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The daily sentinel., 1906-02-01

Prices We're never so low as Lyons
& Son are now making in their clos
ing out sale.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-01

Any amount loaned on Chattel seour.
ity. We also loan salaried people Oh
plain note. without security. otia
over Union Trust d Banking %.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
MURDERER
BEATS |: AT! HIS CELL MATE
Governor Glenn's Word Was at
Stake, and Ruffins Had 81
4 II to Stay. 5S;$s

Especial Il to ii The Times Dispat ch.)
8S F'AHaIYILLE. VA August II - assie
ELL. the 81 cont essed murderer Of n John
Grub Wantonly bea t fully q fell
low prisoner In the county jail. It was
late yesterday afternoon when officers
near the jail heard cries Of ~ clip! Help!,a
and on investigation found Hill on tor Of
his victim. IIill y is over six feet tall
and q man OF powerful strength while
the man whom he pommeled 3 a mere
STRIPPING beside him. 955 55
Sheriff Dickinson has returned to
Prince Edward without William RufIin,
the negro wanted here ms one OF g. the
4murderers Of Mr. Grubb. Ruffln Is In
jail in II ertford count N I. III and Go y-j
Sernor$ Glenn did not honor the requisition
Of n Governor i Swanson Governor Glenn
gave the reason for declining to & allow
3Rufflni to be brought to Virginia thatsshe
had promised the prisoners lawyer a
$hea ring, and he could not break his word
y It is believed that Governor Glenn Will
consent to. Rutln being brought to Vir-i
GINA as soon as his lawyer has had a
hearing. Rufln Is IN the North Carolina
prison, charged with housebreaktn Ing $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
VERDICT.
\ CASE OF MARQUIS
Continued from First Page,)

he became affianced to Bessie Suthers,
whose father barrister, was an undts-
charged bankrupt. but whom the M arquis
and his advisers thought was wealthy,
IA Somerset House clerk named Dunno
acted as the marriage broker, Town
shend signing contract to pay him 10
per cent out OF whatever money Il Wal
received from the suthers FAM y. n he
Marquis settled $4,000 on his wife, though
his direct income was only 81. goo. and also
signed "a decd giving $3.50 to r obbins.
After the marriage took place. tho Mar
chioness ana her father agree to advance
or to procure; the advance to- the Mar
auls Of Sl35 900 with the Atarquls's life
interest In the Townshend family es-
3tfltes as security, md further agreed to,
release the Marquis Without charge II
there WAS male Issue from the union
within a year. Judge Hucknill severely
condemned what he termed the decep-3
lions of5sthe Suffers, especial ~ as Mr.,
suthers WAS a barrlster. 81 NJ
A Case. Very Amusing.
The case was notable for flashes Of
Wit End the hume Gus Incidents, ~ n which
the. sAIarchioness, Who ls q very pretty
woman, WAS prominents5I In fact, the
Judge said &c It We're not so serious the
matter might be compared to a comic
opera, recalling the fact that the Mar;
t,i,is was once detained by orden Of the
lunacy commissioners, and saying that
why lie wanted to remain away from his
wife was she had testified she locked
him in a. ROOM, and that h no w when
ali lie wanted 10 do was to stay nc home
With his WIFE, 1T was alleged he was
IA i lunatlc. SS8 " s
The Il Marquis and. the Marcblonessi
we're most affect iona te during the trial.
Her testimony strongly favored 6Si his
soundness of mind II hut was 81 tteFy
against the influence OF Robbins over
IN IN 81 isH sslf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Stock Exchange tListinqs.

lspeoIal % The Times Dspa tch.) 3l5
,mlttee on Stock a List 81 the N ew York
Stock Exchange has listed tho, follow
Ing securities: Associated Merchants
sCompany, s. 800 second preferred
and ST. Louis Raj jsay Company. sl,o75 Go
additional general mortgage per cent
bonds, Of 1898 United d Raj ways COM.
pany OF st, Louis, $977 900 additional
OF 1884; Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany, $4,000. 900 additional common stock:
Colorado Industrial Company. 81 900, 900
add onal first mortgage and collateral
trust 3 per cent, cou pom bonds OF 1894
for 81, 900 each, 4s i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Motorboat Carnival.

