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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
NO ROOFING THERE.
At Least Gallaudet Aggregation
Will P1av Quiet Game.

Baseball fans of Richmond arc very
much Interested In tho game OF ball 70
be played at Broad Street Park to-
morrow afternoon between tho nine from
Richmond College and the notselnss ag !.
rregntion from the Gnlla,ldet Deaf and
Dumb College. Of washington.
Tho game Will be called at 80 o CLOCK.
and thcro will be plenty Of RIOTERS on
hind from Richmond College. Those who
do not understand the alphabet OF the
mutes will never know what the coacher
tells tho man on first base or what the
captain signals to tho fellow who Is to
face the twirler-
Gallaudet College had one Of tho fast
est minor football teams heard from last
season. and 1t is reasonable to suppose
that the diamond crowd will be equally
as good this year II the homo boys
take tho game they will have to put
up good game Of ball
The tickets nrc already on sale. and
the Indications are that there will be q
very large crowd Of people to witness the
exhibition on Saturday afternoon at $3.50
The Spiders will line-up like this
Miller or Lake. pitcher; Clarke or Till
man, catcher; Martin, first base: Handy.
second base; T'almnn, short-stop tcap-,
.tair); Richardson, third base, and out
felders, Gardner, Saunders. sycie or
IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
MR.. FORBES FINED.
Was Speeding His Auto When
Spied By a Policeman.

Mr.. b. S. Forbes was fined $50 in Po-
lice Court yesterday morning upon three
charges OF speeding his automobile faster
tlinn the ordinance OF the city permits.
The complaint against him was made
by Bicycle Officer Haddon Amos. and DR..
g. Y. Darlington and Mr.. Leigh were
Witnesses In the case.
DIR. Darlington testified that his horse
had been frightened by the rapidly mOy-
ing auto. and that Mr.. Forbes WAS Mt the
tinleemaking something more than twenty
miles nh hour.
In imposing the fine. Justice Crtitch-
field said that II Mr.. Forbes came before
him again on the same charge lie would
have the license, to run an auto re-.
voked. sssit
This phase Of the matter had not be-
fore been called TO the attention of the
speeders OF the ..buzzins benzine bug
gies.' and it struck CONSERVATION in the
camps of the autoists when Justice
Crutchfield spoke his little speech from
the bench. Tile law under wt4sSh he
could do SO Is n new ono. however. and
1t is understood that 1t has not yet gone
into effect.
!. Fred EulasEr white man, was charged
With beating his wife. The frail., little
woman testified that her husband had
brought her TO. the city and taken her
to disorderly house, and there had
beaten her. The case was one In which
the evidence was revolving. The man
was fined $40. and required to, give se-t
curity for twelve months.
The DRINKS got away with a warning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
DR.. HUGH CUMMING.
High Compliment Paid Former
Hampton;an BY Californians.

The San francisco Call speaking Of
the departure OF DR.. Hugh Cumming
from that city for Yokohama, says:
Nearly every passenger had II few
friends OH tel, wharf to wave good bye.
but nobody was attended tv n larger or
mere brilliant delegation than We're Or.
and Mrs. Hugh S. Cumming. During -ne
four years he was in charge of Federal
quarantine affairs here, made many
friends and 1t seemed as II they all
We're on the wharf yesterday. The doc
tors suite was filled with fruits and
flowers, and when the liner left the wharf
the chorus Of Goodbye, Doctor
drowned everything else. AS the M1n-
churia passed down the bay, army and
navy tugs, revenue cutters and the
quarantine tender Neptune. flagshps OF
the little navy Cumming so long COM
nlanded, all shrieked loudly fare
we'll salute, DR.. Cumming goes to
Yokohama, where he will be Stationed
DR.. Cumming Is the son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Cumming. Of Hampton, and
brother OF Hon. Samuel Gordon Gums
ming
Mrs. Cumming is a daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. sE.s C. Booth of Cartersf Grove.
She hasnumerous warm friends and adj
nirers in this section OF Virginia.
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nents to ne announced later. The inter-

