been
known as the "antl-injunction" plank.
The party wac severely denounced for
that declaration against the exercise Of
q certain form OF Judicial power a
Republican Congress is about to pass an
anti-intunction bill which illustrates al
most precisely5the principle embodied in
i the anti-injuncton plank OF the plat
form adopted by the Democrats in 1895.
Bryan and G Conservatism.
e1sThere is fear in some quarters that the
Democrats may overdo the conservative
business, h to indulge In the vernacular
voG the streets. The tendency OF public
sentiment Is believed to be overwhelm-
}ingly radical.
Revelations Of conditions existing In the
government, OF graft everywhere, " from
the highest places 10 the lowest &revela-
Sof the insurance. company contributions
TO political campaign funds ! OF the man
8ner in which oficials OF a great S.raif-
road system used their places fortSper-
soma gain to the serious inJury,sand even
destruction Ii of II private enterprises-all
have united to- drive he voter to radi-
$callsm. IN y 4t
Mr. Roosevelt, the shrewdest politician
of them all, realizes this. When the
bomb. throwing begins, he will be al the
head Of the mob, In campaign hat ana
8siiirt-sleeves, tossing bombs with both
hands. Democrats are afraid that Mr..
& Bryan or any other candidate represent
4 Ing essentially conservative principles,
would stand a poor show in such a day.
y TIe might be allowed Mr.. Clay 81 consola-
4 Lion OF knowing he was right, while Mr.:
Roosevelt got the other thing. 4,
BE this as It may - bryan and Con-
$seryatsm" IS the talk on every hand In
washington ". a s5; 2.fg1 555
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LAD BADLY HURT.
Was Thrown from Wagon, Also
]. + Kicked bYi Horse. 5Bs

s. While standing guard over horse
attached 10 a tea tore wagon Charles
Woodbridge the little nine-year-old son
of Mr.. James 8. Woodbridge, Of No.
3 500 North TWenty-seventhS Street. was
hurled out OF the wagon and quite pain
fully hurt, receiving an additional Kick
from the horse that aggravated his In
jurles; yesterday afternoon The boy,
had been left, in charge Of the wagon
vs. the driver. who was delivering a
package to q customer inY the vicinity.
/ a passing electric car " scared the anil
NAL, and u the vehicle oYerturning, the
young tier was thrown lieadong to the
&cobble stones. AS Il he fell, the horse
struck At him with his hind hoof and
bruised his thigh seriously. The wa
gon was entirely demolished. The lad
was treated by Dr. Fl udglns. OF the;
ambulance corps. }ssl. ;5,'z 5a5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Rare Opportunity.

II u you have experience In general mer-
ch Oh business. understand grocery
business. fresh meats. etc, and want to
step IN and take up established paying
business. clean, new stock grand loca-
ton. low rent. CONSIDER THIS. VIII
sell stock. goodwill and fixtures or will
fseil store and dwelling Including stock
\ and flxtures. Personal Interview will
convince sou Of openng. Higi-class
trade and good residential locality.
address STORE" care Times Dis
patch-
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Shorter-McCune.
Especial to The Times D lspatch,) n

I Especial TO The ITlnes-Dlspat ch,)
4 CRFsWE, VA, June 9,0ne of the
most interesting events OF this week was
the marriage OF Miss Matte McCune
and Mr.. w. g, Shorter, OH "Wednesday
evening at the BAPTIST Church, Miss Ada
Mcclure, sister M the bride WAS maid
of honor, and Mr.. Ed. Bryant was best
man. Rey.saJ W. ISinoheloe performed
the ceremony, after which the happy
couple boarded the 8 o'clock train for
washington and other points North, Re-
turning, they will make their home here.
where they are both we'll known and de-
seryedly popular, Il "a 81 Vs III g.s y
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solutions Of Respect.

