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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-26

Charles Cults, at one time a resi-
dent of Grand Forks but now of Far
go was a Christmas visitor in the city
yesterday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-26

are the highest grade OBJ
tainable. We carry all the
standard makes and make a
specially of the famous Estey
organ.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Roe were the
host and hostess to large company
of friends on Christmas day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
ENFORCE FOOD LAW
Plans Of the Commissio That L. At
Will M AXE Rules. h,
lfla 1anaclal. % The Times. Dispatcll.

59t4 (gpociai 10 Tho Times DtspatcI.l SJ -.
Z WASHING Gu ugustYls.---; nc
eomtnission for formulating rules for the
enforcement OF tho pure food and drug s.
act appointed BY the departments OF tho
Treasury i, A grioulturc and Commerce and
Labor has made UP q list OF subjects
that are ID be accorded the food man
IL acturers before the rules arc promul-
gated N The hearings viii be held In New
York btween September 18th and septern-
Der 18th. There are twelve groups into
which the various questions OF ruling are
divided. They deal with the original
package as prepared for export. the col-
icot,or OF samples, hearings and pnblica-
tons, the use OF colors, flavors and pre-
ssrvativcs. misbrahdng OF "a foods and
drugs, mixtures. compounds. limitations
and blends, proprietary foods. drug adul-
iteration ana rnisbranding. tionery.
tho esta attainment OF tho government
guarantee and the inspection OF imported
goods. s ssh gss.j SS5 4 ~ 4
Circulars announcing the field Il TO be
covered are being sent out TO all I he food
manufacturer Interested, md those who
wish to appear either In person \ or by
proxy, OF who wish 10 II file y briefs are
directed to make their request to 81 DR..
Wiley. OF tho Department Of Agricul-
tuSe, before september a 9th.
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.RAllWAY CONDEMNS
LANDS For STATION 8 N
G. & @. Want More Property on
Seventeenth Street for
4 Freight Station.
.FreightStation

SS The Chesapeake and Ohio on yesterday
Instituted condemnation proceedings in
tho natterEo OF property owned by Eliza
i beth Finke. Annie and Michael Bahen,
Thomas and AIaude Finke, Aluscoe f nike,
Ida and Theodore Snyder. Lizzie Chan-
I ming and Mark Finke, Irene and Mack
HILL. "A. b. and g. w, u Warren. tru stees
B for II wv. Chelf: Theresa and w.
8Talley. Kate and T. ]. Nolan. Celeste
AIulligan,, Bridget and Annie Irwin, Mary
and Peter n. Murphy. Samuel Bruce
$Dunston. Michael Murphy and Charles
81 Smith.
@ Tho property is located on Seventeenth
Street, between Broad and Clay Streets,
and Il will DO used for the purpose OF
building the large freight depots. plans
for which the Chesapeake and Ohio an
gnounced several months go.
The railroad company has for the past
year been steadily acqu ring property in
{ this locality, and Il the proceedings now
Instituted are for the purpose Of securing
those parcels OF land which cannot 10
secured by private sale. A III G s
3 President Stevens, OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio. denies positively that the new
freight depots will be used by4all tho
roads as n union fregh station, He says
such an idea must nave M risen from tho
fact that private parties are planning ito
build a licensed warehouse the neigh
3borhood OF the proposed depot
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n BY
ARG. |. LIGHT [ | !. CONTACT [! J.
Attempt t. Light Cigarette
G caused Death Of Negro s$
& Boy d II
3 lspeelal BY Southern Bell Telephone,

Afs Especial by Southern Bell Telephone, ~ Il
#s5LYNCHBURG.SVA Az AUGUST 49, bert
Williams, colored youth. was electro
Scnted late last night at Il the corner OF
Seventh and fillmore Streets under cir
scunstances that were unusual II and PEE
cullar. He lost his 4 life as the result OF
his own act. and George Hackett, another
5colored boy, received q severe shock at
the same time that Williams lost his life
AT the corner OF these two streets work
men had been putting In some one-lnch
water pipes, and when they topped work
yesterday several lengths were lie e uns
til they returned to-day. Last night Will
liams picked up a; section Of this pipe,
which Is sabout twent y s feet Il long and
placed a piece OF paer in one end and
lifted 1t up to the arc light for he - r-
pose OF lighting the paper, AS soon Rs
the paper camo i q contact with the light
the boy received I the full y force Of {, 200
volts. X si| IA ~ Il s3$
SY He was hurled some ten feet into a
ditch, and lie was In It hen picked up.
The Hackett boy saw the LANCER his
companion was In and rushed Ito Il try ito
make him stop, and It was in this wa no
received the severe shock. He was
stuplfled by tho + 9 shock but recov ered an
hour later. ts335 * GsI3 81 - 81
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N szGREATLY
DAMAGE RESIDENCE.
M. Wallace !. Stockton 5, 'a''' ..s q
Barton Heights, Suffers ,lta Con
n. siderable j oss by Fire.


