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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

IgIem dzlecl z Pekin, ILL.,, a.
zeby szukac swego meza, kt6-
Try ja opusci}. Popad}a tn W
niedostatek nedze i zwr6ci-
Ia sic z prosba 0 wsparcie
do towarzystw dobroczyn-
nych. M}odsze jej dziecko, 4
letnia dziewczynke pomiesz-
czono W zak}adzie opuszczo-
nych, a 8 letniego synka jej
pos}ano, do Feehanville. Me-
ia jej policya dotychczas ME
znalaz}a. Niewiasta gdy przy~
sz}a do siebie ME by1a W
stanie mic opowiadac W ja-
kimkolwiek zwiazku. Zabio-
ra ia do szpitala obserwacyj-
nego, gdyz zachodzi Ottawa,
re popad}a W ob}akanie.
STEVENS POINT, Wis.
Bardzo brzydko postapili ME-
kt6rzy z polak6w okolicznych
W ostatnich dniach, donosza
nam bowiem O paru zawzie-
tych bijatykach, jake mia1y
miejsce pomiedzy Polakami.
Jeden taxi wypadek zdarzy}
sic W townie Sharon, gdzie
J6zef Witkowski usi}owa}
spedzic re swego gruntu by
d}o Kulwikowskich, gdy wi
tenn zjawili sic FIR. Kulwikow-
ski syn jego, August, i przy-
sz}o do bijatyki, W kt6rej
Kulwikowscy strasznie pobili
7WNEiitkowskiego;5 zrobili mu 81
ran W g1owie kijami i polka
leczyli twarz. Gdy nadbieg}a
iona pobitego, napastnicy po-
bill ia. Opr6cz powyzszego |
zajScia, zdarzy}o sic jeszcze
jedno ma weselu W domu p.
Marcelego Koziczkowskiego
niedaleko Fancher, gdzie Kill
ku gosci weselnych pobi}o
sic i rezultatem Andrzej Kra-
jecki zosta} tax pobity, ze
znajduje sic pod opieka le~
karska W Arnott. Jest to
wstyd dla Polak6w, ze do
puszczaja do tego rodzaju
zajsc, kt6re i krzywde i'm sa-
mym wyrzadzaja, i imie pol
skie znies}awiaja, i wpedzaja
pieniadze do kieszeni adwo-
kat6w sad6w. Nasze przy-
s}owie powiada, re ,,lepsza
s}omianna zgoda, niz z}oty
process" a do tego wszyscy
powinni sic zastosowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07


PALYZ, 2 czerwca Kardy:
na}owie, arcybiskupi francu-
scy przebywaja W pa}acu ar
cybiskupa W Paryzu i radza
mad zachowaniem sic fran
cuskiego episkopatu W obec
prawa O rozdziale Koscio}a 2
pa6stwem. Uchwa}y dostoj'
nik6w Koscio}a So trzymane
W tajemnicy i ME PREDICT be-
d. og}oszone, dop6ki ich ME
zatwierdzi stolica Apostolska
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
Pan Bart. Wosi6ski, znany
polski salonista 2 pm. 227 IL
utica, znalazl sic " klopo-
tach finansowych j ME VIE
dzac jakim sposobem dlugi
sWe odp1acie, wyjai 2 bank1
|okoIo 500 j ME odkryWszy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

WIEDEN 2 czerwca. - W
sk}ad n1inisterstwa, na czele
kt6rego stac bedzie baron
Beck, wejdzie dw6ch Cze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

nikomu swego zamiaru, opu-
Sell miasto W niedziele 20 ma
ia i cd czasu tego ME daje.
|znae O sobie. w ostatniej
kampanii wyborczej pan Wo-
si6ski by} kandydatem ma
urzad aldermana sz6stej war
dy, i jak twierdza przyjaciele
jego, straci1 ma polityke VIE
cej anizeli by}. W stanie. Bu-
dynek W kt6rym sic miesci
jego salon i sk}ad .kapeluszy
damskich jego zony, jest OBJ
ciazony hipoteka. PAM Wo-
sinska twierdzi re ME vie
gdzie MAJ sic obraca O.
swiadczy}a re bedzie nadal
prowadzi1a sw6j interes a do
z6r mad salonem odda bratu
Swan0l1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

