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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-10
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Edward Llpman
and family have returned from an eX-
tended visit with relatives In the east,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fenstermaker
returned on Thursday after a two
months stay in Pennsylvania and New
York,
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Newell have
gone to the coast,
Mrs. J. f. o'Brlen has returned from
a two-mOnths' visit with her daugh-
ter Mrs, T.. W. Cherette of Butte,
Mont.
Mrs. Lee Chamberlain has returned
from a visit with friends in Bingham.
Miss Resale Pollock has returned
from Louisville, whore she went TO at
tend the meeting OF the department of
superintendent Of the ~ E. o,
Mrs. D, II. Peery and Mrs Abbott
r, Haywood Of Ogden spent Tuesday
In the city,
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. f. Walker have
sailed from New York for a stay Of
some months abroad,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. V. officer Of Love-
land CoIoo are the guests of Mrs r.
II. Ofictr
Mrs. G. +. Partridge and daughter
Dorothy have returned from Cali
fornia.
Nh and Mrs. J. II. Cooper OF OR-
den are In the city guests Of Mrs.
a. f. Horton,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank G. Niles Of Kan
sas city are expected 20 be the guests
Of Dr. and Mrs. +. p, Niles for a couple
OF weeks.
Mrs. A. j. Davis is home from
two months stay 10 Los Angeles and
at the segshorc,
Mrs. L. d. Miller and Mrs L. W.
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Mrs. Mary T.. Terhune and Miss
Edna Terhune win leave next week for
the coast,
Mrs. A. f. Welby Is visiting In Eu-
reka.
Mrs. John De Grey Dixon Is visiting
her sister in Mesa. Ariz.
Mrs. w. l.. Green has gone to Los
Angeles to visit with her sister for a
couple of weeks, Mrs. Green will be the
guest Of Mrs. J. A. Reeves and Mrs.
Dickinson at Ocean Park before return
ing 10 the city,
Mrs. W r. Griffin has returned from
Anaconda. where she has spent the past
r~O weeks, and has gone to join Mr..
Griffin in Denver,
Misses Martha and Melva Chapman OF
Lehi, visited with friends in the city
for a couple Of days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wallace, Miss
Nellie Wallace and Ashley Wallace re-
turned on Wednesday evening from
New Zealand, where they have spent
the past two months.
for the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace left
this week for San Francisco, whence
they sail during the week for Honolulu
and japan
Mrs, Priscilla Jennings, accompanied
by her little granddaughter. Priscilla,
left this week for Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs, j. p. Grant have re-
turned from a weeks stay in Denver.
-
Mrs. W. L. Green has gone for a
stay Of lew weeks In Los Angeles.
Mrs. n a.. Hamilton has returned
from trip Of some two months to New
York.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Newell left this
week for San Francisco.
Mrs A. T. Peters left on Tuesday
for Los Angeles, where she will spend
several weeks
" fN'.4 y " I a. n Ivy Aho UffIl Nilt
guest OF Mr., and Mrs. Richard A. Reyes
Tor few days.
Mrs. Simon Bamberger and Miss Hell
en- Hamburger have returned from New
York, where they have spent the vim
ter months.
Mrs, u, n. Straup and her children
left for a stay OF some weeks on the
coast during the week.
Or. and Mrs A. ] Hosmer returned
Nedn- sday from California,
Mrs. Fred 7. Gentsch OF ST. Louis
is visiting Mrs. II. q. Mcmillan,
Mr.. and Mrs Baker and children are
the guests Of Mrs. A. NJ. Walden, 80
Fifth East street.
Mrs. Charles T. Jennings leaves to-
morrow Tor months visit IN the east.
Miss Ella Thornburg has returned
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honor OF Miss Blanch Burke, the ar
fair taking place at the University
club and covers being laid for 10
guests.
Mrs. A. h, Hirth entertained the
800" club at her home this week
A pleasant affair OF the week was
the Kensington given by Mrs, Julia
Allen, the rooms being prettily decor
ated In spring flowers, delicious re-
freshments served, and n program rem
dered by Miss Tessa Smith Miss May
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Alice b. Finch OF Austin Texas, and
Fred A. Morgan of San Francisco,
were married In the county clerks Of
flee on Thursday afternoon by Deputy
Clerk David a. Smith.
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E11EoD'NSIGT2

