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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
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VIRGINIA.
BRIEFS

especial to The Tnes-p spatch.l i 4,
IA NrVIiIIIJ nj VA July - 1.-THE Danvllla
Bar q
O. eahe Who for six terIns !hs
Fifth District ~ en-
m ma s' by prominent local attorneys,
yIsIOp 1TaI Ok BBuR q. A,,--IIenry si Clay
Oliver, 81 Louisa county on I. smpGye Of tn, the
haif giII9 Of .carbolio acid yesterday and soon
died from the effects, A wife and three chill
dren survive him # M 4.
NORFOLK, :; Richard ". ,stall!ngs' JAM,
4 XA : J. many friends ,aa
ed to learn 81 hisTeeetion last nigh! as baEs,
Health Hoard OF that city, Dr.. Hopkins As g
grandson 81 the late Mayor 8 Rove IsS ssr Of
lie resided here for q number f years.
SOUTH BOSTON yA.-YY liam Il. Griffin
across Dan River. was badly: hut not se 7 !.
wagon Tonight, # q !.
/ WARSAW, VA large barn Of Mr. Wet
Ming this afternoon. Loss about 1907.
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,,.sREADYs FOR PEAC 81, sl.;. !.
.All#the Powers Interested Agree
Upon an Armistice.
(T?., ~ 6 uoci od IN raee Js5lt, 4r

S3 YASHINGTCJS, j u q 1.-THE State I
Department received dispatches to-dlyi
from, tho City. OF Mexico from Gua.tc-5
nala City and San salvador, showing
that all the powers VI Volvcd In the war;
were willing TO ugree upon q n armistlcej
and enter upon peace q ncgo tia tons No
further engagements have been reported
to- the State Depa rtnent, and the otiic lals
here have no adyiccs from the lty h. g q
Mexico OF a heavy losses OF II fe.
{F Honduras was not q purity orr lnally
TO the attempt Of the United Arates n 70
bring tho warning MS ions together, but.
after 1t became clear thu { II onduras was
involved In the difficulties. the State
Department made 3 overtures 4oM that
country, and the reply was, ~ IN eff ect, that
Honduras n would Il be governed W by, the
action OF Salvador. .which}ie Its ally
The procedure which the ct1voys OF
the Central s4Amercan&co countries viii take
for adjusting their differences has not
been communica ted to he 5$ State De
spartmcnt and II Is bell eyed here hat no
agreement "a ON that & question IL can Ee IS
reached until the represent tail es -of he
Interested nations shall be assemble ed on
the Marblehead " The natural m cans OF
settling the disputes would Il be. to agree
to arbitration and FIX the condi tons un-
fdert which the mooted questions are to
be considered. II f III # 6S d 81 i u
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STABBED. MANY 7 TIMES 1
Colored Man Falls to Street from
~, IL III T .oss Of R10od 5#5

with 8 blood ali d over his n body, I. H.
johnson who claims to DO from. North
Carolina, walked from Ninth and Byrd
Streets to Ninth and 4 Broad Streets
where ihe sank to the ground vii tn exhaus-5
tom and called for help, The cityEam-
bulance was quickly summoned, ~ and all
possible smedcal @Eaid was rendered Ito
the man, a after which he was conveyed
to the city homo. ifslsit yts u
& The negro had been attacked by another
Of his race at Ninth md Byrd Streets.
and, according to- his evidence, robbed
him OF Sos and a railroad ticket to Well.
don N: 6. The assailant had tried iBto.
3entice Johnson to a dlsreputa BILE part Of
the town, and, ailing In this, had set
upon him and stabbed him.. apparcntly
]with8sa pocket knife, and then robbed
him. tS ,s5 = Z. s, 1, ".
yesterday evening, In broad daylight,
butythea assailant escaped for the time.
Is i 70 ssWas captured late last night by
Sergeant Bailey and Privates Duffey and
Craft sat the foot OF Seventh street re-
turning from Manchester, where, 30, AZ
aeeias, that he had been ssrenaSd a. rs ~ ine
negro quarter with q string DaHa w
fortunately for him. he thought to return
TO RIchmp nd, escape tho vigilance OF the
officers. and get away. , 81 VI, |. y,
Both men seemed to have been drink
ing. The alleged assailant gave his name
assReade Morton, He was taken TO tllo
caonnd Police Station. sy B1sF
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SHORTAGE IS found
.|NBARTL.E| { | / Al
Late Discussing Officer Of Treas
ury Department Found to
rs # Have Been, Shot.
nv, Associated Press.

