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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
Queens Above the Kings.

There Is hardly king IN the world to-day
so thew say, whose wife does not over
ton him by head. Edward OF England
S shorter than Alexandria, and the Car
Is shorter than the Czarina, Tho German
Empress looms UP into the air so mucn
farther than the Kaiser that the proud
sovereign OF the Tnthcrland never con-
scnts to be photographed with her unless
she sits while he stands. The ruler OF
Italy barely comes UP 10 tho shoulders
OF the tall, ntheletc Helena, Even the
young monarch Of Spain finds 1t neces.
sary to life his eyes to meet the gaze Of
the girl who Is to become his bride,
Evidently outdoor exercise IN the rrcsr
air has worked wonders for the women
Of royal families in this day and genera
tion,--BostOn Globe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
c,es and have ono or more Southern ad

%cics and have ono or more Southern adj
vlsers In its Cabinet.
The time snow ripe for the growth Of
the Republican rarty III the South more
than any other part Of the country
North Carolina with its great resources
md developing industries. ought to be the
first one OF the States IN the South TO be
recognized with Cabinet position
No southern State has n larger or more
virilc Republican vote. and in every re-
spect 1t Is the most promising Southern
State TO ospousc tho cause of national
prosperity Greensboro On. CO News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
Washington Affairs.

Especial 10 The Times pspatchl
WASHINGTON, d. g.. April 1o,-ltWal
nrriers appointed for Virginia routes
Blackstone. route ?, Thomas J.. Moore,
carrier: Joseph i. wade. substitute, Ia
mascus. route l. Henley +, Ramsey, car
rier; Jones Baker, substitute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
"A Cabinet for the South.

Tic DAILY Industrial News heartily con-
c,,rs ! ,nthc suggestion that tho South
should be represented In The Cabinet,
livery Democratic administration has not
only had one, but two or more Cabinet
orllsials from tho South. The Republican
marty Is less sectional and more truly
national IN It's politics than the Demo-
cratic party. and surely tho Cabinet Of
every Republican administration should
We in harmony With its great party poll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20

the habit OF absinthe drinking. which
threatens to sap the manhood OF the
Swiss IN tic French Can,ons. There -
every likelihood that III y short time the
matter VIII come UP for the consideration
Of tho French nuthnrl,ics.-S Special from
Geneva 10 Pan Mall Gazette.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20

The new irish maid was making prepa ra-
lions TO sweep the parlor.
''You had better move Tho rubber plant out
OF tho dust until you have aired the room,
said the mistress.
"Rubbcr!" exclaimed Nora, staring In sur
prise at the plant, And, sure Is that rub
her? Now ! thought It was. real."-llnm' S
! Horn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
sR. CAPITA CONSUMPTION,
GALLONS.

From this showing It would appear thnt
In the matter OF the stronger alcoholic
beverages the average American STANDS
fifth in the list, but he Is eighth ~ ne
matter Of vino drinking and fourth ~
tho consumption Of beer, After MI me
cons,,nption of alcohol Is the most ser'-
Gus question, not the volume of alcoholic
liquors consumed, and there Is comfort
for the temperance folk In the knowl-
edge that the mildcr drinks arc those
which are gaining ground IN TINS co1l-
trv-philndelnhia Public Ledger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
Your Money Back
If You a,re Mot Satisfied

Send us will ship plain sealed with no
MARKS 70 show contents FULL QUARTS Of MAYNER PRIVATE
STOCK BOURBON and will tho charges Try
t. have your III let doctor test n fact test any
way YOU don't find a right and the purest AUD pest
wills key you ship back us AT OUR EXPENSE ana
cent don't have cent don't keep the goods
with capital Of
paid ID full and the reputation Of 80 contnuc success
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-20
Gotham Talking Of Many
Things, and Predicting
Thinks That Within Few Years It Will Oustrip London
and Be Largest City In the Notwithstanding
Prices for Land.
Prices for Land.

court, showing that in 1901 he was worth
above ALL liabilities, sls,Soo; s'5'92a IN l''''
and $50, 100 in 1904.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
THEvESSEL HELD;
CREW IN PRISON
Men Of Florida Fishing Smack
Captured by Mexican Vessel
Having Hard Time.
WENT FOR LITTLE FLOUR
This Declared to Have Been Mis-
sion Of the Silas P.
Stcarns.
lRv Associated press. J