"a IIrire 81 Yea erday & morning damaged the
home Of a Mr.. wallace n u. Stockton q
Barton Heights 70 the extern Of bout :
81, 600. M The furniture was all 4 saved
through the heroic efforts Of mel hbors.
Who rushed to the scene INN diately az
ter the alarm was sounded. 3 ss9A
&3 Tint house was owned by Mr.. II. w.
Davis. 81 Goidsboro. n and was
covered BY insurance. 3S85t
388S "a bout 81 \ q clock yes terday morning.
Mrs. stockton told her thirteen -yea r-old
son. wv allace. to build q fire in the stove
I'm the Kitchen. The boy poured Kerosene
OIL into the stove where the there were I've
GOALS The blazc shot U AT once, and
tho oil can in the hands Sof the box OK
a pioded. III IA \. III 5s3
sF The child screamed and threw the can
from him. His eyebrows were singed.
and A he narrowly escaped from serious ,'l'
burning. u. II Isl s.
s$S5 The alarm was at once given and the
volunteer department OF Barton Heights
TAT once responded. MI Two streams we're
thrown on the burning building and
telephone message Y was sent TO Rich
Knlond for assistance. gf3Sss gs s8
Engine Company No. 8, Cap tain Myers q.
Iii charge. responded to tho ala rrn. and md
gave great assistance to the volunteer r
men Of the suburban place. y 54s ss
ss The blaze was extlngutshed after the
house was damaged to the g extent OF
about 81. 900. 35} aS$ @ S4
S Mr.. Stockton is the general agent Of
tho International Harvester Company,
and Is very vel known In r chmond and nd
Barton u Heights Tho citizens were ex-
8tremely kind to- him. and his furniture
vast all taken into the home II Of Mrs
sKuyk. Just across the st rect 53g
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NEGRO ARRESTED FOR
STABB|kG ANOTHER {:
Quarrel Arose Over Visit e
Z Dung Woma light With
Bricks and Knives Follows. Il.

r Tom Paine. colored. was arrested las t
night BY Bicycle Policeman Amos % & a
warrant sworn out before Squire Purdis
by Jim Jyether. also colored. while on his
way to the City Hospital In an 9 ambulance,
charging him with stabbing him With u. 9
knife S $s s5 q si38 81 F; iii,
5Sl Paine said at the Second Police Station
last night that no was visiting a. girl
who lives In the rear or 1860 2yy est Grace
Street, when Wether entered the front
gate ana said he was going to shoot him.
at the same time brandshing pistol.
The girl pushed NVether off the porch
while Paine ran out the AZ back go tc.
Syether pursued him and knocked 4 him
Il 10 the ground with brick. then began
beating him with Il q black jack. fES Paine
claims tina he drew a. knife and cut his
opponent in aelfsd tense. S$P
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RuffinS at LYnchburg. n

35s Especial By Southern Bell Telephone
Il u LYECHBURG,Y ~ Az Al gust ~ s,--she
III Dickinson. OF r tince Edward county,
this AFTERNOON brought william Ru h1n,S
the negro who was recently arrested An
North Carolina on#the charge Of murder lttl,
Ing John Gr,lbbs, the aged merchant and
postmaster at Tuggles, near Far,nyille,
Va and lodged Immediately In the city
Jail for safe keeping. Rufl,n has been
/ held for the grand Jury by Justice y. T..
Hart, of Fnrnville. He was arrested
on information given by another negro.
who has confessed, 3 His con fession Inn
plicated Rufln. Grubbs was Il murdered.
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robbed ana MI body crernated BY the
negroes on June 18th, OF this year.
Has City 1yNineer Summoned.

