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continued from FIRST RdEe.D
Francisco. I feel quite certain that the
Mutual and other great life insurance
companies will be willing to lend large
sums for investment for the rehabilita-
ton of the stricken city"
Paul Morton. president Of the Equit
able Life. stated that he did not care
10 discuss the matter OF Equitable in
vestment in the rebuilding OF San
Francisco. until the matter had been
settled by a meeting OF the board OF
directors.
Fire Companies Lose Heavily.
4 staggering loss has been inflicted
upon the fire insurance companies Of
this country and abroad as result Of
the fire. but that I'm itself has added TO
the surety of the rebuilding Of the city
From figures furnished by z. RI. \.
Correa. vice president OF the Home In
surance Company. IL Is now known that
San Francisco was insured for SIS. 900. =
00o. This lose. however. viii not be
total. as part of the city has been saved
and there will be some salvage. The fire
insurance companies will probably have
to stand a loss OF at least SI50.oOO. 900. and
every penny Of that amount is expected
10 DC uSeo II tne CONSTRUCTION OF lhe
steel. brick. and stone. and concrete city
that building experts declare can be built
both earthquake and fireprOof-
The earthquake and fire destruction
In San Francisco" said Mr. Correa. "is
the most staggering blow ever admins
tered to the insurance companies of the
world. In the Chicago fire the loss was
$3.50 600 00O. and scores OF companies were
wiped out. Some never paid. some paid
IN proportion 70 their ability. and some
paid by assessments on their stock
holders"
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Guests All Safe.

Tsts OF the big hotels got
2rhey lost all OF their eff
kse but inasmuch as they
lives. they had something
lanl1ful for.
yeon ToOney. who is in
he hospital corps at the
as asked that all aVaila BILE
piles be rushed TO the city,
being done. Volunteer ply
I'M ali along the coast are
re, and are reporting TO him.
with the local medicos are
ded into squads and sent 10
where they can be expected TO
)st good They have absolute
enforce the strictest of sani-
JaI sureS. and each bears q signed
order ON the cOmmandant OF the
troops authorizing him to call upon the
soldiers to compel everyone to respect
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DIED.

LATndER-On Saturday. April 21, 1906
at 2;f5 a m. KATHERINE ROSE, wife OF
the late NJ Frank Latlmer and beloved
daughter Of Rose and the late John A Nes-
line
Funeral from her late residence, 1895 Sew
enth street northwest, on Monday. April q
AT o'clock a m Requiem mass al the
Church OF he Immaculate Conception at 30
lnterment private.
baltimore papers please copyO 1t
FEARSON-Suddenly on Friday April 20
1905, at D. m. JOSEPH PEARSON, beloved
husband OF Laura A Pearson. sS22 y street
northwest
Funeral from resIdenes at II o'clock Non
day.
BROWN-On Thursday. April 49, 1906 at
2:45 p. m, at 1913 Four "A half street
southwest, JULIUS NJ. BROWN, beloved hus-
band Of Julia V Brown. after long and
painful illness.
Funeral Will take place at 1870, Sunday, q.
FROM 1918 ~ street southwest Thence to
McKendree Church. Massachusetts, avenue
near NInth street. II
Friends and relatives invited.
NOTICE-AU members Of White Eagle
Tribe. No. L. Improved Order Red Men, will
assemble at their wigwam Four -and-a half
and q streets southwest. Sunday April %
al i2:4S o'clock. 70 attend the funeral OF
Brother J. NJ. BROWN.
d. ". FAUNCE. C. OF r.
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GRAND LODGE F. A - NJ, I
OF COLUMBIA-Members OF
sonic fraternity who desire 10
TO the relief OF the Pacific Co.
ers through the Grand LOdg
QueSted 20 leave their cOntribu
the Grand Secretary at Mason
RemittanCes by mail will be
edged BY order Of Grar
WALTER A. BROWN. A V
TON, Grand Secretary.
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HOW ARTISTS USE
PEN AND INK LINES
EIGHTH ARTICLE

eighth articles drawing
Sunday publishing illustrated by
Charles Gibson.
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Dead Only San Franciscans.