ments to ne announced later. The inter-
inent Will DO in Hollywood.
Mrs. Purcell was born December III
1870, In Norfolk. She was tile daughter
or tho late Commodore Thomas Tarlton
Webb. OF the United states navy. May
50. 1913. she married Mr.. JOnn Purcell. OF
y Rlchnond, cstablisher OF the wholesale
drug firm OF Purcell. Iadd & Co. Mr..
Purcell, at the outbreak Of the Confcde.
rate war, equipped the famous Purcell
Battery.
Ever since her marriage SHE lived In
Richmond. She was active In charitable
work and during tile Confederate war
took a prominent part in the hospital SER
Vice. She WAS one of the organizers OF
The Hollywood Memorial Association and
honorary vice. president OF that body. a
member or st. Peters Cathedral she was
"a devout Christian and her long life of
activity In ministcring to the poor and
sick endenred her to hosts OF Richmond's
people.
Mrs. Purcell is survived by. the follow
ling children; Col. John Il. Purcell. Mra.
!. Nora p. .Leary Mrs. Alfred Gray and Mr..
I Benjanltnj L. Purcell. all of Richmond.
"a number of grandchildren and one
great-grandchild also survive her. as do
! her two sisters. Mrs. Oscar cranz. OF
this city, and Mrs. Harriet "A. Reilly. OF
Fo1t i II : 8. 2
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s w i. ~
atlrEluS..sss...s .....st.lsss sts.sss ovlje4V
Equity IN q. T. LIS surplusn.... "a, 900
Profit on Georgia Railway oI,ern- + 1ss ss,
..s..s.. 1V laVvs,
Total real earnings. $40. So, lSbi
The foregoing sum Il equal to 1901 per
cont. OH Louiavillo and NushYille's No.
0Oc, 900 Of stock. III
Il The Sloan Valley Railway Company
has filed articles Of incorporation With
the clerk OF Kenton county, KY. The road
Will sbo o. branch Of tho Cincinnati, New
Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway. and
will form a connecting link tetwcen that
road Mt Sloan Valley and tho confluence
5of tho Laurel and Cumberland Rivers.
1T, Will be twenty fivt miles long. and sis
capitalized al. y, 00o. witt, a debt limit OF
ss50, 900. Tho directors are Samuel Speit-
Ger, w. j. Murphy. w "A. Garrett, W. r..
Molloy and j. w. Hood.
Tho Kentucky southeastern Railroad
Company also has filed articles of.incor.
pcration with the clerk OF Kentor courl-
ty. The company will build a road seven
" miles long. Tho capital stock is
$4,000. and tho Indebtedness shall not OK
coed $J,00O,O0O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
DEATHS.

RALPH LEE. infant
SOM f r. J. Baldwin. 1908 West Grace
81 street.
Remains will be taken 10 F'armvillc.
Va. for burial alta p. NJ. Friday,
March %. 1905. at her
North Nineteenth street.
II Mrs. MARGARET r. CLARKE. 5relict
of s. s.. Clarke. sa 81
Funeral from First Baptist church
4 SATURDAY, March 24th. at Il o'clock
N. Friends and acqls.Intiinces are In
vited tofattcnd
at tie residence nf
parents. o2Ol East Main street:
i ROMOLO. infant son of Joseph and
Isabella sCorosyeo. aged oncstlyear and
two months. /; .
Funeral will take place TIL is friday
Y MORNING at 10 % clock from the above
residence. Inter}nent in Mount Calvary
Cemetery.
Died, March % 1905. at $50
M, at the residence of herSdaughter,
Mrs. Alfred Gray zoos Park avenue
ArARTlIAtNEBB,;W wife of the lat John
Purcell, in her eighty-sixth year. i.
Funeral SATURDAY MORNING at81l
O'CLOCK, from st. Peters Cathedral.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
Special Session Of Court.

