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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-29
PARSONS AND MURRAY SEE HIGGINS.
Reapportionment in New York County Dis
cussed-Governor Considering Subject.

Albany March 2S--Congressman Herbert Parsons,
president OF the New York County Republican Com
mittee and Charles II. Murray called on the Gov
eruor to-day 10 discuss the reapportioument prob
lem. There is some difference Of opinion as "a re
suit Of the reapportionment plans already outlined
ana the views or Ex-Governor OdeI are tonight
likely 10 prevail.
This was the problem discussed to-day. Con-
gresham Parsons deemed II weighty enough 20
require the advice and assistance OF the Governor
The latter after enlightenment 20 the situation.
took 10 under consideration, and probably after
further consultation with the head Of the county
committee win devise means OF maintaining tho
present asceudancy In the county committee.
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GAME BILL oP osEo.

Albany. March % lSpeclaD.-'The Assembly C7in-
mittee on Fish and Game held IL post mortem exc
animation yesterday on some ten or twelve dead
bodies OF game birds and stuffed skins o. -
many more at hearing on the Assembly til
providing that European game birds OF certain
kinds may be imported aud sold here throughoas
the year DR.. T. s. Palmer. OF the Agricultural
Department, William Butcher. president 20 10
Audubon societies. and others opposed Che Dit
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aIANeo euILTY 81 MANsLAueHTER

Giyaro b. Biaugo, who has been ON trial for
three days at Jersey city charged with the murder
OF Modeo Beneveuto. who was Killed at an Italian
christening at New Durham n j.. iu December,
last was convicted last night lnonsIausEter and
remanded for sentence.
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Other Spring buds open for your
inspection.
Derbies from SO up to the luxuri-
Gus Knapp-Felt De Luxe at Sc.
NegHge shirts, more patterns than
you'd expect to find in June.
Soft hatS-all the best models that
StetSon makes
Low shoes-if you're hardy!
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores.
ass s42 1850
opposite near opposite
City Hall. Union Square. Greeley squar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-29

Tase LAXATIVE BROMO Ouiune Tablets. Druggists
refund money II II fails 10 cure Il. w. GROVES siE-
nature Is each box 1Bc
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AFTER the grand jury returned TO the jury r5or
Il resumed routine business.
PERKINS CASE AFFIDAVIT

a mass Of papers in the Perkins case was sent
oy District Attorney Jerome 10 Justice Green
baum late in the afternoon. It developed that
Magistrate Moss had issued the warrant on the
sworn dispositions Of Darwin P Kingsley. Ed
mund D. Randolph and Thomas A. BucI,ne~
Niee-Prestdent Kingsley deposition read i'm
part
ln december. 1905, ] was secretary 10 tie Cns--
'ial committee OF said New York LIE Insurance
s.--.l--t p, --l ho- a member % said comrnitfes
some .ile pr Decen1her OF sai1 year rrcefIng ~
800 l.--i-.-'r was ned. e. which George
- W PC ~ IEc best o. my rer0lle-rfor e.
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DELAY WORK AT
THE UNIVERSITY
Stanford White Paid Last Visis
to Charlottesville About Two
Weeks Ago.
special to ,rhe Tlmes-Dispatch.)