-
PENSACOLA, FLA, May Elan uish-
ing In a Mexican prison, half dead for
lack OF food, and with their bodies reck-
ing with verlrin, Is the condition of the
captain and crew of the Pensacola fish
ing smack Sias P. Stealns. which was
captured by Il Mexican war vessel off tho
coast of Yucntan on April 10th. accord
ing to Il letter just received from Cap
tain Malintnno.
The letter was written In Italian and
was translated by Italian Consul Cnfero,
n certified copy thereof being sent to
Senator Mallory for transmission to the
state Department. The letter states that
tho vessel was captured near Grand Rcel
Island, tho cause OF tho seizure being
the vessel had no license to fish In Mex
lean waters. 1t was towed to Progresso,
where the crew was thrown into jail
without an opportunity to communicate
with either American or Italian consuls.
The schooner was placed In charge OF
soldiers and the men treated like pirates.
Tho letter continues:
FORTUNATELY, we had no fish on deck
and We're not fishing or they would have
sent lis to the penitentinry for life. The
commandment of the man-of-war told US
he was going to take us to Progresso
to make declarations. We declared that
we had been fishing fifty miles distant.
This has been our salvation and that of
our boat. We declared that we went into
the island for little -four
The owners Of the vessel, Warren Il
Co, are confident that the matter VIII
eventually be amicably adjusted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
VESSELS WERE #POACHING.
This is the Excuse Given By Mex
lean Government to Ambassador.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. May 2.-The
action Of the Mexican government IN
stopping American fishing vessels Off tho
coast Of Yucatan is now the subject OF
telegraphic correspondence between the
state Department and the American en-
bassy at the city of Mexico. When tho
fact was reported to the State Department
last week that two Pensacola boats had
; been seized off Campeche and taken into
Progreso, an inquiry was promptly d.
rected to Mr.. Thompson. the American
am bassador He has replied by telegraph
as follows:
Conformation so far received from Pro-
greso SO indefinite that 1t Is OF little
value Three vessels arc now under ar
rest In Progrcso. The Mexican govern
ment says that American ponchers nave
long been working in Mexican waters
and have been warned Intellectually maxi
Ing their arrest necessary Trying to
arrange for the release Of the vessels,
after bonding. pending investigation.
Senator Culberson. OF Texas. has been
informed Of the receipt of this dispatch,
in vic wof his inquiry relative to the re-
ported search Of two Galveston fishing
boats by Mexican officials,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

as a hungry fish after
crumbs is the voting
man Of period after.
style
Where will he get it7
At the high cost tailor's7
Yes, If he will pay the
high cost tailor's cloud
kissing prices.
Only one Clothes shop
in Richmond, though,
which gives the precise
styles Of the de luxe
tailors, and gives them
fresh as your morning
rolls from the oven.
A Young Man Shop,
this, but also a shop for
the man with youngish
tastes.
Have a look at the ex-
elusive $18 range-we'll
appreciate it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
SAN FRANCISCO
WILL ISSUE BONDS.
Wit Ask Government to Guaran-
tee Payment Of Gigantic
Loan.
GETTING INTO SHAPE AGAIN
Gangs Of Men Repair Tracks in
Burned District by Light
Of Torches.
GETTING INTO SHAPE AGAIN
INV Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2.--victor II.
Metculf, Secretary Of Commerce and La
bor who is here as the personal repre-
sentative Of the President, will be request.
ed to lay before President Roosevelt. Land
the Cabinet upon returning to Washing
ton, the plan proposed by former Mayor
James y. Ptean Of having tho govern
l1lcnt guarantee n large municipal BOND
Issue by San Francisco for the purpose
OF rebuilding the city 1t Is proposed
that san francisco shall issue municipal
bonds in the sum Of $2D.OOO,OOo, to run
series OF years, and the payment or
which Is to be guaranteed by the United
states. The money Is to be used in re-
building the burned section and otherwise
rehnbIlitating the city. In order to issue
such a loan 1t will be necessary to amend
the charter and have the Legislature re-
move any other obstacles that may be III
tho way.
Getting Into Shape Again.
Next 10 electric lighting the street car
system Is making the most rapid progress
In restoring its lines. Last night gangs
Of men were working in the burned DIS
trlcts repairing the tracks and replacing
the twisted and warped rails by the light
OF torches, lanterns and locomotive head
lights.
The two weeks that have elapsed since
the day OF the earthquake have Wit
messed a transformation from chaos to
regular order. The unburned region has
been nearly restored to Its normal con-
ditIon, and when housewives are permitted
! to return to their kitchens to cook, after
=. the required inspection of chimneys, the
streets will have their natural appear
ance.. ~
In the burned area each day b7ngs Its
added share Of improvement and the
great task Of cleaning UP has been fairly
started
Coroner Walsh said to-day: when the
debris Is cleared away, thero wa be
ut least thousand additions to the death
roll. would not be surprised # the
number reached 1,oV0."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
NELL COMES IN
PEACE INTEREST
ny Associated ..I,ress. )

