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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
COUNCIL HOUSE
BURNED BY FIRE
Boarders Had to Jump From Sec.
ond Story to Save
Life.
(spc..jal 10 The Times-Dispatch.)


FRANKLIN, VA. March rls.-AboGt
half-past one o'clock last night the Coun-
Gil Boarding house. on Third Avenue, was
totally destroyed by fire. The family
and boardcrs had very narrow escape
from the flames. One OF the boarders
had to jump from the second-story win
dow. None of tho furniture or wardrobe
of either family or boarders was saved.
Most of the boarders were in Norfos.
and nothing belonging TO them was
saved, except what they had with them.
The house belonged to j. II. Holland. ar,
who carried 1850 Insurance. The furni-
ture was covered by insurance.
The fire started from the Council house
and is supposed to have been set fire.
Two warehouses In the rear of the dwell
ing, belonging to w. 4. Pace, were burn
ed, with their contents. Practically no
Insurance was carried on either
A small dwelling belonging to Mr.. Pace
was also burned. and his three-story had
narrow escape. as did the Pythians
Lodge. The Council House came very
near being burned last week. Voluntary
sflrc-fghters did excellent work in check
ing tho flames
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Visiting Health, Officers Express
Confidence i'll Measures Taken
to Prevent Recurrence.
t(By Associated rrcss.)
J. m ~

Y
NEW ORLEANS. Marcel, is,-Unari-
nous agreement OF the physicians from
tho visiting States of8tlle South, OF ting
local physicians and OF tho representa-
tiycs OF the United states, that the
patient did not have yellow fever was
tho result OF tho autopsy held to-day on
tho body OF Jules Ebrcnz. who died IN
the charity Hospital and whose case had
been reported us yellow fever by one Oh
the local physicians. No other suspicious
case exists in New Orleans to-day.
Ebrenz was found III in St. Charles
Street lodging house nearly two weeks
( ago. and on March sth was removed to
the Charity Hospital. Or. Halscy, III
charge OF the ward, reported the caas
suspicious ofycllow fever TO Health Of
Silcer kol,nke, WHO III turn reported 1t to
President lrion, of the State Board of
Health. Last night the man died and
san autopsy was decided upon. II WIS
held to-day, in tho presence OF the doc
tors from tho different states, represent
Ntutiyes Of tho Marine Hospital Service
and a large number OF local physicians.
Including the state and city health Of
iicers. The finding that the man had
mot died of1yellow FOYER was unanimous.
This official announcement was made:
,4j New Orleans. LII, March Is. 1906.
..we, the undersigned physicians,
representing our several States, In
yitedsby tho Louisiana State Board OF
Health to examine the lease Of Jules
Ebrcnz, ind. upon autopsy held this
day ut tic Charity Hospital, that the
case was ono OF clrrilosis OF the liver.
by jaundice and acute
rephrtis.s and that tho man did not
have yellow fever
I Tho announcement was signed by Dr.
4 II. a. Cant. for the Mississippi Health
Board; DR.. w. III. Sanders. for tho Ala
bama Health Board; DR. w. II. Thomp-
son, state quarantine officer Of Texas:
DIR. j. II. Florence. acting president of
the Texas Health Board. Dr.. Hamilton
F. Jones, DR.. T.. Dcncgre Martin. DIR.
J. NJ. Bachelor. DR.. w. g. Armstrong,
DIR. c. Hirion. president OF the Louisiana
Healtl, Board and DR.. Quitman Kohnke.
president OF the New Orleans Health
Board.
After the announcement the visiting
health officers expressed themselves IN
high commentator OF the attitude OF
publicity which the Louisiana authorities
had assumed. and expressed their full
confidence In the measures taken to pre-
vent recurrence of the fever here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
CANS HAS n { 0 u { A v
L|GHTWE|GH1 limit.
Will Hereafter Devote Attention
to Aspirants for Weller
weight Title.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)

