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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-22
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Treasurer Cooper Preparing to Adver;
tiss Property for Sale.

County Treasurer J. p Cooper Il
preparing a list of those owners Of
property who are delinquent ON their
taxes for the year 1906. for the offie-
ial publication preparatory to making
the annual sale early in December.
Property on which either the first IS,
second half OF the taxes due this year
remains unpaid, will be advertised. The
list will be published shortly after No
vember 1. The tax sale this year
comes on Dec. 3.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-22
At THE oDEoh.
Notes Of the Coming Attractions 1t
the Theater.


Notes Of the Coming Attractions 1t
the Theater.
Next Thursday evening October 25tl.,
the merry farcial comedy, THE Ar
rival Of Kitty" will be presented. 1t
is one Of the cleanest and prettiest
comedies that will be seen here this
season. Prices Is, SO, 75c and 81. Seats
on sale Wednesday,.
Friday night the musical comedy,
"The Umpire" will be the offering. Mr..
Fred Mace, who was seen here last
season in "Piff. Pan, Poif,s, plays the
title role. The company IS a large
one. numbering sixty people, including
an excellent chorus. The entire pro-
duction is carried complete. Seats ion
sale Thursday at 10 a. m.- N
Sunday night, October 2sth, the Pc
culiar comedian, w. B. Patton. will be
seen in his latest success. "The Slow
Poke
Mr.. Tim Murphy will play his an
nual engagement on Monday, October
10Th. He will present "Old Innocence
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-22
OBITUARY..
Waterbury,.

Bertha M. Waterbury, wife Of Mr..
Roy II. Waterbury, died Sunday morn
ing at 8 O'clock at the home of her pa
|rents, Mr. and Mrs. n. sP. Hansen, SOL
North Seventeenth street. Tuberculo-
sis Of the lungs was the cause Of her
death, which followed an illness of one
year
While residing at Grand Forks, N. D.,
Mrs. Waterbury's health began to fail,
and on August Is last she returned to
this city, and with her father was pre-
pairing to go to the Ozark mountain re-
gion of Missouri, in the hope that a
change of climate would be off bene-
fit.
Mrs. Waterbury was "A years of age.
She was born in Eldora, and in early
life was confirmed in the Lutheran
church of this city. Later she
united with the Methodist church
in this city. Besides her hus-
band, who Ia at present employed in
the passenger department Of the Rock
Island at Dies Moines, Mrs. Water
bury Is survived by one son, years of
age, and her parents, four sisters and
three brothers.
The funeral will eheld Tuesday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock, at the Hansen
home, Rev. c. e. Smith, of Postyille,
officiating. Wednesday morning the
body will be taken to Hubbard for in
terment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-22

rainfall last night was 20 inches, as
compared with 04 of an inch Saturday
evening. At 1880 o'clock this morn
Ing she temperature was 48 degrees,
as compared with SO degrees at the
corresponding hour Sunday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-22
WILSON WITH T..R.
Well Known Marshall County Farmer
Begins Work as Rural Route Solici-

tor.
Mr.. Will H Wilson. a well known
farmer of this county. who, until re-
Gently, has lived on farm just north
Of town. today entered the employ of
the Times-Republican as a solicitor on
Iowa rural routes. The Times-Repub-
lican's rural route edition has grown
to such immense proportions that an
other solicitor was required to take
care of the volume Of business. Mr..
Wilson was approached a good man
for the position, and accepted an of
fer made to him. He left on his ini-
tial trip this morning for the north
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-22
FuRs! FuRs!

Tuesday at Benedict & 5rintnalPs.
Our fur salesman from Detroit will
be at our store all day Tuesday. Spec
ial orders taken.
BENEDICT & BRINTNALL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-22

cere thanks for the flowers and kind
ness of friends and neighbors who so
freely aided us during the sickness and
death of our mother Mr.. ]. II. SkiT,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Boyd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-22
Petit.


