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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
VIRGINIA
BRIEFS

Special to The Dispatcll.)
DANVILLE, VA, Feb. 19.-Wille Car
rington,. a negro boy about ten or twelve
years Of age. was picked up alongside the
to-day In an unconscious condition. the
negro had been trcspassing on the engines
when struck. lie is ut the hospital, and
will probably die.t tNilF
NORFOLK. WA detachment Of 100
men, constituting a complement of the
crew of the new battlcship Rhode Island.
left The Norfolk navyyard for Boston,
where the Rhode Island Is to be placed in
commission at once.
fREDERIcKsBuRG, NA.-The store
house and stock of goods belonging TO a.
9. Poindexter in Louisa county, was
DESTROYED by fire q few nights ago, Moth
ing being saved. Insurance was $1,000, but
the loss was much heavier.
NORFOLK, NA.-Rey. G. W.. Ribblc. of
PULASKI. Va, WHO has been called as rec
Tor of ST. Stephens Episcopal Church.
Client. is now expected here daily. II
was announced at ST. Stephens last night
by Rev. Dr. Morris of Christ Church,
that Rev. Mr.. Ribble will hold service
at st. Stephens next Sunday morning.
Rev. Mr. Ribble is the first rector of st.
StephpnS.
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Lee Johnson.

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WELDON, N. c., February 19.-Mr. Lee
Johnson. one Of the most prominent
young business men of Weldon. died at
his home here this morning at 2 O'clock.
Mr.. Johnson was a native of suffo!k.
Va. He came here as an operator for
the Sedboard Air Line. He was pro-
noted to chief train dispatcher when
the office was established here and went
to Raleigh with the Office when it was
moved to that city. Several years ago
Mr., Johnson resigned his position with
the railroad company and came back to
Weldon, where he has been actively en-
gagged since in the hardware business,
being a member of the firm Of Pierce
Whitehead Hardware Company He was
also vice president Of the Weldon Furni-
will open up here March LIST. Mr.. John
son was chairman of the board of stew
ards in the Methodist Church and a
teacher in the Sunday school. Flo was
married about fifteen years ago to Miss
survives him. His deathe is serious
loss to the town aud the community Mt
large
Tile funeral services will take place
tomorrow at 1880 o'clock, and the inter-
mcnt Will be in Ccdarwood Cemetery.
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COLONEL c. c. VAUGHAN.

Colonel a. NJ. Higgins and elected Lieu
tenant-C Colonel C. c. Vaughan, OF Frank
lin, to the highest office within their gift.
Major Il. j. Nottingham. of Norfolk,
commanding the First battalion, of the
SeYenty-first, was elected lieutenant
colonel OF the regiment succeeding Colo
mel Vaughan. The election of both OIL
GERS was unanimous.
Colonel Vaughan is universally popu-
lar. and his election gives great salts
faction. He is u native of Southampton
county. having been born July S, 1865,
near Franklin.
rIe was educated at Suffolk Military
Academy ana at Randolph-M Macon Col
lcge.
He entered the banking business at
the age OF seventeen AIS cashier of
Vaughan and Company. bankers, Frank
lin Va, and has held that position for
twenty years, He is president of the
Homestead Fire Insurance Corporation,
of Franklin, and secretary of the Cape
Fear Lumber Company, of Wilmington.
N. CT: also secretary of the Marion
Comfy Lumber Company, of Marion, S. c..
He is a director of the N1eherrin Valley
Bank Roykins, Va; the People's Bank.
Courtland Va, and officially connected,
with a number of other financial insti-
stutions, lie is grand warden OF the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows ofSVirgina, and
chairman of the executive. committee of
tic Odd-Fellows' Home, at Lynchburg,
Va. He was elected second lieutenant of
Company l. Fourth Regiment Infantry. at
Franklin, at its organization. February
Is, 1892 Promoted to first lieutenant. May
26, 1886, and promoted captain March 2.
1897.
He served as Captain Company r1''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
A SAW mill OWNER
CUTS AEG80's THROAT.
Was Assaulted With a Club
and Uses His
Knife.
Especial to Tic rimes-Dispatei.J