ls 4 Vs. (By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, July 17;--lt was stated
at the Treasury Department. to-day that
an characterization recently concluded Of the
accounts OF the late 81 MI jor George a,
Bartlett, disbursing officer Of the Treas
ury Department., shows a shortage ap-
.proXinating $4,000, About sl4 900 of this
amount, however, Is said to have bean
paid out on fraudulent Youcll.r
ers presented by James w, BOYD, 10 clerk
In the Marine Hospital service. who ~
September last WAS arrested and lis now
In jail pending his trial for misappropr
ing government funds % .,fs
u Although Bartlett was technically re-
spo,islble for payments on SBoyd's fraud u
lent vouchers the shortage In his own
onlce will probably exceed $40 900 The
lrreasury officials have no nIsa ms !, soe
knowing Just how lyng his shortage has
lbesan standing, Il but arc inclined to the
opinion that compar atiyely small amounts
have been taken from time to time during
a ported covering lsayeral years. .,s
bartlett was taken u and died while
his office was Eslpg Investigate IA Ia,
shortage Is fully covered by q bond exei
,euted bY3 q surety go ppa nY, SIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
FACTS GUARANTE Fed
NEURALGIA and a aemla are Cured by Or.
~ w lams' Pink pills, sS


For early! generation the people Of
this country have known DR.. Williams.
I FINK Pills, during which time proof OF
thousands OF cures BY this remedy has
been puhllshed and confirmed, and not
one person has been harmed In! the slight
est degree by their use. The pills con-
tain no opiate. narcotic or stimulant, nor
any drug which could injure the most
\ delicate constitution. %
"For overSa year" says Miss Charlotte
Van Salisbury, OF Casteton, N. Y, ~
suffered from neuralgia and palpItation
Of the heart, My skin was pale and sal
low, and I was troubled with dizziness,
laintlng spells and fits and indigestion. ]
was very nervous, and would start at the
slightest sound. At times a great weak
ness would come over me, and on one
occasion my limbs gave way Under me
and / fell to the sidewalk,
'Of course i was treated by our local
physicians, and also consulted q noted
doctor at Albany, but nothing they gave
me seemed to benefit me, One day ]
read in a. newspa per about DR., Williams'
Pinls Pills for Pale People, and imme-
idlately gave them trial. I soon felt
much better, and my color had begun
10 return, continued using the pills,
Ind by tho time had taken eight boxes
was entirely cured. e. 4 II y t
MY alster, Sarah Van Salisbury, sut-
fered terribly from anaemla. She was
pale and thin, and we feared that she
would become aFyictim OF consumption,
she tried Or, Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People, and IN a short time she be-
ran to gain in strength and weight She
"a now strong and well. 5and We both
heartily recommend DR.. Williams Pink
Pills toEall who are In III health,.t 4 &
8 Dr., Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
aruggists or sent postpaid. on receiHt
Of price, 50 cents per box, ak boxes for
$3.50, by, the sp W illlanls NJ edicine Co,
'sbheneeta dy, Ysl Desertp i've pamphr
MA free on request e M s8F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18