An interesting announcement of the
week was that made by Bishop and
Mrs, o. f. Whitney OF the engage
ment and early marriage of their
daughter. Helen Mar, the wedding to
take place on April II. In June the
marriage Of Miss Emily Whitney and
Winslow Smith is TO be consummated,
the date not yet having been ANNOUNCE
ed.
The spring weddings were initiated
this week In that Of Miss Katharine
Mckenzie and Wallace T. Perham the
affair being an extremely pretty one
with decorations and all details plan
ned with artistic taste. The ceremony
was performed by DR., Paden at the
home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. A. G.. Mckenzie,
Miss Anna Corbett was bridesmaid,
and Mr.. Arthur Perham best man.
Assisting in receiving were Mr., and
Mrs. A. c. Mackenzie, Mrs. Margaret
Mackenzie Miss Claire Midgley, Miss
Nell O'Neil, Miss Sue Corhett and Miss
Winnie Evans.
A quiet wedding Of the week was
that Of Miss Marie r. Davis and Harry
G. Smith, Rev, ID, A. Brown Of the
Baptist church officiating at the home
of the brides mother
Mrs. Christina Merritt Of this city.
and Charles l.. Wilde, deputy city clerk
of Los Angeles viii be married on
Monday next Tho prospective groom
being now here. Rev DR.. Paden will
perform the ceremony, The bride is
a daughter Of the late August Werner,
a Utah smclterman, and the groom IS
native Of Iowa who has resided In
Los Angeles for the last 20 years
Miss Burtio Smith and j. y. Ritter
were married on Monday at the home
OF the brides mother. Mrs Ada La
Due smith, and are now ut home to
their friends at 622 Second street
Alice b, Finch Of Austin, Texas, and
Fred A. Morgan of San Francisco,
were married in the county clerks Of
flee on Thursday afternoon by Deputy
Clerk David A. Smith.
Rev. d. A. Brown performed the
ceremony uniting Miss Isabel Tytler
OF New York, and n. J. Glider OF Cali
fornia on Wednesday, the couple leav-
ing afterward to make their home In
Los Angeles
Next Wednesday two Interesting
weddings will take place, Miss Mar
garet Allen Pointer and Leroy Atwood
Palmer to be married In this city at
the home Of the brides sister, Mrs. C.
i. Leigh, at p. m, and the marriage
OF Miss Ruth kirkpatrick and Walter
stone TO take place on the same day
in New York
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4@ ANZSss ~ 81

dinner was given by the staff OF physi-
clans of 81. Mary's hospital, covers be-
ing laid for Dr. H. y. Niles. Or. Tyn-
dale, Dr. H. n. Mayo. Or. a. j. Hos
mer DR. n. r. Root. DR.. NJ. A, Hughes
and Or. G., c. Snyder.
About IS guests enjoyed the hospi-
tallty of Mrs. Joseph Baumgarten, on
Wednesday her affair being an infor-
NAL Kenslngton. and the rooms being
decorated In violet and green.
Miss Leila Stingley entertained her
Sewing club on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ernest Bamberger was hostess
at a pretty luncheon on Tuesday in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-10

To draw the fire out Of burn. heal
cut without leaving a scar. or to cure
hollis sores. letter, eczema and all skin
and scalp diseases. use DE Wits Witch
Hazel Salve. A specific for piles. Get
the genuine, No remedy causes such
speedy relief Ask for DeWitt's-the
genuine.-Sold by +. C. Schramm,
druggist: where the cars stop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-10

Rev. d. A. Brown performed the
ceremony uniting Miss Isabel Tytler
Of New York, and n. J. Glider OF Cali
fornia on Wednesday, the couple leav-
ing afterward to make their home In
Los Angeles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-10

Mrs A. ]. Davis is home from
two months stay 10 Los Angeles and
at the seashorc,
Mrs. l.. d. Miller and Mrs. L. w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
LEGANT$VNEDDING.
Miss Helen Train Richardson
Bride Of Mr.. G. "A. Moore.
1snaciaI to The Times Dispat ch.)

