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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
ASSASs|NSF|RE,
FROM / j \ AMBUSH n {
Two Men Shot and 1Silled8yVhile3
Sitting oil the d Porch Of "a
Boarding House.
KILLS sWEETH EAR AND..RlvAL
"a H Prisoner Tries to Shoot His
X ~ Way Out8of5 Jail Killcd
BY Train. 55#
4

F5i NJ (spccial To The Times. Dlspatch,)
Btu EFrELD, A., July 81 w. Artn-
Ssted Taylor and Harry IIoskns were shot
white sitting on the porch Of boarding
house At nfatwcan this morning by I'm.
known parties, who screened themselves
behind brush on tho ountain,s Both
will die. No trace of the assailants could
be found. " s # "A "a A s5l x. 2E
COLUMBUS Mccoy was cut to pieces while
attempt Ting to board a train at DelorIne
to-day. Mccoy was an Influential scitl-
zen In Wyoming coun ty. ifW. Va.
James Martin and lMigs Ella Hunt, Of
SPageton, were both shot and killed BY
Edgar Pembroke last night while at q
dance. Jealousy promoted the affair
Martin seemingly having won the affec-
BtIons OF Miss Hunt, who had formerly
been the sweetheart OF Pembroke q.
s Bob Harvey, who was arrested In Wyo-
ming county and takenSto the WEIGH jail,
Eyeste-d lay, Il made o desperate attempt to
escape last night, and fatally wounded a
guard though failing in his attempt to
gain liberty. He overpowered the Taller,
and, taking his gun, tried d to shoot his
way on t, but timely aid from other pris-
oners prevented g:8I{ IL S sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
.SU|10..A.IGA'.l /
S.'7''A||N|..D D |
Information That Rockefeller
Combined Individual Partner III
2lsSi ships iii Company.
VIOLATION ANTl-TRUsT LAW.
Every Attempt Made BY Attor-I
t1cyss for y! e:!f'esn.sseGto Have a3#5
Decision Reversed.
s6(By Associated Press, J

h JST1NDLAY, ~ OHIO. d July s. Prosecutor
I David, 4 OF Hancock county, fled lnfornla-
Etiofl here Il Il. day q In The Probate Court
against tho Standard OH Company and
John d Rocket eller. 4 81 IA
Tho Information allege that In 1882
Rockefeller com birled individual pa tr.sr-5
5sflip corporations u into the Standard oil
Company. Tho purpose OF that company,
the inforn1ntions assert, was to monop-s
ollie the products n, sale and transp rita
ton or crude petroleum and Its by pro-
ducts This 1t sts alleged d, was a consplr-
4 acy a ainst trade and violation Of the
ianti-trnst laws .}s Is IL N
Since July s, h 1903, the informationG de-
3clares and at nll times since, the Stand md 4
$nrd Oil Company has ben opera ting n
this county through subsidiary conpa--
MES, known as the Buckeye Pump Line
Company and the Manhat tan OH Com
8pany. e SS3 IN *, js !, n. i, ~
attorneys to quash the nformat tons filed
recently BY the prosecutor against the
Manhattan OIL Company and the Buckeye
Pipe Line charging them with being q
part OF the Standard, and being IN viola
ton q the ant -trust law The STANDARD y
81 torn eys claimed that the probate court
had no Jurisdiction, because the offense,I
III one had been commit tied r. they said. !.
H,as a felony, and thatit must be handled
III the Common Fleas Court, II handled
at all. }5 sl5
Judge Banker overruleds the motion. and
decided that his GO rt had jurisd tio n.3ii2S$
u Every attempt was made by the attor-
5neys for the defense to have the deci--
sion a res erved The court told the attor-
z ,l,eys that he was hearing the Manhattan
Company ca Sc, and not the Buckeye Pipe
Line Company case, and that the reason for
delay was not ufhc ient to stop II e rem
dering Of the decision. j, l ,sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
WOULD PROSECUTE
THE Gu!L.TYlMQAEs.
Civil and Military @ fficials Re
sponsible for Recent Rioting
in Russia.
.fBy a ssoclatad sPress.l