Icy
SCRANTON, Pa, May 2.-Presdenu
Mitchell, OF the Anthracite Miners' Union,
had a mysterious conference here to-day
With DIR. Charles p. Neil. Of Washington,
United States Labor. Commissioner and
Sliding Scale Commissioner. DR.. NELL
came into the town this morning from
philadelphia lie was met at the rail-
road station by John r. LOTUS. a close
personal friend Of President Mitchell.
Lotus has been notified by Ralph NJ.
Easley, of New York, to meet DIR. NELL
ana to keep his presenc in the city Sc
cret Mr. Easley is the secretary OF tho
Civic Federation.
Mr.. Mitchell went into conference with
Dr. NELL at O'Clock and was with him
until after O'clock. DIR. NELL imme-
dlately thereafter left for Washington.
He would not say what the object Of his
visit was except that he came In the in
tercst Of peace. He said he had been
sent by no one. Asked II he was an en-
yoy Of President Roosevelt he said he
had not seen the President for siX weeks 1s:
Mr. Mitchell said that DR.. Neil s visit
was ,of no great Importance IL seemed
10 be the general belief here tonight that
DR.. NELL will report to President Roose-
Welt upon the situation. It is believed that
his conference was the result of an at
tempt on the part of the Civic Federat'oh
to feel its way into the sltiu li ~ ia
The convention tomorrow will be held
In The courthouse. 1t will be attenuea
by six hundred delegates, 1t IS eS-
pected that the sessions Will continue
until Sa turday. and that IL strike order
is issued 1t vii go into effect on Moh-
day next.
HARRIsBURG. PA, May 2.-Governor
pennypa ckcr to-day issued a proclama-
ton III reference to the industrial dis
turbances In Pennsylvania In which ne
calls upon all citizens to assist IN the
maintenance IL the law and declares
that violence viii not be tolerated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
DEATHS

Died. May u end at the
residence of her husbnn Marion J..
Meredith, $50 North 'I|mty,ssyent
MEREDITH,
The funeral services W bc held ut
the above address FRIIkY AFTER
NOON. May 4th at 3 clock, Rela-
lives and friends of The 1mily are IN
Yited to attend.
Petersburg, Baltimore. taunton and
Rhiladnlnhla napers COPY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
HEAVY RAINS AND WIND
CAUSE TEXAS WASHOUTS
(Rv Associated Prcss.)

DALLAS, TEX, May 2-Extremeefy
heavy rains, destructive winds and iight-
ming have caused serious Wasnoutsa on
the railroads, and much damage IN North
crn Texas. At Dension, FOR forty-elsat
hours rain has fallen, aggregatlng 5.3Vi
5,nches On the Frisco system between
},,enison and Red River, a section Of
track sunk several inches and trains
mad to Ln detoured. Similar condtions
oxists on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
between Denison and Greenville, and
tDenson and Whitesboro with several
wsshouts reported. IL.
i Al Mckinney and vicinity, VIVID and
rain in volume destroyed a number Of
Iarmhouses and injured several people. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Had Narrow Escape.

.5| Especial to The Times.- DispH tch)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, May 2.--Afri
Temple Taylor. In letter to his bro ther,
Mr.. r. Innis Taylor, OF this city, says
his son, Mr.. Wallace Taylor, owner Of
n ranch near San Francisco and sheriff OF
his county, was visiting with his family
in San Francisco at the time OF the earth
quake. They lost all Of their baggage
and narrowly escaped with their lives.
They were unable to get away from San
Francisco for several days, and had to
roam about the city with no place to
sleep and but little to eat. f5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
COMPLETE THE LINES
WITHIN ANOTHER YEAR YEAR.
Norfolk and Southern Lines from
Norfolk to Raleigh to Be Fin
ished by May I, 1907.
lBYtAssoclated Press.)

NORFOLK, VA, May 2-Presldent #
S, Cannon. OF tho merged Norfolk and
Southern and Virginia and Carolina
Coast Railroad Company, made the Off
cial announcement to-day that the new
Norfolk and Southern lines, extending
from Norfolk to Raleigh, via Washing
ton, Greenvle and Wilson, N. c., viii
be completed by May l. 1907, and that
the new line from Washington to New
bern, N. c., Will be completed January !.
1907. Tho barging of trains across tho
Albemarle Sound at Mackeys Ferry VIII
be eliminated by tho building of steel
bridge five and one-half miles across tho
sound. Tho new line will give the vast
northeastern section OF North Carolina
its first direct physical connection with
the STATE capital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
ALL QUIET IN PARIS;
PUNISH OFFENDERS
.(By Associated Press.)

