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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06

Il law comforting on the Interstate Com,
3 innrce Commission the power to fix and
enforce nil railway charges on Interstate
ttrlf,,c and travel The demand ind the
necessity have not been met II the st,
Vas not such a general demand anu neeu'
# Congress wilt have acted wisely III refns /;
Ing to enact such leEislation rs would
have been framed to meet the supposed
need. (,
II IS understood TINT the. Democr "a Is ;
az tho Senate Will oppose me so's i'm,
4 It,t.,r a ,,,nrf,tncnt to the last dttch.
they vii, probably vote for the hili wne,
II is put 81, It's fnal passase.. " ennno.
do harm, II Is argued. and the sh'ppe'
ma, derive some benefit under " ], !,
1t vii, render the Repnnlieian p., TO-,
mi. fan The people will not have as
covered BY that time that the law ..l nns
worked no npprcciable change In coh''7
tons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
PITTSBURG ANTI-GRAFT
LEADER UNDER ARREST
nv Assnciate1l press.l.

6f''4 e';& (By Associated Press.) rs u
q PITTsBURG, PA. May 5.--Edward u.
Edwards, select councilman Second
Ward; Samuel Frankol, common council
man. Eighth Ward: Dr A, II, Ashe, and
Joseph M, Dixon. president OF Plttsburg' 8
A>,H-Grnft Ahsocintion we're arrested
tonight on Information mado BY Super
intendent of Police Thomas a, McQuaid,
charging them with aiding and abettins
in maintaining houses OF an unlawful
lcharacter IN PIttsburg. Edwards was
released on $1,000 bail and the others on
a bond OF $1,000 EACH The arrests arc
the first made In connection with tho
crusade against vice now sweeping over
iPittsburg st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
IN MEMORIAM.

n. DOYLE, son OF
Dr.. Cornelius Wataon and Cora 1.
Doyle. died OF typhoid fever at Holly
Springs, Miss. March 20. 1906, aged
tWcnty-three years, six, months and
three days. IYe was assistant foreman
In the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany when stricken down. He was a
thoughtful. afrectionnle. devoted son
and brothers; a bright, ingenious, en-
man and a9great fayorlte with all who
+ knew him. Numerous friends. bis, de-
voted mother and only brother, Herbert.
deeply mourn his absence here while he
has Joined his father IN heaven.
There was an angel band above
That was not quite complete,
So God called our darling Watson
TO MI the vacant seat,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
CHINESE Boycott I
STILL THREATENS '|:
Worst Yet to Follow, Private
Advices say-The Opening
of Manchuria.
(By Associated Press.)

WASUlNGTON, D. G., May 5,--IHU
Chinese government has given notice
that 1t will open certain Manchur1an
ports ana interior cities to the world )
trade only after It has completed me
prcparatlon Of regulations for the GOV
ernment Of the foreign colonies therein.
This Is understood here to mea.. thattlhe
opening will be conditional on the agree"
ment by foreigners to accept their iiol,.
;nsrs nm leases and not claim the right
10 buy their lands outright
private advices received here from
China, relative to the anti-Amerlcnn boy
colt in China, are dlscournglns, and y
Is even predicted that the worst rs 70
follow: that owing to the accumulatio
OF enormous stocks of unsod american u
goods ut the ports, OF entry, the full eff
fects of the boycott will not be felt until
next autumn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
NEW STATEMENT
FROM PRESIDENT
Declares Allison Amendment
Should Be Incorporated in
Railroad Rate Bill.
Amendment
80 Assncintcd rress.l