ST. $PETBRsBURcf,,sJu ly i. In the low.
r House Of Parliament to-day NJ.
4stchepkin presented THE Bialystok report.
In a speech ompanying It he 8empha-
sized the inefiiciency Of NJ y Stoi stpln' s
measures In the early stages to stop the
$roting. and ssdd that Police Lieutenant
Sherometief and other organizers OF the
sroting at Bialysto k ii acted under secret
Inspiration and influences mora powerful
I than the minister. thus plainly lndicattn g
General ETrepoff, although his name. was
not mentioned. ss ;3 s S5s.
H M. s tchepkin declared that the evidence
obtained proved the foll lowing facts:
Firs That no rel igious race prejudt
existed to warrant the mea sure. "a si
Il Second That the rioting was del berate-
Y " prepared by accusing the Jews y Of
being revolutionists. N 55 83 p u;
Third That the .day Of the riot was
announced in advance by the authors
tiles, n a35 X FS 5S Il. X ~ IL VI VI
VI Fourth That the adrninistra ton and
the troops acted awlessly In permitting
the systematic killing OF peaceful Jews.
Including women and CHI dren. under The
gguise OF suppressing a revolution; and
that the military and civil iii All horities
not only SISTED but participated in mur-
ders, tort ures and robbery. Ei q
N In conclusion, Chairman M. Stchepkin
presented the Recommended tion of the
commission that Interior Minister stoly-
pin and War Minister Rudiger be inter-
pellated asking II steps have been
taken to prosecute the guilty civil and
military official
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
Fruit h ]. VESSELS J. ] 4 |:
AND. QUARANTINE |:
Must Not B es Omitted ~ Until Five
Days from ort Of iSSi
sl53s5i Depart lure. 81
DIV "A ssociat a W. ress. 81

lt3ys{ASSOClel eSS.
MOBILE, ALA, VI uly 4 Sd Henry
Goldthwaite, ss execu tive fticer5 OF 81 the,
quarantine board Of M obile b \ has s. y
received from Wa tier y11lan. surgeon
general ofsthe Marine Fl ospital Service q
intending the recent regulat ions
OF the department. with regard to fruit
vessels II lying to ~ NJ ted States ports
Swhlch dlnissl 5on.to entry
port of departure. The amended regula-5
stions How tho IN ter, as soon as
the crew. except & "a dster and chief
engineer, shall have been removed from
the vessel. the ! Ing quarters fumlga ted
and a new crew placed in charge a fter5
at dock aal Il pa rts sof the vessel
must be * fumlgat simultaneously for
the destruction OF inosu toes. The new
crew Will accompa " the vessel ia qua rS-l
.antine, when change of crew Will again
take place.
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PRISON SENTENCE !. \ ! II (: 4
.F0R. CONSPIRACY !. ] /! ]
Judge White Reviewed the En-
tire Case Before Pronouncing
III Sentence.
fBy Associated Press,)

BOSTON, July 5.--F erdinand y, Borgess.
formerly OF Indiana. and one OF the pro- Il
moters Of Ubero ri an ton Company,
was day sen fenced to serve twelve to
titteen years in States prison for larceny
ana conspiracy by Judge White, In the
Superior Criminal Court, Borges was
convicted on seventy three counts OF lar
ceny and one OF piracy In connection
With the affairs Of the Ubero Company
He was indlaed with former Congress-
man William p, Owen, AZ Indiana, who
has not yet been arrested. f33l @ Il
Borges was appa gently astounded at
the punishment, He recovered his self
control quickly, however. The terms Of
the sentence provide hard labor. !. Z. .
Before announcing the sentence, Judge
White reviewed the evidence In the case.
He 4 declared that the eYidenas showed
that Borges was no less than I" q com-
mon and notorious thief * " NJ
The testimony at the trial Indicated
that the defendant, by falte statements
as to the character OF the 1Hbero property,
had induced many people to invest In
Ubero stock, and that they had been
defrauded out Of large sums at money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
SICK AL the /! !: TIM f.! E E:
Until She Took DR.. Williams Pink y
Pills-she Has Been q Well Vel @
" s9ts8 Woman Ever Since, q

