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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06
Miss George Hayrnaker.
THE POST DISCOVERY
"A Revelation In Human Food.

/ Previous to the discovery OF the Post
process OF changing the starchy part Of
Wheat and Barley into form OF sugar,
many people suffered from what Is
known as starch Indigestion.
That was shown by gas and all sorts
OF stomach and bowel trouble sometimes
ending in appendicitis). brought on by
the undigested starch In wheat, oats,
white bread, cake, buildings, etc., etc.
Nature ultimately Furnishes any one
who continually takes some medicine or
drug to- smooth over or nulllfy bad con-
iditions OF the body. The only safe way
to cure such is to correct or remove the
cause. Therefore 1t was plain to Mr..
Post. In working out his discovery, that
people who show some weakness in d.
costing the starchy part OF food (Which
Is much the largest part OF all we eaD
must be helped by having the starch d.
gested or transformed before being eaten.
And OF course the safest and truest way
to do this would be to initiate nature and
avoid nil chemicals or outside and un-
natural things The body dgests the
starchy food by the following process
First tho moisture or juices OF tho mouth
and stomach, then warmth or mild heat
which grows or develops diastase from
the grain. Time Is also an important
element and when all work together and
the human organs operate properly the
starch is slowly turned into a form of
sugar, as 1t must be before the blood
will absorb 1t and carry the. needed en-
orgy to different parts OF the body OF
course II the body fails to DO Its work
perfectly trouble sets In
So in the making OF the famous food
Grape Nuts-moisture, warmth and time
are the only things used to turn starcn
into sugar thus Initiating nature and
keeping the human food In original
purity, free from outside things and Just
as Mother Nature Intends It shall DO
kept for advanta geous use by her chill
dren, Tho food Is fully cooked ut tho
factories, and Is crisp and delicious with
a little thick cream poured over,
It con be softened for people with weak
teeth, but is most valuable to others
when II must be energetically chewed.
thus bringing down the saliva from the
gums to 60 to the stomach and help
digest the entire meal, besides tho use OF
tho teeth strengthens and preserves
them. Nature blesses the parts Of the
body that are used and not abused.
Grape Nuts food brings "a peace. health
and comfort when people are In despair
from any one Of the als resulting from
undigested food,
Read the little hook, "Thc Road to
Melville" found in pkgs,
!. "ghera'a q reason,' !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06
,coLD-BLoODED MURDER.
Paul Johnson Shot and Killed
Henry Miller With Shotgun.
Especial to The Tines Dspatsef

Especial to The Times Dispaten.l
GOLDSBORO, n. c.. June paul
Johnson 1 shot and killed Henry Miller:
another colored man, at a late hour sass
night in Little Washington. suburb
Of this city. occupied exclusively by
4 pair Of pants caused the dispute
which resulted in the killing. Earlier
in the evening Johnson went to q negro J,
pressing club to get a pair OF pants,
which he had left there. Miller was
temporarily In charge OF the place and
refused to let johnson have the pants
without the money. This brought on
a difficulty, in which Miller. who. was
e much larger negro, used chair on
johnson. The men were separated. and
the affair was thought to be settled.
Johnson came up the street to the Avery
stables, where he worked and secured a
shotgun He returned to Little Wash
ington and met Miller on the street.
Without warning Johnson put his gun
up to his shoulder and emptied load
OF shot into the head Of Miller, who
fell dead on the street.
The shooting was done at close range,
and the load OF shot made an ugly
wound In the side OF Aliller's head. AS
soon as Miller fell. johnson made a
break to run, and was interrupted by
another negro. who received = load OF shot
In his heel. Johnson then had no fur
ther trouble In making good his escape.
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TO GIVE LASS|TER
A BIG SEND {: / of
Arrangements for a Mass Meet
ing When Committee Meets
to Declare Hin Nominee.
TO APPOINT POLICE JUSTICE
Salaries Of City Engineer and
Health Officer Both
Increased.
Especial 10 The Times.Dspatch.)