For the first time since the CataStrOpe
General Funston and the ,ItV au:hDTi-
ties were able TO devote few moments
to try 10 learn where the casullt-cs took
place. They were unable 10 estimate
what the death list is. but they ask
the press associations to assure the out
side world that when tho gruesome list
j. made up it will be f1In1 10 contain
onig the names of san Fra .tsca1s.
Those who met death lost their lives
'''e poorey quarter of the city, and
Vary case were crushed by
OF the earthquake throw
IS down upon them like
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SPECIAL NOTICE-The annual meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the CrisHell
Chemical Company Of Washington. D
G, will be held at the cOmpany7s ONCE
1893 1th st. NV. on THURSDAY. MAY
3, 1906, at O'CLOCK P NJ. Books for
the transfer Of stock will be closed on
May 2, 1906 c. B. RHEEM. Secretary.
an1Q-I0r
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sPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE

Established 1854 known in every land through
its successful graduates: highest hOnors and
medals. success unparalleled. equipment sys-
TENS. and methods uneQualed- II costs ~
more 10 attend the best. Also Home Study
Course BeFin now Call write '-SPEN-
CERIAN.'' 4o3 sth ST NV. for free boo<lets.
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Windnyu OIL Opaque Shades 4cC
w Empire oil Opaque. -. .. soc
QbadaS King Scotch HoIlaod. - .75c
- Hung free VIII call with samples
Rundlett's Shade Factory, 18th & Il NV.
aD2l-7L
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LIFE INSURANCE
FUNDS TO REBUILD

CContlnued from First Page.l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Peake, Excellent Ps

whose work pleases the most disc
taste Consult him about Spring
Wm. r. pnake % Years so /
" lie -. OohOSa Painter. Pm
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Sailors Arrival Was Timely.

A great deal OF help was given by all
of the sailors and marines from the
Pacific squadron. who were sent ashore
by Admiral Goodrich. and ordered to
cooperate with the military and city
authorities. The advent of these fresh
men was q godsend. The soldiers from
the Preside. the city officials, and the
police and FIRE departments OF San
Francisco, had done noble work. but
exhausted nature could do no more, ana
so soon as these fresh men put I'm an
appearance today. the men, who, for
three DAYS have bene doing ysoman
service. getting the situation under con-
troll were given chance TO rest. So
tired were they that they lay down TO
sleep in the grass Of the parks. and
even on the hard stone paVements with
ont covering of any kind.
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LOCAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
DAY AND NIGHT
The BsrIItz School OF Languages

723 18th St n. ". A Gonard, Prime
Grand Prize. ST. Louie Exposition, 1904
French, German. Spanish, Italian Russian,
etc Native teachers Trial lesson free
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Water Famine Lifted.

At this hour the fire has died down in
every section OF the city. and I'm the west
end, where the gravest fears were felt,
the fire is well-nigh eXtinguished. The
Spring Valley Water Company's plant is
in good operation: all of the necessary
connections to the main have been
made. and thousands of gallons OF pure
water are on hand. either to be used
for fire-fighting purposes or sanitation.
Already the work of clearing the ruins
Is in progress. Men who up to this sad
catastrophe counted their wealth in the
hundreds OF thousands are working side
by side with others who nave always
been compelled TO depend upon the re-
munera.tlon of their daily toll for means
OF substances All are cheerful. how
ever. and hopeful of the future that Is
20 cone when the city shall rise again.
The absence of artificial light is now
the most serious drawback to the sltua-
tion. With the destruction of all gas
mains and the carrying down of all cleo
trio wires the result has been that the
pOpulace has been compelled to depend
upon lamps and candles for lighting pur-
poses.
The lack of oil is seriously felt. but
in the consignment OF supplies that ar
boxes of candles which came from the
northwestern coasE cities, and they
have been distributed.
No Fires Allowed in Residences.
General Funston today was compelled
to order the troops to force the resi-
dents Of a large number of dwelling
. houses TO vacate their homes, as he
feared some might try 10 use demol-
ished chimneys for fires. Although this
was a hardship on the face of ii. the
action was necessary, and the people
were quick to bow to the will of the
troops Ali persons left in the city
today ate their meals in the open, they
being prepared in the middle Of the
streets in order to obViate any chance
Of a renewal of the fire
So fast as a trainload of supplies ar
rived at the opposite side OF the bay
IL was hurried across on all available
boats and the entire transportation IA
cilties left. including wagons of every
description and number of ramshackle
old hand carts. were pressed into SER
vice TO convey the foOdstuffs to the
points designated by the military au-
thOritieS
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d, W..|'Y'TH.'IE II:

III fspecIal 10 The Times Dispatch
onsn X}mlE Essma e sre season. vas hed
q ( Rnvd Z Hotel on Tuesday evening w. y
twe s II. ave couples on the lloor..a \, &
81 Mr. a. r.. Terrell s Of Easex cQnnty,,M Mr. g
was the 4 principal Of the Wytheyil !
Graded school during the a last sesA' =
was re-eIscted 10 that position ,hy y, ne Il
board OF school Trustees Ct It's es9 2 th'S
Mss Daisy hfaupln entertained g g ~ n Man
Der Of her YOUNG rtends a. caFas ~ D. ~
ne RsSy' sye II K Penae.on returned from n
vices on Sunday evenin I, 4. u. e,,5,s
Mrs, &, IS. Owens ls visiting iIie nit
~ s., ncLhridRe county for a lew weeks.
Mrs, William Todd De. Van .!ett on s e9I,
urday q spsnd N few days WIN NJ 'o ~
Mrs n Rotts 81 Massl ss1hG psnS Sis
H. aGsatsl'h s Gs ses5sdi
y r. 's On hast Main Street. I, u
,nNt lss o ysd az ~ ;si OF Aanapola
" Miss " Maggie obble returned Frlaay
from a Visit to her uncle Rev. fredeVicA
Ribbe In Petersbu =, q, :, -, !, 3 IA
MRS. stephen Putney,G1e hlch1slo n i,a ai'H
,daugllt tors. Mrs PAGE pslne. O. IA n Nirs
X Rdsss aGat MN mn
g Is Mra sax M !. zimmerman. ef Aeee!nAo.
eEsysa JIM wees st asfA SHsaa a.
town. 5feyiy z INK Is 555s sf5
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CLOSING J / [ I
NRSFlAAAG|AN|!s s :!
Delightful Musical e n, b & lowed LIZ
2s the Awarding 81 N edals ~
;S 53s33.3! and Prizes.

II THE closlng ak ises Sof rs obs
IsterS lana ran SIG s Sd hool occurred
last week a her rest dence, East
Marshall fatre 8 L II "a, very senlo yable must
cal II. was rem llclla
reelected cred not OIL he par tlclTs
pants, but upon heir instfuc 6
\ Medals g we're NJ awarded n a 4 FOL lows 81
Senior Class-AIiss Ma tile y en- ms NJ
stermedlate Glass iss rs Their 81 lex w A.
niorS Glass Miss Eva p Itch g I'd
u Prizes; Intermod liz te9 81 ass-G I'D IT'D gssSs
Kisses Mamie Grayens, nv
Katie Grave ms. eati
Y After the musicale and tn g u q ardinES
.of medals and prizes, 81 refre llments
rheStolloW tls beers oti Stt's
class q q 1909 rs
sssA sses Matte Jenk Sins cs,aiss.S
Father II icks, ISa tie ii Gravens. Ma me
Gravens, rio II chens or, Eve IIalmtl,,
ton, Katie Isoseniicld ,$s II tile Ramona!
Sarah Crowell. Jennie Odell, sFansysi Dung
and FEdna Butler 4 Master NJ itohel IL Ftasen-SSs
Held and M aster I'D garS i ray s$s
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BRANcHING@,oUT j !
State Corporation Commission
10 .a.. Issues Chart

The State Corpora ton Commission Is
extending its$ business territory. Yester-.
day q \ company was chartered, wit g
nominal home In a lexandria; to do bust.
ness IN X Cu pa. n is The AIagdal lena Irr1-l
satlng Company tIncor ted. The
neas Is tndica ted by It's name. The incor-3
poratOrs ares: Eduardo Ferrar,f president
and general ina nj Ger, Of ayanras, g ba; !.
Federico Munlategu!, score tary: Octavtp
director md Francisco ds Paula R1dr =,
othsy charters issued yesterday were
Glbral.er I. Paint q a an !.
RooflngsC Corporation, Norfolk, Yn. 1ncor =,
porators: 81 oa kley president y. " \,
6iohkiey, secretary and treasurer, al! -s OF
Norfolk. Capita stock: Maximlm. ~
ia Tta. .sii,c.; Cemetery Improvement Asso.
ciaton.5g Ta1eWell. " a.iS9 lncor poratoFsI:
Mr.. G. Harrison, pres dent A r.. :, 4
81 Boyer, treasurer MT <, -
secretary. all OF Tazeweit, ". / &, ~,
\ Rising sun OF Peace. Mattoax, IA hm 4 y,
county va Incorporat ors: 7, " illla w
N. Is. sWoodson. all y lAssoa IS
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Will BU!L D 4: 4 /
IUGAIjN0RF:!0|L!..k ( l \ ! D
The Patuxet the Name Of the
Proposed New :s
III Vessel. ii
Special to The TImes- Dlspa tohD&