-lDVctIui 10 -flllp
WEST POINT, VA, February io-Mr.
II. r. Palmer cut the throat OF Judson
Boyd, colored, Saturday, about o'clock
In the afternoon Mt Grcssil's. King and
Queen county, near the scene OF the
croker tragedy, An alteration or quarrel
took place about some money matters,
and Jndson Boyd struck Mr.. Palmer
twice with a large club before the cut
ting took place.
Mr.. X. Y. PALMER Is member of the
sfiim of r. II. Palmer &c Son, limbcrmen.
sruiining n sawinill, and hudson Boyd is n
colorcd cmployc. The Palmers came TO
this section short time ago from Della
ware. aud are living In King and queen
county. Boyd is still living in spite of
Il cut from the lifet temple around the
throat to the other side. DR.. Smith was
over two hours sewing up the wound.
The burning of the Chatham Episco-
pa. School caused quite n sensation in
West Point about $40 Sunday. when a
telegram was received from Miss Matte
Lewis by her father, Mr.. Herbert l..
Lewis. Miss Matte Lewis. Miss Myrtle
Carr and Miss Emily Fuller. of West
Point, werc students In the school. They
were unhurt but lost all of their be-
ionglngs and came home this afternoon
Their parents met them in Richmond to-
ri ri
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face AND ARMS
ALL BROKEN OUT
Troubled Almost a Year Physi-
clans Did No Good Complexion
Now Perfect and Skin Soft, White
and VeIvety. Tennessee Lady
HIGHLY RECOMMENDS
CUTICURA SOAP"

II had been troubled with a break
ing out on my face and arms for aImost
a year and had the services of several
physicians, but they didn't'seem to do
any good. Some time ago one Of my
friends recommended Cutic,ira to me.
l secured some, and after using it sew
cral months / was completely cured.
] can highly recommend Cuticura Soap
as being the very best complexion
Soap made. II creates perfect COM
plexion, leaving the skin soft, white,
and vclvety now use Cuticura Soap
all the time and recommend its use to
my friends" Maud Loggins,
r.. +. d. No. T.,
Aug. 1, 1905. Sylvia, Tenn.
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CRIMINAL ASSAULT
CASE is CONTINUED.
Ballantine Cases Will Come Up
for Trial in charlottes-
vile Monday.
special 10 Thc Times-p isnntch.I

+ cHARLoTTEsvII.LE. VA. February
1a.-rhe cast OF j. Antonio AtnbroseiI
charged with criminal assault upon Rost
Dudley. the fourtecn-y ear-old daughter
Of Arthur II. Dudley. was called in the
CORPORATION Court thIs morning, fout, oil
motion OF the Commonwcalth;s attorney
was continued until the third Monday
in March.
The venire summoned was recognized
for appearance next Monday, when the
Ballantlne blackmaiiirts cases viii come
up for trial.
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MURDER TRIAL CALLED.
Immense Crowd Attended Court
TO Hear Evidence.
to Hear Evidence.

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TAPPAHANNOCE. VA. February 49,
An immense crowd attended court at
this place to-day brought here by the
prospects of II murder trial. Indictments
were brought agains; Elmer Chapman.
Dick Reynolds, Isaac Smith and Joe Bey-
crly, for the murder of Elias Johnson, at;
Champaign, in Upper Essex, a short time
ago.
Judge T.. NJ Ware, the Common
wealth's attorney. not being ready with
his witnesses, Judge I. r. Bright called
II special term for the eighth of March
for the trial.
John Burrell who was Indicted for
felony was also implicated in the Cham
plain shooting.
All the parties are coored
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
PENNY ARCADE.
Danville to Enjoy Investigation
Of Moving Pictures.
(special to The Times-Dispatch)