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA, June 1.-THE city
Democratic centra! committee tonight
appointed subcommittee Of four, incluo-
ing Chairman John b. Evans, as ex-
officio chairnlan to make arrangements
for big mass-mceting at tho Academy
of Music. Friday night, June 18th, when
the Fourth District Democratic Commit
lee Will meet, according TO the call OF
Judge a. y. Watkins, chairman, and de-
clare Major L. r.. Lasstcr, OF this t'y;
the Democratic nominee for Congress, all
other candidates for the nomination nav
Ing withdrawn.
Invitations to the meeting VIII be sent
to Governor Swanson. Senator'S Danlel
and Martin, the Virginia congressman
and the Democratic county chairman ana
other prominent Democrats
w. T. Mulcaha, and Drs. VIM. Piicn ne.
and j. NJ. Burke are members OF INC
subcommittee with Chairman Evans.
The City Council this evening referred
to the finance committee, resolution
requesting Judge ]. NJ. Mullen, OF inc
Corporation Court, to appoint ponce
Justice, which, n done. VIII DO away.
with the present system OF Trying an
police court cases before the mayor.
The Council confirmed the contracts LOT
sidewalk Improvement and sewer e* st..l
sion. made with the Southern CoAtractils
Company, Of Norfolk. by the speclai com COM
,nIt,ec m sewers and sidewalks.
Tho salaries OF the city engineer ni H'
THO health Officer were Increased 20 eisn-
fcen hundred and twelve hundred doiiats'
,espectivey. ~
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COL. A. 6. DICKINSON
DIES IN new YORK
Served in Confederate War, Win
mig Renowr, and Fame, and
Was Well Known.

Colonel A. C. Dickinson, late of the
Confederate army, who was we'll known
in Richmond, died In MS home. No. SS1
Central Park, West, New York city, On
Colonel Dickinson was born in Caroline
county, Va, In 1895. On his mothers
side he was related to the A1agruder
famly famous n H. the military history
school education, and afterwards moved
to New Orleans, where he married and
began commercial career, which was
cut short by the outbreak of the Civil
native State, and as a soldier served
with great bravery. and renown. receiv-
Ing wide recognition. After the war he
went to New York. where he entsreu
successful to the end. He won a name
and fortune In the insurance business
/. Colonel dickinson retired from active
business number OF years ago and
aonal friend 1 Of Charles roadway Ro ps
Of Joseph Jefferson and OF other prom-
lnent Americans. He was member
the board OF trustees OF the Confederate
Memorial Association. OF Battle Abbey,
the memorial fund. Dr.. j. William Jones
says OF him: HE was tlne gentleman
and good soldier"
He moved to Richmond about ten years
Street.
His wife was Miss Sue Marshall Cole
man, daughter OF Colonel Nicholas u.
Coleman. OF New Orleans. and a grand
niece OF Chief Justice Marshall.
He is survived BY his wife and four chill,
dren: Mrs. DR.. Gaunt. OF New York city;
Mrs G. A. Norris. who lived with her
parents; Mr.. Harry Dickinson, OF Mount
inson, lawyer OF New York city.
The burial will be near the monument
TO the Confederate dead Just outside OF
Yonkers, n. Y.
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WELCOME TO PASTOR.
Cordial Reception to Rev. E. H.
Dickerson in Ashland.

