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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15
FRANCE SENDS RARE GIFT
Beautiful Tapestry Representing
nJustlcer Is Presented to Alice.

"Justice" Is Presented to Alice.
Washington, Feb. S.-Miss Alice
Roosevelt yesterday received the we'd
ding gift which the French govern
ment has intended for her. The
gift consists of beautiful Gobelin
representing Justice" and was Of
fered to Miss Roosevelt by NJ. Jusser-
and, the French ambassador, in this
city. 1t was understood that Presi-
dent, Roosevelt had informed several
European powers that It would not
be agreeable II they sent especially
expensive gifts and accordingly most
European governments are expected
to send small gifts merely TO express
their good will and wishes TO the
daughter of Americas first citizen,
but the French government had al.
ready given orders for the manufac-
ture of this rare piece of tapestry.
The piece. though not very large, Is
invaluable as that particular kind OF
Gobelin Is solely made for the French
government on special occasions.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15
Cuba Sends Collar Of Pearls

Havana, Cuba, Feb. S.-Dr. Ferer,
the Cuban minister to Paris. reported
yesterday TO President Palma that
he has purchased collar of pearls
as Cuba's wedding gift for Miss Alce
Roosevelt, and that the gift will be
forwarded to Mr.. Quesada, the Cuban
minister at Washington.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15

Experiments for testing the rela+
tive efficiency OF plain and ribbed
glass have shown most concluslvely
that much more light is thrown into
the darker corners Of rooms when rib
bed glass is used. The corrugations
dispense the light thoroughly, and
cause more general diffusion oil
light than plain glass.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15
insist on Gsttlnn Il.

Some grocers say they don't keep De-
fiance Starch. This is because they
have a stock on hand OF other brands
containing only IL OF. In package,
which they won't he able to sell first.
because Defiance contains 10 or for the
same money.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15
Johann tIoeh BE Hanqed.

Springfield, Ill. Feb. 9.-The SUI
preme court yesterday morning de-
MED rehearing In the case OF
Johann Hoch, sentenced to be hang.
ed in Chicago February 20 for wife
murder.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15
plaque In Siberian Army,

st. Petersburg, Feb. 10.--General
Linevitch reports the existence of 22O
cases OF Siberian plague In the army.
The total number OF sick in the hos
pital is 744 officers and 14.2S2 men.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15
WAoAlNoroh.o fiEAoouAHTsRs
AT VALLEY FORGE.

Valley Forge. the site Of the his
toric encampment of the continental
army under Gen. Washington. will
soon be added to the various places
OF famous revolutionary ground now
set aside by state and federal govern
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15

Smokers have TO call for Lewis Single
Binder Cigar To get IL. Your dealer or
Lewis Factory, Peoria, Ill.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15

Dealers say that as soon as GUS
toner tries Defiance Starch II is Inn
possible To sell them any other cold
water starch. 1t can be used cold or
boiled.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15

Perhaps It is not too late to sug-
gest that Arthur j. Balfour should
change his name to Strikethree.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qunne Tablets. Drug
gints refund money II Il fails 20 cure. II. w.
GROVES signature IL on each box. 25c,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15

Imagination doth make towards OF
us all.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15

The only mark of esteem some peo-
pie appreciate is the dollar mark.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15

Wanted--An automobile warranted
never to get tired on a long journey.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15

ment in remembrance Of the great
war Of Independence and the mem
who fought therein. Already q fair
sized portion OF the old bivouac field
has been acquired by the state OF
Pennsylvania
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15

DON'T FORGET
A large COZ package Red Cross Ball Blue, only
b cents. The Russ Company, South Bend. Ind.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-02-15

You can't convince n stubborn man
that II Is impossible to convince him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
DEATHS.