Especial to The Times D spatch.) ss.3
SOUTH BOSTON, W A., s. June 3 The
Methodist episcopal Church, OF this place.,
was the scene Of a beautiful marriage at
ak o'clock tht, afternoon. when Y :! G Miss
he seam he 'SbrideS OF Nj. Charles Aurelus
Beckham. the BRIDES pastor. oficia ting
Miss jamie q Rlchar dson, tn ebride' sa sis
ter, and Miss Helen Graham Herrink'
% " n ma ids 81 honor. while Mr., Robert
Moore" OF oxford. Nj CT, brother Of
the groom acted as best man. " 9s !.
a The ushers were VIII liam Richardson, OF
awTeqesytllsG wills MAoefs % DuWTSamB
Lawson q: h'e ana David Traynham. Of South
Boston. The church had been decorated
for the sion, with palms, ferns md
cut flowers, and candelabras were USED.
Tho bridal party entered to the strains n
xGs sne
march, beautifully. rendered by Mrs, r..
w i,awso N. 8 The bride was given away
hy her brother, Mr.. u Lawson R!chard-
SON, OF 4Lynchburg, " \, y.
The bride wore q hanasornie ,, ta .I,1t,,
hat to match. and carried BRIDES roseas !!
e sns over ninkHchifron, with picture hat
to match while Miss Herring T Tnn Wits W't e
p pcture hat 70 match, both holding brides
The BRIDE dd Is the attractive and most
accomplished 4 daughter34ot ~ W.. ~
Richardson, Of this place, and mas na q nnss
q Wills, the sEoqm The p1 bnridal
pifts We're beautiful as well as numerous
~ n'' COUPLE boarded the Norfolk and West
e er train for Durham. their future nome
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him with whom she had been talking.
With a flood OF tears, the story runs, Mrs.
.Thaw said the strangerlawas Stanford
White, and that he had sent her a note
demanding to see her for moment or
two. Young EThaW rushed down to the
main floor OF the hotel and made a search
for White, who had disappeared.
That same n light he met him In the
Boulevard des ;1taliens and walking up to
him asked him II he was Stanford White
Of New York. The architect denied that
his name was White, and Thaw, thinking
he had perhap made q mistake, asked the
strangers pardon and passed on down the
boulevard. III S.t Nh, ,i3 d
7AS few days afterward Thaw8 and White
met while Mrs. Thaws was with her hus-
band. The former actress when she saw
white became very pale and agitated,
and Thaw taking his cue. from her ac-
Btions crushed up to White and told him
that he knew all e bout hin, and that y
he ever troubled his wife or dared Il to
speak TO her q gain he 6tld stir up "a
scandal that would drive White out Of
the United States. lib n Ss 81 .,.S
III The statement that, It Is now said, will
be made on the stand by this witness
viii 5be TO the erect that White instead
OF becoming frightened by theHS threat
made by Thaw turned on him and y told
4 the young man to- look out for hinse sell,
and that he. whit n ever wanted him 70
dare to speak to him again. s$
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RELATIVES ALL
STAND N ), /, b 8 T ]. !! y \
Will Spend Entire Fortune {: 3
Forty Million ollars to Clear .,l!saAEa.
Him il Necessary

1S555 Special 10 The Times Dispa tch:) Bi8
PITTsBURG, PA, June .--'T. he Y "a IS: st
Of the Thaw relatives, headed by Benja-
min 4 7 haw, u a half bro Their Of Harry IS
Thaw, left for New York at noon to- 90 y
to ssist In trying to clear up the trouble
into which young Thaw has plunged. him
self I'D; fiit & * .siaasa
The party left wen satisfied that Harry E3[a':
,Thaw$ was more sinned agalnst than sln-.
Ming. X. There was q difference bet We ae|
mem bers OF the family and attorneys
here before the start was mad for New
York, Il and later 1t f was announced that
the Tkaw family would spend! every cent
of tie $4,000. eco esta te, ~ II necessary to
clear the skirts OF the young man who
killed Stanford White the New fsSf S ork
architect. H NJ
Early to- day a cable message wa sent
to Europe instructing Attorney .. II.
Watson, q famous Pittsburg mar, now
there, to meet Mrs. VIM. Thaw on her ar
rival at Liverpool and consult with her
regarding the defense. Mrs. Thaw IS -
expected to land not later than Saturday,
and 1t is thought Watson will be heard
from at New York within g few lI hours Y rs
after the steamer touc hes. .
Mr., Watson is perhaps one OF the pest n h
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THE RIGHT MEDICINE
F0R PELv nc TRIO BL Yes
FOUND IN PEI UNA.