4 special session OF the United States cir
cult Court OF Appeals will be opened In the
Federal building at 10 o'clock this morning.
The Judges sitting will BIO Hon. Nathan Goff.
Of West Virginia; Hon. j. e. Prtchar,i. of
North tCarnIilla. ard Hon. Edmund GWaddrll.
aftRichmond. AZ
.irhc especial session court has been called 10
hear.a imotion in the case OF the Virginia and
appellants, against the Atetropolitan Trust and
Deposit Company OF New York and others. ap-
pellees, Edmund r. Baird, OF Norfolk. will
appear for the appellants and the appcllees
will be represented by w. II. Kite. OF Nor.
folk. and poul and Fuller. Of Raleigh. n. c.
The case Is an appeal from the United States
Circuit Court at Raleigh. II will occupy the
attention OF the court two days.
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the great army Of ctheatre.goers who
smile at 4 Her quaint 'humor and grow
fearful in her moments OF pathos. s.
THE REAL aBUsYs Ivy"
While Adjusting His Nose He
Saws a Few. Words of the Future.

Says a Few Words of the Future.
Busy Izzy's Vacation ut the Biiol
is playing to packed houses. and the uni-
versal verdict Is that nothing better has
ever filled the stage at the Broad Street
playhouse. sfsisE
: Mr.. George, Sidney, the original and
humorous busy Izzy,'' while,engaged in
the delicate duty Of adding a false hooked
nose to his countenance. preparatory to
making his stage entrance, murmured u
word of appreciation of the reception
that Richmond hnd extended him.
:They are loyal people in this city,"
said Busy, "and I'm not going to take
any long chances In getting away from
the liking they have shown for me-
What will YOU play next year, asked
the outsider.
THE same Busy Izzy on Vacation
Busy 1zzy' was good for three years.
and the Vacation ought to 'go' for two
After that Hap Ward the old Richmond
boy, and will write Busy 1zzy in Paris
Talk about your quick work, but listen
4 to this: We wrote Busy Izzy on Vaca-
ton in just four days. and It's n go
"Who is the girl who looks so like a
Richmond society girl?" asked the scribe.
You mean the girl / dance with in the
5quartette? You bet, she's good looking.
Her name Is Miss Broughton."
Mr.. Sidney remarked, as he shuffled
toward the stage. that il he owned the
whole of his show. he would have wad
big enough to choke a horse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
sTRANGE5$EAcTs
Il seems strange that sometimes your

1t seems strange that sometimes your
stomach or bowels won digest your
] II may be the weather, or 1t may be
Just the state of your &c neral health,
but in any case there ts only one GER
tain. safe and positive method 4. OF cure
versal remedy for all forms OF dyspeptic
trouble or digestive weakness. whether
In stomach, liver. Kidneys. or bowels
Strange, 1t is that III such little tab
lets. to be Etakensa few times q day may
lie such wondrQus Ipoten tlalg posslpllltles
that by their uso the course OF y nun $
whole 1ife-yes Z, q the wor ,sl-; ne
YET. who would not appreciate the
fact that If NAPOLEON hnd lno = SUI
fering from Cancer of ne stomnen ne
And stuarts Dyspepsla Tablets 81 S, would " 9
have cured his Stomach Trouble 1, mao
e cured THO touaa sand 81 others ii tie past
1 ten years. who lave suffered ~ us ' ~
Napoleon did. se . ri G J.
you can readily eeiate that |, :
Dyspepsia Tablets is helping to- set the
worlds work done by people who would
do worse work II IN ey1,yere' SIC 60 tney
must DO having grea' influence alasrcss y
They may. therefore. be classed as ono
of the trnmplls of science. amongst other
discoveries. In medicine, mechanic les, tya As Z
rportation, etc. fS3 81 II SS MI
Let this. then, remain in. your nom
4 Dry. Il fact upon which to act when occa-
vision requifcs:-- 81 ~
When any organ Ia your vast digestive
machinery gets out of order. you hay 9
&nt your command one Of l!e gIeat In
ventlo,ls Of the age In Stuart Dyspapsia
Tablets to nut Your s,llacil lnery SirlS order
itg,lin 81 81 81 & I'll az II NJ ~ sssSSsf
8fviction.sndd to Tho ellel' gy ana working
possibilities of your bod ~ machine, and
relieve yourself from suffering q iseases
kweakness, premature old Nns Q and death.
All this IL strictly in accordance with
tho most modern teachings Of tho best
scientific schools OF heal TIL hygiene and
medicine. and 4 Il Will be- Syou a q yall-
$tugo TO lay these facts to henr s III.
DON'T hesitate, Try Stuart, y ysperl-
slu Table is to-day, s,ist s IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
The. Produce Market