Z SAN FRANCISCO CAL. March 1S.--
Joe Cans will never he able TO fight again
.as lightweight. He has o,itgroWn the
weight limit OF 1913 pounds. ms prescribed
for that division, and hereafter will de-
vote his attention to aspirants to the
weltcrwcight title. The retirement from
tho ring Of Joe Walcott makes Cans the
virtual holder OF tho title. which the
5"Black Demon so ably defended for
many years. and the Baltimore fighter is
ready to defend 1t against all corners.
After his fight will, Jimmy Britt. Cans
declared that lie could not do himself
justice when fighting at the lightweight
limit, and the probabilities were that he
never again would enter the ring as a 49,
FOUNDER In view OF this statement,
sporting men think 1t very peculiar that
Cans should challenge Nelson, who GER
tainly would insist that Cans conform
to the weight conditions that the Batter
would set down. namely: 1888 pounds ring
side. Cans, however, says he could make
IL: pounds on the afternoon sof the day
OF the fight. TO which he is now. con-
WINGED Nelson never would agree. He
has. therefore. abandoned all hope of liz
ducing the Battlcr to fight him..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Current Harms Fences.

rho department OF Agriculture has
l~en led by complains from, farmers to
investigate the cause OF the corrosion
OF wire fences. Experts have concluded
that tho cause or the trouble Is metal
Slurgical problem, The older iron wire
is said to be more durable than tho
steel wire more lately introduced. Tho
8results&of tho tests made seem to ind-
cate that manganese iain the wire may
have something; to do with the corror
sion. Manganese. dissolved In iron up
to a certain amount increases the eiec-
trical resistance.ab hut IL the manganese
lis not uniformly distributed. electric cur
re nts may be generated In the wire when
vet with rain, leading to corroslon by
clectrolysis. The deep pltting observed
iii corrodedS Wire is said to Le charac-
&teristic OF clcctrolytlc action.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
MOROCCAN. KNOT 0
Still PU Z. 4. \ J
Special Meeting Of French mel c abb
net Ministers 1Icldaiii Con- 4 ,t,
nection With Conference.
NEUTRAL DELE ATEs HOPEFUL
DO Not Believe Either Country
Twill Permit Rupture at
elsT1lis Stage.
nv Associated press.l

L
Il PARIS, Marrl, 1S.-Tlicrc was u special
meeting OF tho cabinet ministers to-day d.
in connection With the Algeciras CONFER
Ecncc, ut which the situation was fully
gone over, following Minister Bourgeois
explaining tho exact standpolnts OF
France and Germany. An announcement
of NJ. Bourgeois that the ministry VIII
not participate ain the debate on the
foreign AFFAIRS budget Tuesday Us regard
cd as somewhat unhopeful sign. This
decision coming safer a conference Sat-
urday evening lbetwcen tho Foreign Min
lister and Prince Won Radolin, the Ger
man alnbassadp to France, is considered
to show that the Moroccan Knot has not
yet been united, and that tho end OF
the conferences 10 not In sights. but hopes
are still .tndiininished that tile delegates
will find I'd SOLUTION OF the dtftlculties.
Tho position. Iot M. BOURGEOIS .is consld-
cred moro difficult, owing TO the unconi-
promising attitude OF the principal jour
mails. which oppose concessions.
NeutrAls Delegates Hopeful.
Wy Associated Press)
ALGEgIRAg SPAIN. March lS--Ihe
general disposition OF the delegates to-
tho conferences ION Moroccan reforms con-
tlnues Inclined toward optimism, but no
further apparent move has been made
In the direction ofsa solution OF tho points
at Issue between Franco and Germany.
The delegates of the neutral powers con
fer separated with the French and Ger
man delcgatesssevc times daily. strlv-,
ing to 1nodifyPthe outwar,llS uncorpro-
missing stand takan by boil, sides. 1t Is,
the general belief. lhowcver, that the pres.
cnt situation OF INDIGESTION will not change,
until further instrncttons arrive from
Paris and Berlin.
Meanwhile the FrenchFand German deli
egatcs do not discuss the, situation to-
gethcr. Each sid q is vatnly awaiting the
sign of concession front the other and
maintaining It's respective standpoint
The neutral delegates do not believe tho
deadlock will last much longer and ex-
press the conviction that neither Franco
nor Germany will allow the conference to
fail after such prodlgious efforts have
been made by all the powers represented
to have them reach an equitable UNDER
standing. es,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19