~.
WASHINGTON y. c., May BIN ricS
o. tho publications to-day regarding tn
Presidents position on the question o
railroad rate legislation and the amend
ments proposed. an authoritative slalc
ment was Issued Mt the White House 10
day defining the Presidents position
The statement follows:
THE socalled Allison amendment,
In the Presidents Judgment sllnpi!
states atfirmatively what the Presi.
dent believes was already contained
In the Hepburn bill, but If there Is the
slightest doubt as to its being thus
ALREADY contained in the bill, the
President would insist upon its being
nut In. because unless it is thus con-
tanned, the bill undoubtedly would be
void.
..Therefore. as Sincorporated. the Al
l,son amendment under no circhm-
stances would do anything but GOOD
and, as there Is an honest DOUBT on
the 1lrt of some sincere adherents
of the bill whether 1t Is or Is not al
ready, BY implication, contained IN
the bill, the President is.cleariy OF the
op,nion that the Allison amendment
shorld be- nut in, and this without re-
gard 10 whether other amendments
are or are not!adopted.
"If the Hepburn. BILL therefore,
masses in this form, whic:, is nracti-
cally the exact form in which ii passed
the House. It will be satisfactory TO
4 the President, who from the beginning.
has stated that the Hepburn bill itself
would be satisfactory. But the Presi-
= dent would like If, in addition to the
Allison amendment, the so-called
81 Long and O;1a:man amendments were
b hdopted. While the President regards
e these amendments with favor, and
would like to see them adopted, ne
Toes not in the least regard them
vital, and feels TINT the Hepburn bill
would still be In excellent shape even
without them"
Assurances were to-day given the Iresi
dent that the Republican strength woult
Z be cast for the Allison amendment to IN
railroad rate bill! Many senators calle'
at the White House, and not few a
the apartments Of Senator Allison, an
In this way messages have been eN
changed.
Comparatively few senators were q
the Capitol to-day. Instead OF haVin
a conference, MS had been suggested, tn
leaders seemed to think that, in view {
the general welcome given to tho state
ment that compromise had hcen agree
+ upon, such gathering was unneccssar!
,rhe few who did meet at the Capit'
discussed the Presidents statement, ngai
endorsing the Allison amendment, an
expressed the opinion that his accept
nnce of the proposition eliminated
prospects OF a contest,
Many of the Democrats, especially thos
who advocated Senator Bniley's plan to
q limited review were inclined to loo
with some doubt upon the comnromis
proposition, They would have Rrofcrrr
the bill without amendment, as tho alter
native of the Bailey amendments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
MORMON BISHOP UNDER
ARREST IN WYOMING
n,y Associatcd Press.D

CHEYENNE, WYo., May S,-~ExcIte-.
mcnt was created By the arrest Yesterday
OF Eishop J, ]. FOLLY, head OF seitIer
ment IA I,lB Horn county of b0pO Mor-
mons on charge Of sustaining bisa-
nous relations. Tho arrest Of Bishop
JolIy viii DO followed By tho prosecution
Of nearly "a sGdre OF other iGempnrs OF
the Mormon Church, II Is said. II " said
that tia Morrnons had planned 10 divide
Big Horn county. tho largest county ~
Wyoming, to form q smaller county, mat
they colld control, Tnls rumor caused
dcntiies TO prosecute tho Mormons FOR
pDlygainy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Moonlight Excursion Tuesday
Night,

The first. moonlight excursion Of the
senson Will DO conducted Tuesday night
ny the Womans Committee Of the
There will be n full moon, fine music,
Including tho West End Angels, Rich-
mond College Quartet ana Mossrs. Wag-
ner and Fisher With their violin and
banjo. and also refreshments, The people
Of Richmond viii remember that for
ten years the association mo0nightR
have been ono Of the most enjoyable fea-
lures Of the summer season, and there
Is no doubt that the excursion of Tues,
day night will be the equal ut least Of
any OF the past,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
MR. BUsBY KILLED BY
THE SOUTHERN TRAIN Rain
Run Over and Instantly Killed BY
Second Section at Sails
bury, N. c.
(specIal to INC Tines .DIspatch.l