Mrs. A. T. Pettitt, residing at sos
South Sixth street, died this morning
at O'clock of dropsy. She had been
in ill health for some time. Mrs, Pet
tilt was a native of Pennsylvania
where, she was born Sept 2, 1S4S. She
was married Oct. 20, 1869. The family
came to this city from Missouri four
years ago, but for many years resided
in Mechanicsville and other points in
this state. Mrs. Pettttt was member
of the Presbyterian church Of MechaE-
tcsyille. The husband. five sons and
three daughters survive her. The sons
are Earl Pettitt, OF Illinois; Shervin.
Who'll lives In Ames; Wilbur Dennis
and Leon, who live in this city. TIL,
daughters are Mrs. ]. A. Mills. of Con-
rad, and Misses Aggie and Jennie Pet
tilt, of this city.
The funeral services will probably
be held Wednesday, conducted by Rev.
w. H. Scott. An escort from the
Grand Army. Of which Mr.. Pettitt is a
member, will attend the services and
the pail bearers will be, selected from
among the veterans.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-22
LocaI Weather Record.

The extremes in temperature Sum
day were 81 and 4S. as compared with
10 and 4s for the preceding day. The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

"My Friend My Arkansas" Plays to
Good Saturday Night Business.
A large audience for Saturday night
witnessed the presentation at the Od-
con OF my Friend from Arkansas" a
melo- drama with liberal admixture
of comedy. The presenting company
was very capable for the most part
and the entertainment gave excellent
satisfaction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-22

Card Of Thanks.
We hereby desire to express our sin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
FUNERAL TO-DAY.
Mr.. AlPin Was Pronounced Dead
Five Years Ago.

The funeral OF Mr. George p Al,b5,
VINO died Wednesday evening - ~ ~
go. nee NO l1o4 North Twenty-gecon5
He.tel' VIII take place AZ o'clock mis-
LEMON from Union Station Aferbo6is+
C-.-cu- The iuterment VIII be- made m
O.h wood Cemetery. al
49, ~ following detail from lee Cam,
confederate Veterans. Will meet =. ~
amp LaI az o'clock this a fferDo--
@.n VIII attend the funeral IN a nod,
..rutrr.A-t- Commander r. Catesbv Tores
Soinfa1es FREQ. T. Elliott. James r
15I"E. george w. Jarvis. Gervas Storrs
Is LisAuoot W. f. Moore and r. l..
ar Aipnin was pronounced dead abou+
-N', years ago. and preparations we're
moe Tor his burial including the selac-
Don oi pal-bearers. II was while ne
reunion az Nashville was in nrogress
ana the account OF his death v-.- -es r
nt richmond veterans while al the re-
union owing to a heavy suow-storrn "a
tt-at ufnt, lt was found impossible fo oct
ne BODY % the railroad station aud IN
l.e tourtn day after the supposed death
Or MI. Alphin. be very UNEXPECTEDLY dis
, nNed signs OF nfe and soon was re-
stored 10 consciousness and recovered
-Nttri ward he is said 70 have iocularlv
remarked that he had had the union ~.
per-ence q drinking the health ot his
own pail-bearers after he had himself
been pronounced dead Mr. AlphfD re-
covered sufficiently 10 get about. bur had
been great sufferer for some years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
DISCUSS PLAN To
Furnish LABOR

Post A. Of the Travellers Protective As
ISOLATION. has inaugurated a movement 10
remedy the condition due 90 the scarcity
OF desirable labor II has called a meet
ins at their headquarters. Third and Main,
Tor next Monday night TO which many
business men have been invited. with a
view TO devising some plan Tor the or
sanlzation OF what is 70 DC known as an
employment bureau.
Circular letters have been sent out hy
a committee. consisting OF Messrs r W
Spllman. q. Is. Hobson and W. w. Tefew.
ANNOUNCING the meeting and stating lis
ann and purpose. The action IS based
upon the fact. personally ascertained bv
the members OF tA- r. T. A.. that nearly
am the manufacturers OF Richmond are
Handicapped and Narassed by shorta-e.
or competent and desirable labor and
that as result they cannot operate their
plants at ful capacity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
MUCH INTEREST IN
SOCIAL CIRCLES
The Marriage OF Mr.. Robert Lee
Williams to Miss Mary
Louise Wall.

