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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
WOMAN APPEARS.
IN | J. NJ FRAUD D.
Evidence That Stensland Had
Made Extensive Preparations
for Flight from Chicago. ii
.H0UsEkEEPER IS + EXAMINED (, Y 4. I
6Telegra ms Sent to All All T; Parts Of
l;s the World in ( Effort to
Locate Fugitive.
ifBy As,s.poclated Press. )

81 Il (By5 Associated Press.)
ILL, August ] IT testimony
indicating that OK tenslve$ prepara tons for
flight were made by Presiden stensland,
{ OF the wrecked milwaukee, Avenue Bank,
and that Il, a woman entered into these
prepare tons was secured by Assistant
states Attorney Olson to-day, through
the cross 11ination OF Mrs. Ellen Me-
Cracken, 8 housekeeper for stensland. II
was Learned that Stensland took with
him. Ii, trunks and box es,5 sheets and other
bedding. towels, window curtains, carpets.
rugs and a silver dinner set. Some OF
this is said TO have been traced to Bara =
boo, Wis, but a big trunk, said to have
been taken BY Stenslnnd, the detectives
have not been able to get trace Of.
gTelegra ms have been sent to all parts OF
the world, asking the authorities to look
for the trunk, which is said to be three
feet high and bound with iron. .3 !.
#8 The box, traced to 13ara boo, 6weigh ed
$375 pounds when It was placed on m
express wagon at the Stensland nome,
the day OF the flight. AZ AZ SS$5Sg
# Another warrant against Henry w.
Herring, cashier OF the / Mi waukee Ave-
nue. Sta to Bank, charging him with forg-
Ing q note for $4,000 in the name Of
FArnrlus s. Kirkeby, was issued to-day by
Judge X erst ten. The warrant was signed
4 by. Ktrkeby. * IN d.
Clash Of Receivers.
54s Following conference with Judge
sBrentano to-day, counsel for Receiver
Fetzer began preparing q petition asking
that at least one OF the lawyers and
parties to yesterdays receivership pro-
sceedngs be punished for contempt q Of
court. $3s II! iog3i 81 BID
Judge sBethea, in the United States Dis
atrict Court, to day issued a temporary
restraining order prohibiting all interest
ed parties from Interfering In any way
with the assets OF the Milwaukee Avenue
Cooperative Store. the ma jority OF stock
In which Ia owned by President stensland
OF the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank.
The order was issued al the request OF
counsel representing the directors Of the
store, who maintained that the store
was solvent institution and that It
would be an Injustice to throw the bus
mess into the hands OF a rec iver: The
court also continued until Thursday the
hearing OF a petition asking that a re-
ceiver be appointed for the store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
iTH|ROIVlCT|MI0F
v WIDOW j N Al APPEARS ||.s J
,Fifth-Avenue Furrier Says He
Advanced About $1,000 to
Mrs. Hamilton.
APPEARS IN COURT.
Husband Turns Up, Reveals
Life Story, and Joins Hands Z
b With the Prosecution.
B Il. Sa
1ptv, 4 a,,o,,.cIiaite1 p,re,,s !,

6353f n Y 2{ (Byi Associated PreN.) 5 X
\, fDW, YORK, August ia third COM
Bplaitlt aga est Mrs. Helen Hamilton. who
was arrested last Friday on complaint 81
James G. 1icC1 elan, Of Philadelphia. on
a charge Of. having obtained money from
him under proA,lse OF marriage. was made
to the Federal authorities to-day BY q
man who described himself as Count
He said that 4 he had become engag ed TO
marry Mrs. Hamilton and had advanced
[ Her about II 900. If ~ a34if
Mrs. Hamilton was nrraigned before
United States Commissioner Shields to-
day on complaint Of & Leo Keisler and
zamiloff, and held on her own recognize
;ance for d hearing on September 26th at
which time there will also be an exan1i-
nation intoGth charges preferred against
her by Mcclellan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
Washingt Affairs
(specinl 10 The Tlmes-D iaI