SALISBURY, N. c., May 6.-WlllIam
Busby, aged thirty years, an employee OF
cotton in!ll at This place, was run
over and Instantly killed by the SECOND
section OF Southern Railway passenger
train, No. ~, at Salisbury, this morn
Ing, Tho train was pulling into the
station at ordinary speed when It struck
Il work train on the yard. The tender OF
tho latter was derailed and Busby was
caught by the same. his body being fright
fully mangled. Tho damage to the train
by the collision. was slight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06

the States III the spring Of 1861, he was
commissioned tt,ajo In the Thirty-nrst
Virginia Regiment BY Governor Letoher
ana was ordered by General Robert d.
Leo to Western virEiiia, 10 muster into
the sorylce Of the State such volunteer
companies MS may offer ,l,elr. services 1or
the protectlon Of the state" and ITO
take q position a t Or ranr Grafton Unless
some other point. should offer greater
facilit los for tho command ,of the Bnltl-!
moro and Ohio Hailrond.'!,
AZ Grafton he was inohbed and barely
escaped being killed. ls
TO served first III tho campaign In vest
ern Virginia, ut Cheat Mountain; md
was Observation-Disclosures ut the baltic
regiment beiiig hbAcnt, Ito was promoted
lieutenant colonel on tho field, and re-.
ccved his commission from Governor
Lotchcr, tntad December n, 1861. 1Ie
fought throughout tho war, and was cap
turcd at Sailors Creek April 18th aifd was
kept n prisoner h t Johnson's Island till
July Of that yeor. The Confederate
cause was tendcrly ensllrlned IN his
heart. sf n tj} n a5.'.l II s,33s
After thu war no married Ellen u.
George, OF Richmond. M they resided In
Norfolk TIL 1870. when they moved TO
Riciinond where no went into the to-
bucco business with Mr., j. =. George,
under tho nrmo name Of George & Boy
kin. Some yonrs after, this partncrsllp
was dissolved and Colonel Doykln wentin
the tobacco business on his own nccount
,JIc WAS for two terms president OF the
Club and for several years
president OF tho Richmond Tobacco Tx
change. s
lie was a highly cultivated Virginia
gentleman. and boro tho suffcrlngs OF
his long Illness with Christian fortltudo
and patience.
f IIc Is survived by his wife and three
md Misses Anna y. and Elton r. Boykin.&
Tho funeral Will take place from St.
James Episcopal Church tomorrow AZ
ternoon ut 4 O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Ahsted in Moscow.
tBN ( ssocIntcn8 Pyess.D

lI3T Il NloA S7VCItfl Hu Y ~ Y it
MOSCOW, May 5.--Tourtecn rcYolu-
tionists, awho |re believed, to be mem
bers OF the sn|eme tribunal of the fight
ing olsanlzatn.. were arrested at q
meeting here tday This Is the organi-
zation whose htences have spread ter
lror among offitls in-.all parts of Russia.
The police CAPPED also records Of con-
formations and list of death sentences
which have notct been eNecuttAl. In n
room adjoining hat where the meeting
was being held ! police discovered frag-
ments Of tho bos Of three persons who
had been killed Y the accidental cxplo-
sion of n bomb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Mrs. Annie II CLANCY.

Especial ia The Times Dispatch.)
SPENCER. n. c.. May 5.--Mrs. Annie
II. CLANCY, OF Spencer, died this morning
at the Whitehead Stokes Snnitarlum In
Salisbury, following a protracted illness.
She was operated upon. she leaves =
husband. Mr.. r. G.. CLANCY. and one SON
The family formerly lived In Richmond.
Mayor Lands Funeral.
Especial 10 rhe rlnes- Dlspatch1
"a PRINCESS ANNE COURTHOUSE.
took place at HIS residence near this
place to-day The deceased, who had
nearly reached the century mark, being
nlnety-nine years old. had resided In Vir-
ginla 'all his life. Ho was n Confederate
soldier and we'll known all over this Sec
ton, Az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
WOMEN MUS KEEP 5% @
SKIRTaFR0M DRAGGING
(Ry AsAated Press