tSpecilI 10 me ll;nes-DiSpatch.) ss4s
ASHLAND. VA, June 5.-The newly;
church here. Rev. E. Fl. DIckerson, met
with a cordial reception tonight and
somewhat In the nature Of a surprise.
reception was rendered him at the
residence OF Mr. and Mrs. Bridges. The
house was tastefully decorated In GRIM
son roses In great profusion, which
abound now in Ashland, and in field
the young ladies of the Altar Guild. Mr.
iDickerson spoke In most encouraging
words of the work which he is about to-
undertake here. The church is to be en-
larged and a Sunday school room pro-.
vlded.
Among those who attended the recep-
ton tonight were the following: Bishop
and Mrs. CRANBERRY. Rev. and Mrs. e. T.
1nd M4a Ren and Rev fs Hsy
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate chenery Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles z. Potts, Mr. and Mrs Nor
and Mrs. Guilbert. Mr.. Paul Jernigan,
Rev. Joshua Hunter, Mrs; Sue Wrigh n !;
Misses Wright Mrs. a. E. Coulter and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. James Chenery,
Nj. and Mrs John Addison. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Maury. Mrs. Annie Carr. Mrs.
"a. c. Bridges and Misses Bridges. Mr..
and Mrs Howard Miss Ethel Howard,
Rev. J. Poyntz Tyler, Miss Mary Tyler.
Miss Pattie Leakc. Miss Liy-y Leake. Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Garter, Mrs. :, Cha, ;a,.
BALDWIN Mr.. walter Baldwin, Miss Alice
H How, MI. and Mrs Walden and Miss
Vaden. Mr.. VI. Foy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleming Fox, Mr.. and Mrs p. a; 4, Ey " ms
Misses Evans. Mrs. Rice. Miss Lily. Rlce;
Wiss E,vie Mayo, Mr. and Mrs. Ryland
Tan,es Hunter Miss Annie Macon Potts,
Mr.. and Mrs, Fitch. Mr. and ,a Miss s. COOK OK
S ~, - Dicl,er q Mr. and Mrs. Newman.
Miss susie Patton. Miss Park Patton
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BUILDING AND LOAN.
New Census Shows Large In.
crease in the Twin City.
fspecial to ME TImes-DIs,

Especial to The mes-Dlspatch.)
Z |WINSTON-SAL N. c., June a.
The State Building and Loan League
convened In annual session here this
afternoon. The presidents report show
ed that there were eighteen associa-l
lions In the league. and that they repre-
sent 5.999,99 shares, OF the par value OF
$780, 900. Tonight the visitors were
rendered reception and smoker at the
Elks' club-rooms.
The census OF Winston Salem and her
suburbs, just completed by the W. H.
Walsh Directory Company, and accord
Ing to the sworn statement Of the men
IN charge OF the work. the Twin City
This is large increase in population
since the last census taken In 1900 tho
total population at that time being about
10000 5S 5Nflsal
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GIRL IS WHIPPED
WITH HEAVY CORD.
Her Father, WHO Was Fined,
Claims She Had Acted
1ndiscrctely.
WELLS ON HER SHOULDERS
Girl Claims Father Was Drunk
and Assaulted Her With
out Reason.
Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The IlmeS-Dlspatcn.)
NORFOLK, VA, June 5.-samuel Nc.
Knowcn. carpenter, living at No. 2i4
Granville Avenue, arrested last night at
tint Union Mission for flogginE with q
heavy cord and threatening to kill his
sixteen-year-old daughter. Mary, was
fined fifty dollars and costs In the po-
lice court to-day
The girl herself was at the mission
when N1cKnowen was arrested. She had
letter from Justice of the Peace a. j.
Dalton to Superintendent Ryno, and was
In quest OF q nights lodging. Justice
Dalton also advised Mr.. Ryno to cause
the arrest Of McKnowcn should he at
tempt any interference at the mission.
The girl was att!red in black when she
appeared at the mission. Her mother
died about three months ago. On her
shoulders and arms were we!ts, marks
OF the cord which the father had laid
there.
For no apparent reason. she said her
father, who comes home Intoxicated
about once week. assaulted her last
night. After the flogging she first sought
Chief of Police Boush, but, being un-
able to find that officer, she called on
Justice Dalton.
The girl said that she has been her
fathers housekeeper since the death OF
her mother
Mcknowen said that the girl had been
acting indiscreetly.
McKnowcn appealed from the fine, and
was bailcd In the sum of 500
The.sdhughter returned to the Union
Mission with Mrs. Ryno.
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IN MEMORIAM.