81 suffered all the time practically,
rromf sickness OF the stomach, dizziness
or swimming In my head and pain In my
back. NOW I am entirely free from ais
comfort fof that sort, Il am not only
abs to keep on my feet. but TO- 40 my
work as a teacher, and to I. enjoy me
pleasures thatlcome through tne POSSES.
sion OF good heal tn n y, N :,
Ford OF Pushnlat aha, Ilss., who Ri con-
Btinues as follows: II u am GLAD to sg tell
others that my troubles were all reme-
died BY Dr., Williams Pink Pills. Whlcn
+yara indeed a wonan's friend. SI heard
Of them first from an acquaintance IN
sArkanusa !, who had found out their
merits BY actual use. What she said
prompted me to try them I'm Sept
fof 1904, and within three weeks y y exT
Sper1encedS such rel that knew ina!
nv case, After using them for a short
while longer was thoroughly CON WINGED
OF their helplMness. ceased to be- an
invalid; I became. and have since res
n1ained a we'll woman, and the reason
why la simply that \ took Pr, Williams
Pink Pills, as M 81
IA The pills which Mrs. Ford SO Justly
praises cure the chief allH ents OF women
by thoroughly renoyatlng the blood
They make func donal action regular and
painless, Il Danish hea daches, languori
nervousness. create appetite. promote al !;
gestlon, put color in the compl exion,
build up strength, and, In q word, nable
women to reach ana aintain full phy-i
steal perfection.
DR.. Willams' Pink Pills actually make
new blood and give strength and tone ito
every part. OF the body. They are sold
by all druggists Or sent, POSTPAID, on re-
icefpt OF price, 80 cents q box, six boxes
$3.50, " by the DR. llams N dlclne CO..,
.sehensotadys M Il sss,ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
III W||O.|NINOCENT men
KILLED by AVihGER.
IlRY Associated Press,)

l91l 1l11 NI l3y 1lAssuclHteu 1'Tess'1 =. . lI7 IA
BLUBFIDI.D. w. Va, July 6:-samuel
sFarloway night watohnlan, and John
3Rawson and Bert ] Zones engaged IN q
to-day, Parkway was badly beaten and
left for dead. Later he revived, secured g
Winchester rifle. and started In pursuit
of@his assailants, He arrived at some
camp cars on a siding a. mile east, and
saw two men standing In o car door,
Taking them to be Rawson AVID Jones'
he opened fire, shooting Armster ylor
and Harry IIoskln negro laborers, en-
gagged In track work. HoskinsS died all
most Instantly Taylor viii de- FaFlo-
Yay u IN jail. !.
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.'WI||IlI.LL.|AN lee
SENTENCED ITO HANG! | !.
Will robably Require Strong
Militia Force to Protect Him
WI IN from Populace s.1
nv 4 s5sncfated s. Press

I & BALTIMORE MD. July S5.;-Willia an 4
lee a 5colored youth Of seventeen years,
was tried In the Circuit Court OF this city q
day before Judg es Harlan, Wright and 9,
Dobler. and sentenced to be hanged In
Somerset county for criminal assault on
two white women. He confessed his his
crime. III. s NJ n. 5, Is,
the Gu prt having been taken to YirR1 MA
and later brought to this city y escape
the ven eance of mob which ,H9 .ha 4, az.
IN that county continues to be such that
III was deemed unsafe by the authorities
to take him there to be tried, and forth %
With tie trial took u place In this city.
fHeS Will have to be taken to Somerset e,
county to be executed on 2 day, 70 g g
fixed BY the Governor, and It 4ts deemed "a,
3cca,.ta Ia that it will require q strong militia
force to protect him from the mad i'y ddened
ypopulace. # 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
BECOMES bride
Of YOUNG MINISTER.

Rev, Walter e, Bren,ner and Miss zelma
3, Racket were quietly ma FRIED last
bride, No. 7ol I North Twenty fourth
Street. the Rev. Charles y. Stuart per
forming The ceremony Miss Helen Brenl-
o sas s an Rev 've va tRs R sss
man. The Wedding, though quiet. ls OF
more than ordinary interest. {ssS VI
y The Y rs.'a Wps last session a tstudarintS
tSs G9l9ge Wl aam the s'ts1s
last month The Rev, Mr.. Bremner re-
Gently graz uated from Richmond College
with the bachelor Of arts degree. He Is
Richmond College from Toronto, He Is
now pastor Of lIlons and Carmel Baptist
Churches, not far from this city. gj
sd Mss HsafsS nv 81 g No
.20lQ Han0Yar Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
.s7AR|.FOR8 OKLAHOMA
GOES ) IN next YEAR |. ]
Several Things to Be Done Be
fore the New State is Actual
/ n " Admitted to Union.
\. CIV Associated Press

y vs. (By Asso la ted Press J ! sly
i WASHINGTON, July After consul
tation between Quartermaste General
Humphreys and Admiral Cowles, chief
OF the gEqulpnlen 4 Bureau Of & the Navy
Department, N the two officers who are
charged with the making and issu!ng of
the national flags ito the army and navy,
respectively, 1t has been decided that
the admission into the Union OF the State
OF Oklahoma shall be recorded by the
addition OF o star In the blue field OF
the nag. placed at the lower r!ght-hand
corner. But as several things remain
to BIO done before the new State sls ac-
,tually admitted. and as the law provides
that tho additions star shall only be set
In tho Held In the beginning of the next
fiscal year after the State Is one In fact,
the Oklahoma star will not be seen on
the national ensign until July /. 1907, and
therefore the salutes which have been
given are premature, a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
p olice1nre.ln Indicted.
5(By Associated Press.)