Fl NORFOLK, VA, August 11,--unlesss
tile plans OF Hugh s, Gan,ble and bert
Il. ISdrldge, of New York. VI members OF
the committee which Is to have charge
5nf Of the 'motorboat carnival at the James
town Exposition fall, the Motorboat
Club OF America will have the greatest
cruise next year in the history Of the
u n NJ w. Gamble Will recommend that. the
ol,lb make a. cruise to the exposition
grounds. This wl! mean that some 1f
tii way from the Great Lakes to
Hampton Roads. a5i iss;5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
nower plant and dam on the Tennessee


MI Mr. and Mrs. John J. araxlns;; their
and their llttlel sofI Mast or Jimmie.
viii return home Sunday from Ocean
View where they have been spending
sons time, They expect tog leave
Thursday Thur for an extended trip 70 WASH
inRton, New York and Newark, M il,
M M ise Minnie b H.. Frost and Mamie
.W II burr have returned home, 9 tterI q
deiightful stay OF two weeks with. Mr..
John +, Frost. Of Newport St''V 9s news ia
Miss Hattie Ford OF Richmond, and
MISS Carrie Griggsby, OF Chestnut Hill,
left yesterday on an extended trip 70
Visit Relatives and friends IN several
Northern States and Cana a. g WI
S1 Dr. A 1 u. stratford has returned 70 tho
city from Old Point, where he has been
IA attendance upon the interesting sos
sions OF the Virginia State Dental Asao ~
citation, & =, \, =. g.
leave to-day for the Mecklen burg Hotel,
IS mr ana msisM Mrs. Alfred J, Webster have
left for an extended trip to Northern
illinois, and will visit points In Ohio be-
fore returning ~ r. n Fs ;t3$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
. Special Election.

(specialSt Tho Times -Dtspatch,) 3iE
=, August 1.-The
Board Of superyt sors OF Prince Edward
county, refusing to, increase the school
levy In two Of 1t he districts In which IT.
WAS requested BY the Board OF Trustees
OF tho public schools, a special election
has been called to ascertain by vote
the wish of the people. The election Will
be held on q Tuesday, September 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Coming Visitation

\ Grand Guardian G wv. Graves, accom-!
panied by Past G rand Patriarch Chas.
Fohlig, District Deputy. w !. r. Wagner.
Past Grand John Dunn Leslie Drew. r.
II. Sarvey. E. g. Bggs, j. n. lancaster,
i. B. Finish, Lewis Boschen, J 81 G, Ter
man and OF theirs, will visit West Point
Lodge, J. o. o. FL Thursday, August
10th. This lodge has "a large membership
The delegation expects q hearty well
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Victoria Raises Tariff.

{ sMDLBOURNE,s it iVICTOR IA,a f August
LIN the Federal House Of Represen-
tatlvesS yesterday Sir WI liam LINE, NIin-
!ster OF Trade and Customs, announced
that the import duties on atripper har-3
vesters. plows and disc !cult iyators had
Il IL to rs per cent, 81
Y He added that provision had been made
that. IL the selling prices Of similar ma
chimes made. In Australia were alsed
above the prices Of 1900. u the collect lon8of
the additional duty, might be SUSPENDED.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
B, Mr.. AID ANS PROMOTED I'M.
Leaves 7 Day for Atlanta as
,rre.a si1rer of$ Biol The atre.. SIN i