DUNKIRK, n. Y. - Ma
dom J6zefa Kujawy pod mr..
II Leming ul. napad1o W no.
cy trzech bandYt6w, aby 60
obrabowa6. Kujawa mia} ma
tyle przytomno6ci re zabraw--
sly re SODA revolver wyszedf
przed frontowe drzwi swego
domu spotka} sic oko W o.
ko z jednym z bandyt6w. Tu
bandyta wyciagna} revolver
i zmierzy} sic MIN dla pre-
strachu do Kujawy, lecz "a
MIN zdo}a} strzelic, juz Ku-
java wpakowa} mu dwie ku-
le rewolwerowe W nogi. Ma
pomoc rannemu pospieszyi
dwaj inni bandyci zabrali go
ma stojacy opodal w6zek od-
jechali z MIN, aby sic ME:
dostac W rece policyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

CAMDEN, N. Y. Ma osU-
be Jana Olchta napadli, gdy
tenze p6zno W nocy przecho-
dill tamze W towarzystwie
Antoniego Fligra ko1o Had
don j Louis uL. 4 polskich
drab6w, powalili na ziemie,
poturbowali i zabrawszy Z
dol. poczeli uciekac. Ma krzyk
jednak Fligra nadbiegla po-
licya i tel udalo sic przy-
chwycie trzech napastnik6w
a mianowicie Andrzeja Ko-
muszke, J6zefa Nefke i Jana
Rodowicza. Czwarty zas An
toni Rodowicz zdoial zbiedz,
lecz zdaje sic i ten niedlugo
cieszy6-sie bedzie wolnoscia j
wszystkich spotka zasluzona
kara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

GATESVILLE, Mich. Wiel..
ks. Batecki zam6wil do ma
szego kosciola nowe laWki..
Kosci6l tutejszY juz teraz Jest
stanowczo "a naly j bezwa--
runkowo bedziie nlusiaf bye.
[Wkr6 tee q obud oWany
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
sWemu.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Poll
cyant Urbanski przechodzac
W nocy obok szynku Jana
Burczkowskiego, pod mr.. 272
S. Champion ul. zauwazy} ja~
kiegos mezczyzne krecacego
sic ko}o budynku. Gdy ten
ze spostrzeg1 policyanta, po~
cza{ uciekac. Urbahski doby1
rewolweru i strzeli} kilkakrot-
ME "a uciekajacym, ale wi
docznie bez skutku. Drzwi
szynku tax frontowe jak bo-
czne by{y otwarte, widocznie
vice jakis rabus mial zamiar
okradzenia Burczkowskiego.
- Podczas strasznej bury
jaka szala1a W zesz}ym tygo-
dniu ma Hammond try osoby
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
NEW ROUT CUTS
Of TWO |I||I||||:| Miles 5
Washington IS Nearer Nearer Over a the The
Double Track Of Washing .I,ia'ssl1
ton-Sort her,ll:.
No CHANGE. in RAILWAY Al \ FARE It':'E.
President Leakc On Inspection
NO CHANGE IN RAIL WAY FARE { Are.
President Leakc On Inspection
Trip Norfolk and Z, stern, stern
Makes Fine Statement.