of their amendment. This section author
ICES tile taking OF any matter decided
by tile Interstate Commerce Commission
to the tinted States Circuit Courts, and
requires the railrpnd companies to de-
post tile difference between tlieir own
rates and tho rates fixed by tile commits.
sion. pending the firad adjudication or
each particular case Senator spooner
has III, amendment along the same lines
but II goes into greater detail, and TIM
Indications Hre that much OF his phrase
sology may lie accepted Nv
Tile Democrats are working, In the
name, along the lli,e to secure an amend
rncnt, which shall prohibit the lower
courts from s,ispending rates fixed by
the commission. Senator Tlllinan is Civ
Ing Ills especial attention to notifications
which will prohibit the railroad COM
panics from owning the commodities
whicl, they carry.
Week in the House.
The National House OF Representatives
will begin tile week by dlsposlns of the
bill abolishifg the grade OF lieutenant
general In the army, over Which a NIL
buster was IN progress wien adjourn
Tent was taken Friday night. The re-
fnninder of Monday will be given to tho
passage of minor bills under suspension
of the rules Thursday has been set
apart FOR the passage OF war Claims. mo
four other legislative days. Mr.. Tawncy,
chairman OF tho appropriation committee
predicts. viii BIO required to complete
the consideration of the legislative APP
preparation which, was before the House
last week. s3ss4 s,t,.gs lssl IS fss III s.is
Should this bill pass sooner. Chairman
Overstreet will at onco bring in the post
Office appropriation bill which has been
by his committee. and make
1t the order of business.
The question OF railway mail subsidies
will doubtless provoke discussion. It Is
expected the statehood bill will be
Thought ntb the House Wednesday and
disposed Of.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
.IYNCHED NEGRO
FOR STEALING.
Great indignation Felt at Out
rage and Special Grand Jury
is Called.
(By Associated preaa.,

FLAQU JENNIE, Ia, March 1s-A
synehins occurred on Bayou Planuctnlns
about one milo below tic town last night
about 10 o'clock. Constable Walter Mari
A9nnca,ix mud ". n. Pa;nrean. well
on their way to The ,jaillat this place with
q negro named William Carr. whom they
had arrested and charged with, stealing
stopped at this point by a crowd OF about
thirty-fign innskcd men. who overpowcred
them. aud taking the prisoner hanged him
to the railroad bridge which crossed the
plantation canal at this point.
Sa Grcat indlgnatiOn IL Eel, lat this out
rage, and Judge Schweng ilns called the
morrow to investigate the mnttcr. Carr
bad bad reputation for stealing and
had been before the courts several times,
but always managed 70 escape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
FIRE IN THE HOME.
Building Totally Destroyed Cd. an; and
Barn in Imminent Danger.

ToANo, VA. March IS. "sunnyside."'
the home. of Mr. c.. C. Branch, one Of
tho largest and most prosperous truckers
Of James City county. was totally de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon "a bout three
o'clock. Mr.. Branch being away from
home at tic time OF the fire was the
result OF the fire gaining much Roadway,
and for time tho barns and grain
houses which are located on the same
lot were much in danger. But for the
faithful and earnest work Of the neigh
Ebors, the entire lot OF barns would have
been a total loss. Mr.. Brancl's loss
viii amount to about two thousand dol
lars which was covered by fifteen hnn-
Sdrcd dollars insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Nav Abolish Boxing.