CIIARLOTTEsVILLE VA. June ~. q
The murder Of Stanford w VII y;
operations at the University OF plrglnIiln..s
! It had been determined by the Board OF
Visitors OF the institution to begin sg M !, !
president, d dining hall and q chemical
/ fabora tory. or these buildings, the firm
OF which White was me nber had been &
chosen as architects, OF the new wing
~. Peix, 81 Washington. is the architect.
,S9S In the matters Of the buildings COM Y
mitted A to the New York firm. the de de-;
cison as to the architect WIS WIS, eontro gs
actual architect OF the buildings erected
latter the fire. had made q thorough and
sympathetic study OF the architectural
am al understanding that lie would givo SIS
D personal attention In the present cases.
II Two 81 " eeks ago, accompanied MI
Fenner, a member Of the firm, Mr., White
his fnnl study Of surroundings for! his.
guidance III 1t lis known that druw wings for
1.-THE presidents house had been submitted,
doubtful whe Tier anXthng has
Or he chemical laborato q
s3s During his recent visit. d the drawings
d and plans for The presidents house were
understood that a further conference was
Il to TAX e pin CO Sns to the "details. It this
ii occurred and the pans made accepta-
&ble IN all respects, II IS pinpablC mat the
presidential house will }Ebt built n In ac-,
/; cordance with them. 81
II. In regard to tho ot.Ae. structures, de-
4 lay seems more than probable, and
whether the matt,r will bt lcf: In the
! hands Eof the firm cr architects with
white out. rema ins to be determined by
I the Board OF Visitors at their meeting at
i the University, IN The It'll NJ lilly. Il
tssi53 Mr.. White as above stated, was the
tarchitect who restored thefgroup of build
| sdngs @at the University ofgVirgnia. after
Erestoration OF the rotunda, he was re-
garded Justly, as having achieved m ar
l-chitectual triumph in adding dignity to
tithis already impressive edhce He mains
Etained Its dominance In the architectural
EErouping of the University buildings. 35
/ Mr. White was not as stated In other
1.-THE new Young .iNfen's Christian Associa-
ton building lat the University, the gift
I OF the Dodges. OF New York. The plans
for that structure were furnished by q
trh ru, III
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FIGHTING. f! / Il. |: ] [ /
BIG AUDITORIUM.
Subcommittee Calls for Plans and
Estimates for Temporary
One.

\, The subcommittee from the COMMITTEES
on Grounds and Buildings. named to con-
slider the auditorium proposition met last
night in conference with the city engineer
and Architect G. X Bryant, and decided
\ to advertise for estimates and specifIca-
8tions for converting the Third, Market
building into q temporary auditorium. It
10 estimated that with the proposed
galleries, the building cnn be made to
scat about 5000, and a lis believed 1t can
! be changed into an auditorium for some-
4 thing like $40, 900. ; " III
The comrnitteS is composed or hfessra.
Masurier (chnlrtaan). 4 Davis and Burton,
and 1.-THE former vigorously fought the
Third A Market scheme. He wants an
arnory and auditorium combined over
tho Second Market, so0x2o0 feet in size,
which the city engineer thinks may cost
nearly 5000 At any rate. Captain
Mnsur!er scored point by getting the
consent OF the subcommittee TO have
Architect Bryant mako sketch OF a
building on tho Second Market site, and
Mr. Bryant's suggestions viii be laid
before the committed. whatever tenn
porary arrangements may be made at
the Third Market or elsewhere. y. III y ss45z
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RUNAWAY N[ARLY
FINISHES Fatally.
Two Ladies and Child Are Pin
toned Against Capitol Fence
bVHOrse.

III a runaway 1lorse belonging to. a Mr..
Bickerstar came nearly causing the serl-
opss Injury q ,we "a dies and q little
10 O clock yesterday morning. j3
q The horse came tearing down Grace
Street Just as they were crossing the en-
trance Into the park. a man saw their
peril and shouted for them to got out III
the way. They were going towards ala,a.
Street and gas they ran across the OPEN
Ing the animal turned ito the right, but
his speed would not allow him to make
a sufficient turn and he bore dow upon
tho group. who crouched. against the iron
fence In terror The !. buggy struck q
water plug sdireetly5in front q them, and M
the horse was thrown across. the sidewalk
Within two feet OF where hey stood. Il
l.pluckily shielding her child from the
possible kicking ofEtho5 horse. which was
Caught fast and nearly plnnlng then, TO-
the fence. Mrs, r, Addison Lewis. who
was ono Of tho L party, helped to extract
q safe point and tho danger was all over
Mrs Lewis b tainted. DR., II Wrence II.
Price, whose Office Is near q El ID nth and
Grace, was among the first to come to
Mrs, Lewis some stirnulants and soon had
her, revived: They We're driven. I, e their
home by Mr.. SAUNDERS who witnessed
the accident. i;5 e a SIS 55 wv Z. N II sg9 III
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: '|HO7.CAKEsS never
SOLO Q D.AAL| 50 fast.
Everyone Wanted Tines-D Dis
patch Yesterday Morning.
Had "Xn in i {.

