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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21
SANFRANC|SC0 !.
n s S ] / B ] q
Tar and Feathers Promised for
se = / !! u Finance .sI g Committee
5iF'fs5sif They5 Don't !. Resign.
ARE AFTER Or y / D \ J ! ALSO l:'()
Demand That the the |. Rec Red Cross TOSS
Head Quit 3 B \ sf11;li, Says
als8 James D. tPhe1an.
lEIELI III n
,s;nectal q The Times Dispatch.j

.ss5t tspectal to The Times Dispatch.) m /,
SAN FRANCISCO CAL. July o.. %.
James 3. "A Phelan chairman OF the RE-
lief FINANCE Committee; Il Allan Pollock,
member Of the same committed and nd Dr.
Edward II. Devine. at' tie head Of the
RED Cross Asso citation g and PresidF emf
iRoosevelts special Representative In the.
local relief work y are attacked az tran ors
siniHn a printed circular, copies OF which
are scattered in the streets and refugee
campo Tho res tgnation OF Dr. Dey1ne p e
sqR . aa,,n ess
,,ith tha TaranceS Committee they Will be!
q arrad \ and ii fea t11ered. The documents
are ,, signed 55It.The Committed OF the
Whole. n an organization OF refugees q
Swhich Joseph M \. Clark, who ives IN tent
No 7oa Jefferson n Square, Is secretary
III do,,ies Ill knoHl edge Of the clr e:
sh,it3 states that Its tone IS TOO fn % o =
suit him. # Ss 95i III u, q, u, ~
i5 Phear says Clark came ITO him on go, Ell
8dayBand attempted to sell out t1.e !,
r,,tt taa W the w hole and later trl ! ~
~ Il, ~ i T3he His Ct ERIK who saw
Cla rkf 1t elief III quar- r. asserts Iaa.
nc ma : ! came there twice before no xas
4 ~ r,ntt ted to enter, Phelan' once
Il S..1,hs circular Il true, Clark said. when
n. aaan .iD These men VI should be forced g
resign nut the statements contained '1lll's y
j q ara n0t strong enough for us - ~. N 9 2
faw days we shal issue an an eien.-pa'se
M rnnhlet that will be such 6roads 1!,,,
that even ROOSEVELT, at Oyster Bay, WIZ y.
Ssit1',,n5 and take notice OF It. 81 J, !,
al admit going TO see Phelan, out s o.d
= po1there to sell formal! Q con-.
! #ner the meetings Of tho Committee
~ tta whole On the contrary, . Went vent
there for trans ton East Tor q my ~
wife,. u, "a. !, - !, =,
/ tee Is sAlva$ II dell, an attorn ne mas
5nat,tioned president Roosevelt. Secretary
nfSyVar = at and others hi h In aut
y, remove the ration funds from the the
i custody, sc the FINANCE, COMMITTEES i ana
ace them In the hands Of the refugees ct
These petitions, some OF which contained $.
violent attacks on the FINANCE COMMIT .
stee, we're referred to the Finance Com ON
naittee 81 the President and Seer t arr
of War s.. l, I, :, !, !,
. 1,wo cars ontaining shoes and wearing .l1
apnarel Il for sufferers II this city pc =,
b en- lost en- route from Chicago, accord Is = !.
sing Is Colonel Peppy, l,ief 81 the reileI
board. Colonel Poppy: stated yeste rd LlEl
TIA tst the consignment was tarted9 from rom
chicago over month ago. and that$.n no.
record 81 it 4 " as able from III the
railroad company, which had been cen u "
able to locate 1t. INK
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More Southern spindles,

+ While 100, 900 spin(lles were added or con-
tracted for In Southern piills In the first
quarter OF the present calendar year,
bro out observation-disclosures that Cover Cover
syLUS tspindles. AT this rata OF increase.
the year promises to show an, increase
In Southern Epindles approaching q mill
I Nc North Cardinals enterprise. is easily
nrst this year, her additions In Apr!l.
May and June aggregating 157,2s0
'spindles and s2N looms: South Caro-
i,TM7ss looms. and Georgia follows with
A 800 spinilesI and 17s looms. NJ tsslsslpnI
added 'durine. the second quarter 5000
5spindles, IS and Virginia tnsta y ed: G. 0aa
Gpindles. Blrmin sham Gala, y A ge,l Herald,
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lFiin ] !! !! ]. 0
for ) | Girls [ J; il /!
Matter of Deep Interest to
ing Ladies and Their Parents,