MI. - oe m DANA tho popular and
capable treasurer Of the 3 lou, has re-
ceIyed a deserved promote at the hands al1e-
1of Mr.. Ike Wells. and has been frame 81
.ferrei Ito look @ a terS tita agco rnpnny'a
money affairs In a tlanta IS
r AT lakewood last MIG 1t Thu y friends {! Of
Mr.. Adams rendered him AZ handsome
banquet at the Inn, when many harpy
speeches were made and kind words said SAL
In honor ct $the guest OF the evening .Ss;s:
s. Mr. dams leaves TO-DAY for Atlanta,ii
where he Will be associated a with NJ
Hugh Cardoza IN the manag 0nent of the
Bijou Theater ri II III
There will 81 be a general ,shake-up in
the management Of the Richmond thea
.ters this season Mr. y /. u Blu ford now
manager Of ] dlewood /, viii have charge
OF the Acad envy. with Mr.. Leo Wise as
treasurer. "a the Bijou Mr. Charles Isa-7
dore Mckee WILL manage with Mr.. Clar-;
ence SBarfoot sas his chief assistant and
Mr.. AIcNivenl on his staff. II. Az 8S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
TWO ANCIENTS u
Famous London and Boston "a II

Famous London and Boston Ar
tillerists to Camp at James town.s
$ss:s. ~ I(I,y gAseoclated Pres.) 4 Bs
Jamestown Exp position Will ibe the camp:
Ing ground for the two oldest and most
famous military organizations In the
world Sia jss Al i.f.
r. The Ancient and Honorable Artillery OF
( Boston, which Is composed OF the de-
$scendants OF commissioned officers Of the
armies Of Revolutionary and Colonial
times. viii visit the exposition, and will
have MS Its guests on that occasion tho
Ancient Band Honorab BILE Artillery OF Lon
( don, sS IL tt5sg {ii
s5as hey are expected here on the first
Monday In October, 1907 psi tis NH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
STEPPED /. FROM TRAIN
into SWOLLEN |. | !. RIVER.
Vernon Pence, Of shenand oah,
Was Drowned in the
Potomac.
fspeclal Is X Tn. TIN, cd . i,s,pa al. s. Il

Especial 70 The Times Dlspatch. N
b I4URAY, VA, August u ~ ernoni
Pence, aged about twenty years, son 81
William Pence. OF Shenandoah Il, 4 this coun.I
5ty, was drowned in the Pc tS,naa River;
Mt Harpers Ferry W. Va, this morn
Ing between 4 and 2 o'clock. " Young
Pence, !, who was returning homo from
WASHINGTON OH Il On IA excursion train
stepped from the train. which had stoppeds
cries were heard by coHpanlons on the
train about the time the body reached
the water. The river was swollen by
recent rains, g} j3ss % tx Il Is siissl Il 6 n tA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
!. Potts Succeeds Beach.

sSdsssafspeclal to The Times lspa tch,3 n, .
WASH NOTION, 4 u, @, August 4 IL,
Colonel Ramsey p, Potts. oesthe art llery
corps, who comm anded at Fort Monroe,
place on. the general staff, win succeed
Major William d, Beach, q chief of the
military information division Of the
general staff, Major Beach, who Is q
member OF the Fifteenth Cavalry, VIII
rejoln his regilne nt. IS 3ss b I. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Si[::'YI.E|:jNI-MINUTET Talks.
GIVEN By YOUNG men
Interesting Services Mapped Out VI:
for Y. G. A. This
Afternoon. III

The young men 8 meeting last Sunday
was the largest and best OF the summer
The room was cooled by electric fans.
The tendance was tine, add itional chairs
having to be brought In, aud the practical
discussions exceedingly interesting. This
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock there will DO
four seYen-minute talks" Self Control
sity3 Of Virginia; Self Culture" BY MI.
Il. A.. Rloks, Massey Business College,
/ Self Denial" by Mr., Herman Bosehen,3
OF the Capital Printing Company: Self.
Preservation by Rev. Charles Finders,
ono OF the association boys. who ia Just
completing his seminary course At 81.
Louis. The social spirit OF these meet
ings Is fine. The talks are prac tlcal and
come FROM the experience Of young men.
The Victor Phonograph WILL be used
Following the meeting there VIII be q
please. -i
THE Conversational Bible Glass VIII
meet at b;i6 and continue lts study Of
the life Of Jesus. the study for the after
noon being "Dlyes and La zarus. NJ q en-
eral Secretary Mckee will be In charge
= The Boys Sunday Afternoon Club VIII
meet at 2;lh for the song service, after
which tho general secretary Will n give q
short talk on Snakes, Every boy will
OF boys last Sunday, 81 -
i by Invitation OF the pastor, Rev. =.
Men. Simpson, three association members
Will assist In the. night service. The
theme for the afternoon win he 1.-THE
Whole Man." Mr.. W, Fl. Harrows. Of
the Springfield Draining School. will speak
on Ills Hody;'' Mr.. ". II u yYlnEfield.
on Ellis Mlnd.'' and i General Secretary
Mckee on "IIis Spirit II AZ SS @
" During thesumnepi the young men will
assist II, ia number or the night SER
he both Interesting and sxeeedlngly help-
tul. -8
Els Az goat lannanr s ia ha a Z prattY wise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
+ Personals and Briefs, /