ktad a Il IN II t.
5585SS The outing man fulfilled tho promise
made last Sunday to have enough papers
sto3meetS the expected enormously increased
demand for The Times Dispatch when
$the next * coupon was Issued. 7 he
5'''sPowers''S said not d word and as q
consequence reaped the reward BY the
Increased sales Of papers. a. R .3$
5t9 One 5newsboy made q record BY selling
$4so papers on the street yesterday morn
ing. M Ne ,sg 5 .}. sa5
S1& It would be ia great convenience s I as
large d quantity Il coupons as 20 ssibe
be turned IN not later than this evening.
for. II last Saturday be any criterion 10
go by, II taxes the capnc lty# or tho office
staff to- count as many votes as came
! In last Saturday in&the spa co OF time
allotted. the young ladies' In the circnla-
3tlon department getting off aon# Saturdays
during the summer mo nths Sat3 3 r. NJ. 5as
K The re- has been d steady y flow q & coupons
into tho Office all week, and as far ..
present Il ind cations point \ there will i.bo
even a larger number OF votes polled than!
was the case las K wee a. i'll
Al On Sunday next an announcement will
be made about til q ss.t u, cou pom u In the;
Outing MANS weekly remarks. Just
to set the contestants'8n at rest. the
management OF The Times D Dispatch have
decided no to run this coupon on q Sum
day Tho date however, will be advertised
at least q week before It comes out. 93i5
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TWO IN SOCIETIES ARE !. |. !.
CLOSER TOGETHER
American and Virginia Bible SO.
ciety Preparing for Broader
Work.

The Bible Society OF Virginia held q
special meeting yesterday afternoon. az
the call Of Its board OF managers; t7lle
object OF this meeting was to consider
and act upon proposed plan OF co.
operation between this society, and the
American Bible Society, by which the
two bodies might be brought into closer
relationship and might be enabled the
better to- accomplish the great work In
which they are both engaged, that OF
distributing the Scriptures. &
The Bible Society Of r Virginia is ore
OF the oldest societies In this country,
and when it was three years old, It to .S
Bible Society in 1916. From that time
on It has been an auxiliary of the Amer
lean Bible Society; and has had ientIle
charge OF the work In Virginia, and,
whenever 1t has had the means to do
SO. 1t has aided tho American BiDle So
{ciety in3its great work for the WORLD
When It has not been able to- do tho
work that was needed In Virginia, the
American Biblo Society has come to Its
assistance and made large gifts Of BIZ,
bles and money for the work ~ THIS
State @ W. <. .8 N Al rs n , ISL
An earnest effort is being made oil
over the United States to increase the
contributions for the support Of this
work, and tho Bible Society of'rVirginia
Is anxious to do al that 1t can to 40
conp!sh this object, 9gs7s l h
Tho two societies are now at work
on a plan, BY which It Is hoped that tho
interest, IN the work Will be much IN
creased In Virginia and w which tho
work Of tho societies cnn BIO made broad
er thun In tho pnat. t s38lst u n iaf
Thoro Is no Intention whatever OF giy-l
Ing up the organization OF tho old Vltr
gina Society. 1t Will continue Its wolls
In the future under the guidance OF It's
own board OF managerial and Its indl-
viduality will be retained ,inyloln Ple,5 The
particular terms Of the plan have not
yet been agreed upon by tho two socler
ties, but negotiations are III progress
which It is hoped will soon DO completed
to the entire satisfaction Of both sides.
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double charge Of attempting u break
from tho laurel Fsfortnatory ana asi
eauiting Night Nvstt Atnhn b. n. Holman.
AZ thy teu tiest sof the Officers at that IN
s ~ she hearing wAs postponed I'm.
& Jackson shye the names 81 the Other.
three boys, who tiled to escape With him,
brought 70 trlhl. j aokson also gave ttisl
name of his mother, ID 81 Mrs. Lucy W.
Jackson. a Spray n N. ,Cs, ana desired that
She be notified Of his trouble. s5is
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b. Il j
Mr.. George w. Parkinson.

E Mr.. George w. Parkinson d!od yyednes-
nlnoI years old, and IS survived by "a WIFE,.
The friends Will meet at he resld encc.
No. 1905 East Main Stree t. al u $3.50 ,o,c Ioclri
this afternoon, and from there VIII !oM
for the funeral services Mt, 4;s0. o'clock,
Interment will BIO nndo onkWoo ef
Cemetery. !. FL q
G Mrs. Lydia Waldrop Anderson,
Mrs Lydia Waldrop Anderson died at
O'clock last night al the resluetlc GO OF
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BANQUET GIVEN
IN HONOR OF BOTH.
Officers and Men Of Locomotive
Works Feast Old and New
Superintendent.

