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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09
RECHABS' HIGH TENT
Officers and Delegates to Leave
for GAINESVILLE Today.
SESSION TO OPEN TUESDAY
Washingtonians to Work for Re-Elec-
ton of High Chief Cordell.
OLDEST TEMPERANCE BODY
Personal Sketches Of Local Members
and Chief Oficials-Business
to Be Considered.
SESSION TO OPEN TUESDAY
OLDEST TEMPERANCE BODY

"A special coach filled to its capacity with
Washington men and women who believe
cold water the safest and best drink for
mankind will leave the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad station about o'clock this morn
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-09
LOVE AMONG
TIRE AGED.

when do we grow too old To
lover" is the question that was be
ing debated one afternoon by = party
OF union army officers riding along
country road in Pennsylvania dur
ing the Civil War.
AS q decision seemed impossible,
II was agreed to leave i, to an aged
woman, who was slowly toiliug up a
hillside in advance of the disputants-
"Ah. gentlemen" she said, the
question having been put to her, Il
am only eighty four. YouT have -
ask somebody older than me"
In Mnwaukees Home for the Aged
where destitute persons past sLsty
are received and cared for, checkers
playing between the old men and the
old ladies has been prohibited, be
cause the players have been using
the game merely as an excuse foI
love making; and rule has beer
enacted that hereafter all entertain
ing at the home must be done in
the parls
DO we ever grow too old to Love.
Our joints stiren. our blood grows
thin, our step halts, our hfr anC
teeth fall ont, our voices quaver, bu
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-09

The world smiles and tragedy
turks in the shadow We wonder
why II was in Franz Sigel Park. in
New York. that little Olive Marsh
had been crowned Queen OF the May
She was as fair a queen as ever wore
crown. Her laughter was like mu-
sic, and II found an echo i'm the child
ish heart Of little Nathan Stolen
berger, a king OF seven years. who
felt royalty in his veins and played
his part well.
The subjects OF the royal pair
played many games that you knew
about when YOU were little. They
ran and sang: they laughed so much
that the robins were frightened from
the trees and gray squirrel went
skurrying through the grass like a
streak. For squirrels and birds are
not used to the ways of courts on a
coronation day.
A wandering gust OF wind touched
The curls of the queen and snatched
her paper crown and carried it away
here, there and then right over ar
embankment.
There was but one thing-for a kinf
TO do, be he seven or seventy, anC
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-09

the heart the heart is always
young
Love looks not with the eyes. but
with the mind" and beauty thrills
Ms still. though it have retreated
from the surface TO the soul After
ALL an annpy is an affinity. no mat
ter how long the years before we
came mp with it.
AS Walter Scott sang in The Lay
of the Last Minstrel"
True loves the gift which God has
given
TO man alone beneath the heaven
II 10 not faHtasy's hot fire.
Whose wishes. soon as granted fly;
II livca not in fierce desire
with dead desire it doth not die.
/ II is the secret sympathy.
The silver line. the silken tic.
/ Which heart to heart. and mind 10
! mind,
In body and in soul can bind
Because a man and woman ar,
destitute objects OF charity inhabit
ing a public institution. and very
rfoar the grave. are these reasons why
they do not feet the need OF that Sc
cret sympathy. and can not give i
in reLurn to those hLm whom the!
receive it?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-09

His subjects attended his funeral
at the church OF the Immaculate Con
ception. and the paper crown was by
his coffin.
And so died Nathan /.
Joy-Tragedy. Smiles-tears. Link
ed together We wonder why.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-09

Nathan J. leaped after the crown.
while his make-believe subjects
screamed
They found the little king lying
white and still at the foot of the hill.
The crown was in his hands and his
life was ebbing away. He never spoke
again.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-09
FOLK WILL BE
BRYAN CHAIRMAN

william Hoge. who has charge Of
the reception TO be rendered at New
York TO William Jennings Bryan, up
on his arrival from Europe. announc-
ed yesterday the appointment OF
Gov. Folk of Missouri as chairman
OF the reception committee.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-09
BET ADDICKS WILL
BE RINGMASTER

Delaware is about 10 make an
other attempt to elect United
States senator. which. by the way.
reminds ms that the circus season is
now in full Observation-Disclosures Tel
egraph
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-09

Read the Daily Leader.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
.SON2.QI|Nl!!||I''.IG|::!!gNA!g
UNDER ARREST
Acting Mayorof New Y o 81; e Bailed
Out Youth Who Chewed
Officers Hand.
INV "A ssociatcd Press