Richmond Va. June 5, 1906.
AT a MEETING Oh THE BOARD OF
Directors of the Savings Bank Of Rich
mond, held this day. the following pre-
ambe and resolutions were adopted:
Z Whereas, we have learned with sorrow
Of the demise OF Mr. OHIO O.8OWENS,
who has been q member of this board
since the Reorganization Of the bank:
4 therefore, be 1t
Resolved, LIST, That we desire to place
on record our appreciation OF the SER
vices rendered by the deceased during
K his long connection with this institution
We shall miss his association and his
counsel He was always ready to per-
!. form his duty and to promote the In
tercst of this bank
M Resolved. End. That we tender to his
bereavcd widow our sincere syn1pa thy
and coincidence in her aflliction. and
that we attend his funeral ina body.
Resolved, 3rd That a pagein our rec
ords be dedicated to his memory and a
(. copy Of this paper be presented to the
widow Of our late associate. and pub
lished in the daily newspapers OF this
JOHN w. GORDON.
Ha WILLIANIszI1. iZIMMERN1AN,
st H. SELDOM TAYLOR,
James nnse M. Bali, Secretary, 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06
a BIG ENTERPRISE.
An Electric Road Up and Down
the Rappahannock.
cial ia The Times- Dispatch

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.)
MORRISvILLE VA, June 5.-A1r.
l1ezekah Embrey and Brother, Of En-
hrcy, sold their mill, farm and valuable
water power on the Rappahannolck
River at Embrey, to Mr.. J. F. Tyson, Of
Warrcnton. who will probably purchase
another piece of their land further up
the river with frontage OF a mile
or the river.
1t is understood that the agents Of a
New York syndicate are securing all the
best water power along the Rappahan-
mock River and making large purchases
OF land lying along said river, with the
intention of building an electric road
UP and down the river and establishing
enormous power stations.
Mr. Tyson stated that dams would be
built at Embrey ard W. S. Ford Mr.,
George Gould is reported to be at the
head OF the new company
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CHANGES CENTRAL
STATE Il II HOSPITAL STAFF
DR.. Brunk Accepts Another
Place and Other Physicians u
Promoted.

(Special to The IlmeS- LlSPdlC!i.) 49,, :
Il PETERSBURG, VA, June 6:-The
special board of directors Of the Central
State Hospital has accepted the resigna-
ton 1tal Of the first assistant physcian. d Or.
@. G, Brunk, promoting Drs. r. 8; tai
hot %. III. Connolly and r.. P. Bledsoe
10 be first, second and third assistants.
Respectively. DR.. r. G. Hume, OF Gull
neper. formerly druggist OF the hospital,
has been elected fourth assistant physi-
o' Dr.. Brunk, who has made a most
efficient assistant, resigns to accept a
position at a private sanltarium IN Char
lottesville.
at II. S. Beckwith and Company's book
store this afternoon took preliminary
measures to form an Incorporated organ
ization to beautify Blanford Cemetery
and to provide for the care and ,protec-
ton OF private squares at minimum
expense, these to be the sole purposes
OF the organization, which will have no
money makng objects.
Miss OctavIa BeTille, daughter OF Mr..
William j. Beville, OF Dinwiddie, will
be married to Mr.. Marion Do Shazor, a
we'll -lsnown citizen Of that county. at
Ocean Church Thursday evening. Juno
Judge Walter A. Watson will open
the Circuit Court here next Thursday.
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FATALLY STABBED
WITH A HAT PIN.
Girl Ten Years Old Jabs Hat Pin
Into Lung OF a Ten Year
Old Boy.
LITTLE GIRLS UNDER ARREST
Stuck Pin Through Him for
Revenge Because She Was
Pushed Off Sidewalk,
fspec.,,l to The Times. Dispatch.)