. Receipts of all kinds OF country produce was
light yesterday, and the market was quiet With
Owing 70 tho scarcity of this vegetable there.
wils u sharp advance In price, as noted In the
quotations IN another column. M 8 &
Fruits. OF all kinds, except bananas. are
scarce and the iprtces remain firm without adj
coming yesterday haying somewhat crowded
the market There Was u Sharp decline tnsthe
prices and good fruit MAS selling at anywhere
iron, SO 10 so cents per bunch. according IN
size and lauai ty,s.rhe market has been cleared
OF Florida oranges, There WAS 4 fairly good
supply OF stlstwberrles yesterday. Chickena
and eggs roma in unchanged, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

- > y ! - ~ = 2 i -
There was, however, the sum of So
56e,3l4 expended on new property and
charged TO operating expenses. Into the
sinking fund was paid $l6G.75o, and charged
to operating expenses, and s26,2iO on in-
terest accrued on bonds in the sinking
funds. The profit from the operation
Of the Georgia Railway was credited d.
rectly to profit and loss, and did not
appear in the income account. Nashville.
Chattanooga and st. Louis showed a sur
Plus of $ei2,000 after payment of dividends.
Ir the operating expenses was concealed
a large investment. In "a new properly.
Operating expenses were did per !. cent.
of gross earnings. Chattanooga is in fer
feet physical condition and can be oper-
ated as economically as Louisville and
Nashville. The ilAtters ratio of opera
ting expenses, excluding the sums ex-
pended in new property and charged to
operating expenses, was 81 pcr- cent. If we
allowed Chattanooga a ratio of tS per
cent, it would show that $g79, 900 had been
invested in new property and charged to
operating expenses. Before showing the
surplus for the year, S26,0O0 income bonds
were retired. Chattnnoogas real surplus
was, therefore, 81 "a, COO. louisville and
Nashville owns a per icent. Of Chatta-
Ieoga's capital stock. IT. has? therefore.
ar equity in Chnttanoogn's actual sur
plus of $So7,Si0. The Chicago, indianapolis
and louisville showed q surplus OF $4,000
half Of whch--so45. 0O0-belongs to the
Louisville and Nashville, RS half owner
Of It's capital stock. Louisville and Nash
ivllle's actual earnings may, therefore.
be made up Us follows:
Surplus shown 3. SCI, o4l
New property charged to operating
expenses g 55ee ,sl4
Sinking fund payments and in
tereat on sinking fund bonds. $4,000
Equity IL, Chattanooga's actual
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
Mrs. M. S. Goodwin.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,
BEDFORD CITY. March 2e.Alrs.
Maria Smith Goodwin. wife OF Ny. George
o. Goodwin, died Mt nec home on Lee
and distressing Illness, resulting from
valvielae heart disease. Mrs. Goodwin
was n faithful member Of che Baptist
Church. and OF gentle, kindly nature.
She Jig survived by her husband, an
only child, Miss Bertha Go6d~!n: her
venerable mother. Mrs. John NJ. Smith:
two brothers, Mr.. Frank Smith. OF Roa-
nokc, and John 81. Smith. Jr.. OF Bedford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
Colonel Floyd to Live Here.

Colonel Nat B. Floyd. formerly, OF I.ynohburg
arrived in The city Yesterday, and VIII make
Albert Kramer. No. 4ot West Grace, Who
with MI. Kramer, recently located iii Rich
mond, coming from Tlurhau,t N. c.
Colonel Floyd belongs to the old school ur
: the stately. dsnHed Southern gentleman. He
Is a type Of the congenial antt-beium period
an interesting and valued acquisition Ia Rich
monds social life. a, 4 81 $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
OBITUARY..
Martha w. Purcell.