X HAUSENRUSSIAN SANONY,
May 5,--The tow1ouncll OF Nordhausen
has issued an oAance prohibiting wo-
men from allow tho trains Of their
dresses to drag tho streets, as q
measure for thprotection of health
and for tho pretion Of talnting the
air with dust penalty for infrac-
ton Of this ordinH is n fine Of $3.50.
The passion fofanitation sweeping
over Germany Is qyto result in SINH
lar ordinances bel enforced by other
cities, n 60 .%gtt tfsya
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
I DEMOCRATS 5IN3sROW.
Hold Double Convention and
Make Two Nominations.
az 4 Associated Press

H1tt}isf by Associated II eSa.l alHt4.
EI,SONvILLJE, IND. May D.
democrats Of the Third District, this ar
ternoon held double convention IN me
same hall at the same time and mace
two nominations for Congress- Repres SCI :,
tutlye William T.. Zenor, Of Coryd9n, !, was
renomlnated by ono faction, ana " IMAM =, =
T.. Cox, of Jasper was 1lom ,lF ~ ~ i,e
other FACTION. Each faction named ~! ~.
c,,airmnn and made its nomination mae
pendently of the other admld contuslon'
1he convention was the climax OF q t S''as
contested fractional flght,ais
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Reserve Bond Company.
to The Times.pispatch.)

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May g.
Everybody here Is talking about the ap.
po,nIment Of receivers for the American
Reserve Bond Company, of Chicago. Sew
erel hundred people on the lower ponin-
sula hold bonds IN the company, the
total amount involved reaching 5000 900
", a. Post, general manager Of the ship
yard, Is In the company for $4,000, ant
II, T. Parker. superintendent OF terminals
for the Chesapeake md Ohio, and abou
a dozen others are interested 10 the ex
tent of $4,000,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Students .pendl1e:d.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 5,--Twen-
,y-one atudents OF cr College were
suspended to-day ain result Of an
escapndc ThTrsdny 4, when NUM-
bar Of students hstled before the
home OF Professor y. Moore, and
when he appeared 4 window threw
several buckets Of r. on him and
hurled a brick througe window, Tho
students objected toInfn new rules
laid down by the prOlr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
COMMITS SUIpE
EFFEL TOWER
lBy Asso4d Press.l

PARIS, May g. body OF n man
who ascende6 TO tsccond landing OF
tho Erel Tower Nrday md jumped
OFT and was killed tlie floor, has been
Identified as that oMgust Braun. He
was born IN Germanut wns n natural
ICED American c!tizalnd was formerly
n resident OF Cinclti Ohio, Rrnun's
suicide Is attributed mental derange-
mcnt, ~ $50. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
.R0YAL|sT PLOT
TO |NC|TE REVOLT
Continued from First Pnge.)

j
lnsurrectlon and fled to Berlin and then
came to Paris He only knew, that there
was q strike In Paris the day after the
laxploslon and he did not know that he
land NJ, strlga, n fellow student In tho
Paris School of Mines, who WINS killed
by the explosion, were carrying bombs.
! An investigation shows the existence
pf plots to throw bombs ut several high
Russian personages who are now IN
France. Grand Duke Boris has arrived
to inspect the canvalescent homes for
Russians, who !'efo wounded during the
war
Th striking lahorers have issued a
motto that the contractors must grant
then6an eight hour day either Willingly
or b, force. lst2T8 III t7S y
Electoral Campaign.
MIe7ectoral campaign closed blight
and he polls will be opened throughout
Frame tomorrow Great interest is taken
III the r\sult, owing to the fhct that It
will ned the country's opinion Of the
coursa d the government in connection
with sepration of Church and state ana
recent lnlbr sngitations.
The nv( hundred and ninety-one seats
In the Climber OF Deputies will be con-
tested bypVer two thousand candidates
OF varlou political opinions The two
great conAdlng clements are the Bloc, :"
or supports of the government. and the
| a"Anti-Blod or opponents Of the govern
Pment. $st RITA $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
SOCIETY LEADER WEEDS
VIRGINIA RIDING MASTER
(spociol 70 The Timcs-Dlspntch