The banquet given by tho officers and
men OF the RIGhmona Locomotive Q, sW e1,s
.intendents, was we'll attended. AN
Tho members sat down at the taste
fully decorated table shortly after !, 8
asSd during tho courses the guests chattcd
freely. After the demi tasso, speeches
were IN order, Mr.: Joseph Bryan PFC
siding, Preceding his introduct!ons, Mr.,
Bryan remarked upon the ups and downs
dinlcultles, and final triumph. He spoke
IN the highest terms Of Mr.. ellis. and
OF his great confidence IN the abilities of
Mr.. Haughton. 5.a "
None Like Virginia. *
MIR ellis spoke with great feeling and
affection .of his association With the
lived in nearly every state In the Union
but none had shown the Kindness and
hospitality Ike Virginia had. lie dwelt
did not believe there was q better man
for the place In NIL the, country, than
Mr.. IIaughton,
Tic Mayor ssid tthat this Was Il the day day
when the highly educated man with no
other means, Of support wlls being out
classed by the energetic ono,,wth techni,5
industry was assuming the place Of .im-I
por,ance. tho man OF mechanical ability,
skill, and knowledge of things, The
speaker congratulated tho progressive
young men OF the, works; who n spite q
ana acquired such skill that their sor-
4 Mr., j. T.fGoodwin followed with a
short speech, In which he spoke highly
OF Mr., G!llis, Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Haugh-
ton. 3s
Mr., Haughton Speaks,
Mr., l!aughton Was then called upon.
lie said that he was deeply impressed
with great feeling OF the kindness and
cordlalty exhibited around him.
Mr., james II, Bradley followed with
short address In harmony With the occa-
sion.
! 4 4. very atppropr!ate incident a:tne ban
quest Of al present, by the Row. ". Il,
l., Smith before the first course. and the
giving Of tho beneaictiGn afterwards.
The banquet was unique for The kind
and loving expressions Of all, md the
spirit OF harmony aud unity Which pre-
Those at the Board,
NJ Tho following are those wh, wn.o pres
Messrs, Joseph bryan, II, A, GINS. f. y
s., aeo'Se Bryan. Rev; " y, !, Smith.
George NJ, Troxler. J. \. Goodwin, jona-.
f ,ams Ryan 6 sar,ett " e Wil-
i Prles, +. Il Hex Hieksy; II. Wake
Hugh Timmins, a. 3D. CARRIER IT, w
Brauer, T. ]. Fitzpatrick, II, b g. Viii
llalns. q. a, Marks, g. p. Dubert, ". ~
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,carracrlstie, ". T.pEIan Il, u. 10: !. Hem
shay. iliayn EwAnzi eer, 2. !Tiller.
'heid wv on ElBrynnt,.C 6. II, Gibbs, 6. !.
Bebant;S George n ichols, j lanes H Brad
icy, 4 1snAo C. God cock. John umeller,;
J.I3 RI. Howgnte \ H. G. Fisher, Charles r.
Lewis. 10. m. O'Brien, Charles P, Cooke
W. J. n o. Conner, Az O.. Osterblnd. Herbert
Bennett, u. NASH T. F. Thierman. w.
2. I7eaman. ~ =. Jeryey, z, w Y, "a. T!mms.5
Rigan. Y 81 sfis iii H 5S
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Mrs, Levy S Mother Ill,

DR.. and Mrs. II. II. Levy were called
to philadelphia last night, by telegram
announcing tho critical illness Of MIS-
Ievy's mother. Or, and Mrs. Levy nag
Intended sailing for Europe early, sneA y
month. but have had to abandon their
trip for the present.
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,s,sss ats rcn,ied olcnr,y, With emphasis