mrs. Martha Webb Purcell, the widow
Of Jolln Purcell, died at 0:3O O'clock YES
tsrdny niornins, A., the homo e her
shealti, for a year or moro and had boen
mined z to Y her room ,by sickness for seV-
seral weeks, altheng t;l,os SIG greatlx Inn
howny er ~ Tho syias tp ken sud- enly. Il nd
lived hut a short W I'LL e after tho q lneX-
nrset,tsfl 5at raj will NJ ia lSn
lplaco Ia morrow. tho rllouriIaad aria lGe-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
ALL CITIZENS ARE INTERESTED
The Popular Officer Endorsed BY
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch, I
No. 1102 Hull Street.

j j " l y = E p
The cloet topic ii, Manchester yesterday
unanimously endorsing the name Of Of
ficer Michael j. Moore for the position Of
sanitary Inspector.
City Auditor L. NJ. Nunnally was Off
cially notified yesterday afternoon of ac-
ton Of the Board of Health and he will
communicate with President ]. r. Perdue,
of the Board of Alderman. to-day or to-
morrow, and notify him of the recon-
mendation.
a Joint session of the Council will, in
all probability. be held next Tuesday
night wnen Mr.. Moore will be chosen.
Since the Council, in JOINT session, asked
of the Board of Health TO recommend q
man for the position. it is not probable
that the members will turn down the per-
son who Is endorsed.
Patrolman Moore will give out his de-
cision this morning. He will likely ac-
cept the position. In discussing the mat
twas q question that had given him con-
siderable worry, =
81 appreciate the fact that the Board
OF Health paid me q high compliment,
J. also know that there will be practi-
cally no night duty in the new position
and since the people want me to have
i the position / don't know but that will
accept II. but at .tue sittllc tliuc -tlsie
are many ties that bind mo to the Police
Department. Since my election have
tried to do my duty and II / take the
position Of sanitary inspector l will try
to FULFILL the duties of the office as faith
fully rs ] am competent to" said the
popular officer.
Quartette at Silver Tea.
At the silver tea to be given in the
home of Mrs. NJ. "A: Loving, No. loo Baill-
bridge Street, tonight, the Hygeia Quar-
5teete. which has recently been reorganiz-
ed. will sing. The entertainment is for
the benefit OF the Easter offering III the
Central Methodist Church.
Fl The quartette is composed OF Mcssrs.
Henry Beattie. Meredith Owens and the
Tillery brothers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
DEAD Al: IN FIELD III
Well Known South Carolina Man
Expires From Heart Disease.

asS (By3 Associated Press)
COLGMB1A,aS. c.. March 239.-Henry
r. Thomas. former State railroad com.
missioner. was found dead in field On
his farm, near Wedgcfield. yesterday
evening. He had been absent from the
house since morning and a searching
party found his body, which had been
dead several hours, The cause of death
was heart disease, from which he suf-
3fered for some time. No Inquest was
held st,s. s56js! "a ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
Large Sum for Schools and
Chariiy (.
s(Rv Asgo[ciated sloress. !

of Mrs Sarah NJ y !. Whetstone. who
died last Thursday was probated here
Yesterday. The va. ue OF the estate \ Is
estimated at 100000. In all s1sG,5OO was
left to religious and cha ritable institu-
!: Methodist Home. for Aged, iii Cincinnati,
4 500, 900: ldong VA University, Nashville,
Tom, SEQ NJ issl onary ST ciety Metho-
dist - lscopal Church, New y ORR, 81 900;
\ BOyland Industrial Home, Jacksonville.
Fla, : 1000; \ Haven TT on1e, Savannah, Ca,
1000: y Thnyer Industrial PIInrdn. Atlanta,
Ga. 81 900; Charter Fund M. T.. Church,
sI'hilutlc lphia, $16, 900 In trust.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
Prominent Visitors

AmonS tho prominent visitors at the Capito
Yesterday were Colonel Joseph Button az
AppomattoS and Colonel G. Fcnton Day. OF Isle
scottsvile 10 attend tho funeral Of senator
Thomas $, Martins mother Who died We'd
nesday afternoon. III N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
Odd-FelloWs to Meet

The general committee to entertain the Grand
Lodge, l. Q. O. f.. next May. will meet at No.
i721 p. Main Street, Saturday night, March "a.
cd to mako It q point to be present, as the
general arrangement Will be discussed and
committee reports Will be heard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
! Funeral Notices,