I BIALYsTOK, July s.. General Boga-
lcyski. the temporary governor general
OF Bialyst ok. Which Is still under martial
law, has dismissed the mayor because
tfe& refused to accept o petition from the
Inhabitants asking for the convention OF
an extraordinary session OF the Town
Council to deny the accuracy OF the re-
port OF General Bader, the former gov
5ernor- general In the recent mi ssacre OF
Jews here. Twelve policemen have been
indicted for their participation In the
.riotlng, X n IA \. 81 I'd I5 FIN f{sl3 l5F5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
OBITUARY.
Miss Nellie Schard "

" Ilss Nellie Sclardt, one Of Fllltoas
most popular and est mahl ea young lad les.
departed this n life Il a t the residence of
her grandmoth Their, ny Mrs. Johanna + Roach
No. 204 Orleans Street. vest erday3 evening
at 8 80 q clock 3 II
il She was widely known tn roughout the
city, and had a disposition that won and
retained friends. The end came peace
"a The deceased leaves a 4 rea number
OF yrelatlyes. besld es her moi her,s SISTERS,
brother and her uncle s-Nf John
Roach, q OF West Point: Jnries =. Roach
and s William r ch--who loved her In
life 4 and 6 mourn her&in death.
81 Funeral arran gements will be announced
later. 4, 3jtg$s i Az -sl IA
Mrs. Pearl Sargent.
III Mrs, Pearl Griffin Il Sargent died at the
residence OF her husband, Mr.. Charles It !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
CAROLINA N . G. B
HAS Fine VOICE [ /.
Ifss,p ~, / q 3, The Times Dirpatch.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch y a.. )ii,9!
NEW YORK, July 6.-s sli Anna AM spenT-
Ger, a young society girl Raleigh, y. y.
a. has developed a phenomenal voice &C.
From the smallest part IN the stud le
King, IN which Raymond Hitchcock will '
Tar next winter. and which has a Just .lss1
i closed 4 preliminary season on the road,
4 aha has been promoted In six weeks g
the role Of 81 und erstudy to the primo
donna. Lena Abarbanell having ,t1 snee :,
5chnaen after a trial OF the " oices oii az
tl1a girls in 'The Student KIN 81 !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06

j. q. Murray, II. J. leuge $50 =. yy y
and WI. Henry. Nj s1s 4
Auditing Commit ttee- G. Isaines S 4
3. Harris and II. Nellgesser.
Ss5 Pastor Gets Vacation.

y
e Auditing Commit ttee G. "A. VI Taaincs, U.
3. Harris and II. ]. N ugesser.
Pastor: Gets Vacation.
ss5 az meeting OF y the Board Of stew
ards Of Asbury Methodist Church, Mon
day night, the pastor, Rev. y. i. Cutf-
rlel1, was unanimously voted a months
vacation, to be taken at such time AS
Will best serve his convenience This
compliment was paid d Mr.. Cuthriell In
con sideration OF b the 81 untirtng energy,
success attending his pastorate at this
charge Mr.. Cuthriell expects to take
part OF his yacat ton In August y when he.
accompanied by Mrs, Cuthriell. will visit
Niagara Falls and It Toronto. returning via
New York y City, where Mr.. Cuthriell'ss
father holds 81 government t position, ha,v-
Ing been transferred to that city from
Norfolk Ia January OF this year N 3!s
Beginning next Sunday and continuing
until further notice, the Sunday evening
service at Asbury Me thodist Church 8whl
be changed from 8 s o clock IN to KS 5:3oi
\ O'Clock In the afternoon. These services.
will be Just tforty-f five minutes long, be-9
ginning promptly at $50 and closing at
5s:l5. Beginning next Sunday, Rev N "
SClithrtcll will be gin a series Of sermons
Son the marriage vow, and 4 the 81 bject
for that day will be a" Choosing q n Illus n
band. Public invited Hi ,3;,,23
Personals and Briefs s.I
Police oticeri ay1nack last nigh Il r-s
rested Ned n Monroe and Stewart Henry.
both colored on the charge OF Il fighting
In the street. Henry was hit on the head,
1T appeared, tn some blunt INSTRUMENT.
and was pretty badly skinned up. They
will tell the Mayor bout II this orning..
iS3 M r.8 C. B.5f Clarke. OF Greensboro. h is
visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ 4 Holt. Of;
SSwansboro. SSs
Mr.. Robert and MI ISIS Ethel Belcher left!
Yesterday morning to saepd their sum
fmer SyacatIo In the country. VIZ
Mrs. C. Nv cling, sof East Fifth Street,
Sis spending the summer wi tn her father
Mr.. James B. n cal. in Hall lax count II.
IA. NJ. "a. A1cCrone and her little
daughter. May, are visiting rela tives In
Amherst coun ty. issS j53 Il! III
$gs Mr.. Albert G. Pulliam, OF Warwick
county lis visiting his son, Mr.. p. -.
Pulliam, Of Forest Hill.
S6 Mr.. Alexander McC unber, OF 504 Stock
ton Street, Is visiting in Boston.
8S Mrs. Charles II. Dorset and her daugh-$
ter, Afiss Male, Of Greensboro. N. CT are
visiting Mrs r. /. F. Ellington, on Balm
bridge Street. 5ssl III III
Mr.. y. H. shapp, manager OF the
Standard Paper Company is I, visiting it'i
friends In Canada. CHG {. q N & y ,3I5SS
5 Mrs. =, a. shipiey,$ OF b ltimore. Is yiss-.
SitinE her brother, Mr.. + George w. BlanK-5
Eenship, OF S12 West ~ thirteenth Street. s4sS2
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Carriers All Postmasters;..y5