PARIS, May 2,-The city has resumed
Its usual appearance. The military and
police patrols have been withdrawn aud
most Of the labor organizations have re-
aumed work. q,
The courts during the day sentenced
sixty of those arrested yesterday to vali-
Gus terms OF imprisonment.
The strikers at Brcst did not return to
work to-day. The arsenal employees, how
ever arc all at work.
Marseilles and other points arc compar-
atlvcly quiet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Heartfelt Thanks.
3 ,,a,,.,1 - Tha Ti,nes-

(special to The Times Dispatch h y,
PETERSBURG. VA, May Accept
heartfelt thanks for generous contribu-
TONS" is the text Of telegram from
Mayor Schmitz. OF San Francisco, to
Santain Carter r. Bishop, cashier of
the National Bank. who recently for
waraed a relief fund for the earthquake
and fire sufferers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
.SMACKS SEIZED BY
MEXICAN GUNBOAT
Men Held in Prison and Not Al
lowed to Communicate With
American Consul.

"a The Times-DIspatch. !

Especial to The Times DlSpatch.)
GALVESTON, TEN, Mar 2.-N1anager
Mum, OF the Gulf Fisheries Company. Of
this city, to-day received, dispatches from
the Warren Fish Company, Of Pensacola,
Fla, stating that the firm had Just re-
ceved word from their fishing smack
Sallie stein, seized by Mexican gun
beat Thursday last, stating that ten men
taken from the schooner were held
In prison and communication with the
American consul was absolutely denied
them. The cargo Of fish, in the meantime,
Is srotting.
Manager Mum sent cable dis
patch to the captain oof his company 8
detained smack, taken at the same time
1.-THE Pensacola and Mobile boats were SELF
/ ed, but nothing gcant nowa be i:l earn
from the Office and It is feared that his
crew :,also = has 4, beet, thrown into
prison and denied communication with
the American consul.
Manager Mum communicated with SEN
ator Culberson and requested him to
reach the State Department and secure
necessary action. All the boats were
loaded with fish when seized.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Mitchell Goes to Kentucky.

DR.. S. C. Mitchell is in attendance upon
tho Southern Education Conference In
session at Lexington, Ky. He left Tues
day afternoon, going by way Of Wash
ington and Harrisburg Pa. where he
viii join the Ogden party from New York.
Professor Mitchell has taken great In
terest in general education. not only IN
Virginia, but also In the whole South,
and as n counsellor and an inspiration
he is welcomed In every educational
gathering.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

- ATARRH OF the stomach is the cor
I rect name for most cases OF dyspep-
sea. In order to cure catarrh Of the
stomach the catarrh must be oradlcated.
Only an internal catarrh remedy, such
az Poruna Is available.
Peruna exactly meets the Indications.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Like an English Butler.

Like an ENS llSIl bullCl.
NJ. Gorcmykin is considered a mediocre
man Of insignificant appearance. as well
as capacity. He wears side whiskers
cad looks like an English butler. While
for some tino he has been called a
Liberal 1t was only In contrast with such
men as Won Phleve and NJ. slpiaguine,
bs late interior minister.
C0unt White, unquestionably the big
01oe nan In public life here. goes out
thNtpt, unsung, and amid the rejoicing
or the reactionnrics who hate the Liberal,
who disirust him. Yet even to-day it
IL predicted that when the next great
crisis comes, the emperor will be forced
to summon Witte from his retirement.
Y Mr.. j. T.. Goremykn was minister OF
the interior in 1896, In the cabinet OF
Prince Labanon- Rostovsky. At that time
NJ. WHITE was minister OF finance. NJ.
Wltte and NJ. Gorenykin weer at odds
ct that time on political questions, but
OF late they have become more friendly.
Privy Councillor Goremykin was min
lister Of the interior from 1895 to 1899,
6nd has taken a prominent part IN Rus
sian political life. especially during the
revolutionary period OF the last few
years. He Is greatly interested in agra
,lan subjects, and In April. 1895, Emperor
z NICHOLS appointed MIN chairman OIL tho
special commission formed In an en-
dcavor to stop tho agrarian movement.
which was causing considerable disturb
ances In the Caucasus. NJ. Goremykin
worked industrlously with this commits
sion. and In many instances made per-
sonal Investigations instead OF relying
upon reports. The question was SO vast,
however. that up to the preset time no
definite report was made BY the COM
mission, although it was rumored In Oc-
tober. 1905, that measure had been
drafted providing for the distribution OF
State lands to the peasants on easy
terms.
In May. 1905. NJ. Goremykin was mem
toned as likely 10 be the successor Of
~. Yermoloff, the minister OF agricnl-
ture, who resigned on the 18th of that
month, and for the last two months NJ.
Goremykin has been mentioned several
times as likely to succeed Count Mftte as
premier.
The administration OF NJ. Goremykin
as minister Of the Interior was not mark
ed by any OF tho harshness which had
been so prevalent during tho n'lmnis-
tratlcn of several Of his predecessors, and
his rame has never been mentioned as
one OF the likely victims Of the terrorists,
who assassinated two of his Immediate
predecessor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