S|ne Of the surest signs Of I'll be- de-
,pment Of the South lis the 81 1921 2fs'I
'lty Of its schools. We note with
4. congratulation the success Of
55lnlewall Jackson Institute for
Ing Ladies'. at Abingdon, Va.
there. are few schools. If any, In
4 country that are doing a greater
.'k for our Girls, The teachers
,le into close Rsrsonal touch with
IN, thus creating q real home at
.,phere. In q quiet, nostentatlous
7, the school impresses its stamp
couture. refinement and high
I|istian character upon the pupils,
I has a high curriculum, excellent
lantages in music, and the usual
Fas required in schools for girls;
!, In addition, 1t Is keeping abreast
h the times and the changed con-
ons In the South by having an
.ustrial department. In which
king, sewing and Woodworking
taught practically,
abingdon ranks first In health in
State Of Virginia. according to-
statistical report OF the year, and
school has always been noted for
care taken OF the health Of Its
Ills, 5,s
pnder the present administration
ProYements have been made
bunting to $40, 900. and more are
ltemplated.
This excellent institution belongs.
the Abingdon Presbytery, and is
! run as a mon ey-mAking machine,
ICE the low price charged as COM.
ed With schools Of equal sch elastic
Parents With daughters to be sent
m home 50 be educated would do
\ to cons der the merits " Of the
[ueWall JAG son Institute, OF
lngdon. We.
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Newspaper Tributes / I ] 4 !,

o. Ia, demise Of the lats
Henry 0sy Payne : coaosrn =.
New Yotk gathered from The
papers publ!shad throughout
/ the Unttsd Statea l,6aS nsvs.
paper stories Of theS lits and CO.
rsey Of the deceased. Il;
These items vsse carefully
( mounted on lr1sh linen leaves
ana bound II q votumsA 400
pages to the book. a cover Of
genuine seal was appropriatsly
lettered IN gold and the entire
material, representing the work
Of many people tor several
months. has Just been delivered
10 Mrs. Payne at Milwaukee,
MI. Burrella who makes .
specially Of this unique method
Of preserving family history
also compiled tnur volumes cna'
tanning the letters, tslegrsm9
aud cards o1 oond olsnoe ystve4
81 the family IL constl ttna ~
family heirloom that Val - i
handed down 10 Setvee osor
tiouk Il Il. II
Ths work 10 one a NJ sav-
sral dsyslopme nts " ~ psSa0
Clipping indpstry and Ar Bar
rslle hes made 9 eclAl staf n
4 ths vas
1lakA aGas iS m st{
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Ttsji
December last the couple leaving imme-i
diately after the ceremony for Mexico,
and not having been heard from since.
was undoubtedly the glorious Sbigamist,i
Lord Douglas, alias J.S O. CaYen dish.$
Il Not only does Judge Prltchard' g infor-t
ma ton establish this fact, but states
that the couple were known to have been
IN Rincon Antonio, small town In Mex
leo. during the months OF January and
February. leaving there February 7th.
after which all trace OF them seems to
have been lost. VI Nj 81
Judge Prltchard has exerted himself
through the State Department and other
agencies to assist in locating Miss Jose.
,phine Hood, who is believed by her folks
In this city to have been foully dealt
witt, by Cave11di sh. Il 3 n 8
1t Is possible that Judge Pritchard may
soon receive more complete Information
and details. N SE 81 Il III, 81 i83
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.NQ|N,ENsCOhh|Q|lN OIDIB|'YI'E.
PROPHET 10 MARRY Nh ||| BY.