81 & from our, egularS Correes pond ent. D
" s3WAsHINGTD4ygp i, T. !, dly ! a., RE
spence appoln ted srragiaar, J: pence, sub =
stitutes rural route Z; London d y
age, Va. |.Ss
Il; j ames IT. Phillips app tnteds lostmaster
at n outlook, Madison county, n. e. vice
w. O. Ammons, resi- gned ~ III iisS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
Y ell w Fever Rep r't..$
80 DIV a ssnciated Press.l a!ll5

NEW ORLEANS. July S --Incontng
steamers continue tor export cases Of yell
low ever at Central Anleric and West
indian ports. The steamer Alps q " hich
arrived at quarantine last might reported
tod ay3,t hat Port Linz on; Costa Rca,,s had
two cases OF this fever and one $deat tn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06

companies and the press were made hon.
jorary$ members viz M essr rs g nlt-I
Ing and II ssoper, Of the II Old IA Dominion
Steamship Company s. Cary, Of the
Wilson, Of the Southern Railway; T.. Car
nett Tabb, Of Blair & ia rb. and N. r.
Hoyle, OF the Richmond Evening Journal
M Resolutions Drafted. 81
s8s on mo ton Of 2 letor, the presi7
buttons on n the death u Of n Messrs. Hoge
neaand Il. B. augh IN. IN a4.s S
s3a TheS commit tee ia.. r. etorE ] 3.
h Boatwright and X W. u. r "A
s On mo ton 81 Mr.. lag n Ia committee
was appointed as follows n to 4 hear sug g.
ges tons for the good Of the IL assocla-
ftion . y. h "A. fS Clarke, Dr, s ". "a. Brad
ford, 5R. Fl III Watson. L. N. Il Burford. III,
It.: Boatwright. s. ". D. Curran ara g;
BONNER. "a S3
The president then appointed Committee
SonS Nomination OF officers for the 81 su-
ing year taking occasion to say, amid
protest. that he wanted some one else
chosen president ~. having served ts five
stermsa5S The committee is III G. Wingo.
w ID. 81 Collins. w. g., Scott, G. b. Kerr
8sey. F. A. Coleman, Z. ~ 8 1. w illiamson.
Lewis Levy. III e ;is
Ss Mr. ohm Ii, fWingo moved that the
secretary write General Stith9 Boiling, Of
Petersburg, expressing the regret OF the
association at his absence. The motion
was unanimously adopted. g8s
Adjournment was then taken until Fri
day at 10 o'clock VI a t The \ New Grand
Hotel, New y ork. 5a} III 35
The members Of the ton ana
their guests, including many ladies, 4 are
enjoying the trip, many! using glasses to!
see a tlantic City, Long Island and Sea-
&girt. TIA
New Y ork Harbor was reached between
rs and 6 o, lock 4 ~ S5
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III Glorlana, an English musical farce q. Z
fbrough I lip to an Anierd can stand ard s$ by5
the fBi1ou Musical Comedy Company, with
Lit tie Chip Mary M arble and the NJ Beauty
Chorus, h was played at the Gasino last q
night Oh Il Il 81
53$ The SIR Bbtt Of fun a9ro We'd vel y
acceptable to the GRO wd that pa ok l'!
THE summer pla house and N Atrsiste upon
encore after encor "
IAttle$ Chip, 4 as r,ss,lal, was very funny;
Miss Mars Ne owed II g dial as
Sof y,ore: DaNld dra de- owed himself n
"a charac act q an old man pa IT, and
Marie lone tie The par.t f$ a,
very etchlng young Sbri des
Il The .seBeauty g horus, rs rs,la danced
$tsSWay ainto the dfnsr ion D fsthe audi nce.E