8 4 NEW YORK, July 8. u rank Nc owan,
the eighteen-y ear-old son of II trick Mc-
8Gowan, presi dent OF the Board OF q lder:-
men and acting y Mayor OF NJ yss York,
Sintoxtcation. On the way to tho stations
house, the policeman claims young Nc
sGowan n fought him Hereby, biting him
three times in the hand. he policeman
In turn used his night tick on; the young
man, who entered the station With his
face covered with blood from wounds ~ OF
q the NJ sea n. &; An ambulance was IA SUM
8nloncd, II ands thc wounds s Q & both young
i AIcGoWan and tho Of y We're dressed
by a surg con. The adj ttonal charge OF
assaulting IN officer was placed against
the young man. Acting Aiay or$ MCGOWAN an
later went to the police station 81 and
n bailed his son. s5a ii u TIL 553t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
NOW. SUSPEC7|'..||.|C|:'..|..
TRUST IN G \ /: i Al.
Washington Officials Will In In.
vestigate to Unearth Con-
spiracy if It Exists.
iBif1lify SOD ii;itIlil Y. AK l.ll /,
INV Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, b D. y G.. July s.--Thc
officials have initiated steps
with a view to the prosecution Of tn re-
sponsible individuals. gif upon inyestigh
1T develops that the Ice famine In Wash
lngton Is the result Of q conspiracy to
raise the price Of that commodity in re-
straint Of trade. SiIr a
II: District Commissioner West to-day
called the attention Of the CORPORATION
counsel 4 to action under way in other
cities into tho alleged illegal operations ms
Of Ice dealers, and asked TO DO informed
whether developments here warrant stint
lalr. steps, and, If 80 whether such action
should ibe Initiated by the Federal or the
municipal authorities. Tho commissioners
declares that II "a conspiracy exists IN
Washington to deliberately rob the people
ny increasing the price Of Ice. somebody
should suffer for It. 4,
,rhe ice scarcity In Washington has ex-
listed for several days. The dealers de-
clare II 10 BIO due to the fact that they
have been delayed In eating supplies OF
natural Ice from Maine TO this city. g
situation which they say VIII, soon rem
edy itself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
,5s ftii II.


lied Tnesda Y q, July srf q
Main Street. ] OHM GonDE 81 sti ttR. y
yonngcst z, OF John VI. and sallial
Interment In Blard,ord c'cmetery.;
Petershllra. Va. THIS Wednesday,
.AFTERNo ON at 4 o'clock
LINDSEY, Died. at tho resld ncs !. her
4 Ninth Street MA RY$pr. WOOD, widow
Fl. o. w illlnm H. Lindsey. u 225
r HissrS fhs@
aSs clock " III; ~ 8 95ts 3s
MooRE.pNea !, !, n'eTnig Z,
II Rem MOORE, the cnlv son or Mcvin
j! md NJ tile G: Moore. !.
Srhof funeral q will he hold $!T 0-nAaY.
july 4, from fn \, NJ t 81
tra lSst S insopme mi 'nf Holywood -
Il s :, 1922 ~ at h,s
R Raji'to j. It'll Il, MoEsTA, sJr, infant
son OF Rudolph u. II, and: Martha A.
"a pgea lwen,yseybe aye aays
Episnds the family inyitsa Y At:
tend. A ss6 fl, AZ III s 33
residence OF Ills aon, j, B. Mccomb, near
Somerset, Orange county. Va, ~ =.
J.,B, Nc Comb. Of Oran county. va
and 5J,7 w, EAIcCon1 Of Rlchmond, & Va
and s, ono daughter, Miss Susan NicGomh:
BuTal ts9k nlaee County " :aA Va At
o'clock Tuesday, July 3, 1000.
THOMAS. In sad but loving memory, Of
MS orr 4 dear husband and father, LEWIS
Is THOMAS, who entered into rest two
X Years ago this, July 4, 1901. j,
.l'a Y8 HIS WIFE AND Y CHILDREN,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
PROPERTY Transfers,