l : Va. 4 III
Mr., w. u. + Duk q ASST tantt to the pres
ide,t OF tho Washington Southern, said
last night that the statement published
TO tho effect that the new double track track
between Richmond and Washington would
be ten miles shorter thar; the old route,
was without foundation
1.-THE new line will be less than two
miles shorter than the old one, and ana !
know nothing of making any reduction
in the fare between Richmond and Wash
lngton.'' Al
The Richmond, fredericksburg and Po-
tom,lc will begin next week to enlarge and
improve the freight yards at Milford,
where there are number OF manufac-a
turing plants
Milford Is one OF the largest shipping
points on the line OF the road.
u President I1eake, Assistant to the
President Duke; Traffic Manager Taylor,
of the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac and party will leave to-day
at 1880 for an inspection trip over the
road. . e,
MI. T.. II. Sullivan. comptroller OF the
Chesa pcake and Ohio Railway Company,
has issued the following statement show
ing the comparative earnings OF the road
during the month OF February IN 1900
and 1906:
Gross Earnings-19o6, 1885,, 6s9.47: 1905 s.
AL, e51 81; Less Expenses-l90G, 81, fS7, e03o;
1f.l5 81 OOGG34 So Net Earnings-10O6 $780,
+S1.9o; 1906, s44O,6l64s. From July to Date
Gross Earnings SIG G57, ellis; 1906, $Ei.-
55S. ol55o Less Expenscs-l9oG, s966S, l4..ol;
1905, ss,67OSf0.3l. Net Earnlngs-l906 $3.50,
5ls.o7; 1905, si,Ss7,S5519
An American syndicate has made APP.
plication to tho Mexican government for.
n concession for the establishment or Il
larsc steam and electric locomotive
mandatory. The application was made
by Thomas Fl. Whelcss on behalf OF the
syndicate.
General Manager Raymond Dupuy, OF
the TIdewatc, Railway, has announced
that his road had secured four aAres OF
apropertv on Main and Bermuda Streets,
adjoining the Norfolk PASSENGER and
freight terminals Of the Norfolk and
Western Railway The Tldewntcr Will
erect n passenger station and construct
freight yards on this property, costing
half million dollars. &.
The cntirn properties OF tho Norfolk
and Southern Railroad running from
Norfolk through eastern North Carolina;
tile Notwithstanding coast Railroad,
which recently began y" construction
OF new line from Norfolk to beaufort,
d n. c., and their lumber interests are 70
he merged with an authorized capital
stock OF $2l,OOO,Oc0 and With bonds
amounting to s25,O0O,00O, The railroad
merger will give n total trackarn&ot 600
miles and the lumber merger will bring
together eghteenFSmlls, with an out-
nut OF 15O,0oO0t0 feet FannunllS. The
company will own 6Oo,0tA acres OF timber
land In fee and y timber stumpase OF
1000, 100000 feet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
SECRETARY WANTS
a MILITARY CABLE
Would Construct One to Pana-
ma BY Way Of Key West
and Guantanamo.
.(By Associated Press.0

T..
WASHINGTON, .. c., March, 2s.-scc-
rotary Taft. who was before the Senate
Committee on Military Affairs to-day,
spoke at some length concerning the ne
ccssity for military cable to Panama,
by way of Key West. Forto Rico and
Guantanamo. Such a cable Is provided
fort the pending army appropriation
bill by an appropriation of sa27,Oo0
Speaking OF, the require tents. the ssecre7
.tary said that for long time It cost the
government fifty-four cents q word on
Isthmian messages by the line through
Mexico and Costa Rica. although the cost
now has been decreased TO twenty-five
cents a word. Hc said that if the COIL
struct!on of the canal was left with the
War Department, the urgent need would
continue for eight or ten years, and
probably more. He also asked that pro-
vision for cable ship, to be used in coast
.defenses which was struck out Of the
ibifl$by the House, be restored.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29

upon BIZ the committee. The bill makes
MANY significant changes III the present
Immigration clause.
There was considerable opposition TO
tho bill, coming particularly from the
Junior Order or American Mechanics, who
had had d bureau established IN Wash
lington since the converting Of Congress
and have been fighting against any ltb-
crnl immgra ton bill.
The Bill as has been drawii8up by the
committee viii, 1t is believed, meet with
the approva! of the Southern people, as
nc ID designed to help the Southern
States III getting their quota Of the inn
migrants to this country, and to prevent
locating IN congestcd cities. 5
-,l,t,c most important clause in the Dill
raises the head tax from two to five
dollars, the funds to be used II, the
maintenance Of d distribution bureau. I'm
migration IS taken from the Treasury
5Depnrtcnt and transferred to the De
ipurtment Of Commerce and Labor. There
has recently been SO great q scarcity Of
labor in tho Southern states hat South
ern Governors have been &cndeayorins 70
get come Of tile tide OF desirable 4 iinmi-
grants, Id The II trainers 4of%the bill%ssllaH ~,
tyt,pketl sson hat line, and y is thee PES 77
iifef,l 81 the members Of the committee
sthat4thes Efll will result in relieving ne
want LOT labor in tile South, and that
II will pass during the present session
of Congress. 553s5 4 /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
DEATHS,