! M RS CAROL q KRAMER Fort
IVA Collins, Col. Il writes: 3si
G9..t.The ma orlty OF women vi no ! are SUI Z
fering from disordered periods and other
pelvic troubles have such strong faith
lin doctors that they allow them to ex-
pertinent on them for Kidney, liver or
stomach, troubles Until they become com
pletclyt discouraged and their money -
gone. q; 55 fi5 81 III
\ cribs was my unfortunate experlerce
for nearly two years when my attention
wao called TO Peruna. s8 I; AZ VI, U
$t5"I hardly dared believe that at last l
had found d the right $medicne,3 but ne I
kept on Using It and was finally cured,
i could only thank God and take court-
age. s, sjl5 Il M 4. n. 3
II have had most satisfying results
from the use Of your medicine. and have
advised dozens OF women who were suf-
.fering with woman Ills to use Peruna
and let; the docto tors alone. ssI y as 7, NJ
's."'Those who followed my advice are
better to- day. and many are fully! re-
stored to health q
Mrs. Wilda N1ooers, r. F. D., No. 4 },
Lents. Ore.,I writes: 8i Eli
N For the Il past d four years y was Y q
,wretched woman, suffering with severe
tbackaches and other pains, leaving me
so weak and weary that 1t was only with
difficulty that1 was able to attend tony
household I. duties. S; II
s$s''l used different remedies, but found
no relief guntlIS ] had tried Peruna. IL
within two weeks there wa g n change
for the better, and in less than three
months | was a well and happy woman
..'All the praise is due to Peruna. .5t
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rHg.AsopE 81 rA 8 MOE. &.
Clothes | he.

: Comfy Tropical Suits,
with q slice from weight
and price, but none from
I style and quality-$1o to
SIS.
Comfy Straws, In soft
i Panama and like shapes
that are tnuss.proof 81 to.
SIS. .s3
Comfy" Knee Drawers.
for those who like to s''leg.
Il" At their ease----5oc to ST..
&c o4mfiy' sUndershirts
without sleeves. They'll let
your muscles spread them
selves soc to 81. ..5S
Comfy Outing Shirts,
that are made right, OUT
and-in and inland 81
70 $a.5o. u Is.
Comfy" Ties, that shrink
neither from the tub nor in
tt Sc to 81 &. / Ii \ ri M
&c ornfy" Paja1nas, to lull
you to pleasant dreams !:
to SIS. # (. I. 4. y AZ. s..
And a comfy store,
where you're free to come
and GO as though you
owned it. #
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& BASING ER.-Died. a t the residence OF!
n his pa parents = Henre fr cpunfy 1n1e
SHAW. infant SON OF Mr. and Mrs. -
d. Bnsinger. Funeral from the residence
at 1880 "A. N. to-day. Burial. Oak
wood. Friends are invited to attend.
5oSEsnsss at her w,f home ~ i!
W Jones. Besides her. hus band an she
Jones, and two sisters, Mrs. a.. s. Fur-5
cron, h OF Manchester. and Mrs. w. Al
Phillips OF Richmond She was niece
sRfers e 9esn
Spears, OF Revolutionary fame. Rest In
peace. II f5 Il M vi W %
June 27th. GEORGE w PERKENsoN
in the Wenty-ninth year OF his age.
Remains will be brought to Richmond:
Funeral notice later. . X @ &i
REpFo ;s19 IS tAs ft re aay 2,
swis gfseat a M5s g@ma fsa5osa
2 BEDFORD in the thrty-ars year Of
nssss; csxS i af # Raes freB A ga'}sP
aMal IA ilSft u attend -
RE sNs Futon 9es tSs
youngest daughter of Mrs. Emma Red
ford, In the tWenty-f1rst year OF her
& E, akT g1fs t59 ~ Ep5Gn
NOON at 8 o clock Friends and ac-'
Hquaintances are invited to a tend,
iBAILEY-Dled, at his home, near Wallis
1000 after aElong and painful illness, Mr.,
yesRP q ls h ass MI sss sxte's
Confederate veteran, entering the ser-3
Vice before the legal age, and following
With patriotic zeal and devotion. Aftor.
serving a term in another company ne
enlisted In the Surry Light Artillery
Il where he served With fidelity till the
close OF the war, "A fter the war. he
married and settled at the home where
he died. He. was esteemed as good
neIghbor and citizen, and served In q
publ il fcapa city for q number Of years,
K Fla leaves a widow, and many friends
and a number OF relatives 70 grieye for
Il his departure from their mi DIST, Ills old
II Company, the Surry Light Art llery,,
win affectionatel regard, placed over his
" grave the cypress wreath OF raternal
TTegard. and Will cherish his memory as
., good and faithful sold Ter.
~ 4 Peace to his ashes. Y, a
@g.si ONE OF TIiE 9. u, A, f
June IS, 1906,
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Damage Yrdicts,