-
q, suWan. aS a,a-la rect on west line Of TWEEN
ty.s,xth Street. no feet south Of Clay street,
Arthur L. straus and wife 70 Carrie Z Nan Van
Street, i.G feet south Of y street Slss9. 4,
II Melton and VIE Y, 70 ,c ep srse, sai ,.e,
east Of Allen Avenue. subject to deed OF trust
for Ss.0ol, s},loo. " IN,
ANU jane Umlauf to Lewis a. umiaui. So; Y
feet on east line OF Hely1dere stree1, 70 t-1o
feet north OF Canal street, So ~.
Sam, sdey, Lee. Seymour ana Isaac sySie
md wives, Ben Mnses 40, 90
and Amelia Hamburger Charles and Gala e.I.a
yys!ss aH1 ssssss fs
second Streets Slsso0 y ~, ,,,,.
y. Powers 10 Margaret " John e. FL. IT.; wv.
s soa Il line ,farshaii Street 81 10 fseF east Of
. Fllppsn and %lts e I,rd LEG s, psys .ss
feet south Of Q Sire. !Ss5 j
Ws% n ns Il a Il ss' est
West 81 HelyideIe Street 1885, J,
Henrico--punicl Grinnan TO John. ~. Rose.
lot, 80, ~ block No g, plan o. Barton tarrtt
II N, ROSE and w,fe3to W. p. yeitch ;sane
| property described IN deed next above, S20,
| 7 Robert NJ Cross and wifs 10 Richmond and
! land LOO fse, vide, running through th5 lands
of said Gross. containing I3G acres. 81.
] r. 4 G. IEoodpon and wife 10 Sailie. Mary =,
Mqs Kemp Z s O. nSls as
Marion n. and Percy 8. Read 20 William a
Grssn o,s ana z y bl9sk y sector
Resale q. Page ~ Caroline Kohie, VI in!sE,
/ est in so feet on south Aiie Taylor Street, lSi
isct9Wsst gI sAeppara ssyees. n, II Ri 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
MOTHER OF THAVv
TOLD. OF MURDER
Bore Up Well y er BloW:---'W''''iil:ll
en- Not Return to America at
Once. s5sS
(By Associated Press.)

10y - Ss'Ssf
3TILBURY, ENG, July s,---The Il news
Of the tragedy iii the "a Madison Square I
Roof Garden. N, ", June 18th, when
Harry Thaw shot and killed Stanford
White, had not been communicated to
his mother, Mrs. ThaW. when the At
alantlc transport Line steamer Mlnnea p
oils, from New York, JEne& ed, docked
here TINS morning. Extraordinary pre-
cautions were taken on board TO keep
any inlsling Of the tragedy from. her y, until
8rela tives, were able to break the news.
Mrs. ThnWk who had been unusually ~ "
cheerful thro1ghout the voyage wa 9 met
5by}her on-in-laW, the Earl OF Yarmouth,
and M Blair Thaw, who came Il to irilbury
to welcome her, and her face was
&wreuthed in smiles when she landed. AS
she stepped ashore. Mrs. Thaw was sur
rounded by friends and detectives the
latter being detailed to prevent any
stranger from approaching her fter
landing Mrs. Thaw and her party board
ed a special train, from which reporters
were expressly exclu AS the tram
pulled out of the station, M RS. u haW was
still smiling, apparently being n n, comm,
ued Ignorance Of the tragedy. The Earl
OF Yarmoutllifsnid that he would not
lire ak the news to her until they reached
n on her arrival IN London, MRS. Thaw
was driven to the residence Of the Earl
of Yarmouth, where the news Of the
tragedy at New York June 18th was
broken to her. She bore mp splendidly
under the blow, but has not decided
upon her future movements. II Is prob
able that Mrs, Thaw will 80 to sWitzor-
LAND, and not return to America imme'
diately, as her health Is poor, "a
Edward 4! Thaw. II coming here IRON
| Switzerland. agES lasSy 81 AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
WILL NOT GIVE! IN,
Master Plumbers Sent North for
en- "a Take Strikers Places. #

The master plumbers met at 8 O. clock
yesterday afternoon to consider the strike
\ of8thelr Journey mon. which ls now on
Half III hundred plumbers went out on
"a strike Monday, J. and The meeting or we
to- f1nd out tho general opinion a large
B body was In attendance. The members
decided I'd stand firm against the strike
and not to acce1e TO The Etlen1nnds MAO
The plumbers sent. committee to
Washington Baltimore and 4 Fhlladelpl1lai
Yesterday morning to secure q body, g, oI
Rron-unon men to conre down and ke
Y the places Of those W % have walked out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
\ RELIEF JONES AT LAST ST Fl:
Stiff Breeze, Obscured Sun and
Sent al Showers. As II u

