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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-27

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The programmes for the rest OF the
Topeka engagement are as follows:
Wednesday, june ~.
(AFTERNOON-PART l.
/. Electric March .............-.. Sorrentino
.. Overture "Reggente'' -. .AGercandanta
j. The voice OF Love --...-.--.... Schuman
4. Grand selection from "Rigo-.........-
lette' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Verdi
(PART I'D
5. For All Eternity ..........-... Nascheroni
(solo Baritone Sig. Lodatol
I. Grand selection from .Frnani'' Verdi
Rent Comes Round March. Won Tilzer
(EVENING-PARTI -
/. Willow Grove March. .Sorrentino
e overture ftoldo' -........-.,.---..- verdi
4, Grand selection from II Paglioccf'
-........... -. -Leoneavallo
(PART ID
5. Sextette from Lucia ......... Donizetti
s. Traumerel and Romance. $500. Schuman
z. Selection from "Trovatore' Verdi
8. Cant you See I'm Lonely March.
Thursday, June %.
(AFTERNOON-PAR u
I. Priscilla March ..............H Henry
2. Overture The italian in Algeris''
3. THE Stars to the Moon serenade"..
4 "Reminiscences of Scotland 'Go 9dtfrey
part 10
). Hungarian Fantasia .Tobani
6soio. Trumpet Sig. .Bottego.) S'''oN
Z. Grand selection from Boccaccio"...
8. The Irish King March. Pryor
(EVENING-PART Il
I. The Great western March. Sorrentino
2 Overture Poet and Peasant -. .Suppe
g. Paraphrase Melody in F.. .Rubinstein
1. Grand selection from ''Manon'' .Puccini
(PART I'D
s. Fantasia. from Faust Counod
o. fa~t Ideal Dance ..........--... SorreuffnO
C6i2 The French CALAMITY Cake
ori Ell s;,its sorrentino
g. "FunieuH-Funibula' March ...Denza
Friday, June %.
AFTERNOON-PART u
l. '+Sorella" March .CSaIline
?. Overture If I Were King Adam
4 Grand selection from Chimes Of
Normandy .......... .Planquette
(PART II.O
s. Fantasia on An Old Kentucky
70 Po4,,. sr,;ct,, 9albey
CD "Bolero' Spanish Dance.
= Grand selection from 'c5i Ieis > 7A'
Shorus-Dance of the Hours and
s. Silver Heels March si,5etli
(EVENING-PART ~
I. Wedding March ............ Mende1ssohn
q Overture William TeIl'' - T7s1ss1-5i
g. Intermezzo from ''cavallerio Rusti-
tsolo Trumpet Sig. BotteE %}Sseasni
f. Grand selection from Carmen F3fzet
CPART ID
8 Waltz wedding of the Winds" Han
s. Grand selection from Andrea Che
T. (a) Roccoco serenade IeIr 1ss1l9
(b.) Pan-Americano -. FTerla,.@ /
s. American Fantasia ..-...........H Herbert
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jamestown to Get s1.s2s. 900.

Warrington. June 27.-The confer
ence agreement on the senate amend
ment to the sundry civil bill providing
for government participation in the
jamestown centennial which was
reached today. provides for an appro-
priation Of 81 .325. 900. The original
amount OF s375, 900 for government build
ings was reduced by As25, 900.
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Agreement on Pure FOOD AN.

washington, June 27.-The pure food
bill which was in conference only two
days. was agreed upon at $50 o'clock
today and the report is being drafted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-27

New York, June 27.-Seeretary Will
lam H. Taft has been chosen a mem
Der of the Yale corporation to succeed
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew, whose
term has expired
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Washington, June 27@The con-
ferees today agreed to the immunity |
BILL the house members accepting the |
bill as It passed the senate.
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LOCAL MENTION.

The st. John A. N. z. Sunday school
has postponed its picnic until Thurs
day OF next week.
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roc LATETO CLASNlFY.