Richmond Va, June o, 1905.
The Board of Directors of the City
Bank Of Richmond met at o'clock to-
day, having been called together by the
president to take action upon tho death
OF sMr..I. y: 2CARD,ozA,l long ar, estee,t,-
he following pa per was presented and,
on mot ton, was .unan!mously adopted: s
Tho Board OF Directors OF the city
Bank of Richmond has been called to
mourn In the providence FL Of God the
death Of their associate and friend, Mr.
Il, D. Cardoza, \ which occurred at his resi-
sdence. No. l0S West Grace Street, , q Z / rs
O'clock this morning. 81
Mr.. Cardoza was elected a member OF
board Ja9THsr md Ind served
Year,. On motion n Il ts 4 = oyer 'n'rty
d, Resolved That In the death OF Mr.
]. D. Cafdozn the board llas lost a mem.
Der erdearcd to them by long associa-5
( ton, whose thorough business training
: had been Of the greatest value In tho
conduct OF the banks AFFAIRS and whose
interest and regular attendance has al
ways been an inspiration ana help to
the other mem bers. Trained on old =
fashioned honest business lines, his walk
ton OF our city aud its institutions for
strict and fair dealings. the lie and
soul'of a business community. s3
Resolved. III That the board extends theiis
heartfelt sympathy to his family. s3gti
s Resolved, That q copy OF these reso.s
slutions be sent to the family Of tho de.S
ceased and be also published In the daily
{, Resolved 3 s, | \, Thst the board attend the
s1NToN
RHr 70 "a
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Graduate Nurses Meet

u The Graduate Nurses "A ssoclations or
at tie residence OF tie president, Miss
Emily Jones, No. 23O South Third Street,
on Wednesday. June 18Th, n 6P. NJ. ne
meeting will be of great interest Ills the
secretary will make an lin portant report
from the National Alumnae ton,
which has Just beenFheld Din Detroit, It Ia
hoped that all graduategnurses of Iaich-
lnond WILL attend. ft5ifs11 NJ fj7'ii IS
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CRUEL 10 HORSE j
Farmer Charged With 1nhuman
Neglect Of Faithful Animal.

Charles Leonhauer. a farmer, was arr
rested yesterday afternoon VI by Officer
Johnson. a II the instigation Of Mr.. H. G.
Taylor, of the Societysfor} the Prevention
OF Cruelty to Animals. who swore out
a warrant charging the $maniwith cruelty
to his horse. II Mr.. Taylor states that the
horse was left all day and night without,
food or water. and yesterday for ten
hours or more felt the hot SUMS rays
pour down on his back, The man will
be tried by Justice Crutch1cld Monday
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News of the Sick.

(, Mrs. p i. Bethea, OF Marion, s. t.. d
at the Memorial Hospital. 49, 800
Is MI. George Clark. OF Atlee, Hanover.
county. has so far recovered, from s's
operation that he will be able to leavs
the Memorial Hospital for his home An
the morning. 8 a Vi .,it5f. Il g3gt. ID
IA Mr.. cav. Barker, Of Chesterfield CO M
9ly,:le & the M enlorial hospital yesterday
AFTERNOON, I'LL y. IS
Mrs, =. r Jlopness Of Broadnax, Va, !,
has eft the Me mortal il ospita,i <
Mr.. William la Kelley OF Brookhill.
Va left the MEMORIAL Hospital for his
home Yesterday "a. Z N !. !, !. All
Miss Ruth Farley was able TO return
from the Memorial q Hospital to her home
In this city yesterday.
i Mr., lSs!lnm Pollard, 8of Hanover, took
\ his little son to the Retreat for the Sick
last night, where he was operated upon
y Miss Sue Iiill was operated upon yes
&terday at the Retreat for the Sick.
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change sof scl,edule 81 10 risi,t traii, AZ
|SRaleish, ~ which the western coni1eea4
tlon with the seaboard ALI Lirie IL boo
ken, until after a hearing o.. the CON.
plsint Of protesting citizens. The rail.
way has not answered. and the schedule
would have gone into effect tonight.
The case Is similar Is the Selma con
srlection cases which is now pending III
the Supreme Court Of the United States.
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. Agreement Reached Il
INV Assbciated Press, J flY