(Speclaf 10 The Times-DispatcH.)
D4ANVIIILE, VA. February 19.-An in
vestigation of the penny arcade moving
pictures. which haze been on exhibition
here for the past several days. will be
held in the mayors court tomorrow
morning. 1t is alleged that the pictures
exhibited here are of the same nature
as those which furnished such u sensa-
ton for Richmond.
The proprieturs deny that there is
anything vulgar or indecent exhibited.
The alleged. bad conduct of two police
officers, who it is said visited the estab-
lishment and enjoyed the scenes. will
also be gone into at " hearing before
the mayor.
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FIRE IN DANvILLE.
Cadets Of Military Academy Act
AS Firemen in Saving Property

Especial to Tle Times Dispatcii.)
K. DANVILLE. VA. Feb iyi~The resi-
.dence of Mr. Hepry NJ. Watkins located
the suburbs oil .-.tnville, was destroyed
by fire. ut a late hour Saturday night.
About half dozen outhouses We're also
burned. The corps of cadets Of the mill
tary institute turned out and rendered
efficient services In saving the homes OF
severa! other suburban residents. A fav-
orable wind kept the institute out of dam
ts.a,. Z . 4
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Dried and Went Home.

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NORFOLK, VA, February 19.-James
NJ Powers, n farmer from Moyock, N c.,
who was dragged out of the Elizabeth
river Sunday by officer Brennan. of the
Norfolk police force. was carried to the
station house for being drunk. Powers,
after drying himself. put money up for
his bond and then left for his homo the
same day, after having a chilly bath,
Officer Brennan stated that only by quick
work did he succeed in saving the man's
fo =
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Acquitted.
Shot by a Woman.
(spcclal n The TimLes. pispatel

Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
sCIIATlIlAI, VA, Feb 10, Henry Yates
was shot and killed by Mrs, Charlie Dove
at tho lntter,s home, near Sycamore, Sum
day night. Dove WAS away, from home
!nittancs. lie Threatened 10 break the. door
IN. MRS. ,ioYn opnrlna lire upon Niti ,19
from tho inside killing him inStailnilS,
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Pastor of Park-Avenue Church

Special to The Times Dispatcil.)
NORFOLK, VA, February 19-The
Park-Avenue Presbyterian church, Nor
folk. has called Rev. NJ. MEG. Shields. of
Warrentnn, n. c.. the pulpit having been
70. =. McCluer. There We're other nomi-
nations for tho pastorate, but the call of
Rev. Mr.. Shields was unanimous. He is
Albcmarle Prcsbytery in North Carolina.
He has had Il large experience in ministe
rial work.
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Peyton--Kilby.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,) I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. February
9.-.Charles c.. Peyton and Miss Estelle
Kilby, daughter OF IT. KilbE, both of
Madison county, We're nlarried a few
days ago by Rev. Il. f. Grimsley.
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Wreck Holds Up Longsworths.

fBy Associated Fress)
CHARLOTTE, n. c., February ia
small freight wreck occurred nj China
Grove, thirty miles north OF Charlotte,
delayed the train to which the special
car bearing Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth is attached. The train was due
here at 9:i5 2 Pr MI but IS not expected
until 1890 A. NJ
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SELECT A COLONEL FOR
THE SEVENTY FIRST
e
Lieut.-Col. c. C. Vaughan, of
Franklin, Promoted to the
Position.
Especial to grhe Times

Especial to 9rhe Times Dispatclil
L NoRFoI.IS. VA, February ig.-The
commissioned officers Of the Seyenty-first
Virginia Infantry met at the Regimental
.Armory here today, in accordance with
the general order issued by Adjutant-
General Male calling an election to fill
the vacancy created by the death of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Northumberland.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FIRED VA, February
19.--James II. Hoffman and Miss Alpha
Hoffman, daughter of Luther Hoffman,.
OF Madison county, We're married last
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/. P. Nelson.