Especial to The Times q patch, ss
PHILADELPHIA "a, July 9o.--lt be-
ing commanded by Prophet liam z: =.
sCrowdy In his prov ince asks Captain OF
tie Lord Hosts. founder and dict 7, OF 9,
the Church OF God and Saints u. g Christ I
and according to q vi sion which came
to him, that all the unna rTiedt women ~ IN
his congregation shall takte unto t men
Is q great sculrrying after men in the little
negro colony in this city. In and out Of
the Church Of God grocery store. the Holy it'
zion cafe and the Saints in Christ shay
ing parlors there IS flutter Of lavensT
robes with purple wings. These ar are tho
women Of the faith, husband hun TN g
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KNOCKED ||'.N|'|IiO II ;'K|'|,[| \
..,:|N.PR|S0N Crowd
Man Pushed Forward Roughly
Against Mrs, Thaw and
Threw Her to Ground, E#
(By Assooiated Press,)

NEW YORK, July 2o.--When Mrs,
Harry X, Thaw reached the Tombs prison;
to-day and made her daily dash through
"a lane Ill isprowd OF curious persons. one
man IN the crowd pushed forward so
roughly f.that he bumped against Mrs.
iThaw, and she was knocked down, Mrs,
iThaw was not Injured. and continued
on 3herSyis!t to her husband, after which
She went TO the office 8of Mr. Hartrldge.l
his attorney. f9s3,' q. s$g45 N t8S
w. NJ, X Olcott, the lawyer who was
dismissed by Harry K. Thaw, Bill have
luntil Monday to decide whether he shall
surrender all the pal ers In the ThaW
case to Clifford ", Iartrldge, Thaw's
new counsel. Although large Quantities
of papers have been surrendered by,S M y.
iOlcptt,t Mr.. sHartridge asked Justice Nc.
Lean to-day for an order directing the
delivery OF all those remaining In Mr.,
sQlcott's possession. a. 4;
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Portsmouth, Berkley and Suffolk Water
Mayor Reed, Charles II. w elton, chairman
of tho Water Committee; Fire Chief ID.
Murder. Aldermen Montagtie and GLOVER
and Councilman q. Il A. Wood, all Of
Tho officials Inspected the
concrete basln, which Is under .construc--
ton for tho filter plant, now being in-l
stalled. They learned from Superintend- n
5ent W. u. Davls that water ut the res Il
5eryoIr in Portsmouth Is being III ted 81 I ok
permit contact with tho air, and tho Sit
pcrirtendent Aiought that The conld1lt !lIn
.of the water Veil be imp royed put , the.
taste, SMELL color and amount I,
about tho same as 1t htls been all the
summer. 4s895i !, 3 :, 4. Z, W
Portsmouthslans US are boiling vs. their fl.ll
drinking water. ri
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NORRIS ARSON CASE s ] !,
Jury Retired forsthe Night---Ver-
dict Not Guilty Expected u

Especial to The Times Di spa cf,)
IA IEIG Fl. N al, " III II q. The charge
by Judge Webb to the fury In the trial
Of NJ !. N B Norris. a pron,inen mer-:
chant Of this city. on Il the & large Of
burning farmhouse owned by his wife
In order that he might collect the $50
insurance was concluded at 1910 % clock
tonight and the fury! retired OF once TO
make up the verdict. At midnight they
retired for the night. All except two
live considerable distance8 in the country
Is, syerdict OF no guilty is generally ex-
spected In the morning 49, 55
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Wealth Inconceivable.i

N II neither this nor a ny other country,
from the time when nations first n were ,,'r
founded. had last years bumper crops
ever been paral leled !. TIL eys ire Epnrall eled
now In the July crop report which partly
reveals and in part Ipromis es an equally
mass Of perisllah BILE wealth
Corn promises crop only 4.00o, 900
bushels behind last years huge record Of
2,7os, 100000 bushels, F otatoes, oats and 'a.
barley. are likely to be somewhat below A,''
last year but wheat much 4 Of which ls
already. harvested, may go beyond the
record BY 80, 100000 bushels. This mere
excess alone would iii a binS4ooI feet ~ n
height. covering the Madison II Square re
Garden block. K u i u 3. III ssia. :.
The four great farm crops 5ot corn:
hav, wheat and oats; named in the order
Of their gross value. will probably 30
worth, this year some g. $50 900 900. AL the
gold dug in all tn esworld In the - years
since Columbus found the new continent
would buy but four such y orops,--' Ne y
York World !. i }ffts M
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OFFERS d. t !. REWARD F0RiI
ARREST OF alexander D. !. A
i(By Associated Press.)