(. ME. NJ M Cole Blanton, a lYll engIneer
recent ins charge pf the siordons NJ
snr1rHin tai axe eh arge gof sths Fsac 81
Non 4 og the S rlmsnse l|yd roysle qtgl9s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
/ BLIND 4 TIGERS TREED.
Chase City IS Too Warm for
IT n an %1iJcf NJ oyxy Z Y

Il The Anti Saloon League won a victory
at Chase City yesterday RI when 81 W. F. &
Parrish was fined 800 BY. the Mayor
for selling liquor without license. 4 and u
a. WinkfIeld was fined $3.50 for a like
also with Illegal selling decamped.
Bland 8 detectives. Of this city, worked;
up the cases. ss W s 3ss&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
51,eigh-Street Baptist Church.

~ REV Travis B, Thames, d. D,, one Of
the ablest dlyInes In the country, will
occupy the pulpit Of the Leigh Street
Baptist Church at II o'clock this mornr
Ing and again tonight,
Dr.. Thames viii continue to I'LL this
pulpit every sunday during; the month
OF August. aaa M 80 "A "A VI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Southern Arrivals. q

8ss ss Especial to- The ZINES ID Spa tchs)
y BOSTON. RI MASS, August 1l,----Among5
Woods, N NJ HI, are the following: 81
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Willard. Richmond, q
and N. Keller, Norfolk, Va. all at
the Mount Washlngto ton, N it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

Rev. j. w, Van Kirk. p. d. pastor o.
Grace NJ. H. church, youngstown. 81. has
returned from hls missionary trip around
the world He started g6 out Without p
penny in his pocket and made ny WY TX
and the brotherhood OF Man, ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Them.

l9iA
$S3 s.sNe have done more than that. x We
have tried here the experiments in gov
eminent for8 them. S The refiex # act ton
Of American experiments in government
has beens felt in every country IN El-s
rope without n exception, and has been
far more effective In its Influence than
any good d uality OF the old colonial
system could have been, and 4 n ow5 II our
prosperity but adds to their prosperity
intercourse In trade and exchange Of
SthouEht9In learning, In literature, In art,
ali IA id to- their spo wers and their pros
SperIty. their ntellectual, activity, and
their commercial strength. We still draw
from their stores Of wealth commercial
". spiritually and intellectually. 8s
I'VE are beginning to return, and In q
rich measure, with interest what I'VE have
got from them. We have learned that
national ACKNOWLEDGMENT and national
prosperity are to be gained rather by
ma tional friendship than by ma ttonal yio-
le,We.S III az ~ Al 33 .;5s h,
z 4 "The friendship for your country that
we from the North have is a. friendship
that imperils no interest Of Europe; It
IN i friendship that springs from a de-
sire to promote the common welfare Of
n1ankind by advancing the$rule OF order
of Justice Of humanity and of the Chris
family which makes for the prosperity
and happiness Of all mankind ssh VA
ut Is not as a messeng er OF ri strife
that / come to you, but + am here IS the
advocate Of universal friend ship and
peace. gI5ll Hi # il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