Died Julylo 1876, at the home
at hsy E ss II r WiI N9
infant daughter of William II, and IS,
81 q Bryant, aged seven months.
The funeral will take place from her
Il fathers residence, TODAY (Wednesr
Il day., Rat IS +. M. s2i
Died at his residence, Z ~,
& Grace Street ut h:so y. NJ. July eth,
i, Funeral from the house at O'clock
4 JULYssllTH. No flowers,
at his resld nee. ~
ii iuil 81 Manch tester. g! $50 2. M
h July 10. ( 1906 p f. THOMAS N, GAR,
NETT, An the eighty7third yearRof his his
i,aEe. y. W V Z y I, \, 4.
6yTEpNiSs July III h. from Meade 1.e
II emorial Church aad III INT fnseR y. "
III aury GenlF a h II 4 35
ia RIIIA NJ ,--piea July 10 1929, ct s; -
as M, 3PAREIAhi. y ,... D. II # 81 5 =
tNneral notice AYE g,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11

L Sy, RI R y
Anthony. Henry Grlmmell. H enry Kramer,
8 Ii M .$S Smith, Jr.a, Jud sc J. H. Ingram.
w. IT @. ArmitaEe,fM Moses Rose, 1sadore
Estrause. IL The Grand Lodge will be IN
u = Sunday, July ST Thu zee ption to Grand
Lodge officers and members and carriage
ride Saa s1Iy f ctg PalR NJ
Monday, July II h2 r. M: Wild West
Show at Denver University Park y q free
admission for all Elks and the r lndie
haSS rGFftess epssng ess
ercises Of Grand Lodge at Ta Dor Grand
Ope ra II ouse 81 ad dresses ~ Of welcome,
music etc. ~! .{ ,5
night: Entertainment Eitch's Gardens;
free to all I1lks and i heir ladies who have
their credentials. 40 A.. M .:ss Band con a
test. City Park. - A. ! Mi n Automobile
their credentials Reception at St. An
thongs Hospital Elks % Rooms. A. NJ.
tto412 noon. 2 F. NJ: Opening session Of
Grand Lodge at Tabor Grand Opera
House. Il 81 ~
d Wedn esday. July. IS thu A. M: N1assed
band parade Of all bands attending re >
union and aking part therein: 10 As M.
free to Sall Elks and their ladies' having
Ecredent ials. t 10 "a. M: Continuation N OF
band contest, City Park. II
F Thursday, July 10th--10 AM: Grand
parade. 8 =: NJ, Grand display OF fire.
works. City Park.
Friday July 2oth--Excursionsl over all
railroads planned for ouravlsitors. There
will be other nmusem ents. ARA ngcments
tfor5which have not vet been completed. IA
Have Good Reasons.
K The Richmond delegate and his asso 2
cintes will work for Baltimore rs the
place OF convention In & 1907. and will be
aided by other delegates from Virginia
to this Eend. NJ ss q s3S5sst5
5iFI The Virginia. delegates wish the con-.
lventionain Ba ltimore. naturally, because
Of the sisterhood betwe en- the two cities.
but, as wei, to get the. d delegates and
position, sand, incidentally, to Richmond,
during the sessions III tho body.
# The Richmond delegate, with his Vir-
ginia coll leagues, win for these fra ternal
and patriotic reas ons. work hard for
Baltimore. h I'D y ss q ..SS fs 3a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
lCAROLINLANS #IN@TOW(N. /.
Large Company Of Excursionists
Visit Richmond to See Sights,

About three hundred excursionists from
the Old North State visited q Richmond
yesterday. and eyes that We're wont o
behold the Wilderness OF the cotton boil
In bloom, and noges that were more used
to the scent OF hay and Of the fragrant
weed were beholding the sights Of the
city and smelling It's perverted smells.
T1lvl excursion arrived I'm the city ut
a O'Clock yesterday an ernoon. and Will
leave ats O'Clock this afterno on-back To
their homes way down In old Ca Ina.
There was not much time to spa e 5yestor-
day evening for them to visit thsl historic
spots of the town, and they put off their
real visiting TIL to-day. when they VIII
be seen roaming the town In every Tree
ton. 43i 5 VI q "a 81 * Y
\ ono 81 the North Cn'lnians was inter-
viewed last night and asked how he liked
z the town. u v w l5,H 4. n, "a
gately. cit Is the prettkrt town I ever,
saw y VI j'l9 lt 4 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
q Personals and Briefs

Mrs. r. l. # Wade and daughter, Emily,
nre Visiting he family OF Mr.. j 3 G. HIT
lchinsongat their beautiful home. 4" arm
Hill, KfiR LILLIAN county. III
aig--visitIng hcr sister Mrs. ~ ]. G. "a Ham,
OF New RESERVOIR Park. 5:S
S58 Mrs, J w. Powell, OF 4 Union Seminary
5hasfleft for the ,nountainssto spend some
time Tor her health Later she VIII visit
Harvey, V Va VI
Miss Antoni lis s being trea ted for a1,-
.pendic1tIs q Z the Memorial Z II ospttAl and
Is doing very well. s$S "a S .8 #
3E Mrs. Il. II. Hawthorne. OF y Blackstone.
VA. Is ting rclnt I've and friends a I
Bluened, gl w. Va. 81 She W s accompanied
by her two sisters. Misses u josephine and
Frances Hnw thorne. 4 Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
\ ailyCou,rt Record
Circuit Court.