Dr.. H. sC.| Levy vest rdny fepo ted tho
city of Richmond for q lowing IN alley
between, Tween y.elght tn ard z went y-nirth
Streets, and between p and g. Streets.
To- be and remaifl In ~ Y, tisai,ltary con-
Was siitnmoned ia appear and ans sysr the
>SThe case Vas continued until the 18th
~ Ia nIotitf,. when Il n thought that
Justice ,urutchneld VIII have returned
from 4 his hdation And will settle the
matter 81 s4s III & s VI AZ stl
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SAYS PORTIvlIll
'P|;''|R|:.0||.T'|tCI'|'..G|'|R'|E||:['.|K.s'|l
Latter, However, Are Flying from,
Bulgaria and Taking Refuge
at Adrianople. :s148,
nv As.ociated Press.).

4 VIENNA. August Isl -.rhe Turkish am
baesad or has received & a circular note
Scotcernng Bulgarian affairs, which tho
porte viii present to the powers The
circular points out that the Porto III COM
peiled By the treatysOf .BerlIf, 10 protect
the liberties and persons. OF nil Greek and
orthodox believers In I,uig arm and East "a
R0ncla, and That the Grand visier att.
ready has reconstructed 18th N the Bull
sarian agent at tinOplc, y who Y re-
tor tea BY repronchlng the conduct Of = the
Turks in \ Macedonia. al &.
Flee from Bulgaria.
l-i AS (By Associated rrcss.) al n. Z,
f SOFIA, August 1S.--Six thousand Greek
families, fearing cxcesscs, lave left Bul-.
sgaria ana taken refuge ut Hs drianople,
where the authorities welcomed y BIN.
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FEt11 ~ 7FTT- I71- F-7
D elightful House PARTY

- most delightful house-party $1s no "
at stwood, L the beautiful
country home o 1lessrs. VIM: and Dick
sDarracott. in Hanover county.
s Those enjoying the hospl tality OF their
kind hosts are Misses Julia and Susie
%Darracott and Pearl Oakley,8 OF fIsr andon-
gon-the- James: Misses Belle. Helen and
Lee Garter and Inez NJ Teton, Of Pc
Btersburg: Miss Adele Sharp. Of Norfolk
Miss Mamye Bay liss, y of Richmon The
party Is being chaperoned by Mrs. r.
Franklin Liyesay, Of Petersburg, q,
3 Is,o time Is most del ight fully spent In
riding, driving. walking, dancing and IN
Visiting the places of interest throug hout
Bthe ncighborhood. prominent among
which are Hanover 4 own. q which came
within one vote OF being the apita Z Of
the Old 9Domnlon z Studley. the birthplace
OF Patrick Henry; the grave Of Ca ptain
SLatane, Cold Harbor and Seven ines,
the famous battlefelds. and not VI ar
away in New Kent Is the historical old
st. Peter Church, where George Wash-
tington was married, 5 III:
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DEEAT,,H|:s.

!SEMP.1-Died. at her tather's residence,
North Thifd Street y mat l7that
4 daughter OF chris. NJ, and Bert Ito Is ell,f
4 fist Church TODAY (Sund as, X August
10th, al III o'ciocls Al. N. ~ rlcIlds and
sacqualht 90 The filpl Y ara IVY So
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ana B Greer esville counties. These with
several grandchildren suryiy y, h Y,
TO Mrs. Z. ,y IN "a eS6nt ed the ola TSCnOOl

and GreenesYille countess These win Y ~.
several grandchildren surviy e I,
NJ MI q r Z represented the old school
type. ana vas never happier than when hen
entertaining his friends and llying opet
tried t:H mems Souls He was q member
81 Holly Square Bap LIST CHURCH, g, when
Ills son Is pastor and whom the end ca me
( he was sra tional@ to the last moment ,and
xpressed himself to the anx lous watchers
around him as being resi- ned entire ely 20 %
r. Ia He w Vas 8 a member 81 the Barham-
Charblss Camp or Veterans. 335f u, 5.aSs
% me obsequies were nducted Thurs
atthes homa Of Nj n;co II,
wore Rev. 80. g i, Harris, of p PORTSMOUTH,
and ! Rey. Hugh 6. Smith, 5of Em 2 y; z
Active pail bearers were Messrs. g, q
+ Sledge, 1s Ed HI Jones, y. w. q OK, y 3.
Taylor. II .3t "a. q N ewsome and George
iSledge.s The honorary pall-bea rers, con.
,sisting entirely OF h Confederate eterans;
were AIessrs, Ii. a. James, John Harrl-
son, R ebert j. Cobb. XII Fox, George
Lee, Aaron Ivey and Lieutenant q o 'eItl N
s. Gillian
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@Firctriarl Injured.