special to The II mes llspa g
e NORFOLK July p The largest
order for construction work II rec iyed at
the Norfolk Navy Yard for severe years
ca me- from the Navy De apartment 4t a day.
Tho "a Ilmandant ot the yard was directed
10 prepare the ways for the bui ding Of
"a great sea going 81 tug { un Ter \. the pro-
Visions Of the naval bill PASSED w Com
sgress.
n The new addition To- the. d auxillarys
qulplnent OF the Il nav WI III be lied
the Patuxet for the historic Maryland
stream The navy yard 9 III cialss are not
yet advised OF the limit OF u cost for the
Vessel, but5it Is understood that 1t Ia the
intention OF II tile Il Navy p Department to
,oxpond more than, {2eo. o0d on the new
3vessal, fi
Details Of the plans Sof the ratuxet
rave not vet Z: been 81 ma de public, They
S,v;,l he received u here from I he office Q {.
the cii!et constructor OF the naYysS$at
WashinE:on on within 4 "a Is few NJ da ys, It q
expected, The y building OF this tug Will
be- MI 3 nlpor mt |; add Itlon to 81 The usual
work of the navy yard and vi u appro15
luiahly increase the number of u SKI llod:
5worku,en employed, 4 and the amount ak,
5l,onaed here for labor mn / mn terlal will
5ha augmented, } si ~ ss
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Not Alarmed.
Charge Not Sustained.

Especial TO Al The IT. nles-D lspa tch.) s1s
III sTAUNTON,SYA Al July BIS. 3, shtaiV'';-S
err, young married NlnlI q the NOISY
Creek neighb orho BOD. Who was ar "a ltt
before Magistrate WellAn# this afternoon
on the charge Of con,gnlttlng q serious
crime against Josaphins aalnlr,. a. good
looking youns woman 5oa the sa me ne1sl' Z
jborhood, was acault ed s, S
a number OF lettera were IN trod uced
for the defense, and THESE proved to no
of such n nature that the prosecution
dropped tho case at pnce, the young
woman admitting her authorship o. ' the
letters, W 81
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|NOEP[NDENTANR,
TRU|!S10|C [ CONCERNS ! [: J I. !. \
The Ware raner@ Company
Makes Charges Against Ameri-
can Tobacco Company.
10 COMMISSIONER GARFIELD |: | [ !. =
Attempts 70 Show That They Sell.
Lower Where There ID s.als
at}l Competition b q

{special Ito The rlmes. plspatch.,

tlAS& 00peclaI 70 ~ nc }t1IIntb.IlspalCnJ VII
NOnFO Il1k, sv July 4 21.---.rhc Ware
Cramer Tobacco Company, independent
manufacturers. Of this city throusil m ~
~ Ware. its president. has formally X
charged the American Tobacco Company
with a violattonSof the anti-trl,st laws q W
and the charges iiavo been filed with.
Commissioner GARFIELD, at IN ashing tom
1T lis specifically charged BY tho $it,dc-.l
pendents that the trust has out the price
3oe cigarettes III territory iii Ich their
ycl sarettes are sold, while they have kept
tho price fup Ia other places, h and y they
submit bills and other do ailments from
their salesmen and dealers ~ q 9 Ylde
gur tho truth OF thelr charges. s q si3.I
LIN this competitive territory President.
Ware alleges that the trust 10 selling
cigarettes for Snt least Is cents on tAs
thousand less than y cost 70 get them nom
On this market. 8s Il ~ S y
M ia territory where their goods ARE not
sold he alleges that tho trust keeps tho
price high. * kS 455i
/ He attempts to show that The trust II
sdeductIng moro than $3.50 VI net $$44 for EitA
garettes 4 ia the territory whersS the
Ware Kramer goods are sold, and IN dis
tricts whore the trust has no compe titioD
{ they sell them for as much as $40 and
q Thousand. in the compel We dis
trtcts the trust allows dea lcrs discounts
4 on Their Bills, coupons ana tree goods to!
encourage their sale. IN the non-conl-5
jpetitive districts no concesslons are made
#Iis Ware asserts that ii the city OF Ports
mouth, Va, one or tho compe tltive points
each OF three dealers are pay rg dill ftTSa
cnt prices and are offered dffertnSs 4
5dnccments for the sale OF trust goods.
In uantic City he saa y I. maj .''
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Wrecking Company Does Ere Ere
slininary vor '|s3 4 e e Raising
{ the Steamer. ss3 VI
MUCH DAN I AGE +. 10 FREIGHT
The y. Il. Settle S! This
ss5 and Place = cat BAG on the ]. 4.
"a Line at Once. q
fspec ia "a Tho .rimes-D Ispat ch.l