Special to The Times Dlspatch.)
BEAyER DAM DEPOT, HANOVER
of the staff Of tho Courier-Iournal Louis
Mrs John Page. He Will be buried at
Fork Church. Mr.. Nelson was the son
Poyntz, Who were missionaries to chnn.
For some years he had been living In
Kentucky. where he was we'll known as
an able member OF the corps OF several
leading journals, for which work his many
him to a high degree.
HeNreturnctl to his old homo several
weeks ago to recuperate from a severe
illness but his prostration was too great.
He was born at "Qaklund' the 10Th of
October, 1860.
MIR Nelson served IN the Spanish War
as a member of the First Kentucky Regt-
ment In Porto Rico,
DIR. John Page Burwell.
WINCHESTER, VA, February lo.--The
funeral of Or. John Page Burwell, who
died suddenly of heart disease on Friday
took place to-day. the internent being
made In the huryng- ground at the hiss
toric old chapel near Wildwood, Clarke
county, Va. He was born there fifty
three years ago, and was u son OF the
late Or. Nathaniel Burwell. an eminent
from sickness last week and during Il
conversation With several relatives, he
suddenly threw up his arms and fell over
dead, He leaves two brothSrs--Dr. VIII
liam BurWell. of Parkersbura, W.. VA,
county two sisters Mrs Evelyn
BYRD and Mrs. Susan Randolph hotll az
wildwood,
Mrs. S. G. Rice,
I,,rNA ANTTr,J 81 WA. I;ch1tiuY.,. m =. Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
A Nine-Hour Day.

Special to The Times Dispatch.)
DANVILLE, VA. February l9-The
nine large cotton and woolen mills at
Spray, n. c., have agreed on a nine
hour day. to go into effect May 1st The
employees have been, and are now, work
ing elevtn hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20
Big Cotton Company Chartered.

CHATTANOOGA TENN, February 10.
"A charter was filed here to-day for
the incorporation of the Wachoyia Mills
to manufacture cotton fabrics. The cap
s1,COo,CO0 is common ana 100000 prefer
red. The names attached are those OF
Chattanoogans, but Eastern capital is
supposed to be back of the movement.
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Lillard-Meade.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
FiiIiIoERIlykSBERC;. VA, February
A., Meade, both Of Creeue comfy, wore
married "Wednesday AT the home OF Miss
susan Collins, ~ relative of tho bride IN
that county, Rev. ], N. Dolfermyfe Of
tloia ting y i
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OBITUARY.
Funeral of Mr.. Gryrnes.

The funeral services of Mr. Edward b.
Grymes, whose death occurred uneX-
pectedly on Friday last, in Circlevlle. o..
were held from the AIortuary chapel in
hollywood Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
the Rev Landon r. Mason, of Grace
Episcopnl church, officiating
The interment was in the family sec
ton. Grace church choir sang lead
Kindly Light and .Iust as I Am" and
at the grave Mr.. Frank Cunningham s
voice was heard in Waiting at the
River"
The services were attended by the inn
mediate family of the dcceased--his
mother. Mrs. Robert Page Grynres; his
sisters, Mrs. Edward Wright and Mrs.
Henley, of Winterpock. Va, and his
brothers, Mr. Peyton Grymes of this
city, and Mr.. James Grymes, of West Vir-
sinin. The pall-bearers We're Judge S. b.
Witt, Mossrs. NJ. a. Chambers, Thomas
3. Stokes, S. r. Wuddill, Jackson Bolton,
IF. r. Taliafcrro, AIR. McNegll and Mr..
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Vigorous Prosecution.


Vigorous Prosecution.
Both S,he Site and the family of the
dead girl prosecuted the case against
DR. Chiles with great vigor and the pros.
ecution of young INranklin next month
will beFeaually vigorous. Franklin ap-
peared hut little affected, and while he
was in the court with friends part of the
time he was mostly alone on the outside
Of the courtroom, seemingly prcferring
not to hear the evidence. His counsel.
however, remained in the courtroom fol-
lowing every move by the prosecution,
and tho defense. Franklin's attorneys
are Colonel George G. Cabcll. of Norfolk,
and III. C.. Humphrics of Bedford City,
Va.
The Franklin and Atkinson families
both came from Bedford, and Attorney
Nelson Sale, of that county. Il lifelong
friend of the father of the deceased girl.
is hero assisting in. tKa prosecution OF
DR.. Chiles. The case is conducted for
the State by Commonwealth's Attorney
john c.. Tilton, and for the Atkinson
family by Attorneys John j. Jeffries and
Sale, Judge d. Tucker Brooke and James
+. Duncan, city attorney, appearing for
the defense. NJ
Acquitted.
The trial was concluded to-
night. After the testimony of.
the prosecution and the dying statement
of the victim, DR.. ChilesI was heard In
defense. He admitted that he performed
an operation for a common complaint,
but denied that he performed any Grim
inal operation.
lie is nearly seventy years old, is
emnciated, his hands tremble with
pasy, so that he presented a pitiful spea-
tacle in the court on trial for his liberty
The penalty is from five to eighteen
years in the penitentlary. After consd-
ering the case for two hours the Jury re-
turned a verdict OF acuuittal.
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Died in Indiana.
,,Acial f. The Tines-Dispatch.)