l,ls1conntryE when the war broke out, and
the & coilsul-general Ind to assume the
duties Gof the absent dlplomatist. Ordii:-B
fnnrily, the duties OF the consu 4 general
arc purely commercial. 8 .9is3af n u
increase Of National Banks.
Isl At the close oY the fiscal yen s ending
June 30, COG. there were 6.1o7 national
banks IN Sthe United States. according to
$tlic8rcport Of the Comptroller Of the Cu It;
irency Just Issued. The Number has sd6!!ii.5i
\ bled since March 4, 1900 tho dat of4 the
approval OF the net authorizing the \, Or
ganizat ton OF national banks With mi u
mum capital of& S25 900. Since that cate
there have been organ zed 81 o20 i1ntlon
banks with at otal liza ton 81. o.
SIG, S73, 400 Before the passage O. me rs,
act alluded to there were 5.0s7 atio ~
banks. with d total Of sb5v
The increase, ~ as sumtnnriz ed II n u me
Econnptroller,s office covering the rH1::ora
since March! Il, 1900, shows there has
been greater increase both In the
number5of banks and In the amount Eof
4 ca,,tt aa employed in the Southern 81 ates
+han. IL any other 8part.of the country
Texas and Indian Territory and C..S,ss--j
hona contribute an extraordinary por-
ton OF this increase. Texas has org nized
! in the SIX years more nation g. slon = KS
V than any other 4StQe III lHc OHioli uH u
with greater aggregate capital than any
state except Pennsylvania the number
sof Tanks for Texas being. 800. OF which
233 were for banks With car ital less than
so 900, and with aggregate capital for all
Of s13,a 900. Oklahoma and Indian Ter
BrItory, considered as the ono State 3of
4 Oklahoma. organized q total Of 10 banks
with an aggregate capital n Of 1870. 900.
$This Investment Of banking capital IN
the domain OF the new State Of Okla ia.
hoina was exceeded in amount by five
States nly--12ennsylva nfs, Texas, Ohio,
A New u ork and Indiana .S5$ @ 5s5S.i
BY geographical divisions } Of the
country. the new capital added to- n a.
tlonal banking since March = 1870. was
al L follows: 5 3ss, 81
ss4 New England States, 1856, 900: Eastern
&states, SIS 7C6, 500; a Southern States, S4S,- Y
$40 500 iddle Western States SO. 4o4, SOD;
Western States, so. 421, o00; Pacific States.
1914. 500 II total mum Der OF banks, ~"
England States, 90: Eastern 8 tate ~ 49,; .
Southern States, ID 915 +; Western Sta es, S73;
Pacific States, III 3 il ss- s iif
organized Is afional * banks
with aggregate capital OF s2,s7s. 600: West
Virginia, 50, I; with aggregate capital OF
/ &, $50, 0cO; North Carolina, p, with aggre-
gate capital OF 81 100, 600. vi ss &
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PRESIDENT.
CAMPS | \ 2: 0AsH0|R|E Re.
Bivouac With oosevelt As the
Central Il gur q III Cam II: & .i
81 Fire Stories 81. III
ON ON fT / j! BEACH 'l 1 IN STORM
The ~ = sident Spend; a Pay Pay
Fl .95 and Pitching 81 chin
Hay.
i iBivo,uliac With r osevelt as the
ON IA HEs BEACH I'm a STORM 1l' / !
3(By Associated Press.


OYSTER BAY, N. W J ulyl u. Pre- idenlt
Roosevelt camped on the shores Of Cold
Springs Harbor last night. With him
were his sons, quentin ana ti,elr
tcols ms. Philip and George Roosevelt; ) DR. /
Alexalid der 4 Lambert o t an ewE Y DIX. the
Presidency s., physician, tts and. Lieutenan
,Bulmeri oommanderso OF the yacht Syl PHI
,l,he5 camp was pitched on Fl s Neck.
which .atin.ilthe # fall /. season during past
years. has always been the season Of g
merry Juvenile blvouac with the Presl-
dent as the central f cure, telling CAMP
fire stories ,Ehe camp on the s hore was
varied somewha last ht.S5 y g CAMP 81
ifires were needed, as 4 was the wa rmest
9day Of the summer season In the vicinity
of oyster Bay. Before morning 1t rained
Tile president and Ills party went to
F.ntor1's Neck on tile. S. phi before dark.
plenty OF time was talk en- In loca ting and
pitching camp. The beach was found
the most avail able place, and after q
Jolly evening, the party " rolled w IN N
summer coverings and wen BY TO 9 sleep ese
Then came the rain. T he sylph's land
Ing boats had been pulled :.Sup on the
shore and overturned, sailor-l like. When
the rain started tho boys were the first
to ! wake. They hurriedly beat retreat
to the overturned boa Is, where they res
mnined during the storm. Tho Presi dent,
DR.. Lambert and Lieutenant Bulmer. sim
NV rolled tighter In their blankets and
took, the We tin c. sit 81
When the rain ceased, sleep was AGAIN
In order. and II 4lyas not until the morn !,
ing sun was beginning Its hottest record
Of the season that sagnmoro Fl III was
reached on the return. Tits 3SS Wa s5
E president Roosevelt to-day did some
good, hard farming. He pitched and now
ed a load OF hay just In time to save It
from a terrific thund erstorm.
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PRISONERS 'l ARE PARD0NED
AND BONDS GOING UP
CIV Aalssocia ted Press.l