Especial to- = no Tam ~ ~ SPA
$iS PETERS URc;. n July LIT he
closing OF the port holes and other OPEN
8ibgs 4 Of the sunk an & steamer 70 kAnoket
was the chief work q The 9 king
! crew to-day preparing to SraI se her and
sitS6 stated that the 4 derrit On apn, l
4yvreoking Company. which Is conducting
the work, 4 expect 10 have the steamer
Satioat by o-nlorrow q fternoor.
damage, md the coInpanys main loss
tR,il DO on freight, which VII i ,be prompt
8ly patd for. The Sloane Will 4soon3B re-,
sumo llerftasula i rips. which tho Aurora 1l
~ now max Lao. . si ss5$a "A ss9$,s
diver vol king for thu swreckin g com,
8pany now ~ RACED raisin Is the steamer 't
reported TO \ the Commonwea his al torney
this evening n that & he a found the q boats
main seacock open, u powerful piece OF
evidence aaa1nst the oIored fireman nov
held on suspicion OF Jnalic lousl III sin Is;
Ing the 70 II.
8$ ss. Tho sunksn stea rner 10 the Job 1ect Of
attraction 10 large orc Wds, III y no hreel
going and coming 70 and from the wharf.
j all day until late B at night. 81
M II ii Understood that ID " iddieS county
SSis to " haYe 81 two high schools, one u OF
which will be located s a the rs county
LIE Vth Bib ~ bV tSStSSSSsA
~ B the Board Of Supervisors mex XII Mon
day. ~ sS} S33s IL 5s
Petersburg Lodge II OF lei rs have COM
spleted ar "a ngenle il for Ia cursion1
! to S Pine Beach and Ocean lev. A next
Tpesd ay. when the cor ner-a tone Of Japan's
building AZ The u mes own. II position
will be laid ~ \ the y panese ambassa-
"a or. The FL ks wi i 81 I've the pro eeds Of
the excursion to the charity fund. 3$3S
S3 5s The; 81 vi docket OF the Husting s Court
vas called this morning, and several
cases set for trla .sal
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/ New Rro kle;|r;a. &c Business in
,g7a Richmond, IN

Thaj house Of Jackson Fish & Company,
Of New d York, s have e recent " tended
their q business to the Sou n and 3 We
opened a hrancl, Office I'm RE hnand stor
the purpose 81 dealing I'M n o,oks, gratn,
cotton etc. They i have secured r the SER
vices Sof A. y. ponnan, who ~ we'll f' \.
manage their Richmond branch This
house Ia we'll known and At Is SO I'd their
facilities for handling business entrusted
TO thom will be q revelation to Il the
speculative public.
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.C 6 |I0|FiSTA|.F|
GRANTED / /. D. !. 4 '|! /.
Can Nov Pay Sunday Visit to.
Virginia State Ii an AUTO
mo bile. Al!
mobile.

& Secretary Of the Common wealth + p 81 g.
Eggleston on yesterday granted to the the
CHIEF Of stan 9f the s army pernliss sion
Il to opera te 5a motor car Within the con-
fines or irglna. 5Ss is3$F
a number OF teleg and letters We're
sent BY aptains Butt, pt the quarter
masters depart urging N speed in
granting tho request, 4 rs Genera Bell,
chief Of sta n, con temp ted Visit i;G Il ne
$hattlenelds around M anassas to <, W. III.
@ Mr.. IL gg lestoT sent the necessary per-
5mitsand plate No. SIS by specla delivery
mail yesterday, \ 40 hat the head 1 Of the
army Will not surer5t he humlllnt 81 arr,
rest st Z ia llaS Churc I, 81 whore yigilant
police liz In walt for automobiles ts who
are not properly cert led, 81 !3l5
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hi FISHERMEN'sS EDEN,
iWaschaprague Affords Unalloy:.:
ed Pie asures. a83 S4ss
sfgnccfaI a. n In TIIYea. % enn rs