Il FAY yr1E, n, q. August 1s.-This
.1nt,rring the,5 overtnrnitg Of mn engine
an 4 side-traok ~ the Atlantic Coast
.Iinc Railroad caught Fireman Carlyle
between, the engine and tender, badly
,inceTatirg one leg and 1 so Turing one
hand ias Ito inecessitate the atnputation.
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fteigh. station, il you send US S 80 postal q
express. money order. The $3.50 pays Tor both
the coffee and freight. You will have nothing
more 70 pay, The ptice Of coffee iluetuates and
cannot DO guar.n,eed for any period, The
coffee will come in tho oFlginsl wrappers with
the signature Of Arbuckle Bros, which entities
you 10 fee presents ~ Ten pounds mean ten
signatures, We will send you . book FREQ with
eolo.ed picture, q 81 beautiful and useful
pre.ent, and full particulars ifyou write tor u,
YYou can .cnd for the book before you order
the coffee. ,5
Arbuckla' ARlOsA |. clear coaee | Each
bean i coated and sealed BY our original
"mo.het'.' process which preserves intact fotyou
no no. maize, how, distant, The deliciol, favor and
aroma due 70 our exceptional facilities and
killed foaaing mol q, be- compared with crude
and primitive ms!hod.,o : smaller scale, \
sl.o makes he coffee settle clear and quickly.
Million. q homesia every section drink only
A.buslls. AFRO sA Coa.s ths whols.oa.
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Bows IA Vaudeville.

seven little boys gave d vnudcv lille and
charged five cents ~ cket. and realized
1910. Their names were Ralph Waller
stein, Clarence Johnson s Sylvan, 81 Isoths- !:
chile, Adrian Bendhelm, Copeland Sam.
S,lels. Henry sterr, and Jack Asher. The
proceeds were given 70 the leo Mission.
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.Tohn T. Smith,
(,peoel tnlThe Tunes Dispatch

(sDe0lGl tnFIhe TNnas-I lsPat CID
LEESBUFG VA August Is, ~ ohm r.
Smith. ESQ.,. one OF the most prominent
ly this morning at S clock mt his homo
in Purcellyile, from heart disease, aged
sxty-two years. He was twice married.
Ills first VITO was n Miss Mcdaniel, his
second wife u Miss Woods, OF near Wine
chester. VA, who with two children and
three brothers Messrs, Joshua, Henry
and Thomas r, Smith, survive,
3 Mr.. Smith Waa 4 fine financ!er and for
many years vas presldent 6 OF the John
r. smith Milling Company, Of Fircell-
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flames w. Gish.