M Special Ito The Times -Dla pa tch
ss}}s WASHINGTON t D. " c.. August -
Patents Issued N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G.
Balm. christlansblrg, churn Pembroke
ID Gwaltncy, snlithfcld, peanut stem
ming machine; George w 81 Harrington.
Richmond. wax paper cap for. bottles;
Arthur X. Wait, Roanoke, picture slide
controller for stereopt cons Vi 5i
n North Carolina George 7. Brown. Z;
III. Williamson. r. ]. Parrish and G. T. K.
Mali. Winston Salem, tobacco dipping
machine. y5 3$5i 81 II M
Rural carriers appointed: Virginia.
buckingham. route A. Thomas W. Gil
vile, routea3l. Claudius Councill, carrier;
Herbert Daughtry, sub. New Canton,
route B. Brnxton T. "A person. carrier;
Milton NJ Bransford. sub. 38 w ellsville.
route u, Macy ". Grove. ca rrier: Yernard
Wilson MI SUI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
BRYAN Will | MAKE | d < II lip
ALON TO AUSTRALIA ! ! ! J. ! }. IL
President Of France Expresses
# Regret at shortness Of
Stay in Paris. @

PARIS, August 14.-'W lillian j.. Bryan
CONFIRMS the report from Mel bourne that
he intends to visit Australia. He says
he Will start immedia tely after the No.
,y,e1mriberS election, sailing from San Fran F az
cisco ana making q tour Of New Zealand Y '.t
as We'll as Australia. He will be gone
ten n weeks and travel alone. as His tin
'erary5 IS mot yet definitely d. cided upon.
5@It was expected that NJ + Bryan would
see President Fallieres to-day, but the
foreign office sent a most courteous! note
saving that the President deeply re-
'gretted the fact that Mr.. Bryan's stay
in Paris war SO short that II & DIG 4 not
permit the time for NJ Falller ' 70 70 Il Y r.
.oeiye such a distinguished citizen. s III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

LID .Ts-T
that a woman calling herself Ethel Mat.
the ws, and giving her address as To- IL
West /; Seven third II Street, where Mrs.
.Verrault formerly resided, succeeded on
March 18th last in swindling him out Of
d diamond ring valued at 500, which he
gave her as an engagement ring. When
he tried Ito recover his ring the house
was empty. He describes the woman e as
Mrs. yerrault; and also ays that dur y r
ing his period Of acquaintanc with the tn !,
woman the butler caused the arrest OF
two 81 the Mason brothers. inmates OF
the house and brothers of Z Mrs. ~ celia
Brown, who figures In the story upon
a charge OF assault.sstHe says that tho
Brown brothers wilhelm prison accused
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Yerr e. ut With y
Keeping a. gambling place here$ Il VIC
tins were heeced by means Of as crooked 81 e.
roulette wheel . 81 il u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
INCREASE WAGES,
5Lynchburg Cotton Mill Makes
Advance Of 10 Per Cent.

rs (, Especial to. The ,plspatch,
I I.YNCHBuRG., VA, August TIL. =,
Norman, president OF the Lynchburg
Cotton Mills Company. Of this city, ans
next, Monday voluntarily Increase the
wages OF Its employees ten per cent, Five
hundred and fifty persons are affected
BY the raise, and the aggregate viii be
about $4,000 annually, The company is
lust combating 81 900 building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
KISSED il, FLAG,
sEnglishrnan Almost Caused Riot
Heavily Fined.

~. lI1l- Dry Assocated Fress,) NJ - as N
f8 {RAYONNE, N. u, August l4,--James
Pierre. an Englishinan. was fined s25 in
Police Court to-day for kissing the Amer
lean flag during the performance at q
theatre last nfght,5 The judge who
imposed the fine was a member
5of5 the audience. Plera's action In
4l.;ssing til Stars and Stripes. as they
were waved by q performer at the con- pm
sclusion OF a sons, almost caused a rlot
Sin.gthe audience. # IL q IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
CHURCH G ENTERED AND
VEsTMENTS DESTROYED