MI ~ ss5l3
K Orders entered vest erday: Samuel Lewis
iappolnted trusteeiof the Eethlehem Bap-
isl Church (colored) Y, IN place OF Lacey
3Reece, removed. fB5 Z; s5l ~ Il 4 n
Law and Equity,
sHts 'asttqsa Xssteraay wnnt'oEEH
,peatherage, for. 500 \: 2. ~ ates IS Son
US. lambert Market for s. %, y; s, H,
FOR $1,000; sitterding- CHrn eal- Davis Cons
many vs. j. 6 u I'd la ferro, for So go; VIII
liam Garnett Lee .Ys. Jak aSe Wells and M.
b. Rosenbaun, for q, 600 damages lin
regard \ to 4 allowing the plaintiff to be-
come q ,part ner IN the. defend1aants' busi-
ness 7 bis Is o case Of con tess,,48
Hastings Court,
Cases tried yesterday: Wheaton n. Des-
nard. grand larceny acauttted; L, Press
Ter ter q alias iit James Smith. house, breaking,
guilty, sent to penitentiary for eight
\ Gases set for !o-da D, FhIll'p Norton
wolnding; ~. F, u Denny. felony, "
nMisceilaneous; c. IT., Bronson, charged
with forgery ca Sc, called and continued
Ia the 18th, NJ ny is,.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
LAW
UNC . u Mail
Case 81 Mail. Mail Carrier arr: Arrested
\ ss5 While on DUTY, May et3 4.
Ell - conle Famous.
IN A C :; y y 0NElR's COURT
Conductor and 2 olicelnan Who
Commission \ i COURT
Conductor and 2 olicemar Who
Arrested Colorcd Mail Carrier
.5. Themselves Arrested.


$5S The jim Grow law seems Tx Ny to get
Into the United States courts AZ oIlss va y
and another II spite Of all hat 1 can Y he
done. }s Il III 81 S
#.s on the Goth day Of June las I, y. Wesley
Jones. colored mali carrier; carrying q
q heavily laden pouch Of mall ma att,
boarded IA Broad s;trJet car and took his
scat IN that par 81 the 8ca allotted BY
the Jim Grow law to smoker only. vYh cn}
requested to move to tho ctlon OF tho
car set apart for others Jones re fused /
10 move. wiiereupon the cond uctor, robert
Davis; told the colored uniformed mall
carrier TO considdr himself under arrest
and when the car eacl1 cd the next cor "
51,er the conductor turned the mai
carrier, bag a ana VI baggage over 70 ]
Policeman H z. ogl lvte. T heS Il 20 \.
Sllceman took the colored United
states ofilcial to tho alta ton house. whero
he was released and the next day Justice
ICrutchfield heard the case and dismissed /
Jones, n 4
s$FIt was thought that the mat tersWould#
end there but along came Mr. John ~,
4Bulla, Postofilce inspector. and he sornc-t5
how felt that the dignIty of his depart
.ment OF government had been trampledE
upon and desired o sH ear out warrants
against the street car CONDUCTOR and the
policeman. hut II IS said that Judge NVal-
dill advised Commissioners Brady that
II would be we'll enough, to let the natter
go by inasmuch. as no harm had bee
done, and the matter did so 4 by. s
MI But Inspector Bulln was not satisfied
and he came again to Richmond on Nom
day and swore out warrants gainst both
Davis and Ogilvie. The warran IS were
served yesterday. a fternoon BY arshal
Morgan Treat and a h.N two men " eroE
taken before Commissioner Brad y.
VA The commissioner Is also clerk OF the
EUnlte. States District Court. and b yes
sterday he was too busy In the virginia
yCxrolina Chemical business to 4 both her
with Jim Crow ma tiers. and 30 hes post
]poned confederation OF the case to Friday
next at II o'clock. s9js q 3s
Tho warrants charge both the conductor
and the policeman with a violation OF
section 1895 OF the revised statutes. In
that they Constructed and retardstdo
mail carrier while he was 4 carrying TIA
United statea mai. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Mr., Kennedy Returns.