QSmAcial to The Times-Dispntch.(
LITRAY. VA, February ia tele-
gram was received in Luray last night
announcing the death in Terre Haute.
Ind. of Mr.. William Sedwick son of
Rex G.. w. Sedwick, a Methodist min
lister of Page county. The deceased was
a nephew of Sheriff Sedwick. Of this
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Observation-Disclosures.

Especial to The -Dispatch,)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, February
-l0- Herbert McGhee and Miss Mary Dick
inson, daughter OF Mir. c. NJ Dickin-
fson, both Of Louisa county ware mar
lIcd last week at the home of the bride,
Rev. n. L. Clarke officiating.
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Swaiin-Skinner.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch) FL
ii FREDERICKSBURG VA, Fcbruar5
1o.-.John S. Swain and Miss BESSIE Skin
ner both Of Madison county Were mar
ina (, es idence of Rev. A. j. Harlow, who
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DEATHS.

BI.ENNER.--Died, at the residence of
Mrs. Burnett, No. $40 Brook road, Feb
ruary 18th. at le;4O O'clock, HENRY q.
h FnasSa rn 3 hs fSry AfER ys9S
February Goth. 8 o'clock. from st. John 8
Lutheran church. Interment Holly
wood Friends and acquaintances re-
specially invited to attend,
CONSTABLE CHARLES Fl CoNsTA-
Bile died in Petersburg, Va, FEBRUARY
18th, 7:35 +. NJ.
Funeral from i8s Jefferson street, Pc
tcrsburg, 4 T. NJ, February 10th. In
ternlent at Blanford Cemetery,
FINNERTY.- Died. at his residence, 171a
MsraRs s Mr. join Il S SSSGik }M0G Tns
children survive hlm-Ntiss Cecilia Fin
nerty; Mrs Jackson, OF Portsmouth,;
John Einnerty. OF Decatur, ILL.,; Peter
Flnnerty and Mrs. John Burnett
Funeral notice later
LEWIs.--FRANK LEWIS died MI his
residence, 1880 North Twenty-eighth
In the twenty-third year of his age.
He leaves a wife and child, father,
mother, -four brothers and three sisters
to- mourn their loss.
Funeral service Will take place
TUESDAY at Christ Episcopal church
ut II o'clock A, NJ. Interment In Oak
wood.
When my last hour co,netll,
I'raught with grief and pain;
When my dust areturneth ss5
To the dust again,
On Thy truth relying
Through that mortal strife,
Jesus. take me dying,
no eternHl life,
MOTHER.
We miss thee in our home, dear,
We miss thee In thy place
We long to hear thy step, defl;
SISTERS,
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DOCTOR CH|LEs
IS ACQUITTED.
On Trial for Bringing About the
Dealt, Of Miss Sarah
Atkinson.
TESTIFIED IN HIS OWN BEHALF.
James ISanklin, Indicted joint,
With Aged Doctor,.tI.lccts to
Have Separate Trial,
tspeelnl 10 rhe rlncs.plsn.len.3