Special TO The Times nIspnt ch. y
ya nMDESR9 e,,h assus ana sM
esteemed citizen. died n this morning 3 at
after protracted Illness. succeeding a
time since at his place Of business. when
seemingly In excellent health and spirits.
Since then he has had repeated attacks
and suffered the most distressing ner-
With the exception n, q !, short time e
business. Mr.. Glsl, had passed his lita
from ehildhood In Z, Bedford City. .and
unsweyerlnE integrity and courtesy Of
he was. very popular among gil CLASSES
For d number OF years he engaged In
the tobacco business der the firm name
OF 3ish g Smith. HIS last business con-
nectlon was as a member Of the farmers
s9npyh Is eq bssamo fnom when % retired
He wns a valued and faithful member
OF the Presbyterian Church from boy
hood and had for many years held tho
Vices Viii take place from this church
His wife, who was before marriage
Miss FIossnee Harelny, 9 q sSingto anEd
tie son. Peyton GIsh-survlva him He
leaves two brothers and two sisters, who
are Mr.. George, Gish, of Ronnoke, and
Mr.. Robert a.. Gish OF I<ynchburg; Mrs,
Mary Fleislmnn, OF Kansas. and Mrs.
Alice Shannon, OF Giles county, 81
r, L. Grizzard.
tspeclal T. Tho Ti.rssIp lspRtch.l
Richard I. Grzzard, q, hlylrespected
citizen Of this community, 4 ID, after a,
health until q short While before death
came He attended q protracted meeting
In progress at Hebron Baptist Church
on Wednesday,, conyersed pleasantly With
numerous friends during tile day and
returned home at night, After supper,
while sitting and talking With members
Sof the family. ha was suddenly seized
With a AT Of violent coughing and In u
short while passed away NJ physicians exvs
press the opinion that heart trouble was
the Immediate ca use of deat tn, 5S,
and I the last living, rspressntatiYe Of 9
large family Of CHI ldren. IIes was horn
iii Sussex county and spent his entire
life in the counties az Sussex and South
Fiinpton. On September 20, 1885,. while n
soldier OF tho Con deracy, no returned
home and was furil Tod In rriage to Miss
Matte Clements -, n woman OF beauty and
rare intellectual gifts. From this union
there were born four SO Messrs. g. VA
sll we'll known ri men of aoUt haplSpton
y ~ $780,
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TO SAIL THIS WEEK
Commissioners Koiner Will e. Be E.
~ n lone in Septennbe r.

& Commissioners Of Ag riculture George ";
Koiner, who a has been y nS Europe several
months in the Interest o 81 amigratlon 70
thjs Sta te, IS xpected to sal l9 for. home
on Thursday Of this week He WI p Pr
spend two weekS for The purpose OF In
ducing desirable emigrants to come t.
Virginia FOR farming lands He expects
70 reach this city about tho middle OF
her
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That We can and do give tho greatest coffee
value for the money il proved BY the Gales Of
Arbuckle.' ARlOSA Coffee in one pound
package. which exceed the combined sales Of
Ill oher packssed coffee in tho United States.
There va. more ARlOSA Coffee drank in The
United States during year than the entire
.ofee consumption Of Great Britain, Russia and
4aly together for the same period. We drink
} ourselye. with the best coffee in tho world TO
] shoose from.
lti,.he blend q choice Brazilian eofees
furnishing the greatest coffee value TOR The
Swest logical price, and twill probably please
lopE taste and suit your health better thpa Is to
[ = cent scoop coffee, besides saving your money,
8 Perhaps your grocer Will moi want 70 sell 4
\ D you on that account, 81 !
Ask him for i'll Il he tie, 10 sub.dsule hi,
hose grocery 4orc coffee, refuse 70 take !. and
End to ", direct for ASlOsAS Coffee. We
VIII send 10 lbs, q ARloSA in !. wood boz
4 -. ss lssre.s dspos. f,sshs plspsid ~ your
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Nd s.I5IV:I1 n a
OBITUARY.
Funeral Of Mr.. B aab.5

~ The remains Of Chr1stian8 Baab, IofT 800
St. L Peter Street. who died Slng M lwaukee
Friday, will arrive here this afternoon
over the Chesa peake and q Ohio Railway.
The funeral will talre x place from NJ St.
N1ary,,s Catholic Church tomorrow morn
Ing at 10 20 clock. The services will he
conducted by the Rey.s Fa her & Edward
and the burial will be ginE St. Mary Gem
Setery. III 55s ~ at assS, III fESf
Sia The blowing ISL lis OF those who will
act as pail bearers sa5j5 i.3
Active y. J. a Boyden. III Joseph Bliley,
George Bernier, H. Beelman, Frank Ger
g65 Honorary7Jo ohm D. Doyle, G. c. gGuyer-
mat tor, Robert Gil IN, Gus Yolf, 4 Ienry
Holtzgrove. Herman w. stein.s Gerhart
Ross. w. J. NJ Her, Char les Page and 10.
r. Fuller. M sg 9S
Ss Friends and acquaintances invited to
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'T0 ELECT u ! | J COLONEL J! ] \ |!
0F the !. SEVENTEEN {.
Adj,itatit- General Anderson Issues
Order for Election to Be
Held Saturday. I.