5ttl (By Associated Press2 e
sIlONDO August 14.---V thin the last
week there seems to have been q re-3
sc,,rrence Of the antl-rltualist movement,
The church at Malvern Link. near NVor-5
cestershlre. has been twice entered and
the pictures, Yestmcnts and ornaments
destroyed. Al q II y. 583 sssS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
RESIGNS CHURCH.
Pastor Could Not Agree With
Congregation on Union.

f.i{R5 (By Associated Press ,s Il 5fg
FsCLARKsVILLE TENN. August 14.-t
Rev. w. II L. Atkisson has resigned the
pastorate OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church to become pastor OF First. Pres-s
gbyterian Church at Sullivan. Ill DR.. At-S
skisson and, N his congregation could not
agree on the church union mat tier. he be-iS
ing an ardent iunionist N "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
Judge. West Here.

Judge Thomas I8F II. West, OF Fort
Worth, Texas. was In Richmond yester-
day shaking hands with his friends. He
Is former Richmonder, and started his
law career here with Judge Witt, tho
.late Judge Minor and other prominent
men OF the legal professional the state
He left yesterday afternoon on busi-
mess trip and will return here within a
few days. IA n 81 gSs ifsl n = VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
LONDON GEM ROBBERY
Il COMMITTED In DAYLIGHT.
~, 4 s.oc,oted Pre.ss.

81 . NBy Assocated Fress,J ~ I17 N VI,
LONDON, August 14.--Jewelry valued
at s95, 900 was stolen to-day from a case
to some Yiennese mer ants Mt
the Darls Court exhibit lon. me robpery
was committed In daylight, & b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

l9 Especial to The Times, Dlspateho a.ti|
/, .I4YNCHBURG, VA, August lathe
fssws Of the death OF Mrs. EDWARD f.,
s35stliIlilsen, last night in the ,Adirondacks,
5if;As been received here With profound
krrow. Mrs. Mllltkon was the daushter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

h Mrs. Albert m. Drown.
ga5 a telegram from San Francisco, -fe-6
ceiyed yesterday by Mrs, 81, 81, Cullen,
OF Barton + Heights, ann ounced The death
tef AIRS Albert M l1ro " y, ct santa va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
Virginians in Paris,

~ (By ABsocIated PFess.) H5l n
PARIS. August Ii. MIR. James A.. Nom
cure, 81 Richmond, and Messrs. anes ~:
Johnston ana John Isard, So Of Roanolkes
Registered at the fyew ~ ork Herald gof1lee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

( Miss Elinor Towers, Of Washington,
rs. e., Ia having IA delightful visit With
her sister. B Mrs. H. s., Hall. 1901 Lamb
Avenue, Barton Heights 8 i t 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
III TaYlor.

81 DANVILLE. 4 VA. August III. T. II.
Taylor aged eighty-slx years, one OF
tho Oldest and most highly esteemed
citizens OF Henry county. died to-day
Vile, after an illness Of several weeks.
lie was born and reared In that county.
and Is survived by y Wife, Mrs. Ruth
Baker. Taylor. and the following chll-
3dren:$ Mrs, William Hodnett. OF Nor
folk; IMP, Taylor, of Henry county,
and John Taylor OF pnnville. 4iE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
We Ek. END ExcURsl IONS TO NATU-
Z saccoMM oDATIoNs,RVlA HES-8$3i

Tickets sold on Fridays and Saturdays,
good until Monday and Tuesday follow
ing. Including stage from sta ton to
Bridge, admission to the Bridge, and no.
tel aocommodat lions,
Saturday tickets, With hotel g ac &c
sdations until dinner Sunday, ss.oo; until
breakfast Monday, $pbo
Friday tickets witt, hotel accommodate
tinns 'untll dinner Sunday. $1,000; Until
hreakfast Monday. $1l5o, until break
snend sunday at this Natural Wonder
Of Virginia ana charming mountainsSre-
sort AAg. III h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
ispE . AL EXC 10 RsI ON TO AN p OF
The st<Y,'t Az a ST Il n 5000 s:g

