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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Odd-Fellows to Celebrate.

Odd Fellows OF Richmond, Manchester,
Ridge Church and Chester, will celebrate
the eighty-seventh anniversary OF the or.
der Tomorrow night. The lodges Will
meet at Smlthdoal Hall at 1880 o'clock
and march In body to Broad Street
Methodist Church, where Rev. Mr.. spoon
or will deliver the anniversary sermon
The Rebekahs will meet In the basement
OF the church, wearing badges. 1t IS
hoped that all Odd Fellows will take part
TO make 1t a success. Richmond, Abou
Ben Adhem, Aurora and Union Will turn
ont In regalin,
1t is expected that Governor Swanson.
iI.eutenant- Governor ]. TAYLOR Ellyson
md Ex-Governor a. J. Montague Will be
present Also Past Grand Masters Nor
ris Montague, Kendler, Blanks, Grand
Secretary Davis, Grand Treasurer Fer
g1sson, Gra,d Guardian &. b. Jones,
Grand Herald ]. II, Haynes Grand Patri-
arch Charles Pohlic, Past Grand Patri-
archs G. B. Davis, Manly Ramos District
Deputies j. B. Smith. J. H. MCGEE ana
many past grands.
Chairman c. w. Graves requested me
following to look after the lodges; K' -
Jennings. r. II. Laroy. O, Rider, w. ~
Wagner r, j. BEDFORD, j. II, Dlckerson'
George Pitt, j, Mltz, ]. Il, watson, "
II. Williams, F. w. Metz d. A. Smith
n C. Beasley, j. P. Brodnock, q, CheEls,
j, IT, McGee. r. L. Griggs VAL acl 90
The line will move promptly at 7;5o'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Bachelors VS.. Benedicts.

. Especial to The T1mes- DlspHtcnJ
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. April, 27'--One
Of the greatest games Of ball ever wit
messed here was played this afternoon on
the college campus between the married
men nnd bachelors of williamsburg. The
Rencdicts we're defeated by n score OF
10 to 10. The game, whic' as Il novel
feature in williamsburg 'etlcs, was
very interesting and highly 2rtain!ng-
at least to tho large crowd spectators.
Tho Benedicts had eyeryth their way
until the eighth inning, the sore standing
Is to in their favor but IL the eighth
inning tho bachelors brougl' In ten runs.
Merritt and Spencer pi .cEed for the
bachelors and Bracket for tho Benedlcts.
rho latter had no difficulty In hitting the
balls. but did have considerable trouble
In running bases,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
DRAMATIC SCENES
At HEREsY TRIAL
Final Arguments in Noted Crap.
sey Case Heard in New
York.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
BATAVIA, N. Y. April 27.-The In
terest in the heresy trial Of DR.. Alger-
non s. Crapsey, of Rochester. has CEN
tered in the final arguments
An unexpected feature to-day was the
answer Of DR.. Crapsey to tho original
p1 csentmcnt. Dr. Crapsey In his
answer said the Creed should be inter
preted in the light Of the changing thought
OF the world, and that it can by no means
be taken BADLY and alone as the one
essential Of Christian teaching and the one
necessity OF Christian fellowship.
The speakers for the prosecution de-
clared DIR. Crapsey had impugned GER
tain doctrines of the church. and that
the matter had become q public scandal.
DR.. Francis ]. Hill, Of Chicago. said:
I'VE do not assail DR.. Crapsey's right
OF personal conviction. but this does not
mean that he Gun take advantage Of
his official position to commit acts which
the church repudiates.
In reply, Dr.. Samuel McComb, OF Bos-
tom declared dramatically:
If you Judge this man on narrow lines,
you practically dlsenfranchse the ma
jority of the cergymen OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church, for there are few
among us against whom such charges
could not be arrnyed'
Dr. Crapsey's position on the matter
OF tho cuateconception F, enunciated
by his counsel to-day, Is as follows: He
says that he denies the virgin birth. but
he does not deny the immaculate concep-
ton. The birth of Jesus he says was
mmncute. Jesus however, he believes,
was the son of Joseph. lie was naturally
born, although Els birth was immaculate,
and He himself was immaculate. DR..
Crnpsey explains that he takes exception
to the doctrine that Jesus Christ was
the son of the Holy Ghost.
Congre ssman Perkins said this after
noon that IN case tho finding of the court
was against DR.. Crapsey, the defense
would appeal to the Court of Review,
which is an ecclesiastical court, In con-
slant operation for the appeal of any and
al church cases Its members are drawn
from clergymen from five dloceses, as
we'll as OF laymen. It Is composed of tho
Right Rev. Dr.. scarborough, Bishop OF
New Jersey; the Rev. DR.. Huntington,
rector Of Grace Church. New York; the
Rev. DR.. Baker, OF Newark; the Rev DR..
Alsopp, OF Brooklyn; Marcus T. Hun. an
attorney of Albany; Justice Andrews OF
tho State Supreme Court Syracuse, ana
Frank Adams, OF Newark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
DID NOT ARREST
WITHOUT WARRANT |.| IRA I
This is the Charge Against Cap
tain Hulce and Patrolman
McMullcn.
MONTGOMERY REPORTS THEM
Witness Did Not Appear Last
Night-Casc Continued Until
Thursday.