Orders have been Issued from, the ONCE
of tho Al utan Z General sof Virginia to
the officers OF the line OF the ssevefitiethl
Virginia Regiment, commanding them 70
assemble IN; the Seventh Street Ar me
next Saturday for the purpose OF elects
Ing d colonel for tho glmetit, vice Colo-
mel Anderson, resigned. i3 ]. & a
ID There are several names being mentions
ed prominently for tho position Of honor,
and the contest will most likely be most
exciting and interesting as all tho frien ds
Bot tho various candidate s arc out cleo
pioneering for their vorites. among
those mentioned are Captain George n.
Sskipwlth, OF this city; Lieutenant w. y !.
Perry, OF Sta,irton; Major Stanley w.
Martin, OF Danville; Captain y. ~
tCraighill, OF Lynchburg BAD 5s
RAJ Following is the order that has been
issued from the Office Of the Ad juta ant.
General 3Y55i aS5ga 9t8}
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Adjutant- Generals ONCE,
n 5s Richmond, AUGUST II. 1909
=. :. -, 1~r 4 = 49, - m n q As. ~ fii

lS$4i SHEC1AA& ISSA ~
In compliance with the law, Code Of
Virginia. section 814. and by order OF
the Governor OF Virginia.. commander
4 in-chief, the limo officers OF tho Sew
Y erltieth Reg iment. In fantry, Virginia
Volunteers. are ordered to report IN
dress uniform at the armory Of the
seventieth 8 Regiment, in Richmond,
4 Va, 1T 100 o. clock A. M. q, on Saturday
n August Is. 1906, to elect a colonel, \ Woe
George Wayne Anderson resigned.
NO MI any vacancies that may e exist <
IS ana Ito consid err any matters Z for " the
& good aof the Virginia Volunt eers. a g
/ may be directed by the Governor.
:s8 The meeting OF the ulcers Will PC
called 10 order by the Ad1utant-G ener- y
4 al, and the senior line officer present
4 will preside. IF 1: RI IA s$s 4 !
Al & The tour OF duty Is expected to cover
4. one day only. and the travel enjoine!d
j Is necessary FOR the good 4 Of the the ser ',
vice. III $5s 81 ~ 4. Al x n. 35ss
s By order Of
CLAUDE "A. SWANSON.
Governor and Commando r-in- G hief.
q Charles j. Anderson, Adtuta Mt Cen en- I
eral III. is
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Mrs. Samuel Cooper.

II3- (speclnl TO The Times- plspateh.) !.
q WING II EST ~ +, VA. A ugust ls, News
was received here to-day OF tho sudden
death OF Mrs, Samuel Cooper, at Star
Tannery. this county, who expired almost
as soon as size had reached home after
a visit 10 her daughter In Washington,
She was eighty years OF age
Henry +, Slagle. NJ
(speclal to 1he Times -DisFntch.)
Henry /, sIngla. formerly president OF the
Shenandoah Valley National Bank. died
to-day from paralysis Mt his residence,
In Winchester. AGED elghty,;;seyen. ~
entire life lii this city. Of which he was
a native, and was the last member OF MS
family. Z & "a i X
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Ayaett ANA Jonas han Bryan nt,d Misses
Edna johnson and Ri zabetti Cornstock,
Of Richmond, Registered at tho office OF
the New York Herald to-day.
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Fred. Williams.
1,rpuectal 70 me Times pispa tch.l q

fSpecinl / to Tho Timea- Dispa cha 81
5&E FIR DERICKSBURG.@ Al. tAug ust lSeI.t --7'
Fred. Williams, Of Spotsylvania county,
who has been associnted with the firm
OF Winston Bros, contractors n oWS Hing
contracts in New York, was tn ken So
sverely8ill there, and while being brought
to his home, 4 died at Mineral, the station
at whichhe was ia ken from the train to
be carried ia cross the country to Spot
sylvanin The remains were carried & e
his old home for interment. 6 ma A \
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Miss ~ Pettus..

- ISpeC1NV 20 IN1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .1Nl
PETERSDuRE, VA, August lS,--Mlss5
Mamie Lee Fettus, aged e ghtecn years,
daughter OF MIR, and Mrs. J, II. Pet us,'
corner Of Pearl and Dunlop Streets, died
this morning 8 Of typhold fever. Resides
her parents, she Is survived by two Sis
ters and three brothers Funeral from
High Street NJ, p, Church at $3.50 z, NJ
Sunday 53e si} a go si1s