those desiring Pullman cconmod ationsi
fors'the above trip will please notify
Southern railway Office, 3. 990l East
Main street, phone 455. NJ once, h The
Ssspeciai tickets for this attractive outing
VIII he on sal IL for II regula Y trains Of
the 18th. good returning on any regular
train up Ia August thu Don ts fall to-
avail yourself OF h! this rare opportunity,
Tar visiting the glorious x mountains ot
aWest erl North Carroll fl0. 90 round
trip. 81 S,: We g " 3 III,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
Mrs. Annie Baker
r. Y " .I.5Il7ll IA
DEATHS.


scoTTREL i. Died. at the resi- encs. y =
at.I 30 8 clock, ETTA 3, #COTTRELL,i
daughter Of Mrs NJ. .$5 3. Il and the late
Benjamin Cottrell, ,3J5 ~ Igs
The funeral will take place from Gals
vary BAPTIST Church 4 HIS CIV ednsa-;
day. MORNING 8fat 10 1870 q clock n B lgs
5DEA sY.-Died. II Tuesday. August u. 1903.
at Gas "A. Nj MAR Y Al, wife sof ~, y,
Deasy. and daughter OF Mrs. y NV Al L
and the late James Faya y. Y,
II Funeral Twill take place on THURS
DAY NOR MING at Il 10 5o' clock at Sacred
# Heart Church, from her. mot her, q resi-
dence, Carter and Amelia Stree ts. E5S lr-s
torment at Mount Calvary. isB5
l1th +. NJ II tie l residence 81 Serl
parents George "a. and 3 III lea Hartley
II DIETRICH, on the Nine-Mila Road. near
Twcnty-ninth STREE, N the IL only .daugh-l
ter, FRANCES MARION; 8 AGED three
years and two months. 8Es
above residence WE la p 4. Z 4
Roanoke papers please copy. ,33
I.ILL1s.-Dled, Monday, August 18th, st.
80 n p, NJ. the residence OF !. h 2,
daughter, Mrs. q Jane y. s3MclAaughlin,G
35pBRI DGET4 Hills, reltct OF, l,homaa
I.illis. She leaves one daught er,5 MIS-
X j. %. & Mclaughlin, and I'VE srandchll..s
dren Nfayn7e, Amie. Thomas a AZ,
Edg e I'm Me thsIr lnss ~
Funeral Will take pl g $, Z fronn 3.
Patrick's Church TIL uRSDAa. Mo1h siSn
ING at 10 o'clock with REQUIEM llsn v V
mass. III y43y "a ~. IN ;5eisi3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15


mother Is tha City Halt Burgess Hal tmar i
nss Il
PHILADELPHIA.--,W WI liam Asher. the
Sal oon evangelist s. preached ct the Phil
lphia Baseball ark, using the nA-S
Stional pastlrrie as g text. 5s
5# CARACAS. President Castro, " OF iVene-s
zuela. is reported to be- seriousl ~,
BOsToN.-The Il Standard OIL Company
has scut the rates for kerosene In certain
sachusettsF towns. here III an sSsE inde-4
pendent concern has 70 btained q footin
8s CLEyELAND-Rai lro ads WI TIL lines exc
tending from Ohio int q ot her Ste tes are Y.
ge,y,ad ing the new Ohio tWo-c t-fare# law
by compelling all In terstat q and through
travellers to pay the "a teS In force In the
adjoining States. sSSS
VA s. y AN DLEs -A al thong his heart
has been cut out and ~ held inX the hand
Of a surgeon for the 9 ac &c Sof six pulse
beats, "a. HcCa rtney ID still ally and sre-5
gaining strength rap Id 8 ssSS
n NEW " YoRK.-In Il order that H ssssf l.,:s
robinson ,9S a " liz ht-workin ing telegraphg
operator, get HI full q sleep.
the edlct has gone out that no aonegr1ay
play the organ Q 9 the Central Congre Is. ga;
$tional Church during t morning
hours. M
as LON DON.-The H CORE spond dent e e Alden
|tofs the Daily NJ all reports that the Mad
Mullah has Y raided Il eS Somal tland bor;9
der, ling more than 900 Of tho Rare
haron tribe dwelling in the gaden res
igons and cap Ing COG Scamse
nj EAsTO NJ - Henry Ing. Of this
city, while returning from IA ~ exctrsiolill
18to Coney leland was Bstrick Ell In the train!
with paralysis, said to have bee nI@ occa-a
stoned by too much bat hin g.
SNEVV$YO RK..- Claiming tina ii they ca stS
a 4 majority Of the Repub lea votes III In
1.-The district groes % Z the RI lteent.ll
Assem- bly, District In ork 81 t,yS
demand that a negro shall be nominated
for the Leg lslature. 8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