The Police Board at Il meeting called
tain Hulce and Patrolman ]. II. AlcMullen
OF neglect OF duty, adjourned until Thurs
day night. after hearing the statement OF
officer McMullen.
There were present the entire board.
with the exception OF Mayor Mccarthy,
who is In New Orleans.
The charges against the captain and
his patroman are that they failed TO
make an arrest without n warrant, the
person making the complaint having re-
fused to swear out warrant
On last Wednesday afternoon about 6
o'clock, Mr.. Joseph Montgomery en-
tered the confectionery store of Chase
Trafier, No 800 West Main Street. and
found there a woman who requested him
to aid her in getting her sister, sixteen
years of age. out bnck room, behind
the Trafier lar, which adjoins the con-
fectionery store.
Phones for Policeman.
Mr. Montgomery went to n nearby tele-
phone, and, , calling up the Second Police
Station, requested that policeman De
sent to Traflcrl's mt once.
officer McNlulen responded to the sum
mons, but by the time he reached NO boo
West Main Street MIR. montgomery, @the
woman the man and the girl hhd lelt
Traneri's and were IN Monroe Park. MIR.
Montgomery called the officer and urged
him to arrest the man.
"I want you to arrest that man. said
Mr.. Montgomery
II haven't seen him commit any crime.
and If you wnut him arrested you must
swear out warrant replied Patrol
man McMullcn.
Mr., MONTGOMERY then stated that he
would swear out warrant ana INC
marty OF five went to the Second Police
station, where the story was related 10
CAPTAIN Hulce, who said that Mr.. Mon.-
gomcry must swear out warrant
Would Not Swear Warrant.
Mr.. Montgomery said, mo, it's up TO
you Captain
Captain Hulce then dismissed all the
nartics. and Mr. Montgomery reported
the matter to Police Commissioners A.
d. Landerkn, who brought 1t to the at
tcntion of the Board.
At the hearing last night neither Mr..
Montgomery nor the two women ap'
peared, 1t being stated that he was out OF
town, and that they had left the city
and for these reasons the case was con-
tinued until next Thursday night,
It is said that the two women are from
Lynchburg, but that the man In the case
resides In Richmond.
Tho specific charge Is that Captain
Hucc and Patrolmnn McMu!len refused
to arrest without a. warrant,
CAPTAIN TIulce last night refused TO
discuss the matter further than to say,
II do not fear tho outcome In any way,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28