Nflss Rfarbla sahe =. = i5o1 GD6tey in the
sam Old attractiye way, and Ill tile Chip
sang fin MIN! ~ oth-
ing Like That Din am 4 ele
Glorian a. will be play ed the rest Of
the week ct the Cas- Ing. ;s8
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al 1is reside NJ 1911 ia ST. amsa&
q. Street, JAMES MAIDS Q MI AsPEFs.;
Fune raj from, Eben ezerg Baptist Churchs
#fSsATURLAY, Ill 900 a s4 az III
JACKSON ID led u Thursda y$ morning atS4
80 cloc OK, EDWARDaLEE.si infant sonss PHI
Edwin Lee and Mrs. IN ettfe Gentry jack
SON. aged FIVE mon tbs and twenty seven 4. e,
tn days VS. \. WI
81 Funeral from the house, No. $50 South Z
b Linden Street, at "a 9 90 clock
sGHARDT.-Ded at the resi- ence Hof her
81 grandmo Their, NJ RS j oh nnaH r zach Xoas
S 20l Orleans n Street. 5 THURSDAY July
1906 at $3.50 P. z NJ IN ELLIE eldest
e daughter Of Mary and The late sJohnS
G.. Schardt MI ssi MI 5s
Funeral notice lat err sSs
Baltimore, Nd PAL ers please GO y,ss2sg ;,9s
:, al r HY1Y g
Charles F.. Sargent. sSf n ..,asa&3
4S FUNERAL from ate resld enee Nc. s g g
East Grace Street SATu friday at
$# o. clock p. M. isls IL tsR
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Coolest Store in chmond.
Sargent No. 400 East Grace Street. sTues.:
day. 3ss St{
555$S The funeral will take place ii from ftiiss
residence on Saturday at 5E o'clock RI M
g. SANFORD; 4: o. x

Special 70 1he Times Dispat ch.) sSS
Z N ORFOLK, " AZ, 4 July 5.- J .S 3 AIT ms
ford. OF the firm OF Ri the v SAINT ord and
Brooks Company, 8S contra tors. NJ ID N deaa{ XII
aged seventy Ave. His firm has secured
many big dredg ing contracts from the
at various points along the
Atlantic coast, especially in hesapeakeS
Bay, the della ware River and Hanpt ton
Roads. He construct ted a large business
block III this city n;
NJ wife and daug ter silrvi ve himEinS
5Newarl K, II. D, where he will be buried
Miss 3. 6. q ubank ss8ESS
Especial v to " The Times Dispa tch. )aslssS
sKEYsVILLE n a. july s. M IS sBst tie,E
e. Eubank laughter a q II the lateSs ] ohrS
II. " Ell bank. died yes terday at h or hoMesS3
at Eubon, in 8Lune burg county aged 20
years. s he Il had cen in bad heal thu for
several years, and & her dealt wa 81 not
,1nexpecte Ted. She, wi II be bur ain the
old family buryng- ound ,S$near her res-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
NE .AnQ III. Q & III 81 N opE.
! ! I PAIRING Il 4


means quality whiting
every tifae.
When q store habituallyI
cries Cheap ! Cheap put
the man behind Il down as.
a huckster, not g merchant.
We avoid bargains q
" we would q plague, but the
ripening Of the r.. season nat,i-l
rally brings many tidbits at.
this store .ss
There's spice In buying
Just now Y We're Justify
B prod ding lag gard goods with 1t:t,(
the big stock. Price,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
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DEATHS.

BLANIlENsHIP-Died sS at a 80 s.S XII
$s9 July 5th, in8 Chesterfield county, at the
II home sherAg andpare pt, L. W.. Ogdens
sSJANEN SHELTON AT has In fan Il laughter
c. II. S and 4 Mamie Il Blank enshi