WASHINGTON, July i. -Adyices 3 * re-
ec,eiyed at the Venezuelan 81 cga ton q here
Confirm the report that General Castro,
IL commemoration OF his resumption OF
the presidency has pardoned all offend ers
&c ntenced Ly the State courts. The prisons
have been compile tcly cleared The adj
vices further state that the feeling OF
confidence which prevails at Caracas as
a result OF the recent events mas Deen !
reflected in m appre citation q values OF
the Ven ezuelan outstanding bonds. h hese
have ali risen s to. z points. President
Castro has not yet formed his new CABS ''lo-
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Il MOVE TO sTATESVILLE.
Hearing Old elegation by Secr,e-
5F5$ vi IN tary Shaw. q q
frv a \ s Z, Press Z, 3

.l.iyYAsHINGToN.J J uly 1 IA delega Hon.
consisting Of the Mayor and other. rep
were given hearing to-day by Score
tary Shaw and Assistant Secretary. I'd
wards. of the treasury, on the question;
OF Internal Revenue from Asheyille, 6 n.
h The newly-appointed collector, MI:
Brown. is q resident Of statesYille ar; and
department will send an agent to North
Carolina to make an investigation, and
1ecision viii likely be reached soon a tier
the return to this country OF Commis,
sioner Yerkcs, who is now In Euro pc, and
whnS istexpecteds back I'M about 8 TX weeks;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
4. MAD ] DOG I:II( BOLTS INTO ROOM
WITH WOMEN AT LECTURE

r (By Assoclnted Fress.J n
Il MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI, July 35 II
S"What to do in case q mad dos breaks -
into the room" was the unexpected PROD -
lem, tho solution Of which Dean J. -,
DnwneV demonstrated to his class In
3pedagogy at the state University Summer
School to-day, He was lecturlng to. 7 q
class OF young women, when through an
oren door al mad dog burst into the room.
Dean Downey luckily had in his desk.
large revolver, and With IT he killed the
dog at the first shot, (. sa ,5 ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18

/ WASHINGTON d. C.,8J uly$ 17.-C Captain
Frank Hume Il WHO died In this city early
tits morning, a fter ~ long illness. was
one ofAtheg foremost business men Of the
icity.55GIe had x for many years been the
head Of Nh olcsale B grocery concern IN
Washngt but reside ed lin exand r e.
county which i lie represented in the
Leg ture. he was a naive ~
4, 1g43. ii# He NJ served M through the war
q 4 "a fgfIllarit&soldier OF the ConfedeMcy,
ana SOON a ter; ppomattoxt came TO i
h1 tefa s. anf business
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no ~ Hoos1

which claimed a q large Il part Of This at
ftentiontFup8to son1e months ago 6, "a when
feeble health compelled him to II lea We
Is others the management .of 3 the eff
fairs OF the concern. IT and his "a my
some home on n hlassac husetts Avenue li
He is survived by his wife q nd the
following children: Frank N., Rope = y
pr Howard 9hn I; Aan az K
j ewett, M iss EMMA N. and fiss Mabel
Fl 81 Hume. 5 Complete 81 nrrang emert t. for
the funeral ihaveft not, be n SHta de Lh I,9
Cemetery 4 In Alexandria count i, 58f3
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.Edento;n-Dillard.

(specialto The Times Dispat ob.)
ERE p URIC. AZ July IT,
James o. Eden ton and Miss Dosla M, Dill
lard, both Of spotsylYania county, We're
house, 4 4 { the residence; of Rev, ]. r, IT,.
er4spannd, WHO otlaciatsa. " ts3si IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
INELvINH.||.S|iI.a MADE | ] ! ! J. /.
EyAI[Eg ]
szisat I. Ill.,:
His 5Election8is y anitllorls, y r.5
Hardland % clining Use Of y
am F'+s= a
CHAN GEs IN CONSTITUTION ST / I