Bf ll3y AssOclated I'ress. a
Sss3 WASHINGTON, N CT June s.-The
conferees OF the two houses ,3f Congress-
oh the so.caiied rationai quarantine BILL
reached ali q greement to-day by fstriking
out section seSei, OF u he Bill. which took
away from the States the authority to
stop trains In Interstate commerce. This
has been the bone OF contention since
{theSrcst was easy of3 accon,pll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10

IIes -
SUI Dix, q ,E June 9----V por aris-
ing from a. barrel y OF Il gasoline exploded
1yesterdaySin Holland and severely burned
w. ]. Holland and ibis clerk, John Cross
& The barrel was In u shed at the rear
of the store, and the vapor generated III
the barrel and rushed outs whensstlie bar
rel wa open ed.
II a colored women was making soar
about thirty feet away, and r. hbti wind
blew thesgns: IVA I'd the IRE T here was
an ignitinn;S an d n volume ofs fame filled
the air. @ }ts ss N ID 55s Sd #
The si,ISSdSssyy;ls burned ami bp III men ter
irlbly SsfdTGh eu: Tie hall and eyebrows
are arc no'shote: q Both ARE In bed and their
eyes are clos ed from In Inflammation. Their
hands are burned consid erably
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B Intrepede Goes 3 to Court.

French coach show lors;c. .intrepeee. NJ 10
Chesterfield Courthouse next Wednesday,,
that being reg lar,c court Ivy Of be scoulls
Quests 10 put him Z on Exhibition On that
OCCASION. Last Monday 4 Intrepede was
shown at I'owllatan Courtho,ls and ~ he
were greatly pleased at the action speed
and manners Of the handsome son OF the
worlds cham pinn sIndre. I'm .s.t
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Washington Affairs.

(From Our Regular Correspondent)
NYAsHINGToN,s.D. Gu Juno 9.,-Y trglnia
postmasters sappointed:L unette, 4oudounS
Harris, resigned; Nethcrs, Madison coun-3
ty,8Fenton Hudson. vice Hettic F.. Hud-s
son, resigned. 81
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4 ~ { 7g1E7-t1 T7lls7- 81 1IIE5sE l,is5'J
DEATHS

BuLHELLgR.- Died, June Is. TX sEPH VI
BuLHELLER. aged e twenty-t hree.g, He
Leaves a wife and one child. faths and
Bulhellcr. and three sisters Mrs
Charles Il; Bruner Mrs. Emmett r..
B ~! and Mrs: John Geffert Z, !.
old, home I: Nine allie Rond. at 9 o'clock
Il MONDAY3AAlORN and o clock ut
st. Afary's Church. s..s, 0 u
A precious ono from US Is gone.
fs1 A voice we loved is still Il
"A place Is vacant In our home {.
i9s Which never cnn be a lod.
Il 5sti Ss BY HIS BELONEDSWIF FEE. u
as?sep 81 fs sfsSsnss
Street, Saturday. June 9Th. at 2:45 P.s4
II Nj, MARGARET. infant daughter Of
4, nc an ana y, 4 Ratssnagea l4Imonths
TERNoOE,sat 6 o'clock, from the resi-.
dence. s3
cAn raee a bis residence 1
. ISAAC D. cARDOZO, ia the seventy
f,gsixtll year Of his age. lS
chareh fHP ess assSna
& Mt IS o'clock. "a Il B. t
'9 sHSS hs 4pEnEIR = Hsa4jse
county. Va. beloved wife 5of James W.
Johnston and daughter OF David Brad
s. ford and the late Susanna ( Bradford,
5denartcd this life eon Friday, June Sth.
at 3;63s j.. Nj. In her thlrticthFyear.$ She III
vi Isl survived BY q husband, WI father. two +
AZ children. three sisters and three BROTH
ers to mourn their loss. i "A
~ Funeral will Ike place&ats her late
residence on S SUNDAY June 10th, ats4
3 r. NJ Services con Quoted by Rev
West wood Baptist church, OF which size 4
was aL5n1ember. Intermentiln st. Iuke's (
10TH died, Friday. June 9Th, at $50
y =. NJ. tier u short illness. ALBERT u 81
in the forty-secOnd year OF his
y age, lie is survived by his wife. three
children. ono brother and one sister. I'm
Funeral will ia lie place ats o'clock
4 THIS Sunday "a Ell FIR NOON from his
u late sidence, 91O ~. Clay.
TALI!EY.--picd Mt Ills residence ,91s South
Il Robinson Street w IIlBUR WI Lila ~
3 infant CHI Id 4 OF u. L.. and Ida Taloy,
aged four fmonths. IL f3fssg i5t
K Funeral vat AZ clock from residence
THIS Sunday "a FTI1RNOON,t nter-s
II tnent It h akWood Cemetery 81 ID
u. Died. June Stl, at Iii p. Il
\ Nj, ut the home of her uncle,s General
y II: u Douglas, JILIAl,8VVElR iYAA!L!l1N.
II n =, from, con sumption g ged thirty
Funeral MONDAY. June 18th II at 70 A,
NJ, from chesapeake and Ohio Depot,
&Interment In IIol lywoofl, sl
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2 !. - CA4Ny4- S3NS 8.
Secretary OF the Board.
n Richmond. Va I'M, Z 4 3 I an.