BLACK SBURG, VA. November 1b.-An
event OF general interest ga social cir
clos throughout the state occurred here
yesterday Ia the marriage Of Miss Mary
Louise Wall OF Blacksburg. TO Mr.. Rob
ert Leo Williams. OF Marion. The cere-
mony. which occurred at the home Of
the brides sister. Mrs NJ S. Price. was
performed by the Rev J. NJ. kilhan, OF
tho Lutheran Church. I'm the presence OF
a large number Of the friends and rela-
uves or the couple.
The bridesmaids were Misses Emma
Wall and Mary StIT OF BlacksburR. while
the groom was attended by Mr. John
a Groseci0se and Alr. Geo. q. Collins. OF
Marion Immediately after the ceremony
delightful luncheon vas served 70 the
bridal party and invited guests. after
which the party drove over 20 Christians
burg. where tho bride and groom board
ed the o clock train for the East. They
viii visit Asleyulo and other Southern
mP'nts before returning 20 Marion, where
they Will make their future home
Tho bride is daughter Of Mrs. Alex
andcr Floyd Wall. OF Montgomery county,
and is widely connected throughout this
part of the state.
Nj. Williams is a son ~ Captain r. g.
W!ii,9ms. distinguished Confederate
soldier % Smytn county. and is at pres
ent the Comm Quwcalth's attorney OF his
county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
Supreme Court of Appeals.

Proceedings Of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals yesterday were.
Thompson ct al. rs. Camper Fully
argued by r. q. Stearns Tor appellant
and submitted.
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany VS. Denny's administrator. same VS.
Edwards administrators Argued by VIII
liam Gordon Robertson for the plaintiff
and Y. +. Howard and James i Harri-
son for the defendants and submitted
Williamson ct ais VS. Read Il ais
plaintiffs and continued.
Next cases to be called J. II. Seward
d Company vs. Miller * Higdon. Har-
risOnburg Harness Company vs.. National
Furniture Company. Morgan VS. Booker,
Pickett VS. Mullins administrators Helm
vs. Lyuchuurs Trust and Savings Bank
e. al. Park Land and Improvement Com
pany VS.. Lane, being Nos. 5 and TO- inclu-
slVe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
MILITARY NOTES.
Activity Is Shown Around Adju-
tant-GeneraTs Office.

Captain J. E. Moon. Company r. Seven
ueth Infantry. Lynchburg. has been COM
missiOned by Governor Swanson. having
passed "a most creditable examination
Captain O. +. Johnson. Company H..
Seventeen Infantry. Richmond. has been
placed on the retired list at his own
request. after having served for more
than fifteen years in the Virginia militia.
First Lieutenant NJ. b. Hickson. Com
panv r Seventeen Infantry. T,ynchburg.
has rendered his resignation to Governor
swanson. and the same has been accept
ed.
Orders for elections to fiji the vacancies
noted above have been ordered TO take
place within thirty days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
Uppleby-Harris.

Especial % The Times D.spatcl.l
CTFARLOTTESyILr.E Va. November
J. Miss Jessie Sinclair Harris. tLe
charming daughter OF Mrs. J Archer
Harris. ~ this city. ana SIR. John Up
Ileoy. Of Currisck. ~ c. were married
this morning az the bride s. homes BY the
Key. n. j. Lee. OF Christ Church. Tho
wedding wGs quiet home affair. IN the
presence ~ the iumedlate family
The bride entered the par.lr with her
brother. Mr.. James Harris. a. Whining
ton Del
There were two attendants. Miss celia
Harris. maid Of honor. and NJ. William
a Harris who acted as best man.
Mr. a1d Mrs. Uppieby LETT on tie MORN
81 Is tram for Washington. and afterwa rCls
will ~ 90 Currituck. p here Mr. Uppleby
ias "a magnificent place.
Tho BRIDE i- fond 90 outdoor sports and
j. hearty accord with her husband who
ris always been patron ~ field sports
j. virginia. and ls himself q fine shot
and devoted % hunting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
DEADLY shot
WITH A PISTOL