OF Mr.. II Max, Guggen heimer n, % tilisi
city, and fore maria r. &c ,ssf t Two
was one Of the most popular and be-
loved young ladies Of this q ,93
51s H er remains will reac oh ere early
Thursday morning for In term en-. v.
4@f33 Mrs. Annie Baker. ~
i5s Especial Il to The Times Dlspatch
g PETERSBuRG, Y1A., August Mrs
her home Inn Chesterfield county Sum;
day ght she was the .dau hterl OF Mr.
Stephen Riggans. of r tersbura 3, 81 and y
survived BY her husband and two ctlls
fdren besides her ia Their, u sister. !. 90
three brothers: ,ffits IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

$f NEW FOR K F or the purpose OF obtaining
data for use by the United states .goyer,nImen.
laws Throughout 1.-THE country. ,twenty ole rls
inMthe employ 81 the Census Bureau Of , I.
ling to begin the work Of invest ton OF the
circumstances and causes & OF each ~ iyorce 3or!
separation case Tor the last twent yea ra..sI{
FREET.AND.--A Mrs. George Helena whipped
her foursyea old son because he had fallen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

W GORDoNsYILLE, " A., 4 August H
Mr.. A.. L, Tate died this morning at 80
o'clock ut his residence In. Gordonsvillee,
for several weeks, but was thought TO
be improving up to q d 4 week !, Ego. 81 The
cause OF death was kidney trouble. He
has resided in Gordonsvlle for about
forty years. lie leaves q wife and q
number Of children, M ta4tW n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. compare lively cool
weather allowed Toe dealers 3 to recoup their
supplies and avertedS a falnno. but II a. hot
spell returns the situation may still be serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
BRIEF ITEMS FRO ON EVERYWHERE


;--.---.- -- ---:- --- ~;
PHILADELPH1A.-1The compara lively g So ~
Supaes avsS
spell returns the situation may stl be serious.
!, 81 ], ], .r,,n a ao,,,,. ,vnoh,nx
s MI ,pon icei,an join 4 Entriken BY
liam and Theodore liday negro es. who have
peen int ~ the oftice a''u A
IIARR1sBURG Bessie hlllpson. u Reading e
forged ts 9. checks AT Several days
The girl smoked Cigarette y lille waiting
ct the Mayor office 70 be taken 70 postsloWt
sa' st1sh e ayes
F'rshktssd Hospltsi: where physalans l say
they WI remain ma for. seyeral
RL 5pAso strikers on the Next
Gan
~ noass so \. ~ Ian a. ico.
nj en
80 -
Hartford Hospital, ted his win that -
hne y IN Wish
ak Young Women, ir1EwhteS oostumes actsd q
pabearers at the fun
5Sas3 Il g. "a
BOSTON, ASS, Thirty secret indictments.
those ,Ge
eo na t;1 grand jury We're ado pubiie
En-, In con-
|inectl5 with alleged Violation OF 4the$ building
IN
schooi 10 erma Nh
cases. 80 i8
!, s Y. I. \. (.
~ : s a
atr,,ctf,re nm tho n "a IRusl belmont nursery
sa hsss
hay stored II sti,na nav ma table,
where the y ir s.
", y. =, 4, u Z, Y !
data
IN ,,s try twenty clerks
in tho employ Fsof the Census Bureau OF the
Department Of & Commerce. and L.abor W "a
liz iii,ss0at begin the Work t6s
separation ease for .ne ~ 'Yen'y years,
& FR EEI. Mrs, George Holena whipped
--
n .4ss ts
{bara. Mrs Dfowr, !: who was very well
known here, had been In: poor health for
some e esa Ohm
~ 81 his
p pnen Isl She leaves hsr husband two
daughters and one son. 81 z8 tssssi
Mrs Edward r. Milliken.
"a A - =,
rs Died, Mt Paul Smiths Adiron dacks, on
Monday evening. August p 18th, CecileB Isa-
bel wife Of Ed ward II NJ Ell, daughter
81 MI. "a nd Mrs. Max sGuggenhemer, Jr,a,
~ Tvnchb,,rr Va N ana ;granldnughter Of
: NJ pns a !, :,
t'in M !
) LsI
noon. noon fz-S 8
Miss Eta B. Cottrel u.
Miss Eta 3. cottrell died at her e.
nome, ,s stree :. =; ~
sIS ,uas e.. dnmp
ess ~ y
Say t1,o,.
I Iaavns thrae Ms 11aninr and
NIIssas Iar NJ nliva CT trel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