5HicnmOndt al ] un g. "a 800.
"a meeting Of the standing committees
of the$ Mutual Assurance society sof iYirs
5ginia ts cal He'd upon the information that
our associate for many years, Mr. /. d.
6CARDOZA.a departed this lie at & HIS
residence, No Jos West Grace Street. Tat
t1::25 o'clock this morning. NJ Mr.. Cardozas
WIS elected q member OF the standing
committee July 4. 1881. D and his close at
tention Rnd knowlcd ge of business affairs
has been q. great value TO this society.
On otion It wa N gS6
Resolved, That we mourn the death
OF our friend and associate, whose con-
duct was always marked by courtesy.
ability and fdellty, and his fellow-men,-
sbers cherish their association with him
and he 3recollect lion Of his integrity and
virtue. sSSs8s. S#g
Resolved, That the heartfelt sympathy;
q this committee be extended to- his
It is directed that n copy OF these reso.
buttons be sent to his family and that
they be printed IN ,e newspaper.
s# EDWIN SPALMER.s9
s5s Principal a gent,
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OBITUARY.
Miss Zoula D. Laboyteau.

1 Special ~ to The Times Dispatch.)
I. ARAlVfr1 LIN, June O. Miss Zo,1la
Daniel ,Laboyteau, otie OF the recent
School, died last nigh In that slhsttutioii,
after a short illt1ess Tho young lndy'si
home was il, West Virginia. She was
taken Ill during the commencement. Her
remains REM were taken Tonight to West
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North Garden this mornlng from apop.
lexy. The deceased was about forty-avsl
years OF age. ShA is survived by leI
husband, six children, one 4 slater, Mrag
George Walker, or Washington, D. CT
and three brothers. Lee Richard and
Floyd Gibson. The funeral will take place
at Coyesvllle Sunday at one o'clock.
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Proposed Schedule Suspended,

77I a speclal to The Tlmes-D Ispafch.
B HA LEIGH. n. 81, June 9--'rhe North
Carolina CORPORATION Commission this
evening served an order, ppon Colonel a,
B. Andrews, vice -plesfd ept Of the South
SeTn Railway. suspendInG the proposed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
THE WEATHER.

Forecast: Virginia Unsettled weather
Sunday; Monday probablyt fall y. except
rain In eastern portion;GA fresh d sout hea st
totinorthWest Winds a5 " ~ 35s Sssi45sl d
probably Monday; variable winds, heconl-
ms north, probably increasi n & HI lsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10

Highest Temperature. 4, 4, +, !. 7,
Lowest temperature. -. ~
Mean mpera ture yestey da q, ..,.;,. 81
Normal enlperaIure fol ulle !. u. y rs
Departure from normal teElPRra tnTe..,.O1
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Funeral of#Mr~Noth.