WINSTON-SALEA. y. g.. November
l5.-Hugh Weaver was shot and killed bv
Spencer Davis near Clmmons yesterday
afternoon as the result OF a dispute over
some slabs. Davis. whos-alIeges that he
shot IN self-defense. has not been arr
rested. Weaver stated to a friend yes
terday that he proposed To KIN Davis be
fore sunset
The party to whom he made the threat
reported it to Davis. who was hauling
timber via Weavers home. Davis thank
ed the party VINO gave him the inforns-
ton. but said that he proposed to con
tnue hauling lumber
AS Davis passed the home Of Weaver
in the afternoon he discovered Weaver
sitting down 10y tire roadside noldfoe. o.
shotgu Davis rolled on has WAGON on
the opo ite side Of Weaver and beogcd
the TAT not TO shoot. Weaver fired. but
Davis lodged and the load missed hin,
Davis then drew a pistol and shot Weav-
er three times. Weaver arose and started
70 the house but fell IN his yard. vcb,re
he expired
The deceased leaves a wife and one son.
Davis IS also a man OF family,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
Scot,-Movler.

Especial hy sy1thorn Bell Telephonel
Ff~fERSBT VA. November IA
B. aurt-l wedding took place a. Grace
MAJ vaughan Mo,ler daurhrer OF Ur-
and Mrs J. Edwald Moyler was ruurrled
~ Nj. John Gordon Scott. a young civil
Fls attended ty Miss Mari Scott sister
- tho groom. a- maid % honor Nr r.
C. French. ~ Alabama. was lest man.
$40 t-c Eroonletler were Nfessrs- George
Harm Wilson Mullen. 81 T. AiCyler.
storul,y Berkwith IS. l. thinner Jr.
] T. IorclNai. Carter Myers ". d..
kpotswoot, ~ Norfolk Rev pr CorDln
BrackS-on Bryan performed the cere-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
Tricked by Dyspepsia.
The Doctor Couldn't Tell Where The
Trouble Law

i'NN~it lay
tor the past seven years have been
victim OF dyspepsia and chronic con
fupaton. and have consulted me ,,,,e+
I2leu specialists 90 be found on Diseases
~ US e1'ii aclrf. None, however. seemed
~ ty..t'e tLe diItculty or give RELIEF IT,
todlton 70 this medical treatment 7 $40
resp ted To- the use Of many rarnagfs.,
h I nave given them faithful trial biIt
pom the recommenda ton OF o cIose
ltleHo. purchased soc uack@sv, ~
-, 80. "E4spepsl" Table e.. and in less
tHeH HNe Jays noticed that was 80
ceiving more benefit than from, ,,''. re
edy mad used before. contfr5,.,s ', -
use the tablets after each meal ~, -,
month, and by that tfmo NJ, ~. III one
was In a healthy condition. cana6io,' ~
o.sesIins AWNING which my increasing
have not experienced any rot,,~, ~.
my former trouble, though three mon ms
nave elapsed since taking your rerned,, =,
We wish that you could see win -.
own eyes the countless other hon, 80 80.
signed letters from grateful me-, 49,
women all over the land who had sufgers6
years Of agony with dyspepsia 49,
every known remedy. and consulted e,of
Ient specialists " itnOut result untU a..
gave Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets a trial
Like the doctor above they couldn'f To-
cate the seat Of the trouble
Dyspepsia Is a disease which has lors,
hafiied physicians. SO difficult OF Ioca
ton is the disease that cure seems Devt
20 miraculous. There is only one W.,
20 treat dyspepsia-tO supply the eIe
Iieh's Whlch nature mas ORDAINED to per
FORM this junction. and to cause them to
Pnter the digestive organs. SUMMING
the fluids which they lack. Smarts Dvs-
pepsia Tablets alone MI these REQUIRE
ments, as IS shown by the fact that
10000 physicians in the United States
and Canada unite IN recommending them
10 their patients for stomach disorders
We do not claim or expect Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets 20 cure anything but
nisordered conditions OF the stomach aud
other digestive organs. but this they
never fail TO do. They work upon the
inner lining OF the stomach and intes-
tines, stimulate the gastric glands and
cid In the secretion OF Juices necessary
90 digestion.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale
py all druggists at so cents a box. One
box viii frequently effect permanent
cure II In doubt. and wish more ade-
quate proof, send us your name and ad-
dress. and we Will gladly mail you sam
PIE package freS. z. 4. stuart Co, 81
htAAart Bldc-- Marshall Mich.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
THREE INCHES SNOW
IN The SOUTHWEST
IspcclM 20 me Times Di.pa,lh. J