EVERY exacting requirement. Of refined
taste is met by Satin skin powder. tints.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-27

plight, reached Kansas City. The
conductor became suspicious Of them,
and turned them over to q. policeman
upon their arrival at the Kansas City
depot, and the officer left them in
charge Of the police matron- They
still carried the dresses they had taken
from the CauIheld home in Topeka,
and as they we're In need Of clothing,
the police matron cut the dresses down
to fit them and gave them each a pair
of shoes.
The mothers Of the girls cannot or
will not do anything for them, and It
is evident that the children must be
sent to the Beloit Industrial sch DOL.
Joseph w Dolman, young man
employed around the Throop hotel,
was arrested this morning by Detective
Pavey for larceny of cigars. Dolman
had a key to the store room of the
hotel, and 1t is claimed made use of 1t
to remove half q. dozen boxes OF high
grade Havanas. Cigar smoking does
not seem to be Dolman's only vice.
When arrested he had a bottle of
whisky and two boxes of cocaine.
Louis Day. an alcohol drunkard who
spends a generous portion of his time
in Jail for drunkenness and petit lar
ceny, has been arrested at the request
of the sheriff of Douglas county, who
wants him on charge OF burglary
and larceny. Day went to Lawrence
not long ago, but did not stay very
long It is charged that he stayed long
euougn RI rob a house.
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Huntington's Mother Dies.
San Francisco, June 27-The mother
of Henry E. Huntington died at $50
o'clock this morning at the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Holiday.
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BANDA ROSA HERE.
Concerts at Vinewood Opened This
Afternoon.

The Banda Rosa concerts at Vine
wood commenced this afternoon.
The programmes for the rest of the
Topeka engagement are as follows:
"Wednesday June 27
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
& BUCK sEAY HELD
ON MURDER CHARGE.
Important Arrest of$Man Wanted
in West Virginia. Killing Fl
Admitted by Him,

William *. seay, alias Buck seay, was
arrested In Richmond yesterday afternoon
IS wanted by the authorities IN Fayette-,
Vile. w. Va, for the murder of Edward
!Donally. He Is also alleged to have
skipped a bail bond 'of $4,000 tor his ap-
pearance in court in his home.
seay has been working at the plant
of the Richmond Guano Company, and
lived while here at No, 72l State Street,
Fulton, seayi was contemplat ting q trip.
to Colorado at the time Of his arrest
by tho detectives, who had been ac-l
quainted with the nature Of the crime
with which he was charged K 81, !,
After being taken toithe Office Of the
chief OF police and measured recording
to the Bertillon system, seay, confessed
to the homicide, but claimed that The
killed ponally In selfrdef snse, Donally,l
he declared. WAS In his home. at the time
he shot him. He would not say why he
left West Virginia and secreted himself
In Richmond seay will be sent back
to West Virginia as soon as requlsitioH
papers are received. s a. .5s n IA WI l,o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
II, ana nearly every bodyl praised . Judge
Miller forf Ills great victory, b; 4
Criticized bvS the presid lent. II


4 But the President Of the tinted states
5didls not praise him, although he 4 spoke
out very freely on the ca SCI II WILL be
Remembered that d few days az ter The
decision 81 Judge il INmphri esand the dis
gtrlssni or the Aftrours,s President Roose-
5velt addressed q letter to- the ttnited
States attorney! OF the . Northert, District
81 1ilnOis In which he Beverely scored
fudge Humphries personally md officially
ana very harshiy crit icised the rttliiig of
the court In the case. The Presidert's
letter, which was BY him made public,
was Il lengthy document. for he not only
scored the Judge and the ruling OF the
court, but he went into q legal argument
Of tho case. Il d. 81 81 Il Il sati4 NJ II! 81
VA .rhis letter also attracted q great deal
OF attention, and IN soma quarters, ever,
among some OF the President g sta,i,, chest
friends, tho letter ana the writer 9, re-
Elections 8upor, the integrity Of tho Judi O
and OF the counsel In tho case, were , cot, I;
gdcn1ned and criticised as severely MS Mr.
Roosevelt had criticised Judge iiutn-
phries ana D, Judge Miller the distlr--
3ruisl1ed counsel IN the case. u .ll
II Judge Miller's argument In the case
before Judge Con yesterday was pro-
lnounced by tho lawyers who heard y 70
be very able. He will open the proceed
ings at 10 O. clock this morning In reply
"a the speech OF Assistant Attorney
General Sanford, who made the Inst
speech for the government YESTERDAY y
afternoon. f5ig d III
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&. CASINO NEXT WEEK.
Excellent Bill Said to Have Been
N III YD.1,,,: : 4 f5,t5} A