Ihe spirit Sto assist inc Ruf1crins,
whoever they inlay be- Cases OF
violence and crime have been exceed
inSly rare.
Health Of the City Good.
Tho health Of the city is remark 1n,t,
(, Stories regarding pestilence and cpl
\ denies are destitute OF foundnbootl.
Every care Is being taken TO prevent
epidemics, or extended sickness IN the
future. especially by providing against
contamination OF water supply and
for the proper disposal OF refuse OF all
kinds.
'i'At the NEE ding OF the citlzens COM
rnfttee this morning, ut which were
present Governor Pnrdee, Mayor
Schinitz, DR.. Dcvlne, Generals Greedy
and Funston and other officers OF the
army, it was determined to move the
Chinese to the military reservation at
the Preside. where they VIII be Under
the direction and supervision OF tho
army, and where especial attention
can be paidSto matters of sanitation:
as 'The Chinese consul called on me
to-day, and when Informed Of this ar
Engagement expressed his qualification.
I shall Visit the Chinese camp this
afternoon for, the purpose OF ascertain
Ing their exact condition from per-
sonal inspection, and examination.
ut is almost impossible to describe
tho ruin drought by the earthquake,
and especially by the confederation.
The conhagration was duo ent1reiy.to
the absolute lack OF watcr supply. The
people, however, are confident and
hopeful for the future, and hayeMnot'
In any sense lost their courage. They
feel under deep obligations to you and
the national government for the
prompt and efficient assistance rem
dered them. 1strongly urge that Con-
gress at once appropriate sufficient
money to repair the damages to the
public buildings and for the building OF
another subtreasury in place Of the
one destroyed shall report to you
later the damage caused In other sec
lions OF the State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Damages for Widow.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
SPENCER. n. c., April 1.-THE jury In
the case Of Mrs. Minnie NJ Purycar
against the Southern Railroad Co. to-
might returned n verdict of $1,000 for the
plaintiff. The case has consumed four
days of the Superior Court at Lexington
this week, and was holly contested by
both sides able counsel appearing for
the plaintiff as well as for the defendant
company. Mrs. Puryoar sued for $4,000
damages on account Of the killing Of her
husband, r. Q, Purycar, near Spencer, in
january, 1905 he being struck In the head
by mail crane,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Wednesday Club Rehearsals.

Members OF the "Wednesday CUB are
asked to tako especial note Of the hour
for rehearsal with artists and orchestra
on Monday the Both instant. Owing to
schedule of trains, this rehearsal VIII
bo at p. NJ. at the Academy or Music
and viii BIO strictly private, Members
must present their cards, each showing
number Of stage seat. and will be adj
mitted nts the stage door, south side in
rear, as usual, The hour for Tuesdays
rehearsal will be announced on Monday
a afternoon at the Academy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
BLOODY kERCH|EF
AND APRON FOUND
1special 10 The Times Dispatch

ISUEVTHI T-11"
BRISTOL, VA, April 27.--During the
further progress to-day Of the coroners
inquiry Into the mysterious murder Of
Lettia Glover, whose mutilated body was
found In the apartments Of Sylvester
Iuttrcll on last Tuesday night. g. bloody
handkerchief was found at the home of
jamie Ramsey, who was locked up yes
terday. There was also found an apron
from which it appeared an effort had
been made to scrub what looked like
Blood spots. DISTINGUISHED witnesses tes-
Tilted that Jamie Ramsey had made ve-
peated threats to take the life Of Letltia
Glover, Pending the finding of further
evidence the inquest was adjourned this
evening until Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
FUND STILL CROWS
FOR QUAKE VICTIMS.
Collections Will Be Taken Up in
Bedford City Churches
Sunday.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