The funeral Of Mr.. Albert .. Moth. who
died suddenly Friday at his residence.
2l0 West Clay Street, took place from the
home yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock. 4
Mrs. M Sheffey Peters.
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Elizabeth Harlflon.

! Eliza beth. he rline.r1onths- old daugh-
I ter or Mr.. and Mrs. @ Gorge a. 1Innson,
Sot e3o5 NORTH oNland Street. died yester-
day morning ut $3.50 o clock. 4 The child
! Ind been sick q week or two, but her
death came quite Unexpectedly.
The funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon ut S o clock.
Wilbur w. Talley.
I WilburBW. rallcy, the Infant son of Mr.
=. y. and Mrs. Ida Talley, adied&yesterday
Robinson Street. ssslfls AZ FL y q
The funeral will take place this after
noon from the residence a I 3 o. clock. IL
terment8will be made in lakewood Gene
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Funeral Of Mr., sCardoz,a. 4

B The funeral OF Mr.. I. ID. Cardoza, OF
1o8 West g race Street. who died Sunex-
pectedl y earlSt yesterday morning at 1:25
O'clock. will take place from the Second
Presbyterian church this afternoon at
8 o'clock. @ Internent will be made in
Hollywood Cemetery.
Funeral of Mr.. Eggleston.
THE funeral OF Edward Egg lesion, who
died IN the City Hospital y Wednesday,
will take place Monday morning Mt 10
o'clock from Bllley's undertaking parlors.
The burial y will be In lakewood Gene
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Mrs. M. Shettey Peters. ss5
Especial IL 10 The Times Dspatch.)
gs$ C'FiARLOTTEsvILLE VA, June a.,
Mrs. NJ. sheney Peters. widow Of Colonel
William g.. Peters, emeritus professor.
OF Us Lat tin in the University OF Virginia.
who died the gard OF last March, passed
away this afternoon at her resdence at
the University. While her health had
been precariotls for several years. her
death was unexpected. 8 S
rs Mrs. Peters was the daughter Of tho
late James WI ite sheffey.Eof Marion
and in 1873 she became the wife. Of Pro-
lessor Peters. Her son, Or. Don p. PEI
ters, survives her. II lss35 az :58l
Mrs. Peters was a lady OF varied ac-
complishments. Her talent for narrative,
was well exhibited IN several short
stories, mostly OF the dialect class, W hich$
appeared in the Southern Bivouac, and
probably she contributed to- other high
class publica tions. The highest praise
however, is due her as wife and motner..s
She will be laid to Aest hes sides her hus-5
band at Marion. SsS sg G
DR.. Darliel H. Hardaway.
Special TO T lie Time IS Dispateho sf
l>B |L,aACKsrQN NE, " June Dr.
near here te 81 Thursday evening 81 st
7Bright's disease. He had been confined
to his bed only q week. Dr. Harda way
was We. y seven Il ears old. having been
actively engaged In the practice 4 OF his
procession for o.aE forty years He
efficient surgeon during the entire war.
x He left wife and two ctldrcn-Mr
tNflles Lewis and Miss Sallie Hardnway,i
both reslden is of Nottoway count 3. az
The remains were inferred in La ke-f
view Cemetery l,erc.F. Friday evening Mt
$3.50 o'clock, t h lev. DR.. Lacey otilcia ting
Horace Booker.
Especial to The Times DIspatch.)
EUREKA MILLS. VA, June 9.-A1r. j.
Horace Booker died at his home Friday
at clock, in the sixty-fourth year Of
Ibis age. 4 The informant was at his home
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mr. Booker
was a most prominent citizen. He was
for a number OF years a deacon in BrIcrys
Presbyterian u church. - and was ac tiye in
AL its &interests.S bout two weeks ago
{ he returned from Richmond, where he
had been under the treatment OF DIR.
George Bon Johnston. DR.. Johnston
told him there was no hope for him. g
Mr. Charles H. Moseley.
Especial to The Times D!spatc h.) ss
June 9,--Mr. Charles Hilary Moseley died
at his home in \ Charlotte Courthouse on,
Friday In his eiglty-fourth year. II G Is
survived by his six SONS and two $dnugh-5
ersMr HI Meselsyof ,LyncnpnrE
vile; Mr.. II. z. Aloseley 4 Of Raleigh n a
c.; Mr. Charles a. Moseley, OF Charlotte,
NJ c.; MIR. d. r. Moseley, Of Randolph
Mrs. w IT. Lipscomb. OF Granville. n
CT, and Mrs. ". . b.. Oliver. of Florence.
s. q The INT erment will be IN the old
1870 j ~ ~ = ssg n q -:
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I! 2jizl121ksgakA
-1zNs 9 0ZS,1Ez2zzz1zzS