AUGUSTA, GA, July aoThe Georgia
Railroad Bank offers q reward OF $1,000
forSthe capture Of Thomas w. Alexander
stating that he secured from that insti-i
tuition $3.50, 900 on false cotton warehouse
receipts and left Augusta q couple OF
weeks ago, ss II 81 4 iSss n
suffering loas through r. W. .Alexanderi
disappearance recently. and the icotisei
quent failure OF the cotton firm OF which
he was the head, tho total discrepancy
being $4,000, 1t 10 now believed In Au-i
gusta that Alexander is In Europe.
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Prominent in Churc CHI.

FL In ALL Catholic enterprises Mr.. .IIiggi ms
had always been prominent Tin all Fe frorts
for the inlproveme of his countrymer.t
He was and has been for ma ny years
assistant financial secretary OF 4 y o. lsD
5I. O.. ID. u. was president OF the ST.
Vincent de Paul Society ii OF. the Co the
,dral. In all paris h work Mr.. n Higgins had
always been prominent He was one 81
the committee which selected tie site
Of the Cathedral Hall. where the boys
of the parish are taught, and was collect
Ing tor that worthy charity With Judge
Kelley when the tCapito l disaster oc-.
Cured a circumstances which prof. ply
saved both OF their lives. III u
Mr., Higgins had lost none OF his anec-
ton Tor the old land by reason Of MS
absence. He was always prominent ~
everything connected with It. and some
years ago visited Its shores. when ne
was received with hearty welcome py
many prominent persons. When Hor',i
John Francis MCGUIRE was In this cou ll-
try he was the guest of Mr.! Fiiggins, and
was profuse In owledgment to MS
host. ".
Many 4 other prominent visitors from
abroad had enjoyed the hospitality OF q ms 2
homo. IA s \. ], Y, 4.
4 Tlikl funeral will take place at 10 o'cloGs
Monday morning from ST. Peters Churpn,i
and In terment will be In Mount CALVARY
etery, The pail bearers had NOT Spee'l
chosen last night. y y; ST. "a q
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JOHN N. HIGGINS |I| | i \! .
\. ..ID D. 1 i. ICE
((clsontInued nom Flrst fPase,l

Continued from y list ( i'a se) VI
profession, including Edmund Jordan, p,
81. OF Mount Joy Square, Dublin; Myles
and Charles. attorneys Mr.: Hlgglns re-
ooiyed a sound education In the more use-'
al branches OF knowled Sc. partly IN his
native place and partly in jBanada, County
Sligo. 7f4s 81. "a Z, Z. ~, :.
Ma native land to seek HIS fortune In
America Al nss,s H ;'' reached New York Janu-
ary "a. 1850, He went e Virginia the
November following, locating In Peters,
burg, where he was In business with
Branch Il, Hurt d Wholesale grocer and
com m lssion merchant. for nearly nine
years. In 1859 he was one Of the organ
,ixers OF the Petersburg Hlbernian So
'olety, and continued an active member
of It during his residence in that city.
In 1859 Mr., Higgins wasla representative
from Petersburg IN the convention which
nominated Hon. Iohn Letcher for Cover
nor, and In the same year he was q merl-
ber Of the district convention at FARM
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M ephants Charge G rowd n

(special to- The q rn cs--lD tch) 2g
NEW HAVEN July ~. 81 Four elephants
became frightened at q performance OF
Cumins' !: Wild 81 West Show! here and
charged into the band and the reserved
seat Enclosure. The crowd Of three thou t
sand present was In panic for al bout
i've minutes and one woman tainted, but
no one was hurt. The circus men said
that fog In L the tent alarmed the elaarr3
plants 4 "a 4 n VI "A iSt
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Molina;l.-Vaughan.