--7----- (SpeCIHI 10 IIIIICS-IJISTftNf''I
BEDFORD CITY, VA, April PA spe-
cal collection will be taken UP Sunday
morning In tho various churches OF the
town for the fund for the sufferers from
z the recent disastrous earthquake shock
and fire In San Francisco
On Friday evening, May 4th, an enter
tninment by amateur talent will be given
for the same cause The Mayor Hunter
Miller, Esq, has appointed the following
( gentlemen as the Committee of Arrange
snent Messrs. J. r. Guy, Jr., {. W..
Thomas and r. l.. Elliott
Boxes have been placed in the drug
stores for receiving collections. 1t is
/. 1loped that the sums thus collected will
"a sgregate a nice amount for an object
that appeals to the sympathles OF every
Lone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
DEATHS

pAv,Es MD 1E Ef,Hay H Hpf! 2R At -
loved wife OF William Il. Davies, and
mother OF David r., Sarah and Mrs.
Elizabeth Jefress, aged sIxty-three.
Funeral from First Presbyterian
church SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 1
o'clock, Interment Hollywood.
WIGAND.-Died, in Philadelphia. April
"a, 1906. OF pneumonia. OTTO WIGAND,
formerly OF this city,
DAVIs,-Died, yesterday morning at I
o'clock, Mrs. WILLIAM e. DAVIS, at
her home, 227 South Belvidere Street,
Funeral notice later.
MARTINI at 8 A, NJ, April eth,
at the residence OF her daugher Mrs,
Mary FL Cartwright. near National Gem
etery, Mrs. EUGENIA u, MARTIN, IN
her slxty-hfth year. She leaves six chill
dren who deeply nroum their loss-Alrs,
w. ], Parrish, Mrs. Mary II, Cartwright,
j. Henry Martin and William =. MARI
: tin, Of Richmond, Va; Mrs, f. a. Pey.
ton, of Charlottesville, Va, and Richard
g. Martin, OF California.
l~,Tieral from residence SAIuRJAH
8 P, NJ, Relatives and friends cordially
lpytsds
WIGANp,-- Died, in Ph!ladelphia, ,ASpp,EiI|
formerly OF this city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
MRS, DUKE I'LL; UNABLE
TO APPEAR IN COURT
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, April N.-several depo'
sitions concerning kilograms alleged to
hays been sent from Durham. N. c., by
Mrs. James r. Duke. to Frank T, Hum
toon, In New York. will not for the pres
ont ut least he admitted as evidence IN
the Duke divorce suit. which IS on trial
at Newark, n. j. This decision was an
nounced by Vice-C Chancellor Pltney, when
the trial was resumed to-day. Mrs, Duke.
the defendant, was III to-day ana unable
to appear in court, and as result the
cross examination of Nellie Sands, her
former maid, was deferred until later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Appeal to Metlodists,

IBy ASsoU1Httd IIuss,7 -,
NASHVILLE. TENN, April 27-Ihn
Board Of Missions OF the Method,st
Episcopal Church, South, closed us
sessions here to-day. The report of the
condition of the foreign missions show
ed appropriations amounting to s35s,oU'
Resolutions on the San Francisco dis :
rr'cr were accepted, An apnAll VIII pc
ihn6, to Al Methodist co-,ii''n''lts Tor
funds to relieve the suffering there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Joseph II. Wilson.
pec,a, TO Tho Times -pi.patch)

Especial 70 Tho TImeS- DfspHtch.J
CHARLOTTE, n. c., April 27.-Joseph
Harvey Wilson. brother OF George Il.
Wilson, of Charlotte. and Mrs Charles
F.. johnson. Of Raleigh, one OF Charlotte's
prominent citizens, died this morning at
tho Presbyterian Hospital. following
serious operation. He was slxty-seven
years old. Mr. Wilson served CALAMITY
III the Civil War. escaping from North
ern hospital to Join the Southern army
Mt the guthrie hostllltes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Skaters in Petersburg.