III. she replied o.earlys With tphass As
m t1sf pa tInps ihht you gentlemen viii not
fieist tut ! shall any ,N,o[e, 9u ~,
\ sW S the questions !-oui itltand to ask 4
rie gay ti,is witt, oil respect 20 YOU
y, tshtlemeh,' "a I. IA !5 /. y, 4. ~.
N siii5Vhys don't YOU wisli to answer 2.
8 Addressing tho foreman. Mrs. Thaw
replied earnestly 4. n AZ Il. "a, N, Il. /.
might say ethiiig TINT t;iign 1,v a.
Il bes = III ~, vi, not 70 Insist III, putting
further 70 me- oeea use 4 yon 10y,
"a Address,ns t tae' Jury, MI eiarVan 3 ste
4lrave stated that tho dlstrid 10Y !.
torneys office would ,,St Insist Unless
ths g' s5q ptFy acs th .e
selves and tlnaly aftern II fey y, minutes ~ Is
X! iii.The grand Jury has no desire 70 ask
II S Mrs. sThaw Simply replied THANK
55yos,,; . \. J. !. ], 5i
Introduced by Lederer.
\ q III the divorce suit brought by the I, I,
Adele Rice, which Is still In the courts
5le.eiNn lNeshit' was mentioned IL. the Jcoim-
plant which was drawn by the plain
tlH. txACi tlluCittlIl NllFS ANCs u,t " -
Eq,,enty in the company Of thetrical ,mnni,-ff
nger, who Ind given her ~ pa TT With
lines" in the vivid Rose II has been
said that Lederer met the girl thr!93 :, e.
but this Is said to be incorrect. Those
who recall #the #circumstances say thatE
both Mrs. Nesbt and her daughte r we're
well acquainted with Lederer, aiid that ny
had introduced the girl. then tfteon n, OF
sixteen years old to the architect, VINO ll
from the FIRST evinced more than q pa ss-
Intimate friends Of the girl declare Ia a thatt
sho was much surprised when she 1 1r!s
learned that Thnw's attentions were SER
soils. and lire offered marriage. 4 she WIS ns
not at first inclined to believe this un MI
9after5the passage OF time his attentions
continued, when all doubt ofahis sinceri j
3txipnssed. After the marriage there was
{notlncR OF those to report with tadden M
ihe stories Of their former reln lions thnt
ME-. White Is credited with having W
tered (. These stories lost nothing ~ their
repetition, and where once he hadt,been
d source Of pride, NIr,Nvhte became / q
thorn IN the side Of the. young woman.
Those who knew her well enough coun.
selled her to he more secretly put never ~
aid she; make a show Of concealment ~ n |
the matter, which served to react with
double strength upon her husband, al
ready inflaned by tho gosFs1
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NOTICE

/ AM NOW READY 70 RECEIVE THE
4 city. II sewer and school take g & for this
year 1905. One-hnlf Of the same Il are
payable on or before July LIST and the
oert sy eatore
\ added to each half unpaid Y when due.
J IL w. BRONAUGH,aJr,3S M;
s Treasurer City Of Manchester. "a;
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sTa.AIW|Ll. SEND
!. SET ] j RESOLUTIONS /. (
Will Express to Buffalo Post Its
Appreciation 81 Hospitality.
II 3s$'sss Regret Report.

Post IS M n, e P. iA, discussed al n,toli;
Slengehs last night the ; repbrts which
fs ayo ho sa e S,ro1ets ,aee ste ron
tcnt Ion, We're soinoyy l1n lnckir1g I'M l1os-5
3pitnlity and tho gu tcome gofa tles meeting
was a. pnssn &c syof o. Sc t, ~ s resolti tons
in which the apprecntln h o. ppstfs A. u.s.
Expressed to the Bufralost Post 20 tho
ihospltable III manner In hitch delegates.
were entertained w though We It is u.ndcr-t
Z TODD that tn report ezra mated from ono
or more delegates. $S Post a. h also regrets
that such K report i.s reflecting upon. tho
buffalo Post, should have y been clrcu-3
The s gss9tSns re- not gysn NJ ns IL
a committee this evening & NJ Az i5S55g
Fl Tho fore going 4 elton took place Ia exc
cutive session. The other event OF tho
evening wa the address OF D p. G.
Dr. LEVY was introduced bysA1r Cooke,
the president OF x he .associn Ion. and for
two \ hours flthe doctor ~ entertained 81 the
members with Nh address on contagious
idisea sos, and Stho scientific way OF pre-
venting the spread Of the same. The
Intense interest I'm subject was shown
by tho many question: stibnittcd TO tho
LECTURER, BY those who heard him.
rs Dr. Levy Intended to speak only about
q half-hour, bit the questions propoundctl
and the interest manifested, necessl tatcd A
a. continuance OF tho medical talk to
much greater length than was intended.
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Dr.McDaniel Returns.

turned yesterday morning from Essex.
Aiiddlesex and King and Queen counties.
|where he has been preaching the past
week He Will fill his pulpit. rs usual,
lSunday morning S{aJfS ,5
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MRS. y. q &c. Willis.