BALTIMORE, ND, March lS,--Several
bills are before tho Maryland Legisla-
t,lrc Whose purpose Is to greatly restrict.
If not to entirely abolish, boxing in the
State. ~
Z Whatever nray be the merits or de-
merits OF tho art OF boxing, or of hold
ing boxing exhibitions for profit, there
arc many citizens OF Baltimore of the
consideration who, while they probably
do not care much ono way or the other,
would, on the whole. feel regret IL box
ing Ycra stopped here. here are many
hundreds - perhaps thousands - whose
opinions are not Of so I. much moment,
who would consider It an outrage II they
We're permitted no longer to enjoy fu-
Yorlte sport. ST 81 -. ~ s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
MUST STAND TRIAL.
Justice Alleges He Was Discrimi.
mated Against By Police.

Especial to The Times -Dlspatcll.)
NORFOLK y, Iarchs IS Chief Of
Police Mallary Fl i Bousll, OF Norfolk, will
have to stand trial before the board Of
filed against him By Justice. j. i. Blick.
Tile Justice alleges that no has been dis
.crin,lnate ed against in police eadquarters.
and on one occasion was elected there
has assumed responsibility for tho elect
nlcnt by Hoy Mayor Itiddick. who Is
chairman ofssthef board Of police COM
lnissioners. has summoned tho chief to
appear before the board Tuesday even-
Ing. Other Justices OF the peace and
several officers OF the police force will
summoned to testify In Justice Blick's
behalf. ~ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Robber Boxer Sentenced

l4N COLUMBUS, o.. March Is. Judge Dill
lou yesterday sentenced frankie Mc-
Hugh, who was formerly feather weight
champion OF Ohio, to four years In tho
Az Watkins, Of near Pittsburg, + while on
the streets here, NJ and robbing him, OF
s., 300. Nc Hugh was assisted by four
other mon, who received Ike sentences.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Advertise Mexico.
'(Rv a ssocfntc(l Press

tBy Associated sPress.)
MEXICO CITY. MEN, March 1S.-The
government is sending circulars to all
farmers, merchants and manufacturers
carrying permanent i exhibits OF Mexican
products to all the principal ports of the
world. The circulars call attention to the
advantage to be sobtained.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Cayalrymen Win.
(By AssOc!ated Press. j

NEW ORLEANS, March SIN Shoot
Ing contest held to-day ut the state
J.. 3. n. e., OF this city, and a picked
squad from the United States army. the
latter we're defeated by a score of 3i2 TO
troop utilizing their carbines. One, two
and threc-hundrcd yards were the dis
tances. The army contingent WAS under
the command of Lieutenant " Z. Benz
charge OF tho troopers. ttt51ssz ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
FIREPLACE NOTICES.
Some Interesting Phrases That
Bespeak Welcome.

For the correspondent who asked for
some fireplace notices suitable for his
l-the-year-round country house, the
Boston Herald publishes some interest,"
ing ones that are printed on the walls
ana about the fircplaces of Fern Croft
Inn, Danvers. 4R
.Nvelcomc ye coming. speed ye parting
guest" 5s
"My home is your home.
"PeatI, he unto this house and all who
dwell herein. z. z 5. 81 .5 ,at .S
'.As sat musing, Yc fire burned.
MY fire is my friend,
''l.et no man take beyond this thresh-
hold hence. words spokcH here in friend
ship confidence."
Eve strive to serve you. friends; In
entering this house. you do possess 1t:
peace and hearts greetings
5'As we journey through life let lis live
by the way "
.our greetings to our guests be these:
Warm welcome and cool country
breeze
s.,If on my theme. 4 rightly. think. there
are five reasons why men drink: 81
Good wine. sA
Afriend. It'
Because I'm, dry, ii
or lest, i should he by and by. n.
or any other reason why"
5'Nvho'er has travelled LIES dull round
| May sigh TO think he has found.
The warmest welcome at an inn.
! LET We dance COON.
1.-THE flowers In May are ever welcome
| so are YOU a i'd
l ( { = 4 i 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Improvement in Rubber Insula-
& 53 ton, ssf5

insurance people claim that g great
Improvement has been made W. IN s 7 No
manufacture Of rubber Insulated wire by
the Inspection regulat ions hicll were put
into force by the National Board q
Underwriters NEW months $50. and slit
is said that when the figures for tie
year are compiled they will u show q
greatly-decrease {numbe OF tires att
atributed to defective insulation, Ri Il VIII
be many years bsfore the value Of the ".
Inspections will be thoroughly apparent,
This movement received the co-oparatl Ion
oe the wire manufacturers general Is. al
coils tested nfe STAMPED by he officials
OF the Board, which service costs one
cent per thousand feet. 9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Store-House Burned.