Especial to The Times D!spatch)
PETERSBURG, VA, April 27-Ncarly
fifteen hundred people attended the big
gala might entertainment ut the skating
rink tonight. w. ID. Ncwherry, of Rich
mond won the mile race sunny Hughes,
of Petersburg won the half mile back
ward race Miss Beulah Mabry won the
the best costume in the nrasked carnival
was awarded to Mr. Rose, OF this city.
Ncwberry was the only Richmond skater
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Warrenton Sends Funds.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch;l
3 wARRENTON, VA, April 27.--Mayor
Thornton forwarded Thursday to the
Mayor of San Francisco draft for STU
for the relief Of the sufferers of that UNI
fortunate city. Contributions continue
TO come In to the Mayor. and the re-
mainder of the subscription will be for
}warded in few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Charles f. Cave.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.)
LURAY, VA. April e7-Infornation has
Sust been received In I,uray Of the death
In Davis. ". Va, OF Charles r. Cave, a
native Of this county Details Of Mr..
Caves death are meagrn, but 1t Is sup
posed he was accidentally killed. He was
about thirty-two years of age and Is sur
rived by n wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Policies Are Good.

&(suecIal 10 The Times pispatch2 . -
RALEIGH, N. G.. April g7--I rHmn n's ,it1
1p Ison Of Ensland, and tic United States ass
Fiis Company, Of New York S %o,ea
onmiss!oner Of insurance ren :: IA fo thei
e Wn.,G C.aroltna risks with the Westches,
Ter MpFt Company, Of England, ewing tot tn
heavy he, losses the two companies sustalneel
in the San Francisco fire. Comn'lss!nhT,
CarplIna policies good.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
DIR. GARRETT RETURNS,
Interesting Service to Be Held a
Grace Street Church. To-day.

DR.. Garrett has returned TO tho city
and last night preached q powerful ser
mon at Grace-Street baptist church. Sl%
persons made profession OF religion and
will unite with tho church.
This afternoon Mt 430 o'clock special
service will be held, to which Sunday
school teachers, their pupils, parents hnd
come
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Dismal Swamp Fire,

Especial to Tine Times-DlspntchD
NORFOLK, VA, April 27,-Adyices re-
eered here late tonight are to the erect
est of the Dismal Swamp, twenty miles
south Of here. Details regarding the Are
are lacking.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Fredericksburg's Collection.
(snecial To Tho Times-Dispatch. J

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April 20
The collection taken up in the churches
OF the city last Sunday for the benefit Of
the California sufferers from earthquake
and fire amounted to s350.04, and the
amount has been forwarded to the au-
Jthorized committee at Richmond by
Messrs. P. V. p. Conway. Isaac Hirsli
and Colonel E. D. Cole, the local COM
;1nittee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Mrs. Dora Miller.

Especial to The Tlmes-Di spatch.)
ROANOKE, VA, April 27.-Mrs, Dora
Miller, wife Of Mr.. 3. A. Miller, died this
morning from consumption, aged thirty
six years. She is survived by her hus-
band and four children, Her remains
will be taken to Shenandoah for inter-
ment 5r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Will Repeat Easter Programme,

Mrs, j, r. GIL aud her boys will, by
request, repeat their Easter music at TIE
service Tomorrow afternoon at 4.S1
O'Clock. The programme Is very attrac-
tive and remarkably well rendered, and
as last sunday was Indictment, a numbal
have urged Mrs. Gill 70 repeat It,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Carlton Shafer.
- ,rho REPRESENTATIONS

ISDeCihI 20 I HG 7 ITTTes- I1FNF'1tc'''7 !. ,
LEESBURG, VA, April 27.-Mr. Carl
ton shafer, son OF the late Frederick W.
Shafer. OF Lcesburg, died last night at
his home in Laporte, Ind. He was sixty
years Of age, and formerly prominent at
torney in Frederick CITY. Md, and In re-
cent years. collector OF the water rents
Of the city of Baltimore Md, under the
administration of Mayor Hayes. HIS wife
and several brothers and sisters In this
town survive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Taft to Pardee.