(specia i 10 The IL lines D spatch.) sS
sPETERSBURG, VA. ulysa q. Miss
Grace Az Vaughan and 4 MI. W. liam 8.
Molina were married last evening a. the
Brides home on West w ashing ton Street,
Rev. Father O. Ferrsll, Of 81. Joseph's
Catholic Church. performed the 5Icere37S
mony. n. Mr.. and B Mrs. Molina left lmme-s
diately for Savannah, Ca. the former
home az the groom 8}i 3zta5 M
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DEATHS I: /

DUNK III lied, j In Berlin. Germany
July 6, 1906. Miss KATEsDUNKEL.
lnterment took place In Berlin. Ger
many 3 st is5i s&
HIGGINs,-p led. at 40 q, elools last night
JOHN NJ. HIGGINS IS In his seventy;
fourth year, VI, II N sfS3}
The funeral will take place from St..
Peters Cathedral M ONDAYf MORNING.
at 10 O. clock. Intermentfi will be I'M
+ Mount Calvary Cemetery. n !! IA
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DEATHS.

BoWsER. Died, in her resideince 8. 5la
81 North Adams Street. Friday morning;
July goth, 81 at 10 O'clock, III Mrs. LENA
JASPER BOWsER,,f$$W wife . & II Dr.. o. 81
IA " Bowser. and daughter of the late
Il James nj. Jas per- q W. TN
Funeral will take place MONDAY
Il NJ UttNlNC j uly Gard. at II o. clock, o e
n Ebenezer Baptist Church. Nh " 5 3SsS
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Mrs, Josiah Beverage,

-sa1 ISpeCIuE 70 I.IIlH 1Etlles-I5IspHtuI,J TI-
MONTERREY, " A., July 2o.-M rs j Josiah
Reyerags. Who a month ago was received
as an inmat q OF the Western State Hos
pital from Highland, died q + that insti-
tuition Thursday ftsrnoon, Mrs. sseYer-.
and Thinker preacher Of a the straight
Greek community, ana her body was
brought home Tor nterEpelats She was
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M
vile which nominated Il General Roger a.
Pryor for Congress aS;i l}S
& Mr.. Iflggins, while a resident Of Pc ers-
burg, taught In, Sunday school, and had IN
his class three pbrot hers OF the la dge
IA NJ. Kelley, via: w lliam, Maj ora John
B(the protector OF the f1rst American pill
fgrimage to Plus ky and the Rev. Ben
tjamin j.. now bishop OF the h Diocese q
I Georg1a In III s33y
F. Came to Richno nd. .II5
IN February. 1850. he moved I to Rich.
n1ond and went Into business on his own
account at Nc. 1910 Franklin Street.
where he was located up to the time Of
his death. Il AZ S aei
ss He was chosen q delegate from Rich CHI N
fmond to the Douglas and Johnson Prest-
dental Convention held a at n stanton
va. August, 1850, and served as Vice
President Of the Douglas and Johnson
Association, OF Richmond. Throughout
the canvass Mr. H igxtna was ndefa tlga-|
BILE In his e fforts to secure the successGof
the Douglas and Johnson ticket lnSthel
Old Dominion. believing that he choice
of this ticket by the Republic would
Sassuredly avert evil war and restore the,
States to relations OF genuine ~ ii Ion and
harmony, s
KY IN Apr 1896, an election was held for
city officers. and Mr. H 81 gins was chosen
BY a handso1in1ae, 4 maj a er7man for
Ibis ward ii thus becoming one S OF the
Court OF & Illus tings for the city. he
exceedingly delicate duties OF this $of ice
at that time-the period of reconstruction
sg----brou ght this Court more than once In
conflict with N the com handing general
In one Of which Mr. HI gins by his
spirited de fence Of himself and his asso-i
aciat es, gained graat credit The court
was finally dissolved u howey al, by mill
&tary, orders I'm Feb,uar 1858 ls3
S On the rest ora ton OF ciYil 40 Xernment,
i'm 1870 tho Csoyernpr, undett Authority
OF the Assembly y, named Mr. ngg Tins IS
one OF the Council OF the city early
1870, and he cont inuolsl served the q
i people by successive elections IN the
same capacity for etgh teen years. MI S3s5
5$s On the inaug,lr tonE3 OF the nj ackson
statue, In october = s75, he was i8s3 q q II
pointed by General VII o ephs p. o inns
Eone8 Of HIS maj shals .S In 1871 53I& heg de-
Scllned "a altering cal BIZ huns re q! q q q
his fellow cit izens to come a ndlo ana
dor the Leg tlre!s s,gners So said
10 HIM pub licy serv icettt 81 ssrlany
years as mas istra te and me mbe 81 y
city Council La service one tfeS less :s,
$valunble because rend Tered without com \
S1p,ensatio her with the opportun1ll-a
ties afforded by an 10 ct I've bllsin llre.
have fanll lari yed you wit p the 5needs s2i
our city and the best me thods of eadYan 81
ing them and believing tha y the :exp PER-
fence thus acquired 81 and the INTEL lgenc9e
and fidelity there& exhibited cannot fail
y to be equally eusef uls IN the I1eg islaturn,
We We ask that you will consent to- become
one 8 { the cand dates fort the Snonlinae ton
Of I'll, a con scrpa !ytet % rtv.
This call had go signe RS Mr.. gg1ns
replied by tsaying tina t1'l1ts pr tvates
ests would 4deter8h from acccptinE the
3paf
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ON TRAIL.
'0|FL|..I0|R|:D1.D|.|Q|.UG:'.L!A's
.JudgesP hard ceives G ,l:i'a
Y dential5In Information in Rcgapddsa.
to Notorious Bigamist:.. 555
MISS HOOD WAS HIS rs. VICTIM N
Trace 4 u Mexican Cities, But But
No Sign CAM 'o :' Be
Found.
MISS HOOD WAS HIS VICTIM I'M