Hy rhc excessive heat which had been CON .
tinuous tor ii week or more and shad been
a severe strain on tho people Of City and
country. & yYns brok en- vest erdny nfternoon
by cooling sho Wers and stin ~ s
brce,zes. The relief was hailed vii de-
light Thasdisco Tort az tho day 9 added
10 sleepless nights was thinning to tell
on many, and parents who have Infants
ihnd begun to feel that the high tenn
Be 3 yesterday forenoon the su; shone as
!hotly al at any time for q VNsc!e.. but q
fne breeze WIS tanning hot broWs ana
making slife somewhat less miserable but
81 the sur, and gentle show ers fell witt, a
decided drop In the tempe ture a Hifh IN
mond Slleayed a Sigh OF dell cious rel III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
THREW BABE IN BRIARS. 4
Young Woman Confesses to AT.
tempted Infanticide.
'pecial to Tho Times Dispatch.

Special to Tho Times Dispatch.)
Est SUFFOLK VA, July s IA ccused or
ATTEMPTED infanticide. young woman,
who registered here last nightat lead
ing hotel MS Sarah Jones' OF Port Nor
folk, Va, but whose right address Is
\ Eta BeaInon, Of Gates county, N, c.,
to-day was put In prison., pending a
future investigation. Il
II She brought q nve-months female In
FAINT to Suffolk and sought TO have It
adopted The child was placed In the
( CUSTODY Of u cabman. with an G,struc-
ton thatsit should be left with the wife
\ OF prominent merchant. The woman
whose home was sought declined to re-
ceiye the baby. The infant this morning
was discovered near town among the
brlers, beside the bank OF u stagnant
= ditch. It's face was lacerated, and there
were body bruises, Indicating Tint It
was violently thrown where locatesl
Police Chief Brantley said tonight thu
4 there WAS little hope the infant couls
recover. The woman has confessed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
.Bishop-.Stnith.s

l5Esy (specal To n he FINES Dispnt ch.)
Ss5 GR1sEN BAL 4, - n Fer
bert Bishop. formerly Of p rI:s-F1 Eek colln-
of this place, and Mrs. Muttie r.. Smith,
of this place. wi dow of the late Wickliffe
4 Smith. were married a Il II otel Burkeyille
N this nj ternoon# n t. @ clock, Rev. W.
lorswas beautifully decorated II. The couple!
left for Brunswick county, where they
4 will spend several days. ana returning,
B be lat home to heir friends at their
after July 9TH li5..I .l.ii q d y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
Is. w. Moore

Especial to The Times- lspatch.)
NEWPORT EWs. " NJ July s.s--I Ell.
ward Warren Moore, TIVE = 1.-TWO w years ears
Sold 4, soY, Hof Mr.. and Mrs. N. Moore.
Of Richmond. died At the Genera Hos:
Slpftal here to-day from piloid fever The
body WIN be taken to- RI cflnond 4 4 .day
for intern1erlt ly,yood Gem
.5s Eli Solver 81
SSGIADEsBORO.E5Y Jul ii. !. ~ Eli
Sewers died yesterday. aged A seventy
seven xenrs. Mr. Sewers was ono $nf# the
best ctIzens Of Carroll count and leaves
a widow 81 md a fon sg5 sons
/ Of Floyd. Va; I Eli EP. 3ind I. H r sowars,
jof this place. "a iso, four daurh ters--Mrs:
r. Martin. M RS. a, S idle n Mrs ]. w:
X iilzar. izaic nd EsoMcrg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
.GERN|AN !. ! |
PLOT IN AMERICA !
Made All Arrang ements and Then
Left fer Il Hamburg 70 Murder
u Kaiser
!. ll.Ryl ,A..ssocLated lPress.l