6SE Especial 10 Tho neE-Dlspa tc I'D lgs$5
8SyyAGIIAPREAGUE. n. uly q The
u third week In jul has &c rtainly brolE 1t
. realization OF the fisherman q dream
G Is MIR. y. +. 3Bullitt, Of Big Stone Car
Y who truly can DO called the cha 1npion
4 fisherman OF the season, VIII 9. with his
two sons, brought in a h ul OF one nun
6red and forty beautiful trout and spnt "
4 II was truly d fine sigh VIXEN they were
displayed on he green ~ Hotel we " cha.
e preague, s4 Mr.. Bull q and family feasted$
on their own fish. The boys were de- DE-;
sport. Very littlo has hsan ga ID sof the
" third days outlng, us we understand that
IS Mrs. Bullitt was the champion Of IN g
u Gay. lss MAJ Eli II.
I'D The moonllgh excursions still hold the
guests for the rloaaur es Of the evenlln
one was especially enjoyed during the
4 week, when Miss Browne, Of r. rmingh ham.
goutf, N gave a few old fashioned songs.
md as the sweet strains ran NE out on the
round. n they all felt that moonlight ex-t
cursions at Wnchapreague could not be
described. 5ss$ I'm & 5iS 5s 353
AZ I,ynchburg has beon generous to5 yvacl-s
H apreague this season. for one VI OF \, the
most delightful and rming pa rites q,
has come from the cty,-the EhliaseF Siish &
y With ten OF their friends NE This & part
made Wachapreague brighter and hap
pier for their stay, and when good- bye
was said. . It was with the deepest feelings
8of regret. 5iS S5
The happieBt family one could wish. IS to-
see is the family OF Air. J. f. BY |itt Of
Big Stone Gap, Va. q This fami has tlll
been here for a week, Y nm dwasi Joined 1
lastsnight by their two benutiful day y Chs
tiers, and hts entire family is now hare..
and they are here for q good time. and q g
L good time they are going TO have,
Mrs. Gorsuch and daughter, Miss Mary,
are with us again, and an ento yable3 time
is expected. These guests were mere
+ last summer. and expressed de !lsh s 4. =
being here again to welc come some O shelrl
forner friends. They add quite q charm
10 the place. III s "
& Island House becomes more and more
attractive each day, t Is now under
the ,nanagementof Mr. and Mrs w lllh'n
Fosauee, and they throw wide sstsS doors
10 welcome guests. Picnlclng ~ much
enjoyed there. whern ample baskets fll l!sl
with good things are spread out on iha.
tables on the vera ndas facins; the ocean
1T is always a delightful breez blowing
& and ono never tires Of wa toh ne III he
! ocean. as It comes and goes at high tide
leaving the shores washed and the shells
strewed along the beach, a Il a 8
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Mrs Fannie G DINER

(speclal to The Times-p lspat oh,) .ll8y
sg srAiJNTO ON VA, Jul 2l,---Mrs Fans
Mo az sco.ner. mother Of Mrs, J n lSemperr,
died ths morning at the residence Of
Mr, j c. II s. ISenper, here, MIS- Coiner
WAS eighty years OF age, ana y the wife
al the late Samuel Coirler, one Of tho
best KNOWN residents OF tho county be-
fore the war and proprletorGof the Coins
er's store, an old Augusta county land
mark, which bears Ii la name to this day,
rs Mrs, Colner's funeral WIN take n place
n tio.morrow morning at II o'clock from
Thinking Springs Freshly terlan Church,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
10 MARK HISTORIC SITES.
Confederate Points of Interes to
Be PronerlXs Desipnta .l5 81.

III Governor Swanson yesterday received
IA communication from Mrs j z Enders
Robinson, the secretary Of the Confed-
crate Memorial ii literary Society, relative
to tho proper mark Ing Of the Capitol and
\ the old bell tower In the 8Capltol Square
The society, OF which Mrs. 4 Robinson IL
the secret airy, ~ has undertaken the work
of 4properl " marking famous Confederate
sltes. nd In her communication she
ON tho Capitol md on 4 tic bell tower.
where blue grant eStnbets may. be n laeed
TO- show for all stima to come that nose
#eraoy5 and intimately connected with It's
history. f$H IL t5 4 81 III g
The Governor viii designate the places
some time thlA8 week, 4 and n no III q pletS
will be put In soon thereafter. IA p bii