Especial to The y e INES Dls patcll.)
Mrs Iucy TayioT uordon Wil,s wv
5ex- Mayor Nj, Il Willis. president Of D the
Farmers and Aierchanta' Bank. q tf,iss
an early hour this morning "a OF heart
trouble. aged about a fly two years. Mrs.
willis was one OF L the best known la lies
OF fredericksburg,
y she was Mise Lucy Tay lor Gordon. ofS
Spotsylyania county. q n has !ved In this I
city for more than thirty years. She
and has "a Ia rye family connect ton. shosss
Is H,lryived by two CHI dren Il Miss Mamie
Willis and NJ +. n Ills,
G E. Dung n;
S# Especial Il to z he "a Times Dispatch,
sPETERsBURG, VA, # June 81
Charlen Z. u 70 &, a. prominent citizen
OF s Dinwiddie. died yesterday. 4 at n his
home III that county. Mr.. Young had :
ma ny relatives In this city. among
whom are his two sisters. Mrs. EligenIAS i
Sydnor,s and Mrs. James Meacham. an VA
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DEATHS.

2her husband. Charles r.. Anderson, N o.
Vest SarX 6 st5ee. gag clock
ne Funeral from North Run Church
Henrico$ county. at O'clock S.AFUIl--s3
I'll sLACY.-OLIVIA5 b., wife OF Edward
Lacy. lied I Nosey's june ton June Y2ath..s
O'clock. thlr,y,ssyenth year
10Th. a q II 8 NJ. Burial, Mount Harmon
Church. near: Mosley.s Junction, va.2{ Il
Eeath T6Ia sres AfF
at 8:l5 "A. NJ, AGNES FAGLEsMAr,S in /;
her seventy-elghth year. Funeral Will I
sAfuR R1sse fse i'm
gterlnent at st. Ntary's Cemetery. 35sfs
q PHILLIPS Died, BENJAMIN .9s ~:
wife and one child. He was tho son .sof i
Row. {; = Phillips. 2. ~ Of the Union
Ghq5ce Beaver pp ibr,b Fsa
THIS 7AFTERNOON conducted by, Reva.
ministers Friends are invited.
PARKINs0N;nDIed1;, at Mrs y y ,''9 ocs
s nis6 Gs''v.IYs PAiRK 1sas a as
tYe eEiIa S mother and breher
Friends ana aaqual ntances are inyited
Il rs rs resdsnee4 .7G1 R Moa
& there the. body vii be ken to the \
& Iiogc Memorial Church for the funeral
services $fat a r. ! NJ, Il 1ntermenta In Oak
Il wood Genet terry.
PETTyYAY.-Died "WEDNESDAY, "a
morning 1890 o'clock, at the RESIDENCE
First n Street. H1 MRS. GEORGlANNA8
GREEN PETTWAY, in the seventy
eighth year Of her age Funeral from
the residence ct y 4 M ,a aif4DA Juhs
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Mr.. Ripley on His Vacation.

imanagerHof the c'hesterhcld Apartment
Company, will leave the city about July
list on a Naca ton OF Snbout six weeks.
Mr.. Ripley WILL on his return. resume
hheS management OF the Chesterfield.
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greater ana better love OF man for mai, .
the brotherly love Which Is the founda.
ton Of ali fraternnl organizations and
which 1 believe exists strongly q among 'ftr's
US here. ID n gsa5 ),
read Gods word. I've been with you.
here eleven years, and I earnestly bog
YOU as / leave to study God s N word,
which I am sure Will u set tie. all labor '1l'
troubles IN the country. u 5
IF the men and officers have brotherly
love In their hearts there can be no
such things as strikes want tostell
You all that have brotherly love in
my heart for you, anl that feel I have
had the loyal support Of you men In my
work. n! A, ~ III
you are going to have q new super
here. who Is just the sort Of
man 1 have been trying to describe. 5s 8
know him better, probably, than}Syou 5
do, and I tell you TINT he will not lis