IN SEATTLE, WASH. J III Y Fl tier an
Investigation begun at the instance OF the
German government, the local pol ice yes
aterday raided d house formerly " occupied
by August Rosenberg, brcklayer. and
found plant equipped for maxi
bombs and Internal machines .g$& r osen-
berg. who was known as g. Ii Z: man 3 OF
anarchIstic tendencies. left Seattle for.
Hamburg, Germany, on May 2 ls q, q Z
about that time the German govern
received q warning from Seattle thatEa an
attempt Ii would be made to assasslnate
4 the German Emperor. T no g errlnn3 con-
sui At Seattle subseq emily recel ed v q
8cablegram from Hamburg, instrrctsng
him to inVesti ga to. sf.s sl3. ag
q The articles seized included more than
200 bottles of acids and explosive cruel.
bles mortars, moulds, q furnace sa ana
considerable scrap iron. n 4.
Dr.. Il, II. Levy Returns.
ss3 DR.. II. Fl I. ,evy retlrned to tho city
last night from 4 Philad lphia, s VII lthef
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04

i sTha Great Preventative Against Ty-
phold Fever and Positive Cure for chils.
Fever, Ague, Loss Of Appetite BILIOUS
ness, pyspeptio Disorders, Headaches.
Pains IN the Back, Side or Limbs. -
highly endorsed by physicians, nurses and
thousands OF userg. Malaria makes you
1 weak, Bnbek ,nakes you strong. Insist
on Babck Beware of Substitutes,
Il 5lps. sale ut al druggists. 5pc. per R0t,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
Eight Drowned.
(By Assoeiated Press,

I1 " NY EFfsHVENftSW - kFS'''I n ~ lfil,
II. NEW YORK; JAZZ s-The Dutch tank
steamer American, which arrlyed here to,
day from Antwerp, colliding with and
sank the Danish schooner berthe, on
South Foreland the night. after the
American left Antwerp. The schooner
went down almost Immediately and all Of
her crew OF nine, with the exception OF
4 the captains son, We're drowned,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
.1,f2azk|2y9A
N|L|.;..7I[ /. !. ] Al /:
mrs, IHAN SAYS
3 Continued from s-ss4,,,l.: Page.) 4y8

Ss 81. 49,
Ing. n shall q pro,auee the proof at the
trial. n II y 3sg 81 Il & S (; 81
h Mrs. Thaw paid her usual visit to- her
husband at the Tombs to-day !, remaining
lii conversation with him for a considers !.
4 Bile tine.P She wa q avail ted . tsde by
the usual large crowd OF curiosity seekers
4 that gather each day to Watchaher come fle
md go. S3 "A 8$5S III,
Torlner, j Judge olcott, Thaw's chief II Z,
counsel, had a conference with his client
iBthis AFTERNOON. 4 IIo was accompanied by
Il Mr. Ikeck, who Is said to be the at
8torney for the Thaw family I8at s Pitts
burg. sli5s s5 ,s AZ II
When Judge Olcott left he carried with
hin a bundle of about sevea,ty LISTERS
which h TllaW had received through Z No
malls. J,ldg &c Oloott st1at;d tllsIt owing TO
the i, lumber. Of letters eenttlnly
lie would have some mem bcrs OF the law
firm open 4 them Iii the future, before
they reached him, and thus 4 save tht
young man cons lderable annoyance
Plea Of the Def tense. III!
SFi Asst slant District Attorney Gar'von to-
Z day secured possession Of the report y 2 {
{.the three detectives, I, w. Roe
Mcdonald and Harry Tsaleig " hoS ,Ee :.
employed by Il Thaw35l to wat oh the moves
slnents or Stanford White. 5,3 iFs
5alI8! Thaw Will go + to trial on the charge
@of killing White on his simple plea OF
mot guilty. the time. limit for inter-
posing any motion or demurrer by coun-
Sci, having expired to-day. III
8 Judge Olcott.. Of II counsel 8 to st T'haW,s
tated tonight that hos had received a
scnhlegrnm from Mrs. " liam ThaW the.
accused mans mother, who arriive in
London to-d y !, and was informed a for
Ethe first time Of the lnurd CT. 81 h VII 81
Judge n Olcott would Isl nj VI reveal the
5conten is Of the cab gram. S US
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
Welded in WASHINGTON

:aCHARLOTTESYILL VA; July a.
!, Mr. T. R. Worrell, Of & LynchburE, Va.
and Miss Elizabeth "A. s Edwards. Of this
city, left Charlottesville on tho early
9 morning trainsy yesterday for Washington,
where they We're married $nt5 ! O'clock yes
will make tlrsir hottie In Washington.
Mr.. Worrell .suptrihtende the worl. upon
the new. United States government build
y Ing recently erected In this city. ; Eff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
Miss ATE Thomson
a lsnfacs,ilal hi The Times.p Ispatch.lL