Next week at the Casino promises to
be one Of the best yet. IL ID M s.
On the bill Will be Tony Hart. popu.
lar comedian. and longtime member OF
the Bijou Comedy Company. Max Hofr-s,
man has charge OF the company, and
his Charming wife, Gertrude Hoffman
formerly Gertrude Hayes, OF the Girl IN
Lavender" Is on the bill. 555 :s5fi
the famous Barnum & Bailey
;clowr,S. and later the hit OF tho HIPPO
drome, Is also on the bill. N a "
The. show at the Casino this week con
.tinues to make good and y draw large
crowds Charmion will hold a reception,
to the ladies at the Casino q fter the
matinee Tomorrow
Councilmen at lakewood.
a feature OF tonight at lakewood will
be a Visit by the City Council. under the.
.chaperonage OF Sergeant Arms George
3Rusk ell. iB FIe has arranged with tho man
agcment for an entire evening g outing.
and Will have about furty Of the city
statesmen in tow. s ..5
All the concessions and devices VIII be
visited by the party, and then the Dali
room will be taken In. 4 ~
&; Mayor Mccarthy has been asked to
toin the party. and will probably go. ts.5B
''dl 4 FRA ngements have M been & made el by
which the party win be given lecture
q the ostrich farm on the characteristics
OF the big bird.
The Councilmen will meet at 8 o'clock
tonight at the City Hall and VIII pro-
coed to lakewood from that place.
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.TROUBLEsWITH SEWER.
Failure to Make Proper Con-
rac+;on Causes Inconvenience.

several families near Harrison and Dance
Streets within the past few days which result VI
v v ago when the sewers were put down me,
proper Connections were not.ma,e The trouble ~
occurred in IN alley back Of me mouse o. sat ~
~ NJ R eear Oft 81 the residences flooded
impure water The odor became offensive V 20
aa,,orai famiiies and tho difficulty was located
p ssy tnk,nr up some portions OF the floor or
Mira house t1an5 Mrs. 4 Ken
sfnr Tho city Officials to remedy the situation.
and and now nov the connections are being properly
made BY plumbers employed by the residents
affected. -, $500, .,or
for several days. and she ra her attributed
her sickness to the unhealthy odor 8i&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
.J0HNs0NS FIGHT
JOHNSON ARRESTED.
Johnson Made the Arrest and
Placed One Johnson in
Jail.

cd, johnson (colored) last night enter
ed the home of Charles Johnson (also
colofep, struck Charles Johnson over
me head with brick, fracturing his
Skull, and was himself several times
.me injury ne had sustained from Inc
not sure IN his aim and missed Used o tTer
Jpalson, attracted by the difficulty, ar
rived upon the scene IN time to arrest
70, Johnson before he could make his
cell In the city jail. 7,
The difiiculty occurred In tho neighbor-
hood Or Elgnteenth street, The two
principals 10 the ,attair.are no relation to
each other. II is believed that Charles
Johnson viii die Of the injury Sustained.
Tending his recovery Ed. Johnson Is
charged With felonious assault,
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To Have House Party.