CHusr1ANsBURG. VA. November 49,.
Three inches Of snow fell here last
nisht. and tne ground is s0n covered 90
the depth OF over two inches. Although
Che ground is unfrozen. the snow is melt
lng very slowly. the temperature having
fallen to-day considerably
Especial 90 The Times uispat,hI
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA. Noven-
ber l5.-snow commenced falling last
night soon after dark This morning
every boueh and sprie was covered with
feathcry fleece aad 10 was several
inches deep on the ground.
ESPECIAL o. rae Times Dispa,oh.l
CILATLAAv VA. November l5.-Snow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
MANY At WORK IN
BIG ART CONTEST
Children and Teachers Display
Growing Interest in School
Room Decoration.

II one has any doubts about tho love
OF the children for the beautiful. their
desire Too have the beautiful in art about
them in the hours spent in the school
rooms. one has only 20 see the pupils in
The afternoon at the Office OF the super
incident " the contest for schOolroom
'A-aA4raton ln order TO have these doubts
dsrcllcI
they come singly. by twos. by threes
ana IN larger numbers. and their comments
upon the pieces Of sculpture on exhibition
la Miss Briukhaus's office show how fully
l.0y appreciate the generous gifts Of The
ines Dispatch.
me MinerFo GlustinianL six feet ten
inches I'm height on exhibition in tho
window " the Business ONCE IS a great
isForlte with the children. They much
enjoy her strength. The two Donatcuo
.e'i'-s ln Room are popular with them.
because the cherubs there shown are 50
happy ia their actions. IN looking M
M4iano mother and child. the almost IN
variable EXPIRE ssion Is How sweet TIE
spirited horses in the section shown from
ire Triumph OF Alexander. appeals 20
lneF childish hearts. while the bust OF
H'hias Jefferson on the pedestal adds
u their happiness. All these pieces CON
-ltl'e collection No. in the Great Con-
'eSI Tor Scnoolroom Decoration
Much Interest.
q, Miss Davis's school is a newcomer f,
--e RANKS OF the private schools entered
~ the contest for schO0l~oorn deco-a-
non The little folk there are very earer
- secure one Of the beautiful elfts Of
t ~ me Times Dispatch. and are
nara al work gathering coupons
@Hr'e may ba said Of the pIrus
qt Tie Westminster school whom NTiss
aug rs met yesterday morning. ana
with whom she was much pleased 1 S,i,.
s.'-I mas already done much with mic
-i.a ana is entitled TO congratulations
ed P'- 60 are 80 Wen select
Tie Navy Hu School has entered the
c'- Iot the colored schools with quite
q substantial showing. -'11
ipons from November 4th to 10th.
rii'.tIi5lte' must reach Room s. Times
3 or or before noon to-norrov
N.,einoer lfth. Hereafter all counons
".i. pear me time-limit upon them. and
~ one is requested to comply with
..is rAlng. since failure u do 80 ~,
ne d serious loss % some school.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
Light Committee.

The Council Committee on Light met
last night and disposed o. the usual
monthly routine ~ work. such as the
examination and approval Of payroll and
other accounts and the receipt OF the
usual reports as 70 the Gas Department.
etc. Nothing Of Importance or special
public Interest came Up at the meeting.
which was BRIEF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
Special Service.