(Spec al II 70 IN s7
sPEN GER. N c. III July an iss IA te
Thomas son. one OF Tire best known Young
women Of Spencer. led last nIsht a I tt.s.a
home Of her sister, rs; a.. ~ Swi ceRood.
8off typhoid fever For several sear rs Hiss
SThona son had boenFg valued emulove In
the ofr,ceSo OF the Spencer M ercantIleS Com
5nnnY here md M $ iKhly rega rded by.
4tl1e@Whole town. * " 3 1 II s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
Condition of Cotton.
!. YT,vlIF3A ssocIa lad Ioregs,jI

ICY "A ssocIated Press.
5wAslIINGT6N i. i. Co. 4 uly The Crop
Repors Hoard 81 the nIrenusof stat stis I:
renorts &C. tho correspondents md agents q
the bureau condition =. O. C, coz,
SEQ AZ tie orSespondlns date in lSo4. and e
tcn-year .of L., NJ y ~, IN
June e5th. OF this year. With the respective res t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
THE WE ATT :.E..RI: !.

Forecast for Wednesday, and Thursday;
observation-disclosures Ncdnesday;;s coole ,
southern portion, Thursday. fair fresh
southwest 10 northwest Winds:
North CaTollna--shpWers g! eaInesa,hy'
fair; fresh southwest 10 northwest Winds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04

William T, Vernon. Of Gansas. who has q
Just arrived in Washington to begin
work Isl Register Of the T reasury, 70 aucs
ceed Judson w. Lyon, Is an accom- t'a
scholar ana a 4 flna orator lie$ ms been
engaged In educat lonal work ,fs fu'd mas
been mt the head OF an institution Ton 3 o5s
learning for some tine q 593 ssI I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04

J. The Marquis Of Graham, who was per-
Buaded recently by his ilancee. Lady
Mary Halnliion ar IHtssltlrs greatest
heiress, to run for rllamsnt. falling Of
election, Is known now 'stary's Little
Lamb"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
7 Bodies Removed

w. ii. Thompson. who has butler Tor,
one OF the Wand was q nasiyeS
Of New Castle. His body has been ser,
there forf burial. 81 Louis Goepp fingers ;
widow has been found. IA She res des| In
London. Nine bodies we're ken to N
Southampton ana II We II 3I, ondon, namely
those OF /: John E. SIS Donald q 3$ New
York city: q. II j. icAieekin, q Lex &.
ineton.S III; ri .. II illas Hurd ss$NY hite,S
3of New Y ork; Mrs. Charles W. Fl ph1l lcke
81 Evans ton, III, and iiss n ~ = We te;
son, Of .sew York City. 8 95 .s5sf
All tho friends and surviving reiatiyeA,
81 these Victims desire that rel gious ser
vices be held n London before the 4 Z, po 81
dies are shipped on Hoard the Nc York.
has also been arranged " TO b l1ll,l
the body Of Frederick Henry Cossit "a a O.
New york city. 10 London. rlly Nv
|a8 g Express Ssynpath vi
sS5 Edward Sc. Ter man n enber Y 81 Par.
Lament, for Salisbury. hos ca bls go VI g
President Roosevelt. the synpath ~ Of
tho Il risens OF sal iabury. the rela-
! tives and frIends ot the vic Tins 3s3l
ss A decided n ilnpro vernent was reported
this afternoon 81 In q tho cond ton q al q!
the Injured persons. and It yyns believed 2!'
that there was every proba bilit y u they l1,a
viii all recover. Fif
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5855,3 r. II !. Moesta, :55|58'.
4 81 Rudolph ] .S II. Moesta infant son
OF Mr. Rudolph, y /. II, and Mrs. Martin
"a. 5Moesta, died yesterday nj ternoon ut
! $50 q O. clock At the home Of his parents.
The funeral will take place this evening
at s o clock from the reeidence. 33i5 3
Mrs M. n r. Vaden.3 I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
James Nv. Mann 4
3pacIal n to The Times D Ispatch

#3a5SI3 Special to The 3TlT6B-DIHpA tcH. -
PETERSBURG, ~ A.. u ly 81 Mr.. ~ mes
w, Mann died enrl thls morning at his
Eresider,ce on Pearl Street, nf ter "a long
illness. Mr.. Ma m leaves islSE vi To- q two
sons ans two tdaugtlt ers III rs. oun-a
snivant, Miss Annie +. Mann: DOMAIN TX
Mann and Edwin e. Mann. His ,s sister an9
will take place Tomorrow from. the res. 4
$idencc. and the interment Will be- a. a.
Shintoaca Genet cry