3 Hon. DC. O'Flaherty and Nlessrs, a.
w. Schultice and w. "A. Heftncr viii leave
This morning in Mr., O'Flaherty's auto
mobile for the Warren White Sulphur
Springs. who're there Will be house
party for several weeks, @tt
Some Of the others who will attend. but
who will go by rail, nre Mr., and Mrs.
~ wv. VIM. Misses. Mary and Elizabeth
Vim, OF Richmond; Hampton Lee and
Miss Florence Lee. of New York: Miss
Martha sntnd, @ b. Buchanan, u IL,
,nnckcr and Miss Rogers. VIM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
. TOO MANY RAZORs.
Dopey Barber Walks About
N. With Arsenal in Pockets .

PA Officer Gary last night arrested i. W.
Gates, q barber, who wanted to do things
to every pedestrian he met with seven
were found his
one Of the weapons on athc officer but
On account Of his condition was unable
to do any material damage. 1t was as
.certained that the man Is n "dope"snend,
and was under the influence OF drugs
when arrested. He will be arraigncd In
the Police Court this morning. M n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
WAS PROBABLY "a FAKIR.
Stranger Turns Up at Peniten-
45$ +;arv and Talks Of Stairs.

u 3s.,Why don't YOU Ill catch Stairs 2'&ask-
cd d stranger named Clarke Of Captain
a. Lamb. assistant superintendent. 81 OF
the penitentinry, a few days ago.
lR'He Is only q short distance from mere.
and I know whore he Isl continued continued inc
man. VIA u MS Il "A &. q =.
THWhy don't you catch him and get the
reward which has been offered ~ asked 'l
the captain. &. rs I, {,
The man said he was willing to help.
{nnd was told by Captain Lamb to see
iOiIlcer sowell, who lives near the peen 17
ftentinry The man said he would do So
but there was no need for hurry anu ~
then he requested Captain Lamb to ), a.
low hin to 70 through the pen. Thtsl
request was very promptly denied. and.
Clarke left, not having impressAa any one
With his story. He Is thought to be
either a crank or n friend OF some pts
oner whom he may have desired ID to help.
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which they were Indicted. and that he
should do this without ''golng behind the
feturns,ag but by merely aceeptlng the
indictment rs s,if1lcieht eVldeilce Of pr OBJ

which they were lnulCleu, tli.t lIieS s zig
should do this without going ehl1d the
feturns,'',a but by merely accept Ing the
indictment as sufficient evid eilce Uf} pro o.
The contention 81 the defense Ia that
/ the certified copy Of the T t1essee IN.
iicttnetit cannot DO accepted az sti ficient
evidence of probnble guilt q \ he accused,
but that the Judge siiould hear test iinony
% as to determine for himself the amount
Of tprobable guilt. Judge Wnddll decided
against the defense, and the writ OF = a.
beas corpus was asked for.
Conditions Changed.
Nov, before Judge COT, the defendants
are tho nssaultng party, and the govern Pr
t,,efit IL on the defensive, fighting agailnst
habehs cotpus i, 55l}s e # Tjta y ssl n
& But on both sides identically tho same
dnghtg,is being made and identicnlly the
same anmunit ion-only h little more OF
It's being used.i q. Il x \.
n Tie Indicted men are claiming, as be-i
fore, that the court must hear testimony
III, order2to determine probable 8 TILT, =
and they want Judge Goff to hear that
testimony on their duplication for a Writ t
OF habens corpus. as they sWanted Y udge.
,Waddill Il to hear 1t on tile goyertinel
motion for the arrest Of the cted men NJ.
and their removal to Tennessee. The
governments answer Is simply, Its origin
proposition that tho Indictment Is sutfl--
Client that thcre lis no law for two In
quiries In the same case, and that testi-i
not admissible. IA
AS fur as the argument has gone be-
fore Judge Golf It has been the same as
that before Judge Wnddill which, having
been fully given In this column, need not
DO repeated. Some new points may be
brought out to-day, rs several Of the 10 W.
yers who have not yet spoken are expects ed
to address the court. 4S13 t85s .3is6
H Tho speakers yesterday were, for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13