A special service, under the auspices
OF the senior and junior orders OF the
Brotherhood Of 81 Andrew. Of WeddeU
Memorial Church. will be held tonight
"a that church az o'clock. The chapters
In ST. Johns Episcopal Church Will also
be present. as will a number OF persons
interested in the work being done bv
the order.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16

Especial 90 The Tiuros- D.aDatchl
NOTTOWAY Q. II. VA, November
IA pretty but quiet home wedding
took place yesterday morning al lO ~
O'Clock az 'tThe Elrns." the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Belts Hardy. 81 Nottoway county. when
thelf daughter. Iuu. became the wife OF
Mr. Samuel &. Ducrspu. OF Roanoke. The
Rev William - Borgs. OF the Method 50
Episcopal church. Blackstone. perform
cd the ceremony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
Elicit WOULD INCREASE
LIQUOR LICENSE TO $1,000
Ordinance Introduced Meeting of Board of Aldermen
Will Probably Cause Lively Discussion When
Called for Consideration.

Among the ordinances introduced q
the meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen
was one offered by M r. II. Elicit. pro-
vidlng for an increase in the 81, license
FOR the sale OF liquor from SO 70 s.. 90
The ordinance was referred g. the Com
mittee on Ordinance, Charter and Re
form.
The proposed ordinance amends sec-
ton OF sn ordinance PASSED February
T. 1875. and is part OF Chapter 70 OF
the CITY Code
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
Married at Pelham.

ls1ec.a a. a. The Tines Is-.atcA-I
DANNILIE. VA. November l5-MIss
Pear! Sccar' b.. daughter % r NJ Scarce
= prominent farmer or StoAelaud. this
county, anl T. Davis ~ wtu-t0-co
young farmer ~ the same place were
married yesterday ~ Pelham y a.. The
rolple lett home iu "a luSsy. acc0mpa MED
hy several friends. Upon their return
Of f.n hrll.-e raranfa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
Mr.. Childrey Married.

Mr.. Roy Childrey. "A wel-inown young
business man of this city was very
quietly married in New York at noon on
Wednesday to Miss Laura Quay Mrs.
Cmidrey was formerly a resident Of this
city, bat recently has been liv1n0 in
Camden, y. J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
Hobson Coming

Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson is
expected 20 reach Richmond Saturday,
and Will speak at the first big theatre
meeting for men. under the auspices OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
at the new BiJou Theatre SUNDAY after
He will give the third number of the
Association Course IN the v NJ G. A.
Hail Monday night. HE subject being
America, the Peacefnal<s-"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
FIRE IN SMITHFIELD.
Mrs. Rouse Loses Her Clothing
and Has Nothing to Wear.

TNT0|IU n No T7-077 D -IT-|-T
SUFFOLK. VA. Norcmher l5.-Mrs. Ida
Rouse. wcll-kncwn society woman OF
Swithneid. Va. came near being burned
un last NIGHT A fire. which started in ol
near her bedroom, consumed an her cloth
ing and almost burned her home. The
loss was Sl.n0 Mrs. Rouse bad TO 10
90 friend % borrow clothing. and so iid
her daughter. Belle. whose apparel also
was lost.
Mrs. Rouse is sister or A. = Barrett,
cashier Of the Bank OK 3mitAaold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
Nj. WaIIace Verv Ill

Ar Z r. Wallace OF Waynesboro Va
Tor thirty-odd years depot agent ana t1l--
graph operator there. is reported as AT
we point ~ death. and relatives In this
BIT and Mrs Joseph Vaughan left YES
terday for WayueshorO to attend him
~ ms last hours Mr. Wallace IS one
" - jan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
In Hustings Conn.

Ia the Hastings Court yesterday Annie
Green CHARGED with assault. was con-
victed and given jail term and one cenr
me.
William Holmes charged with carry
lng concealed weapons and fined $40 in
Police Court was convicted on anr4si
and fined 50 and costs
In the case Of NJ u. Eacho charged
not guilty was returned.