3 and was going to sleep herself into eter-
nifty III q short while. But DR.. ". Arlnls-
toad GI was .ca lied /, and n he ire ented
.dcatt, at this stage of$5thei iame. ~ Ger.
the pump was used Il cry freely, the wo-
man said ssf,e was sorry she tried to end
her life. and she will try 81 for, g while
longer. S45 SS 81 e. q II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
SORRY R: FOR IL,
Tried to Commit Suicide, but the
>~c+oroH 1T AZ. 5sfF5tt

Doctors Saved Her.
ut to walk down Broad Street in COM
pany with another dark human from, the
Ward, Lucinda " llams, a negro woman.
who worked in the rear o No. 6l2 \ Ea st
Grace stree; N tried to kill herself last
night. ii She took an ounce of laudanunl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

B 4 INhe youngest and most denlocr 4,
al the Rockefellers Is Edna Augusta
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. Fran X ls6cks q
feller, Of Russell. Kan, This young lazy,
whom John d. Rockefeler is won't Toy
style his "fayorlte niece, loas 49, ~. !!
her father are only cousins, mas )usI
married John Porter Brook. keeper q y
modest millinery shop IN Y Los AZ v seles'
Gal. MS 3 IA S5a IA p. s{s NJ Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

II would seem that a good many Chs
Scagoans regnow getting rich by choking
women until they drop tfeir purses,--
Dallas NeWss N.Y. M esSSs Il IA n 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
SR eal5 Negro, WALKERS. 3

The PROFESSIONAL negroF ca kev walk eFsl
~ Rtchmnad. who have been on,. 4; ex 8.
give the white people here a real ex.5
ample Of the old spla MT ion life and
ways OF " d DIN g, rhe nsgroes want IT
Of Richmond, WITH Frog Eye YANKEE,
5as the first stepper,, 1Elle show vii 4 bas
pulled on az Idle Hood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Richm,onders in New y ork.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispa tch,) Ss a5t
M NEW YOR Is, August lily aldorf-C.s
Whitley and wife. Miss y. r 4. w iteley,:
York;, C /. I3eauer. Hotel Astor-R. ] +.
Morgan. 4 Fifth Avenue-J. RI Tecky, 3,
"a Ruliln. Astor-J q g hi Gilmore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

IA goat appears tn be n pretty wise
animal, after all, You wlllSnotlce that he
merely eats the cans, and nayer touches
uhe sti1f that hes been lnsias tl's'll'
Tqpeka Journal. siei IA Il, Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Wells Is Forty,

All Jake Wells. the theatrical mai nste,
E Soa... III .os Norfolk ; ye.tsfday
where he celebrated his fortieth birth
day with his family and friends,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

I Mr. ifsogd 81 Rose, OF st Wa shtns ton,
the guest M II IA ward Esss Rose, No:B
allQN Grove Avenue NJ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
GREAT CROWDS
APPl| ]. ! |. |: !. ROOT ID D
Y, "a INA
Popular Enthusiasm. III Uruguay
y! Over visitSof Secretary
Very Marked.
SPEECH MADE !, AT \ BANQUET \ I. ] {; !
Visitor Pointed Out Meiarinlg and
Value 81 Friendship Among s
American Countries.
EspEEc MADE I 81 4 AT BANQUET ] E:
,y.A.,ooia la Il press.

Il u ray Associated Press) IN n Nv
MoNTDvtEDO,SA August u The entsr-
Stalnments provided to-day for Eliiiu Root,
the American Secretary OF State. ei rn-
sbraced an excursion, q visit to tho
famous breeding studs. II a reception BY
the municipality. d banquet BY President sss
5ordonez., a performances at the theatre.
ana protechnlo display Popular en-
5thusiasm Is great ana the visitors are ire
being greeted everywhere BY cheering
crowds. .is3. 4. ~ ss az II 81
AZ the gov erntn ent house banquet, Mr..
A Root was welcomed In e. speech by Min
Sister OF Forelg Affairs Romeu. who
Expressed the confident belief that tho
visit OF tho American Secretary OF State
would mutually benefit the ations be-,
tween the two countries. In feplyin Mr..
\ Root said III n sli
s75.,1t Il most gratifying to hear from tho
lips :of ono 81 n the masters Of South
kAmerican8 diplomac one who know s the
reality OF international poll tics-so just
an estimate Of the attitude Of my own
country towards III her South American
ais ters ai5a5 5s {2sy5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Monroe sDoctrin.e.