Rs BABYLON DEPOT n al Fire ally de-
stroyed the racing sta ble and glass enclosed
farm; wos andagn ;hnlf tiles Of here.
The orgns of mot nu e.
believed toSt,ayef been caused by ove rhented
hay stored nthnd nav Of tIthe ma cling table,
where tho IRE sta 1t &c, f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

ASTON p Al IenryS IIaring. 8of Il this
city, while returning from al Sex CURSE iiI
rs Coney leland was stricke Ell In the train
with alysis, said 81 to have bee n$ occa-
stoned by too much bat hing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

RI BOSTON, lass. Thirty secret dlctments8
Including those against ice dea!ers
county grand Jury. were mad publ an, the
70 the lse ,ndS5.
ncti6nHwf5 alleged violation OF the building
laws in tho corst ructi Of the Normal
School Building Foundation In tn Fenway
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
Miss eta -. $Cottrell..

H3 Miss EEtta 3. M Cottrell died at her
home, II West Cary Street, a II :20
O'Clock yesterday morning, after an Ill
ness Of six weeks. She was The dnugh-
ter Of Mrs. NJ B: and the late Mr.. Ben
Sjnmn Cottrell, Besides her mother, S5she
leaves three sisters--Mrs. Hening and
Misses Jennie L, and olive Cot IRELAND
one brother, Mr.. B, Howard Cottrell.38f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

bara. S1rs. Dffown who was very we'll
known here, had been In poor health for
some time She was a slst ter Of NJ ID
Charles r. Cullen and al nleSe of DR.. ohm
cullen and DR.. Patrick Cullen. OF his
place. [, She leaves her husband, two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
Mrs. Edward r, Milliken.

Si Died, at Paul Smiths, Adirond lacks, on
Monday evening. august y 18th, Cecile Is.l-j
bel, wife OF Edward E! M ken, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Gugg enhetmer, Jr.,i
of Lynchbtlrg, Va, and granddnughte Of
the nto Mrs. i. NJ 4. osenbaum.
& Funeral In sLynchburg Thursday after.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

WEST CHESTER, PA.--A double lynchlng
was narrowly averted here, following an aa X
sault upon Policeman John Entrken BY WI -
liam and Theodore H llday. neg who have
been In trouble before, and had a. grievance
against the officer. FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

LOS 4ANG DLEs.- though is2 his heart
has been cut out \ and a Id In the hand
OF a. surgeon for the 4 space of six pulse Es
beats, al mccartney IL still alive ana sre-5
gaining strength rapid sss'Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15

S{ BESIDE Philipson.5 a Reading
girl, was arrested here, charged with passing
forged checks at PottatoWn several days ago.
Tho girl smo ked a X cigarette " lille waiting
at the Mayor otiosS to be taken to Pottst wn.