BRIDGEPORT, CONN, May 5~~Con-
siderable surprise and comment was OK.
cited here to-day by tho publication OF
the marriage announcement u, the three
evening papers Of Miss May Louise Read
TO BERNARD Northern, on "Wednesday, az
Hot Springs. Va Miss Read was social
leader here, who inherited large for
tune from her father, the late David n,
Road. 1t Is said that Northern Ia n riding
master at Hot Springs, and that tho
wedding Is the outcome CT pretty ro'
nance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Spring Medicine

The best is Hoods Sarsaparlla, It
is the best because It does the most good.
While it makes the blood pure, fresh
and lively, it tones the stomach to bet
ter digestion, creates an appetite, stimu-
lates the kidneys and liver, gives new
brain, nerve and digestive strength.
An unlimited list Of cures-4o36o tes-
testimonials in 2 years proves its merit,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Will Cpeak to Colored Men.

The coored Young Mems Christian
Association viii hold great May meet
Ing Tor men sunday at $3.50 r. NJ. NJ tho
True Reformera' Hall. The Rev. Ryland
KNIGHT, p, D., the grandson Of the late
Or Robert Ryland md pastor Of the
Calvary BAPTIST Church, VIII address tho
men. Subject "rhc. Great Del!varance,"
Tho Tldewater Quartfuq will sing spc-
clal music, Charles II. Wilder will sing
snecIal solos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06

Charged win ailo ning some OF h!s
shoep 10 str1y, IN Ensliah farmer fcnt y
blank check 70 the tnqGiglfato Witlin hotc
reading: "KirdlH E,ille out ggit, u reai,fs,,
lie .sheck Tor & Ghall tlie and the e7ss
TuZf endeA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Dcleqate to Aldria,

Mr.. W. q. WEpier 40 Local M.
o,n Painters. DerorntoInnd Paper
hnnesra Of America. w IFS lodges
hslasate 10 the ylpxnlnh Federation
Of tabor. which convei1 Alexandria
on June Tho flrst. MT \ r VIII leave
for Inc meeting place oHc LIST,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Dies at Age of Years.

n" ---"-- I3y -IfHHVUT'F II UhH'J n
BRUNSWICK, GA,.E Elizabeth
Gates. ia years Of n}nid to be The
Oldest person In the : disd here To-
day, She had been, md three times
and leaves four child twentyrthree
grandchildren and nlnh srentfgrand-
children. tgEE..s lafht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
DEATHS.

5BOYKIN.--pie at his residence. 419 T..
at $3.50 a. Nj, FRANCIS MARSHALL
BOYKIN, aged slxty-nne years,
Funeral from st, james Episcipa!
Church MONDAY AFTERNOON a.
O'Clock,
BDH TEIN.--Departed this He on sat
daughter Of Louis Bernstein, In the
+ twenty-Arst year OF her, age,
Funerna viii take PLACE &c froWl he her
5 FMis { ts SsstHslSs AsFTERSooS at !
O'Clock,
duDE.ADied, May O. 1901, at bis resi-
dence. 22 West Marshall street, Mr.. j. q.
GUIDE
n Funeral notice later,
z 4 !, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
.1ohn Preston Campbell,

Especial to Tho Times lspntclL
Pres; ION Campbell. 4 resident q River,
lied, She wns a native Of Bedtord and IS
survived hy her husband and ak ehlldren,
Mrs, Lulu Stevens.
Especial to The Tmes,D ispatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Var May bw
Mrs Lulu I,!pop Stevens, aged }thirty-6ye,
Wife al Charles Il, stevens, q prominent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
His Yearn.

Pafgon Ragatcr taolennlyli DOCS yo',
Gladys roots. 10 be 80 lawful Wedded
Wiir, for bgttHn and for wllsa-r,,
Tbe Groofn tunehsiy and hpSily)i uh
cou'tc, docs. II ] has 10. ehhi blit mt
DIR some way, Of takln,, her kindah on an
aYbuEet Puck,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Mellcnnial Dawn Church.