"A ply and the opportunities for private
work nre extremely nttTctiye IN
3I1 should deem II a. misfortune,
i rcverthcless.tSif Richmond should fall
4 or II 'he, as one {of her sons. should
a be unnhlesto serve her In this hour OF
her sanitary advancement. " u X
sf11trust you Will pa rdon 80 long n e
letter, and believe mo, 4
95t Very respectfully yours
a Signed) T1VAi II. s DGWlCK 8
4 10 Dr.. w. n. Oppenhimcr. President
Board Of Health. Richmond, Va.
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Were Welded at Hotel,

Ia Miss Nellie M, Jones. an attractive
young lady Of buckingham county, and
We're s married at ' the Lexington floie
wednesday, afternoon by the Rev. Russell
Cecil. DID. Mr.. Jones formerly lived In
Buckingham county, and after he and
they willf5go to Pennsylvania, where
they will make their future home. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
!. LOVING C UP FOR
VENERABLE DR.. PATTERSON

b A handsome loving cup will BIO presented
OF tho r. a. Patterson Tobacco Company.
Members OF. the firm MANAGERS OF depart
rents statesmen and the clerical force will go
10 Dr. Patterson's county home this evening"
Tho presentation speech VIII DO made by Nj.
John Landstreet, vice:presIdent OF the com.
FOR Ills father. It.is expected that about one
hundred persons will be witnesses OF the I'M
pressiye Incident, gss ~ {tt4S4
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vi WARM FIGHT FOR
HABEAS CORPUS.
CONTINUED from First Page,)

M (Continucd from tIlst Page,l
IN fla writ and produced the prisoner
ana the fight for tho writ OF habcas cor-
ipus was on
The contest before Judge Golf is exact
3ly the same that was fought out before
Judge Waddill In the District Court,
EXCEPT that the conditions and the mode
or attack and defence We're changed.
lIjiIn both contests the contention OF the
government has been that Tinsley and
other officers Of q number OF fertilizer
companies, having been indicted In Ten
nessee for conspiracy to restrain trade
and commerce. and they being in Yir-
GINA, the Judge In the Virginia jurisdic-
tion should, on application of the govern
ment. arrest these men and send them
to Tennessee for trial IN the court In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
Two New Charters.

The State Corporation Commission yes,erF
day granted charters to tho Olsen Submarine
Amusement Corporation Norfolk, r. IL T.,
iThorps presidents! George OLSEN vlce-prcadent
and general manager; Henry Bowden, q sacre-
tary;', w. D, 6outhall, treasurer; ". j. Moran.
sail OF Norfolk, Capital, $4,000,
Inventors Aid Manufacturing Company (In-
bicorporatcd). Norfolk. William H., Fltzhrgh.
president; r. r, Carter, wce-pres,dent; Joseph
j. Lawler. treasurer; all OF Norfolk. Capital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
Young People on Boat Ride.

81 Young people who are members OF St
fLeo's Catholic Club went to Dutch Gap
last night The wea Their condit lions IN
the afternoon tldn' bother witt, "a the
had originally intended to- leave on the
steamer Pocahontas were on time when
the boat pulled away from the wharf u.l.
a moo l--was enjoyed irn-
5niensely BY all OF those who took the
Il rim i55 rs W.T. D NJ e s54s
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Governors Vacation.

Governor and Mrs. Claude a. Swanson
will spend tho month Of August at the
Governors country place near Chatham.
His Excellency VIII return from time to
time If official matters shall demand his
= lie viii go to Bowling Green to deliver.
the address at the unveiling OF n Con-,
federnte monument on July 23d.
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CHILD & b. 4 FoUN b FATHER''s BODY
Had Gone u pstairs8 il Kiss Hin
n Before II = S1eptInqu
Unne cessary.