t5peetal to The Times DispatciL)
NORFOLK, VA, February 1o.-rhc
trial Of Dr. Luther II, Chiles, Indicted
for the murder of Miss Sarnf Atkinson
OF I.anbcrt's Point. whose death ut the
Norfolk Protestant Hospital followed II
criminal operation alleged to have been
I.pcrforIned by the defendant, was Legun
in the Corporation Court this morning,
and ended tonight in a verdict 81
acduittnl.
Tile prisoner, aged and acompletc wre'.a
rliysicaliy Plead not guilty. A formal
demurrer to the Indictment and Office
tons raised by' counsel for the defense
Ia tile manner in which the jury hud
been drawn were both ovcrruled and af-
ter some little trouble competent jury
WAS sworn. ~
Judge Hanckel cited the cases o6afbe
Hoback trini and of the trial of Captain
II. w. Jones here. in which there was
a contention that the petit jury for II
felony trial must be called for some spe-
cial felony. lie said that could not be
done In this case as 1t could not be
known which felony would lie tried first.
The attorneys for the prosecution deter
mined to take the risk of continuing the
trial OF Dir. Chilcs despite the decision
of the Supreme Court of Appeals in the
Hoback case. where new trial was or
III
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FREDERICKSBURG VA. February
l9-Nfrs. Sallie b. Edenton, wife of Jo-
seph Edenton, OF lewiston. Spotsylvanln
county, died a few days ago. after brief
Illness. Her husband and four children
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ANOTHER CURE

NJ have used the Cuticura Medicinal
Toilet Soap for more than year, and for
cleansing, identifying, and purifying
the skin, it cannot be excelled. have
been trying for long time to get some
thing to take the pimples off my face,
and since using Cuticura Soap find that
it is the very thing for diseases OF the
skim c. w. King,
Oct. l6, 1905. Cadiz, Ky.
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Susan George Rice. wife of Chasteen
Rice. who was found paraIyzed in bed
Friday. morning. died at 2 o'clock the
family burying ground Sunday afternoon.
Tie services were conducted Mt the grave
BY her er pa pastor R9y Mathsne y Pru
cult.
Mrs. Rice was in her forty-ilrst year
She leaves her husband and three chill
dren. one n babe, age nine months.
Mrs. G. Gallinger.
Special to The Times Dispatcll.)
.FREDERIcKsBuRG. VA. February
ie-Mrs. G. Gallinger died at her home.
night, after n brief illness. aged sixty
five years. She is survived by her hus-
band and three married daughters.
Charles Hodges Constable.
PETERSBURG. VA, February l9.--Alr.
Charles Hodges Constable died yesterday
at the residence Of his father-in-law, Mr..
David Calender. on Jefferson street. after
a long illness. Mr.. Constable was fifty
years old and is survived by his wife and
two daughters. He was native OF Bal
tinrorc, but had been in business In
Richmond for a number of years.
Samuel G. Harrison.
PETERSBURG, VA. February 1e.-Mr.
home of his brother. Mr.. r. 7. Harrison.
on Highland Terrace. Mr.. Harrison had
been iii for three months, but his death
occurred unexpectedly. He was forty
seven years old.
]. A. Greenstreet.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. February
le-.Iohn A. Greenstreet. we'll known
citizen of Essex county. died few days
ago at the home Of his brother Frank
Greenstreet, in that county, at ad ad-
vanced age. He is survived by one
brother and one son.
]. S. finder.
Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.)s
E,REDERICKsBlTRG. VA. February
l9.--Mr. John s. finder, of Orange eoun-
t., died n few days aNo ut his home,
at the advanced age Of s. years. He is
survived by several children.
Mrs. S. B. Edenton.
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA. February
l9-NIrs. Sallie B. Edenton. wife Of Jo-
seph Edenton, OF Lewiston. Spotsylvanin
county, died few days ago. after brief
Illness. Her husband and four children
l,nr ~
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For Second Degree Murder.

For Second Degree Murder.
DIR. chiles was on trial for second de-
gree murder. the punishment for which
is from five to eighteen years in the PEN
itcntnry
james Franklin. the former sutor OF
Miss Atkinson, indicted Jointly with Dr..
.Ghiles for the murder of the girl, elect
81. 10 have n separate trial and his case
went over until the March term of court.
Franklin and his attorneys were In court.
however.
DR.. cliles was accompanied to court
by his young wife and his grandson, and
during the morning other relatives of
the prisoner came into court.
The only near relative of Miss Atkin-