(Spec.,!l to The Times-D ispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, June 5.--Becauso he
tried to push her OF the sidewalk, as she
alleges, Beatrice Grandy, age ten. drove
a hat pin through the back and into
tho lung of George T.. Derby, Jr,, ton
years old, and the son OF John T. Derby
OF No. 400 Olny Road. Client the high
class residential section OF tho city.
Tho boy has had hemorrhase and
will probably die from the effects or the
wound. ~ tried to stick the pin through
him for revenge" said the girl this
afternoon. Beatrice and her sister,
Rosalca, aged fourteen. who was with
her when she stuck the boy, were ar
rested for the crime,
They arc beins held IN 5000 bond
until june lolh pending the result or
tho wound.
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AT "A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
Directors Of Hollywood Cemetery COM
pany held this afternoon, the follow.
ing resolutions expressing the sense OF
the loss felt by the surviving members
Of this body upon the announcement
made In the morning paper. OF the death
n Of Mr.. O. 0. Owens, who departed this
life at his residence. in this city, about
4 II O clock last nght-vis.:
Mr.. o. Q. Owens was elected e; :, egh ~
years ago member Of the Board or
Directors OF Hollywood Cemetery ConT-
q pany; and his election to that position
has been annually repeated since that
Z time.
BY reason OF his peculiar fitness. ef-
flciency and faithfulness for ascertain
ing how and what best to do With the
many problems connected with the
mana cement and care OF q cemetery
company, he had been appointed an
nuay for the last esn oym atts 81 tat
company; and for the last two years
he had been elected vice-president of
In filling these positions his co.opera-#
ton was felt 70 be Indispensable N the
3 important work OF the cemetery COM
Therefore, be 1t resolved That this
Board Of Directors feel deeply their
great loss In the death OF Mr.. o. O:
Owens, whose untirIng energy and
tho last eighteen years unstintedly In
behalf of the best interest of Holly
wood Cemetery Company, which he
loved to serve.
It Is further resolved That this
board win sadly miss from, their midst
a kind ana considerate friend, and
most genial and aftable companion 4,
Resolved, That, a copy OF the above
resolutions be sent, to the tsmily OF
Mr.. Owens. and that the resolutions be
l.
= A RARGAM1N, President
Robert r. Brooke. Secretary.
Richmond, Va, June 9Th,
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Master Of Lila Ill.

(speclqls tor Tho Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, June 5.-The yawl
Lila, one Of the ocean racers from New
York to Bermuda. driven in here by
stormy weather last Saturday, Is still at
anchor OF the club house of the Hamp-
ton Roads Yacht Club and her de-
X D.. Floyd, owner and sailing master
OF the yarait, went on a trip to the Dis
NAL Swamp to-day and returned tonight
Ill. He was taken to the home OF Com-
modore Ferguson.
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liston. 5g
Funeral from residence at P. NJ,
WEDNESDAY June 9th. i3t
MILTz.-Died Tuesday morning, Juno S,
1905 at s:15 O'Clock at his residence
200 South Harrison Street. Mr.. FRED
ERrCK ". MITz, in the flfty-hfth
year OF his ago. TIe leaves, besides
Ills wife and four children, thtee sisters
and two brothers to mourn their loss.
Funeral will take place from Second
Presbyterian church THIS "wednesday
AFTER NOON at 4 O'clock Intermcnt
in RiyHfsVlow,
Baltimore papers please copy.
= No. 7cs North THIRD street, Monday
NAGLEsMANN. In his elghty-seventh
funeral Will take place from ST.
Mnry's German CATHOLIC church WE'D
4 NESDAY MORNING. at 8 O'clock Rel
atiyes and friends Invited to attend
OWENS. Died. June 1. 1906. at his resi-
dence, No. 20S East Grace Street, OHIO
O. Owens aged tfty-seyen. years.
Funeral from Second Presbyterian
church THIS "wednesday AFTER
NOON at Is o'clock. Internrent at Holly
wood,
ROWE Died. at the residence Of her
husband. John 7. Rows 7O4 Graham
Street, Sunday, June ard at II P.5 NJ,
PARTHENIA 5EI4IzABErH ROWE.
Funeral from Fulton Baptist church
at p. NJ, WEDNESDAY,, June 9th.
Friends aud acquaintances invited to
attend =,
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Traded a Slapper.

D tnSeStI Vas 1une e hpEpIt .e41 Rer
man. the shortstop on the Danville
baseball team. who was recently sus-
pended in Lynchburg for Shaping tho
umpire, LETT this afternoon for Augusta,
Atlantic League.
lie was traded for Howard, q pitcher
who played last year with the Char
lotte, n. c., team.
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Mrs. Lydia Smith Gibson.
ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch.)