(specialltO The Times Dispatch;
II RANDOLPH, A., March 1S.--H. r..
Adams 8 store-h house and stoc OF Eo,o1ds,
and postofice kept in tho same Dllllding
origin OF the fire is unknown. The lnsur-
5ance Is unknown. and tile 1, w. was
saved. Atone time tho Sout hel'hi Rall 'pl
a bountiful supply at waite r. gnearby a a, = !
good service, no other building lcaustlt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Fire in Keysville.
(Special 10 The Times isI

Especial TO The Zines Dfsp tcfl.) s2a !,
fKEYSVILE, VA. March ia bout =
o'clock this afternoons the store house IN
rear Of the depot at Rand lpll was burn-
ed. II WAS owned and occup BY AZ, M :.
is so! meagre that 1t could
not be learned what was the cause OF the
lire or whether any oft the goods were
.ancc. The postonice was in the building.
irhe depot was at one stimeSin Ereat dan
ger, but was saved by the work Of the cit,
aToon T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
socialistic Meeting Quiet.
$3.50 ms, AcsoHinfad prasuA

BERLIN. March 1s.-One hundred and
four socailst meetings. which were , he'd
mcmorate the revolutionary outbreaks or
1s4s-49 and to protest against the three,
OFT with complete quiet. Tho meetings
were addressed BY Herr Bebel. leader q
the Socialists In the Reichstag; Herr
bernstein 0nd other sneInlsarS Of th1
,Reichsiag. and several women SOCIALISTS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Not Quite Through.

Governor Swanson spent yesterday
quietly at the mansion with his family
lie has not yet finished the consideration
of all tho bills passed by the General
Assembly. but expects TO do SO in a few
days. The Governor will hen announce
his appointments on his stat and on tho
various boards or the State. 81 ;s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
MURDERED THREE 4 AND
THREW B0 j
Negro Man Kills Aunt and Two
Small Children in Florida
Town.
-slBx "a sncia al prnss 4

hlarsls,1s i neK ~
Ma4s aTsas asa RSs
hone NJ dusty failed e iRa toIT mot S.
th ass chl Hldiis, ter d searSl found The
inlangledS bodies III M 4 Did wei hid dcn by
5Palmet toes. blood knife and 1S,. gun ~,
a as beionSg HI 9to Albert Simmons nephew
snfSatle murdered w INA II, ~ nnd 3 81 nnlons
has Sheeu arrested "a lss7s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Residence Burned.

Especial TO The rInlce.o lspatcli.)
PEYTONSBURG, VA. March 1s-Fire
destroyed the residence OF Arthur c..
Walker. near Peytonsburg. on the night
{ of the 18th inst. in which he lost nearly
everything. with no insurance. The fire
was thought to be tho work OF an In
Eccndlary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
DEATHS.

GN r at her resdence. 5ls
Mare1 !, I; Z Mrs i5IfA
oGAisL G tls Wilfoof william
months. 5z{3S itfi & ssiF nj q "a
chaTeh YY Mareh a'. 10Th, lat
o'clock T. M I'M ernlent In Oakwood,
S7ElWrNIA pied, at her home, al ESQ
swiidow q the late Judge W, vi. Newman.
sSOf Hanover aCOlnt y. 4$
gse asSHitS 5SpAY slarsh ish. At
A a r. NJ. 81 n Il rs S$ ~ n
PErru Died, at her. residence. in
TgChase City, Va, Saturday, March II I'll,
1y AZ r. rs iho late eAHiBff sls
RIsSSssd fFHS 59s sstsssss PeRMa' In
s3 1Sth.sslpnus arrival OF 4 :S0 II. M. train.
interment lin hollywood.
Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds.
Laxative Bromo Qulnine. the world wide, Gold
sns III
Grove. A 25c, @ 4, NJ yyB' s5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Richmonders in New York.
{sncciaI To The Times Dispatch.)s