.BRON. The funeral services Of. Mrs.
& Rosa Brown: duug ter OF Mrs. Martha
N t1gl Teton, and sis tcr Of Mrs: a nlanda.
who departed this life Tuesday might
at tbs residence Of her mi ther, N o.. 943
West Leigh street. will & take place, at
Il DAY. March aa,. BOG. at 3 r. ids
i arc9invlted to be present,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
North Carolina To-,,iph+5

The North Carolina Society Of Richmond will
hold Us monthly meeting and sociable tonight
Main streats. This society * growing, and tho
monthly meetings are always Well attended by
the Observation-Disclosures. and they have good
times talking over ancient history In tho Old
North stat ,iFis5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
AZ Mistake in Lives i I

life With that sx ty-year- old duffer?' "
!, Mabel docking oyer her troussepu): Ills
ltfe. mo ther. not mine, IS 'ss & Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
Mrs. Hennie Bailey.

Especial to The Times Dispa tcli.)
ArOSELEY'S JUNCTION, VA, March
a2.Mrs. Hennie Bailey wife Of AIR.
George Lem,,el Bailey and sister to Mrs.
John a. Bailey, died at her residence yea
5tcrday afternoon at o'clock. aged 80
Mrs. Bailey is survived by her husband.
one son. Mr.. Frank Bailey. and four
daughters. Miss Lea Bailey, Mrs O. c..
Creepy and Mrs. MorIsette
She WAS buried this afternoon al 4
O'clock In Mt Hernon Cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
Acquire Jordan Estate.

At u meeting Of Joseph Il. Johnson
Camp, Confederates, Last night, Alr. II !.
"A Jordan was elected lieutenant COM
smander, TO succeed Mr.. 81 j. Blanton,
who resigned tho office because stof his
removal from the city.
Squire Jordan isgones of the most poptl-
lar veterans IN, Manchester. and it was
johnson Camp was organized.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. a. Staples. have re-
turned from Portsmouth,, where they have
been living for the past three years. Mr..
Staples will enter business with his broth
or, Mr.. NJ. 3. Staples, the baker, on upper
Hull Street. "a 50
B Master Frank Norris. OF No. 1909 Por-
ter Street, is reported as being much
improved. IIa has been III for several
weeks.
Tho condition OF Miss Alargie Moles,
who was operated on at, tho Memorial
Hospital, few days ago. is Very much
AR; .. aP. Tones u 4 very i'll at, his hons
Mrs. E. Is. Sampson. wife Of tho Mons
Der OF the School Board from the Second
Ward, is much improved III health a.
81 There Mill be asClnderilla party given
in the home of Mrs. w. Il. Bradley to-
night. Tho indications are that the en-
Etertalnment will be q decided success.
d Information has beeii4sreceved in the
cityaof the death in Powhntan countysor
AIR. Witmrll WILKINSON. 55ss'j Is
field county, has been arrested on the
hearing befoies'suiiiirfe chsstth o-dnv.
Mrs. u. IT,. Pinlselk II. sof 9. 1916 Balm
bridge Street, isissvcrys Il Fat her home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
View Public Baths.

81 The following Joint committee has been
named to go 70 Baltimore to inspect the sys-
TEN OF public baths there: Councimen Spence
Pollock and Pollard. and Alderman barton
II. Grunly. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
Mr.. RylandI;ll

Mr., John y. Isyland, OF King and Queen
county, Is quite III at his home III nF7arming-
ton" AIR. Ryland Is ninety years old AMI
ia n brother OF u. elatc Or. Robert RylansI,2
long the plnslent OF Richmond College, Y S#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
Funeral Of Mr.. Brooks.

The funeral OF MIR. James NJ. Brooks
who died Thursday night at the. Little
Sisters of the Poor. In Richmond. will take
place from Clopton Street Baptist Church
this afternoon at three O'clock and inter-
,ncnt will be made In Maury Cemetery. T
will act as pall-bearers: Captain J. a..
Lipscomb, B. II. AIorrisette, c. w. F'uqua,
II. j. Nlorrisette, r. "A. Bowen, William
I,,v;l n; md W. C. Clements - y