tables to the west OF tho courthouse.
1t was a grand dinner, one Of the old
fashioned Virginia picnic kind Every
body was fed, and many bnsketsful wero
left. There Is no danger Of old Virginia
hospitality, one of tho ideals Mr.itFlood
spoke Of, being overlooked at Apo
lnlattox. is 81
Many Happy Incidents.
Il Taken altogether. the unwilling OF the
Appomattox monument to Confederate
soldiers was attended with many happy
incidents. 1t was really reunion Of the
{"old boys, and a real jolly time they
had. 81 5 Il "A i55s,js
Al The monument us undoubtedly 3one cf
the l1andsonlest, Il not the abandonment,
yet erected In the statc.@ onsressn1ar
Flood Informs The Times Dispatch man
shat, with the exceptionBof the $500 the
county gave, the total amount of the
is1 ,TEo, covering u the enttr COST n was
raised by the funtlring efforts Of Mrs.
John Randolp phi; Atwood. Mr.fFl ood want
to-day, but was requested by Mrs. At
wood to make no reference to her illdi-
.vidual efforts. IL III M III
Nothing to Mar Joy.
The committee a prninted by Appomat-
StOX5 camp 70 carry Oul the WpEks u nay
Ing erected this magnificent tribute to
Confederate!tSalor:s was composed OF 4 T.
u. Stratton, charm ans DR.. wv. II. al hist t,
Major j. w. Flood, captain w. 4. ] ohm
sson and j.. Kirk Hannah. How well they
have performed theirs work tlre&monu-
3ment itself 1 tells. Mr.. i Strntton was the
chairman IL the committee Of arrange
5ments for the unwilling TO- day. TO ais
good judgment, and the valuable as
slstance rendered by sub-committees and
IA most excellent corps Of narshals, Ii
due the success OF to-day's doings. Every
thing moved off without n hitclT and
there was not "a single accident to mar
the joy OF the occasion. s ,3 n f3s5
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Argo Red Salmon is standard in qpal-
NY. quantity color and price, Fifteen
ceats a cRH at all Erocsrk y a. NJ
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Mrs. "A. F. Holladay.
Z (speclal TO The TInes-D ispatch.) n

SUFFOLK, VA, June 9.-Mrs. a. IT.
Holiday died "a her home here to-day.
.ske5 Is survived by her. husband, three
sorlsr- Just ice John Holiday, Attorney
r, H.. n. Holladay and Frank a. lola
iday-apl one daughter. Mrs, r II, Pret-
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Conditions Y sterda!y,.

Richmond's weather ~as Partly cloudy
and hot, Range OF gthermoM ter: sjii ss
3 M.,.... ,,.,,Si sE b \,
3S r, 8. Ami dnigh
Average y, q, ~. 1, :. (, 81 t All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-10
Robert j. Mckinney.
(specIal e The ii Times. Disyp. ~

"a Especial to 4 The T1mes-D 1spatch.)
q INARAryILLE, B VA J une Or obcrt & j..
Mckinney. brother Of the late Governor,
at Ills residence In FarlnvIlle. lii his
seyentleth year. MI Kinney had been
an invalid and confined to his house for
more than ten years. He was formerly
one Of Farnlvilles most prominent mer-
chants. tIIc is 4 survived by three chill
.dren. ono son and two daughters. 81 ~ Y
y h Mrs. "A #. HolladaV.