, WINCHESTER, VA, June 5.-Mrs.
Lydia Smith Gibson. wife Of John H.
Gibson, for many years the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Clarke county. died
last night at her home, near Berryville,
after a lingering illt,ess, aged sixty-nye:
Mrs. Gibson was the niece Of Colonel
Treadwell Smith, formerly one OF the
largest land -owners lin Virginia. Her
husband, two daughters and one son
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-06
Richn,onders on List,

Especial to Tie Times sputci,.)
the university feliowahlps san Announced S'o to,
night by the trustees OF the Johns Hop
kin University. are Douglas southal
Freeman. OF Richmond, history, and
Henry Darlington Lancaster, Of Rich-
mond. romance languages 5a
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Church Dedication.

Especial to Tho Tmes-Dspat ch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, June g..
'The w. r. D. Moncure Memorial Baptist
/ Church. near Brooke, in StafNsrd county,
was dedicated on Sunday. Rev. DR.. T,
S. Dunaway, OF this city. preached the
dedlcatory sermon. There were all-day
services and dinner on the grounds. A
large crowd was present.
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What Father Does

Mothers may talk work, struggle, TO
make their sons models by which TO shape
new heaven and new earth. Hut INC
hoy,s world IL In the man who is his
father, and ths boy believes that. what
ever may be right or sundays o. ~
prayey Tine the lh!4Gs. thss are Eeally
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A. w. Barksdale.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
i $DANVILLE, W. June i5.-;Mr. A y.
,Barksdaie died suddenly tonight in ms
room at the old Norn,andiel Hotel.s,H q :. e
was born in Halifax county. He had been
a resident Of Danville for the past, twenty
years. and was tobacconist The fol o. :.
~ Barksdale, Of Savannah; Mrs. Sallie
Baker and Miss Agnes Barksdale, OF
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Will Succeed Harrington.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
& NORFOLK, VA, June 5.-Tho report
that Captain r. NJ. Berry U. s. N, now
In command OF the navy yard at Pensa-
cola. Fla, would succeed Rear-Admiral
r. F. Harrington, In command OF the
Norfolk navy yard can now he con-
frmed. Captain Berry will assume com
mand on July 18th. -
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Regular Junboes,

Yes, said Kidder. describing his
travels. there's = species OF ant in
india that grows to really enormous
size"
"You don't say7'' exclaimed Miss Gull.
Really. They are called Eleph ants,
and one OF them can easily carry q man
on Its back"
'Good gracious The deal
Good gracious! The dea!"-The Cath
ole Standard and Times.
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Big Ship in Roads.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatci.)
NORFOLK, VA, June 5.-The big bat
tleship Kentucky is now In Hampton
Roads. and will come UP to the Norfolk
Navy Yard for an overhauling as soon
as room can be made for her now
among other big ships there.
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YOUNG MANS SUICIDE.
Bad Health Led Him t. the Deed
of Self-Destruction.
(SpecIal to The Times-Dispht

--- Especial to The -Tines-D1spHtr1E1
PLUM POINT, VA. June 5.-Dennis
OF age, living in the lower part Of this
county, shot himself Sunday with p!s-
tol through the heart and died instantly.
Young Robbins had been in bad health
Baltimore to a, hospital for some time.
but got no relief, f>d committed the
deed OF self-destruction few days after
his return to his home.
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Funeral Of Mr.. Owens.

The funeral Of the late Mr.. Ohio o.
Owens, whose death at an early hour
yeterday morning was reported in this
paper will take place from the Second
Presbyterian Church on Fifth Street at
s o'clock this afternoon.
The services will be conducted by Rev.
DR.. Cecil and the burial will be in Holly
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George Stinsson.
Especial to The Times-Dispat

Especial to The sTimes-Dispatch.)
DIANA MILLS, VA, June 5.-After a
week of painful suffering George. the
nine-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". 8:
stinson, of this place. died Saturday at
We're called home during his illness---Mrs;;
junius Stlnson, Of Linkhorn. Va. and
Misses Maud and tInez Stinson, of Roam