state librarian John =. w Kennedy nus re-
turned from Narragansett Pier, Where, he at
tended tho session Of the American Library,
hssociation. Ii i II . . tI NJ w
,,rhe next meeting ~ to bd held In Ashr-
vile. n. O., and also a post conference week
a, Jamestown" said Mr.. Kennedy. We ok
pect 10 have All equally large attendance
,.1'hc National Association Of State I.lhrurleH
Is lending Its energy to rayiving Interest In
The seyern, libraries where for years there
has been a lack OF interest and the libraries
have become toI considerable extent useless.
The f,rst work viii be done In the South, there
being seyeral valuable libraries that VIII be
OF great benefit 10 tho public. ! am Elnd 10
saw that VIC are receiving much encourage
n,ent from those who are interested In the
subjec, OF opening tho llbrarica.''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
'MR,LAlVRENCET08
G0.T|.0|:||0..D||'|.E|:lN|||v||'E|..R!:|.
past Exalted Ruler Of Richmond
Lodge 81 Ell<s Will Be Their
Representative.
ACCOMPANIED, BY BY FRIENDS ri \ I: $
Virginia Delegation Will Fight,
for Baltimore as Convention
h. 8ls City, IL n

Mr.. M Wiley Lawrence, who VIII rep
resent the Richmond Lodge Of l1lks g. Q :
Denver JulyS1 eth-2Oth. II leave to- NOR
row. Tftis will be one Of tho most I'M
5portar meetings In the history Of the orr r
der There will abe a gathering Of 800
Representatives, who have their expenses emf ae
paid, with total vote In the Gr 'fli11
/ I'd % of 900. which IS said to be an
.entirelyltoo large and Irwielay body. .,,
5s1AtStiis meeting 4 plan VIII be pton,,,,, 4
gated to reduce the membership, 4, OF the
Grand Lodge, and also there VIII pc q, q
Grand Lodge has off cred a bonus Of 81 600
for the best ritunl5 offered and accepted.
Reproscnthtiv tive Law r nce VIII be il ac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
PREPARED FOR F1REMEN.
Executive Committee Of Loca
. lI4. Firemen Hold Meeting. sl

The Executive Committee having charge OF
entertaining the visiting hremen on the occa-
sion OF the convention OF the Virginia State
Firemen's Association hore August 22-2i. mot
last night at the City Hall Tho committee
FOR collecting funds reported that some citls
zens have Responded literally. A portion Of
the city. however. yet remains 10 be cam
vasscd. sisi ii5t WV
Il A general outline OF a programme was dla-
cursed but no hnal action WA taken. Fl rs 4
The Richmond Fire Department win have IS
inspection during the progress Of the conyen-
lion for the benef1t Of the visitors.
North Carolina 55 West Virginia. Marylann
and Pennsylvania win send many visitors, and
they VIII come from most Of tho cltea and
iowra OF Virginia. and VIII no given Q royal
welcome, sf6 4gf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Captain 81 M. Parhat,,. ofg Che
y Old Guard, Rests Beneath the
4 s:iia Shade of5 the Trees.
PROMINENT b slNEss MAN,
Also, Later Sergeant Ma jjorsin.
\ &c Catnp,tof Which y slH=es Was " "
l83s n sss5s Much Devoted. ~ sas

Il Captain Benjamin Massenbtirg Pa rhtn1nIg
Ono sof| the members 81 tho Governors
IAlounted Guard during the war be DC tw cen is
the States, died yesterday morning IN the
Virginia Hospital, after d brief Illness.
Captain Parhar1 was eighty years sSof
age, and had spent most Of his y TO III
Richmond where he has long been known
las at 4 one time d well-known business
man. 5 sss y. lf9 Il, S 3s
\ Captain Parlian, was 4 born In Sussex
county July Il. 4 1926. He lived In Peters
burg in his younger i. days, and lattertys
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
BOARD IS. J. FOR i /. 4
BIC 6; A|GH SCHOOL j !.
If,c q, from, First Pago.)E {