9(By .Associat ted Press. Il,

DENVER, COL. jul - u ge Henry NJ Z
Melvin, Of Oakland, Call. was 4 u Y! N,
mo i sly elected q rand Exalted Ruled Of
Y the Bene yolent and Protective Order Of 8
iElks in the convention this evening. Dr..
IHardland, OF Montana, refused to allo "
his name to go before the convent on.S
Il. 7 he Boston and Montana, Of Butte,
Won the prize III the band contest by de-
fault. Twelve other bands entered but
failed to qualify as they did not have
thirty pieces. W sit
vs. The grand large held its first business
session to-day, revision OF the constit.ul-
ton being one n Of the most important
matters to come before Il the yentlon.
q BY the adoption Of the proposed new
constitution three forms Of government
Will be sesta blished (: Executive judicial
and and legislative, This will put all tho
exeecut tive, mower in the hands OF the grand
exalted ruler while the judicial duties.
such as the arbitration OF all questions
pertaining to the order, will be placad
In the hands of q board OF governors,
or similar body. The legislative power,
of course, will deYolYe upon all dele gates
upon the convention. IA S5t Si 5s II IA.
Henry ]. Darwood !, /. g. rnennb ben OF the
philadelphia delegaJtl lon, will On troduce
a resolution condemning tho use Of the
E,ks sbadge.b tho F'raternal, Benevolent
ma 4pro tectivot Order OF Elks Sof America,
al organiza Honl Of NEGROES, and recon- IN
mon ding thu adopt Ion Of an otilcia en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
/, The New Officers.

The following officers OF the g randd
Lodge we're elected Grand Exalted Ruler.
Henry "a. Melvin, oakland CAL; II Grand
Esteemed Tending KING + s r.! t. Q uiesser,
isanyille,s Ohio; Grand Esteemed I1ecturing
Knight w w. Mac Clellan,s I'lttsburg;
Grand a Trustee DIN I1.$Ss Flayiland,
Butte, Mont; I, Grand Secretary Fred G,
Robinson, Dubuque, Iowa. Grand Treas
7urer, John X, Tener, Chartered, |, Pa, Il
There were 4; 1885 delegates to tho Grand
Iodgeatp present. this being the il second
largest meeting ever eld. Y 0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
OBITUARY, III
Rev. Edward Huber.

The funeral Of Rev Edw va 1 Huber i;
baltimore. took place las 4 Friday after,
noon at q o. clock, . "a
thew's Church. In Baltimore, and was
formerly pastor OF the lutheran Church
in this city. whore no was Widely known
and liked. tB Il. $
Robert Mitchell Owen,
I. The remains Of Robert Mitohell Owen,
Of wilmington, n, Gu arrived In the city
Yesterday morning over the ga Atlantic
Coast Line, and were taken direct to
Maury Cemetery. in Manchester. for In
d MS Mrs. owen Is a. sister Of Mr., Robert
Mitchell, OF this city,
Funeral Of Mrs. Fox.
The funeral of Mrs II, ( Fl, Fox Will
ttnkaSplace from tho residence. No. 1411
West Clay Street, ut o'clock this after
noon. 5. SIS q. !. III A. Z !,
Michael Whit. 98'
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch,
~ EAST RADFORD, VA, July 17,-Mr.
Michael Whit, eldest son OF Mrs, Mel.
4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
BRIEF#ITEMSsFRO ON. EVERYWHERE

wiser and long eloa Mrs Iliza ,,l nar
years old next MONTH is nalt'n g her annual
tour Of this Stat In n automob lie.
FL ST. I.ou1s-Accortins to dispatches from /
New Dirk Mrs. 11roughton OVERWHELMINGLY "a
OF the lmmi grafton expert nd sautho ~ as
!aeparat ed from her husband and has declared
that@her3 decision lis flnal.
CUNT HOLLY, y. / J.--W working In the yard
atFherthome near Tom lnson' Mills NJ r.. M
sWrth was surprised to see a big rat tesnaKe.&
AS there were men In Y 81 CHI, 30 woman
secured aScubs and Iii a short time she had th0ss
snake dead. had five rattle and sa buttons
coNNELLsY1LLE, r A. III va rra i n was
Issued here for the rrest5 OF Thomas 81
a chnrge OF double forge ne charEes aro
made BY the young man "a ther whose mans
the lad forged to- check. VA
iSssHANfoxIN PA. Pc err arhuts q hotle,t
keeper at Brady, was almost trarnple to death
by a. horse which won crazy while he a va
driving IL. 6, HUI
NEW YORK.--Lockjaw caused the death IN
birty-folr years old g
haIXis
Ills friends by among them at om ns
OF the club rooms In the N'es
tho city,. Sss5
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!DEAT.iHS..