Especial to The Times Dlspatc h.) ss
BASKERVILLE, N. c. i, July 20 Another
chapter In the now famous Hood Cayen--
dish mystery developed vest erday. when
Judge ~ e. c. X Pritchard received through
confidential official sources b informa tton
confirming the fact that the man whom
Miss Hood married at New Iberia in
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NEVER SAIL "a GAIN.
iladelphia S ooner & u ms! $

.iladelphia schooner III >
| Ashor S ailed rs Years.
Especial "a The Times Dispa tch.) s8l
.oRFOLK, VA, July 20 go he Iohlla-.si
MA four ed schooner Matilda ?,
ID which Is went ashore. coal laden, 4
the Gull Shoal Life Saving sta ton,
MY miles north Of Cape Hat tcrs.s, sew Az
4 days ago, a will 81 never sail the seas ,1-''S
In she has CALLED them for fifteen
"A, i er finish " III he where she went
sore, 4 Yerit liable graveyard for ship
/, where lis dan In the sands nat
sft of scores Of proud vessels sss,a q
hc following teieg was this Il q ter-
Il Il received Do b ere Il over: he seacoatsst.
! Of the United States NYea ther ~ lsll ii
,:SSs.55 Es.s q 8 ":
fIatteras, M q. July 20. Schooner
la, at Gull shoal, has been given n v. up.
the wrcckers Il rs past saving. She
4 been parity stripped by the. Merritt
I, Chapman wreckers and the tug has
i bnck to Norfolk. leaving Gull Shoals
lit noon to- day The captain is stu
the wreck. and will finish stripping
vessel A from the beach. The Hea Is
Ii, and prevented wreckcrs from work - 4.
y fO.days =. ~ sii5 Afs,
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LITTLE GIRL DROWN'S.#
Eight Year Old Over Her Depth
Z Ocean ~ lew. !. 535

Y I .5. a y (Byti Associated Prcss.)
s pRFoI1S v Wy Mildred ils[r
T.a,,rn. tina a cight-year-old3 daughter OF
iyor a. page q prominent cit izenS Of Nor,
folk, was drowned this afternoon on az az
ocean " lew. The child was bathlng with
children of}her own age, and N some l
manner got In water over her depth. s mo
was not. under the wa ter but three s MIN
iutcs. ~ q y. .,5,
Her bod VII was recovered. but seYe ea'.4'
physicians could not resusclta te her
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the only surviving daughter OF the late
John Beverage, another sister, gFs Mr. y!
Joseph g SIX dmorc OF If Frankl lrl,. having
band two sons and two brothe rs 8 urvivAl