I'LL (special to- The Times Dispa tcn,l
TAzEWpLL. VA, June 27.--Mrs, chas,
n. Brown was given verdict OF W.
the creut G9nrs efe er '9san done
10 Ia the grass on her farm, near Wittens
Nils: The plaintiff ayowed that ten
acres acres Of blue grass was DESTROYED by
Are started by sparks from railroad
engine. The suit was for $50,
Fifty dollars damages was awarded
TO c, r. Flummer against the Norfolk
& Western for being carried q mile past
her station, Flat TOP. yara - w m y, 9 9
passenger on me IRAN tra e,oo Jew 'AoA'A ss
A motion to set aside the verdict OF
$500, returned by a, Jury in the case
5of Deans adm nystralrtx against the
Norfolk s. Western, was oyerruled by
the court to-day, and Judgment granted,
but n!nsty days was glyen 70 II allow
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T. c. MILLER.
Death Of the Many Years Treas
NH I'D urer OF iWytheVille.

Especial ito n The Times Dlspn tch.) S58S
as w7YTHEVILLE. Vas. June 27.T. g
Miller, treasurer OF the town of NVythe-
vile, gallant one-armed Confederate
veteran. a most esttnlable citizen. died
at his home near town 81 evening about
q O'Clock, aged sixty-eight years. Mr..
Miller had been in town attending to his
gi,'ie- dlrinr 8 ~, S 9 lay hi usual raod
little badly. He retired ABOUT 5 o'clock,
ard when his wi wen into the room m
3toursafter, she found her husband dead.
ggi The physicians pronounced 1t heart
Failure, Mr.. Miller moved to Wythe-
Vile many years ago and has been con-
stinuously elected treasurer Il town for
eighteen or twenty years. ,2 Durin 6 the
war, heIwas a. member OF Dances ba ttery
frol Powhatan county being fa relative
Of Major Dance and cousin ]. q the Judge
Il He d Leaves r. surviving him besides his
widow FIVE sons and two daughters. Fun
eral services at Presbyterian Church to-
morrow afternoon at four O. clock, and in-
terment at East End Cemetery. Il.
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CHURCH DEDICATED. Es .1
Rev. DR.. E. hatcher Assists
III Freeing Church of Debt .SS