The members OF Millennial Dawn
Church will hold services at payison's
Hall, at Seventh and Broad, to-day at
3 o'clock, Mr., Staples NIL preach the
sermon, His subject VIII be 1.-THE Won
derfui Plan of GOD"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Will Attend.Nic

The II. u, Loo CAM Confederate
veternns will meet al ohn's Church
Sunday evening ~ 7'So tend services
there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
COLONEL FRANCIS M. BOYK1N.

Clifton Forge, died this afternoon from the
effects OF a surgical operation. the SECOND
within the past year. She leaves two chill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
MARRIAGES.,

POPLAR HILL VA, MAY s,-MIss
Of Or, and Mrs, l., w. Vermillion. OF
Poplnr Fill, Va, and Or, D, p. Cam
nady, OF Iugheston, w, Va, were mar
ried yesterday at the home Of the
I BRIDES parents, Rev, Boiling I1obson
officiating,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06

mont. died at his home yesterday evening
.nfterea long illnoss. He was n native Of
Bedford county, but had been engaged
here for the past twelve years In the
work OF an architect. The funeral toOk
hla u finrnnnfl M 4. .nE 800
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Mrs. Susan Hodges.

Especial 10 The TImes-D lspatch.)
ROANOKE, VA. May 5.--Mrs Susan
Hodges died to-day at the residence Of
her daughter, Mrs, O. y. Coleman, aged
scvonty.one years. She was stricken
with paralysis yesterday and never RAJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Mrs. Olivia kertoot.
10 The rimes- Dispatch.

-1---- 7SNeCfNT ID -T-
WINCHESTER VA, May 6.---A mes,
sage 10 day from Berryyills. Clarke Gown,
ty, announces the death OF Mrs, DIVA
Duncan Kerfoot nged sey si years ',1a
Dor OF tho old and prominent Duncan
family OF Cupeper county, and leaves her
hn5baSd 5sssSteri Ksrfe0K s snSsS '0of
Ronnoke; Edward Kerfoot of Buena
V h Daniel Kerfoot, OF Oregon, and
Mrs. II, 3. Roughnert, OF Clarksburg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
"Berry's for Clothes ,
straw Understandings.
Rr,tl, are in vOgue this sea-

Our stock, as usual, shows
the leading styles, and al al
fho,,dl1 we have 7stTaws aslow
as $iOO, and 'Pana1l1ass5 from
$500 up, they all possess an
air OF style characteristic with
3l,a l,ats fBerPylSellS. st sls ii5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06

SPECIALIZE meet tho wishes Of those who
prefer medicine IN table. form, We arc now put.
ting up Hood Sarsa2arlla in choeolale.Goated
tablsH ~ well ~ IN the usual liquid form, 10y
reducing Hood Sarslparlia to . solid extract,
vs Isyc reSa!prd In the tablets tho curative prop.
critics of every ibedicinAl ingiedlent. -
Sold by druggists Or sent BY mail, 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Mrs. Georgia Wright.

40. Especial to THIS TImes-DIspatchD
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, May 6.--Mrs.
Wright of Mulberry Island, died on Tues
day at their residence after u proirac,ed
illness bf twelve months, During this
time her devoted family was constantly
She was sixty-two years Of ago, and dis
played remarkable Industry and hrIlness
management She leaves TIVE 9, I. I. children,
'"A'lone funeral procession followed tho
renuins to the warwick Methodist Chapel.
Of which she was a loyal rnsmber and
founder, where Rev, Daniel ~ Merritt'
~. ,,htl. AZ. nl:..a KarEnnk ....-L -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
EveRY DAY TO B.3AoRE,

EVERY pay TO gtAoRE,
via tho popular YORK. HlYne, Leave
Richmond 1880 y NJ 6dulynept sun
auy. Low anto ono way round trip
tickets Ia baltimore, Il lphla and
NeY York.. u !. -. 5
~ ~. gss RI CD Fla a
~. ). 81. :, fta klna YofLaays Bought
S So: J; = laazdtza