NEW. YORK. March 1S.--Waldorf-R
a. Randall; Broadway Central--s. Bend
clsh IT. Isubank: ST. Dcnis--E. w. San.
ford, e. v. Brcedcn; Hoffman,. IA. '1,y-,
ons; Imperial-C. j. Ryan; Grand Union
b. III. Gabine: Manhattan Mrs. Fl. p.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
NEW MINISTER RECEIVED.
Venezuelan Government suspends
Cable Service BY WAY of Trinidad

- (By AssOciated Press.)
CARACAS. VENEZUELA. March 49,
Carlo Eilippo Sierra. formerly Italian con-
SUI at San F,ranciscn: and now minister to
President Castro Today.
President Castro has gone to Mara
cailbo, a. FL
The government has suspended cable
service from Venezuela by way of Trinl-
dad. 1t being alleged that there are gsir-
Irregularities init Ne service OF the English
cable, and messages. must be sent By
boat either 10 1ruracao or Trinidid and
forum rf1ctl thence ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Stear11erGAshore..

Byy Associated Press1
e BALTIMORE, March 1S.-The British
steamer TempleIpore, which arrived to-
day. reports that the schooner Harrison
n. Beacham,. hound from Baltimore for
Georgetown, S. G.,tsis ashore on Bodkin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19

Put not your trust In tn,erelianD Sprincesi
until yoiis. have carefully studied their
commercial rating, 2I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19

n Wisdom, is better I han 6rubies and :cop-.
Iper stocks are not always pure waite ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19

4 good name Is rather to he. chosen
than great riches. bnt fortunately for the
problem of selection, "a. good inmc" is
usually good collateral. Il. q, " .ssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
~. Herbert Beckett.

Especial to Tho rImes-D spatch.)
SCOTTSBURG. A., March 1s.-Mr. q.
Herbert Beckett. the oldest son Of DIT.
and Mrs. II. G. Beckett, died this morn
ing. after a severe spell OF pneumonia.
He leaves one sister. Miss Miriam
&c. Beckett, and three brothers.
from the baptist churc, at scottsburg.
conducted by. Rev. j. NJ. Luck. Inter-
mcnt will ho made Iii Oakland, IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Mrs. Teresa Dannehl,

Special to The Times Dspatch.)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. March lS.,---
Mrs. Teresa Dannehl widow OF the la g
here yesterday, after n lingering illness OF
heart trouble, aged Il fty-six years. She
was native of Germany and came here
dn 1874. She had done q great deal OF
charitable work. 3. n,
The deceased Is survived by five chill
Sdren. They are Councilman Henry Dun "a !,
}nehi, Mis-. r.. N. Aldridgo and Mrs. r. r.
Perry 81
THE funeral will occur Monday after.
noon ut $3.50 o'clock, and the 1ntcrinent
near the city. aa 81 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Mrs. Ida Chambers Pettus.

II Mrs. Ida Chnmbers1P cttus. WIDOW OF e
*. Pettus, died In Chase City, Va, Sat
urday. March 18th. Of pneumonia. AIRS.
Pettus was formerly Miss Ida Chambers
of this city, and a sister OF Mr.. NJ. A..
Chambers. She leaves three children, two
boys and one girl,
Her funeral will take place to-day from
tho Southern Depot upon arrival of the
1885 T. M. train. Interment in Hollywood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19

AS an OK goeth TO the slaughter, so a
laJI,h Ia Wall Street, 9f n y ists &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
Mr.. Austin: Sea:ly,

Special to Tho Times Dispatch,)
II ROAM ISII. AZ March 81S.-Mr. Austin
seay, q native sof Nelson county. died
to-day, the home Of his son, In this
city, agel s9SA Years. His romans were
\ taken to Arlington for&internlent. M 80
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blessed are the poor, for they've moth