y Ing Especial to The Tines-D lspa CHI
Il RUsTBURG, f4V VA, June "A q IT he new
lRustburg Baptist Church was de Heated;
last Sunday DR.. Nv. E. Hal chers preac heedlls
the sermon, VIII ft made g profound Sin 1,sa
preston upon the great udence.
\ Dinner was served on III the gro tind &! n
Over two hundred Ia dollars was Irai sed I'M
cash ana subscriptions and the church
was dedicated free of debt. s3$Sg
5s Dr.. Hatcher preached VI @ fine sermon
In the afternoon. a bout twelve hundred
people were In attend ance. II
The building IS neat and moo es itt1tls
q seating capacity $of a bout three hun *;
3dred, a ana situated in q grove near the
quiet village OF r. thur g.
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his residence. .218 West Main Street will
take PLACE this morning at 10 4 o'clock.
The pal. arers 5nre as follows: NJ essrs.S
4 Frank @ Ferrall. Roy Jones. @ Thomas
swan 3. C.l;Wherry, Guy Binford and
Z e. 5A.E Bauglllnan.$ Jr. l53S e
Mrs. Georgiana E.$TettWay.
Mrs. G eorginna e. Tettway did al 1890
o'clock vest erday morning Mt her resi-
dence No. 100 South First Street, She
leaves one son, MI. & William 7. TettWay.
The funeral will take place from tho,
/ home to- morrow morning at II O. clock,
with intcrmen mt in Hollywood. RI
Funeral Of Mrs. Houston.
h The funeral OF Mrs 3. Houston,
who died s5at I o clocks Monday evening
n Paeeat oe,ock
made in Hollywood VI Isl
s$S.53. Percy bod &c. s5
"a Special to The Times-D ispa tch.)
youngest son Of Nj. H r; Dodge, post.
city this morning aboutg2 O'Clock of APP
gsaaraay ana nshs Sss nss
Iden, a local physician. to Washing
ton TOR " an operations. Death resulted
Of age and e very promising :, young man
a.. 3fsi Z. c. Sale.
3Si Especial. TO The Times Dispatch.)
4 sF'REDERIGKsBURG VA June Til.
ca sale, OF Caroline county. who, was
ibroughtBto the Mary Washington Hospl-]
stnl5here Inst Sunday for treatment. died
at that institution last night. He@6w
thirty years old. and was a prominent
merchant Of Guiney's 81 His .wido Il and
three children survive HIM The remains
Will be Inferred here 5sf li 4 Il,
Mrs. N. b. Lawrence. 4
Especial to The Times d tspatch.)
VIZ I'ETERSBURG,94 VI Az June fS o7.-- Mrs.
Nellie Burr; LawrenceSd died "a T her home
in Prince George count u about 2. @ clock
this morning. Mrs. Lawrence IVA 5 BIS the
wife of W. F.. La wrence. and the daugh-
ten OF the late David r.. Burr. Of Rich
lmond, & She was flfty-hye years old. Tae
funeral Will take place from st. Joseph's
Catholic Church here to-niorr ow,, at 12:So
O'clock and he interment will + be In
Hollywood Cemetery Richmond. IN
( Mrs. Sallie r. Gardland.
Especial u to The Times D ispatch.)
iS ROANOKE VA, June 27.-AIrs. sallio
#. Gardand. died tonight from Hright's
disease, aged sixty-nine years. She was
\ native Of Appomattox, q widow, and Is
survived by two children. 5 ~
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3knowt, attorneys III the country He
gained fafnu IN passing on the Alaskan
Bboundary clniins with Senator p. u
Knox b and also won some large trac tiot1
cases In Chicago recently. He was d's-
cussed as gubernatorial possibility on
the Democratic ticket In Pennsylvania
recently, but declined ito run. IA Sj 4. X Il i3t
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Killed w oman; Shot Himself.

.F58 (ByS Associated n ress.) 4
Ia. x T LANTA, 6 4A.,s June q specials from
Roswell, Ca, & say: John "a. Grimes, O
5well-to-do farmer, ged Il "a years, shot
and instantly killed Mrs i Eva 4 A1cG CHM q
young widow at ershome. snea Roswell,
to-day. II ealous tSnfatuatonSa is said 70 %
have been the cause of tn crime y G rimesa
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3 allow defense counsel to prepare paper
Is present to Supreme Court to secure ecu re
writ OF error. Vi "a ~
Farrner5Under Arrest.

1 Especial to The Times u lspat ch.)
fs WIN S5sS VA, June y L.. ~
Charged with criminal assa ult upon q
thirteen ycar-old girl, Harry ste Wart. al
young farmer OF & near tBrucet H " was '!l 4
.iodgded in jail here to-day, awaiting the
action OF the grand ,juryl h. 4
4 The GIRL Ethel Owens, r was q domestic
at stewards house. An sS
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GRASS WipoWERs' TRAIN FROM
@-3a WAYNE ssORO, VIA C.. a o. RY.,s Up

IN Commenclng FMonday,9 JulyE2d, and con-
s tinuirg each Monday thereafter until Sep
TENDER 10Th, 4 special train will leave
wayne sboro at o 100 A. ~, 4 arriving Rich
m,ond as:45 "a, NJ, stopping at all stat
to take on passengers.9
Locate your family for the summer
along the line OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio and spend Sunday It'll them in the
mountains, One fare for the round trip
plus a twenty FIVE cents, on 6aturdays;
tickets good until the Monday following.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
Funeral Notice,

n BEcKER.-The funeral Of Mr.. r. g.
BECKER, , will take place from Asbury,
Methodist Church, Manchest er, to,day at
8 O'clock, Burial. RiYeryi Nv, y cemetery.