Hon. NJ. c. Butler. 11x-U. s. SEN
ntor from South Carolina for two
terms, In letter from Washington,
D. c.. writes to the Pcruna Medicine
Co.. as follows:
ri can recommend Per,lna for
dyspepsia and stomach trouble. /
have been using your. medicine for
u short period, and feel very
much relieved. 1t. Is indeed
wonderful medicine, besides q
good tonic" ii art
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03

20 see; burst blood vessel, eh?"
mo; tho contrary things opened so
easily that he pitched ,headlong through
the window. "--Philadelpha Press, q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Revised Formula.

For number OF years requests have
come to me from multitude Of grate-
ful friends, urging that Peruna be given
a slight laxative quality. i have been
experimenting with q laxative addition
for quite a length OF time. and now feel
gratified to announce to the friends of
Pe-ru-na that have incorporated such
n quality in the medicine which, In my
opinion, can only enhance Its well known
beneficial character
rs. r. HARTMAN, NJ. d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Landon K, .Slppp.
Special to The TimesbIspatch,)

BRISTOL, TENN, May .-randon Is,
Snapp, father OF James P.Snapp,a stu
dent at the University ofRirglnln, died
of paralysis at his home lear here to-
day, aged slxty-three. lleWns u promi-
lie served as lIeutcnanln the Fifty
first Tennessee Reglmentpt Confeder
ates, his brother, James II Snapp, hay
ing commanded the reglmnt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
PREMIER WHITE
G0Es'|.0UT UNSUNC
Greatest Man III Russian Public
Life Colby Dismissedsto Suit
i, Cars Purpose. .T!
IGoREMYKIN MEDIOCRE MAN
Former Minister Of Interior, Far
Inferior to Count White,
Named As Successor.
f13v Associated PressO

sT. PETERSBURG. May 2-rhe official
announcement that Premier Whites re-
signution had been accepted. coupled with
the statement that former Minister Of
tho Inerior Goremykn would succeed
him was made to-day. III view Of the
publication of tho last few days the
former statement did not come as q
surprise, but NJ. Goremykins elevation
to tho premiership created anazcment.
lie is not only regarded as a reuctionnry,
but the general opinion Is that he Is
not equal to tho task OF facing the conn
Ing crisis.
Count Whites retirement from public
life Is complete.
There is now no question OF his APP
pointrent 10 he president Of tho council
Of the empire, and although 1t ID ru-
morcd that he may be asked to acc as
chairman OF the Finance Committee, 1t is
learned that this is incorrect While rea-
cons Of health arc assigned for lIs re-
tir elncnt, It must be accepted as VIC:
tory for tho rcactionists at court. Count
WItte simply served the emperor's pur-
pore as a barrier between him and the
people during the trying months Of the
revolution. and now that the uprising IS
suppressed and the treasury again re-
penished the count has ANONYMOUSLY
, diam isscd. ~ gtlEs EE'-s ls4# re ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Mrs, w. x. M wer.
lBY A ssoclntod Eess. !

ATLANTA, GA, May g, wv, X, Now
err, OF this city, received V,rd to-day OF
The death of his motheH Mrs. NJ. G.
three three years, Mrs, Mower Jas the widow
Of tho late Rev. b.. II. lower. Il we'll
known Episcopal clergyntn, He was
known widely through hla church rela-
lions in Alabama Georgia, Kentucky and
Virginia. Mrs. Mowers frnds arc scat
tered through, these State The inter-
ment will DO at Aloxandr Ya,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
Henry Warren.

z 8 (specalIto The TimeI- Dlspatch.)
q CHESTNUT. VA. Maj MIR Henry
terduy at 10 o'clock. The funeral took
place to-day In the fumil ourying ground
near Oak Grove Bnptit Church. He
had been lingering for d long time with
consumption. lie was fd'ty years OF age
and unmarried. and Is Wrvlved by one
sister lie was lnembF of Oak Grove
Baptist Church and wal useful and
valuable citizen.