made III the infancy OF " La ln- Amc ricant
liberty, was an aBsertio Ion to all the world
OF the compel ency OF \ La tin-Arn orleans
4 ia govern hemselves ard their countries
That assertion my Il country has always 81 Wy
maintained * and my presence here rs IN
part fors tho purpose OF giving evidence
Il Of her belief that the truth OF the assn \:
ton has been dem onstrat ed-that IN the
progressive N development which attends
the course of tions, the ples OF South
America have proved that their national
tendencies and II cal acities are, and wlll
be, or, and ever on in the path OF order
and liberty. Nj Il INV ;5ss d i & IL az 81 N lS
~ am hero to- learn more and also Ito
demonstrate our BELIEF in the substantial,
similarity Of Interests and sympathies OF,
American self governing repu blics You
have Justly ind Gated that there Is Moth
Ing in the growing friendship between
our countries which imperils the inter-
{ests OF these countries In the old world
from VII ch Nv have drawn our language,
our tradi Ions and the basis OF our GUS
toms "A md our la Ws. i think 1t may safely
be said that these nations which planted
their first colonies on these shores, and
which we have spread so wild ely. II have
gprofted more from the independ ence$ Of
the American republics than they would
have profit y IL their unwise system Of
colonial gov ernmer t had been continued.
Es IN the ablishment fot these free and 1
INDEPENDENT nations In this continent they
have obtained a profit Bile outlet for their
trade, L lploynlent for their commerce.
food for ri their people and refuge for
their poor and N tn cir surplu popula--
lions, 3t5$ 81 iS5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Renn Lucas Mrs. Harris and
Miss Bessie Harris left yesterday for
Delaware and Maryland to visit friends
They will be gone for q month .5iS5S
4 Mrs F.SP Ellington. OF No. 1l09 Balm
bridge Street Is visiting in Tonic Springs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

+ Frost and Mamie
Irned home, after q
wo weeks with Mr..
e Newport News,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

Miss Annie s. $Penick, organist Of Cen
trail Methodist Church. Is Visiting In
Clover, Mr.. r, a !. Barber, Of r lci-
.mond. will be; tho! organlst at the church
In her absence. ii u IL Il w 81 81
Miss Hattie Richardson Is Ill mt her.
home on McDonough Street.
Mr.. Victor Hague. who has been in
Colorado in search OF health, is no "
at his home in Marx Addition. He is
very weak. 59 Ma q Is ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-21
Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported IL, tho health office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
Charles Rogers. As years. COG D street
northwest.
Asa L. Hazelton, 90 years. 1915 9th street
Ann E. Sitter, 63 years. The Imperial apart
ment house.
Mary R. Holland. IS years. 1900 H street
northeast.
Annie Ford, Q years. Bowen road.
Edward H. Johnson. 20 years. 931 Union
court northwest.
John Collum. AZ years. United States Sol
diers' Home. District Of Columbia.
Sarah E. Rees. 80 years. 14OO B street
northeast.
tar.o, Washington Heights.
Spencer Curry. u years. 112 10th street
Blanche E. Walker. "a years. 1908 Bel
mont road.
Joseph Coke. SO years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Fannie Shaw. SO years. Dudley court
southwest.
Eliza W. Levansaler. 20 years. 17eo Q
street northwest.
Ollie v. Gilkey. Il years 427 L street
northwest.
George I. Dyer. 81 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
George w. Herbert. 20 years, 1881 I'd
street northeast.
George Hin. IS years. Ills 9th stree,
northwest.
Mervin J. Bollinger. 80 years, 4Os New
Jersey avenue southeast.
Elsie T. Santucci. months. 271O 18th
street northeast.