rot a through the ordinance widening II !;
Franklin street between lllson s a', Fl
Is Cedar Streets. ny sy 81 s21 Z, 3,
The Board had some y, ult y. ss |, -
transacting business Of Simp lance, Il u
8yolylng the expend iture 5ot & money -
only fourteen out o. the wen
gbers were present. ~ .lf z. I. ..j.3
tn q Board CONQUERED SIN q large NJ Inper;
of ordinances relating to & imp oyemen ts,S
the privileges of which y were err. sa :. py
$priyate individuals and CORPORA ton
After Corpora atoms.
iss$ Mr.. Minor advocated the resolution res
,n,,lring the Richmond. Freder icksburg
and Potomac ana Petersburg Connection
Company to change the spans 9 up mo rS1lng
Il t[eir trestles at Sixth and Byrd Stree ts.
VI This caused Mr.. Allen n to 20 rs some
XII shot into tho Richmond, 81 F edericks-
stn,rp md Potomac He had formerly Of
fcred a resolution requiring the company
to remove oil itsS spur rae KS from isroad
Street. & s5 s Z, I, !, y (, 9. !,
nhe store any aotibn VIII be taken, 56 The
,railroa i is glad OF It, and perhaps some;
aotrera are, but II say that some sofs the
sbest resid ences of this city are being abs
hoiutely ruined nv this Snuisance, sal.,
{etg,so far MS I nm erlled, III own not
|. tot sofs ground on Broad Street. have
Glen red 1T all out east and west g am
s,,ca king to you no. 8 for the last tlnle
a a, representative Of the PUT l, !
want to say that corp 10 { 3 oula
MT be allowed to involve the interests of
u the municipality out Eof which they make
their living. q !. s. .a
t spnr tracks are intolerable, and 81 they
siniild be removed. 5f35 NJ s59iS
~ II do not expect anything ito, be done
lobout it.@ hit 7 am sure some thing q ou!d
NE lone, and 5Wisl u my views - W "
Known, Il !. isl " ], n Ri :, \.
nc as, q u Mr.. Allen voting ~ the Mega
tive, sBs f.fS y Il & ass tn
State Fair Matter.
y The amended ordinance relat 8 20 me
state fair was read i has ALREADY. gone
through the lower branch. me aoard
concurred ayes. noes,tl, MF,ss Ala ~
The Tic Board conturred In the resolution
4 q accent Mr. John Pr Branch's OFFER 20
es tabllsh free baths for the city.
rfs e ssaar ass
t lh block between Marshall sgand Gay "
ara E asshoS a Was NI dsbatea prey Nh
Allan criticised the School Board Tor So
f;sssfing tho northern hnl as "a sltel and
Ia sald 1t was a quest Oh OF 81 lckl ns ~
high school building dow 2 y among g 55loR
H. 4 q Board concurs. "a 8ass ss4
4 ,,,a e "a rsh IN his reference tos tha
patrt Of l.the city, Though AZ - me oWn.
y sThe resolution was coneurred ina yes,
noes, MI, lien yotea ~ the neg 7'''E
ls IKE Board copcurred III the resolution
E,liseiiarging the "A nrexa ton Cnnlmit tee
10 net Wit q similar one from ~ ancnesN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
MEssLER KILLED.
This is Man Who Fell Down
Flipht Of Steps,

Coroner W. H.7Tnylor yeslerdR leaaFFed
that tho name OF tho white man WIG
foil down n flight Of strips on Seventeenth
Street and killed himself Monday n'sht
was John a. MesHler. B,i 81 X I
8 The bols Is now. mt M cDonol g 9 a 'li.
establishment and will he sllirlod
this afternoon. /;
II was also learned TINT the dead man
had rslst1r In the city,fbut the coroner
has not boon able to learn her name, ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Labor Officers Elected.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Central
Trades and Labor Council was held last
night, and the following ofleers were elected {:
Mr.. a. y. Tyson; VteepresIdent,
Mr. Phil Metz; Recording and Corresponding
Mr.. \. ]. Powell; Financial SecIn-
tury Mr. Joseph Portch; Treasurer. Mr.. " j..
Taylor; Scrgeant-at.Arins, Dir, John stels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
AT the Hotels.