~ --FltgNI -Is5il ffrs - ~
t. 1ese IS M 1t ths pss,dsRse a9 81 S heg
husband, IA Sylvester Bernard. .Jr., 800
\ South Laurel Street. ROBERTA y,
8 Funeral from Pine Street BAPTIST
Church THIS (yWedne6day) "A FyT ER-
NOON. Mt s h o.olock. "A "a n erment "a In
Rlyeryiew Cemetery, ~ va NJ 4i
rox.-- Died, Monday, ass A. Nj. NJ her
residence, 14l1 West Clay Street.. Mrs,
II. HI. FOX She sjss sprylNei by5fsiS
children on prot her 4, !, I, |, r,e
i DA sATTERNoO DON fat o'clock IRON
& the reside nc0,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
Given Marriage License.

A marriage license was issued IN WASH
,ngton Yesterday, accordlng to q report
in the Evening Star, to Mr.. Harry N:
anller and Miss Rue D. Adams. bot IN q
Richmond. Their names do not q ppeaF
in the City Directory, h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
TEN DAYS in 1T He LAND u oF&aTHa5
Il skYn-$to.oo RoU ND Id RIP " "A 3ESS
eEtYatSOljTH RN RAIL WAVE Y

4 From Richmond, South Boston and sil-ss
5ternedinte stations also Norfolk, II ClarRS.53
mont ana stations to fYlrgllina to Asher
Vile, N. c., and re turn. Tickets on sale
for all trains August 18th & return lnl,sg
August 26th.- An excel ent opp ortuntys
to visit this favored sectl lon, T he Land
OF the sky. and the beautiful Sapphire
Country Apply to any Southern Rail
way Ticket Agent or Passenger Office
920 East Main Street. Il Il II Il M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
Lynchburg, 81. Round 4 III T| i!
.Roanok,e E, So Round !, Trip III
Norfolk and w estern R,y.
Fri DAY, SJUL " eoTt .s8ss $ssss
Three Days In the Blue Ridge
Mountains.

5 Special fast trains, without change
cars, will leave r ichmond ~ :1O N noon
Friday ~ July 20, ] eo6, and returning.s
flea Va n r oanoke 1880 noon and Lynchy8
burg $40 p. M. sMonda " July Esd, Il stofs,
ping In both directions at Bedford. Montt5
vale and Blue Ridge Round "trip tickets
at tho above low rat les will be- on sale
at Byrd Street Station.
RE- For full8 information, apply to ~ Is.
Knowles, City Passenger Agent. SAG East
81, 9. c.. II. RosLEY. "
s District Passenger Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
LOW RATE WEEk.E o ExcUR SloN9s
n TO NEW YsSEASH ORE RE s5sE;
l-.....L cnREe-2. IL e 2. r.. & VI

Commencing June 22d. u and until sep-9
TENDER 9Th. Inclusive, the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad VIII
sell on n Friday and Saturday OF each
week special excursion tickets to Atlantic
City, Cape May. Ocean City. Sea Isle
city, and Wildwood. N. il at rate 8sof
$40, 90 round trip from r Richmond Tickets (
good going only on date Of sale for
return passage leaving destination not
later than Tuesday following date OF &
Issue. Apply to ticket agents, r., Z. Y
p. r. r, "a 4. i- w. p TAYLOR,
i78l Il Trnftio Manager,siss
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burn whit, h died this morning al the
age Of thirty-slx years after a week wee 'Sl g
illness A, from typhoid fever. Two other her
brothers. Messrs. e nd and James an s 8
Whit, lie dangerously III with the same same
disease Funeral services will 9 con I'l7
Church by the Odd re lows and burial
made at Laurel Hill Gene ery In the IS
on, Rev. II Focslie otilcla ting
4 s5$8 Mrs. ]. L.5 NJ aiming
Especial n to The T lmes-D ispa ch.)
DURHAM, he N {. .Ss July L. M rsss$J .s u.
manning, wife of the late ohm Manning "
died this morning at her home, NJ In Chapel
ii aged III & She leaves seven child rem
Dr. D nj. and R. s. NJ aiming Of Durlnmi
Dr.. H. Manning 81 Miss Mary hlannlng
and Mrs. DR.. r .a p. Wv enabl eI@ Of Chapel
Hills M rs. \. r, ebb. of Bell Buckle,
Tenny and n w. luAke e ray a,
Tile and burial took 81
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