(13y Associated Press)
4 WASHINGTON. y. c.. April 21-sec-
rotary Taft has telegraphed to Governor
iPardee, Of California, n suggestion IRON,
the. President that in order TO avoio ans
noasible legal complications the Gov
ernnr should call upon the President
formally for the use Of United states
troors In San Francisco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28

morning ut 4 o'clock, after an illness Of
only two days OF paralysis Mrs. Davlet
was II consistent member OF First Pres
byterIan Church and by her nmiable and
affectionate disposition had scores OF
friends who will be shocked and grieved
to hear of her sudden death. She Is
survived by her husband and three chill
dren: David r.. Sarah. and Mrs. Eliza
beth Jefrrcss. who are completely heart.
broken by this sad nffliction.
The funeral will take place from First
Presbyterian Church Sunlay afternoon.
Mt o'clock. Intcrment In Hollywood.
Funeral of Mr.. 1verson.
The funeral OF Mr. John NJ. Iverson
took place yesterday. the 9th, from the
rooms OF l.. r. Christian.
The services were conducted by the
REV. e. b. Mcclure, D. d., pastor OF Bon
Air Presbyterian Church, In an appro-
pirate aud impressive manner.
The pnl-benrers were: Mcssrs H. L.
Gilbert, Frank ]. Anthony. Chas. Lnurens,
II. u. Smith, otto Blersch. Il. G. Amos.
The lnterment was In lakewood Ceme'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
oaa ana IiouAt-l

~ (SI''I- u 't'0r - =. 2. tcn.J -
Fkl >DURG. VA, April ~
Mr. l&g4 Lee, probably the oldest cit
ize. OF Stafford county, died last night at
the home of his brother, Mr.. G. Lee.
near Bethel Church, In that county aged
ninety Yenrs va N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
fsnncial ID Thn Tiines DISPATCH

day from Secretary Metcalf, who went t
san francisco as the representative Of
the administrator. The telegram gives
q vivid picture of affairs there. After
reading the telegram to the Cabinet
officers who had assembled Elm Cabinet
session It wns made pulaic.f It isSns fol-
lows:
Fort Mason, San francisco, CAL,
"April 49, 1905.
"tIavo practically completed inHpec-
ton OF the ruined districts. I do not
\ believe the loss Of life will be ms
great as was anticipated. In my judg-'
pient 1t will be Impossible to deter
mine tho cxnct number of deaths, but
conservative estimates place the num-
her ut not to exceed 800. There are
about 1000 sufferers In local hospitals,
and probably not over 400 are seriously
injured. No necessity exists Eat the
present time for nurses Or doctors,
rnd they should not BIO sent except on I
re commentator Of General Greedy or 7
Dr. Devinc.
''As regards Industrial and CONNER
cnl losses. the conditions are appalling
figures ana distances convey slight con !.
ceptions of realities.
mot only have the business In
dustrial houses and estnbllsnments
OF one half-mlllion people disappeared,
leaving them destitute financially ana
their means Of livelihood temporarily
gone, but the complicated system Of
transportation, Indispensable to the
daily comfort and interests Of one-halt
million Of people, has been almost
totally destroyed e
1.-THE hilly CONFEDERATION Of San
1s.~a rkSs 40
railway almost Indispensable. Over the
city's area Of twenty-five square miles
the entire system Of railways was dam
aged or destroyed and has not yet been
operated The scanty supply of animals
and carriages remaining after the fire
has been largely impressed into civil #
and military service in order to pre-
vent starvation. The entire tele-
graphic and telephone systems were
destroyed, making communication i'm
possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Mrs. Gilberta M. White.


(Specjnl 10 The Times Dispaichh,)
NORFOLK, VA, April 27:-Mrs. Gil
d. White. OF Mecklenburg county. died
at her home. 145, CRANKY Street at II $50
o'clock to-day. She was eighty-two years
DID,
and had lived here for the past hfteen
years. She was a daughter OF Commodore
Arthur Sinclair. United States navy; an
aunt of Judge Stafford G. Whlttle, OF the
Supreme Court OF Virginia; OF FortesGne
white, OF Petersburg. and OF capt. VII
liam G. NVhittle. Of Norfolk