8.0At the Jefferson Hotel iaSt night we're reg.
istered Judge Gait ~ Vest Virginia; Mr.
GharlNs T. corwell. ~ New Orleans, La, md
Mr. ", H. Erskin. sot Porwnouth; Ais, II.
W, Wight and daughter or I,prNmoplh, va;
Jones' OF Norfolk; Mr. Walter H. Rabinsjn.
Of Faunyiie. ada Xr 81, Is, IIalsey oi
Orange, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Sunday School Union.

The meeting OF the Sunday-achool Union.
which was % have been held last night. &ax
postponed owing "a the hbience Of MI. H.. H..
hagll OF the Presbyterian Publication Com
miitea. who had lcft town on business. 'rhe
meeting VIII DO held next Tuesday night in
the Central X. u, 9, A. building, syf&558
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Academy OF Medicine Meets.

Many doctors attended The meeiing OF me
Richmond Academy OF Medicine and Surgery
las, might and there were two important sub
3eetH discussed that of llngual tonsls by pr
Davidson and Of the .ophthalmoscope In ne
diagnosis of brain Lessons by Or. Dunn Both
papers were listened 10 with much interest,
and both were ably discussed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
Summer Rest Now Open. (.

"A THE Summer Rest could not BIO opened
AT the usual lime because ~ The difficulty
IN occurring lee for the season. 'l'hlA din
Guilty has, happily. been overcome, and
this Rest " now open to Helf-supporting
women III Richmond Manchester and
Petersburg forathc season Of lp09.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
AUTo ACCIDENT.
Has No Serious canse quenc es,'
Though Mr., Cutchins at Fl ONE, !

Z None " the rersona who met VIII IBn1iA W
dent In the overturnng 81 NM 4 ts l;
o. FlnhcrtN's automobile Monday ~ htg sln cre
any serlo,s consequences. though al were
more or less bruised and shaker.a Mr. ohl
cntchins was the most Injured n nnd ne wa y
there IL nothing to indicate that he suffered
anything worse than brglsin4 md general
shaking ny. He VIII probably BIO out to-day.
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came " to Richmond. y; here Il he engaged
Nash 4 ~ oodnouke ana lii Inc HIM Of
Beckwith, Woodhouse & Parham. book n
seliers.5SHe occupied several other posi.l
lions OF like nature, but, having retired
from business years Il q go, M wal y at &, the
time OF his dealt serg In Lee
Camp OF Confederate Veterans, in which
ne took much interest and 10 which ne
was greatly devoted up TO the time Of
his death. 553s5 assl 5s53I
Captain Of Cavalry.
Captain, Parham served through the
whole OF the Civil y War as a. captain In
the cavalry branch Of the army N
"A He was the last OF his genera ton. al
most OF them some y ca re- be fore his g , Wrll
end came. In his passing away, the old
south has lost ono NOR of her sons, and
his death adds to tho list Of those whose
rapid decease is dwindl Ing the number
al ne veterans OF the Civil ar. g wv
5 ca ptain 4 Pnrham ~ Is survived 81 g MS
nenheWs--B, P. g.. p. and y. n r. Bol ssenu. !.
sAiSS. and 70 1. IL. Petticolas 8, ,Jr p. 3,
and 70 II 4. Parhanr-and 4 by his pieces
Misses Ellie and Eme PetticQlns ~ rs: y, Y.
G. Boggs, OF BLACK stone, H i MISS ~ t
Mary Parham. u, ;, =, y, y, No i.
The deceased was e. pr ra -, ll'Y
~ tie Second Presbyte RAN Churc h. ga re
was never married &. q ~ !. ]. ). q,
5' The funeral serviceg have not yet been
arranged but the following ae!all L .S'll
= 60 "a mn heh been delegated 70 enc
ma services: John N. Gordon y h1les - -
iGrav George T.. Dean, GerVas StorIs. ! =.
A. Silence. Nv. r. II grtfoot ana Lie
ant. Commander Catesby Jones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
I, but declaring forr ultimate annc X,

ssSat;3s The resignation OF Mr.. George y. seayi
as &. member OF tho body from Monroe
Ward wns received and reluctantly nc-,
Scepted. and on motion Of Mr. II r bert 3G
SRennods, MIR. " james a. Monclre was
elected In his stead 2