4 isJiespondent because Of debts and much
sickne ss in his family, and believed to
have been temporarily insane at the time.
w. H. IIundley, 40 years Of age, night
guard at the enitel,tiary, placed the
5nauzzles OF a sreYoly liver IN 4 his mouth ana and
fired one shot that ended his life at once
in his homo, To- COS Beverly Street. yes .s:,,
terday morning at 10 o'clock. {S
Five minutes after firing the shot that
ended his life the body OF the dead man,
was discovered by his little daughter,
who had gone to her father room, to
kiss him before he went to sleep for the
day. s5 II, Y 81 u I'll
For fourteen, years & the dead man had
been al guard lat the State spenitentiaryl
and was generally liked tbysal who ] knew
i him. 10 was OF o. .livel v temperament,
and none who knew him believed that
he would ever end his life with his
1 own hand. Il He came home early yes:
8terday morning, and after sitting around
the house for several hours, said that
he would retire to his room and sleep
for awhile IA VI IA 83{5 rs
Little Daughter Found Body.
M W.
lle assembled the 81 nirs. A few minutes
after her, husband left the +. room she
thought she heard the mufIied report OF
a revolver, but at the time thought little
about it,
About five minutes afterwards Carrie lrrls
tho oldest child, came into the room and
askejl for her father. 81
Mrs. Hundleys informed the child that
Mr.. Hundley had gone to his room %
sleep ind that IL she wanted to see him
she would have to hurry up stairs, The
little child rushed up. the ,stxtps and to
the room4s where her fat her !, lay on the
floor dead The reyolY YER was held IN
his right;Fhand. He ! had Splaced tho muz-
zlA in his mouth and pulled the trigger.
The ball came out the top Of the head
and death was instantaneous. The little
child ran back down stairs and Informed
her ,mother&of the tragedy. a call was
sent to tho ambulance ana DIR. Hndgins
responded at once. Dr. Darlington WAS
on the scene a few minutes a Rewards
but the man was beyond human MD.
Coroner w. TIT. Taylor Was called shut
deemed an inquest unnecessary The
body was taxed, ]; to 13liley's undertaking
establishment and prepared for burial.
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Elks Leave for Denver.

+ Delegate NJ. Wiley Lawrence, represent
yesterday via Baltimore for Denver, where
tho. will he held. Ks B @
7 Secretary r. r. W A. Burke leaves to-
day. and will join Danylle delegation
and travel with them.
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/. Have. 4 "Volksfess,tt.''

The ten German societies OF the city.
have appointed committees to arrange
for y j." olI.sfest' II 4 Northampton Park
In September Elaborate appropriations will :
be made ior 4the entertainment and the 7
,Ccsnngvcrein5 Of Richmond will be in cyl
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Especial to The Times Dispatc $50
PETERSBURG VA, July lo.--AIiss Bcs-
sic NJ. sfDendmond. 4 daughter OF Mr.. q nd I
Mrs. Samuel Deadmond died this morn
Ing at the home Of her parents. on Old
Smond was only twenty years OF age and
was much admired and beloved by many
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Mrs. 81 a. Evans.
.speclal Id mic Tlmrl,e,ssL. plsnaich.1 \.

Especial to The Times Dlspatcf.) 733
..PETERsBURG. VA, July l2.-A1rs
last might at her residence, on Harrison
Street, Mrs. Eanes was the widow OF
the late George FL Eanes. and was sixty
six years Old She leaves three daugh-
", T, Bishop,g OF Petersburg. and Mrs.
M. w. sterne. OF Greensboro. N. G.
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Delegates Meet Tonight.

z Deepntes from Richmond to the Young
pennle's Conference nj Ashovlle have re-
burned. deeply impressed by what they
head, and more enthusiastic In mission
work than ever Among those who att
landed arc Misses Annie Wilson, Blanche
Rinford. Catherine HAYES and Rachl
srensfaw and Rev. a. ~ Phi,lips. D. y.
A meeting viii be held Tonight at sis
Jclock In the chapel OF the Presbyterian
bubiishins house. called by these dele
r1tca who vii, yiye an account OF the
neeting at Ashevilie: Plans for develop
Tg mission work Will also be discussed.