FAULKNER Died: at his parents T. resi-.
10 A. NJ, EDWIN HARNE, infant son
OF Edwin r. and Margaret Harne
Faulkner, AZ
THURSDAY, March 18th, III
I4EFEBVRE,-Died w, r, LEFEBylREl,
in ST. Luke's Hospital at about o'clock
this morning.
O'clock ANNIZIAT'T.A VIRGINIA. In
fant daughter OF +. z. ana Ernesta
Pcchi ~, 49,,
Seventeenth street. THU r SD "A fh
MORNING at 10 O'clock. Friends are
invited to attend.
TYLER,-DIed, March ~. 1906 nj 4 Z
K O'clock II. NJ, J. FoliNT.AlM TYLER.
OF Henrco county. at Ills residence on :
the Broad Street road, in the sixty iftH
z year of his age,
Burial services ut II o'clock Nj.
x THURSDAY, 2atli Instant from his lat Y
residence, Friends OF the family arc
Invited to attend 8
YF.RsER, Died. at the Marylaad Gems \,
rnl Hospital Baltimore. Md lyedncs,,
DAY, March 2s 1896, tfNNlLI.Fs
u VERSE r, son Of thep$late M Fsa and 4
Funeral irom crews. va. SATURrs
III DAY. March a., 1906, Il g3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
MANY CHURCHES
BUILT LAST IA. YEAR Y |: 4 R
Report 10 Baltimore Conference
Shows the Erection OF
Thirty-two Churches.
D GREAT MISSION WORK
::Nscarl sixteen Thousand Mis-
sionaries are Now in
the Field.
CBy Associated Press

y j. - Il
y CUMBERLAND q NE. ]. March 2S.--'The
one hundred and twenty-second annual
session Of the Baltimore Conference,
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. was
opened in Central Church here today.
Bishop Alphcus W. Wilson called Che
conference to order. There are over 800
ministers and lay delegates present.
Rev. David Bush. Of a Staunton, Va,
made the opening prayer. Rev. DR.. James
L. Armstrong, of Salem, Va, was elected
secretary. The following statistical sec
retares were appointed: Rev. George r.
Tyler, Lewisburg, WsNa.; y Rev. James
p. Stump, Alexandria, Ma; Rev. Henry
S. Coe. Mount Jackson, Ma; ROY. Will
liam NJ. Waters, IIlsboro Va; Rev.
Harrya Burruss, Aberdeen, q. Md; Rev.
Thomas j. Lambert. ,Gaithe rsbIrs, Md;
Rev. G. y. Kidner. Church Hill, Md; was
elected assistant secretary, and Rev. ED
ridge Y. REGISTER, of Baltimore, rccord-
ing secretary. s5,s,
+. Brooke Whiting, city attorney. on
behalf of Mayor King, welcomed the
conference to Cumberland. Rev. John s.
Hutchnson, OF Alexandria, responded
briefly.
Rev. II. j. Hammond, Nashville, Tenn;
Rev. j. j. +Tigert. D. d., Nashville, Tenn;
Rev. John Harris and Rev. II. J.. Smith.
Hof the West Virginia conference, were
Introduced
Built Many Churches.
ed, The report Of the Board 4
Education submitted by Rev. j. D. HAM
mond. shows that the church erected g
new buildings. costing s434,55S an in
crease OF s19SO5S. The value OF all real
crease of A.153.76s. The amount invest
ed in improvements was sl96.735. The
value Of science equipment is s3l9.269.
The gifts and legacies amounted to s29l,-
373 The teachers total 1854 and the stu-
dents o9,c7S., 100 OF whom are receiving
free tuition.
The total income was sl,77S,73s. The
collections for negro work amounted to
s966Si3 and a special collection Of ST.
O77O for Lane College. New building
at Lane College recommended.
The death of Rev. James s. Porter.
superannuatcd, of Front Royal, Va, was
announced.
Mission Work.
The missionary report. submitted by
Rev. W. r. Lambuth, p. D. and Rey.
Seth WaFa wns reaa nna WtH ninety
four native assistants. The total expen-
dtures were $3?t245,99.
THE call for absent preachers was made
and answered BY the various presiding
elders. Not one desired to withdraw from
conference. The reports Of the various
nrnsidinp elders were read. Rev. James
i, Armstrong;, D. ~, presiding elder Of
tho Roanoke district, who goes on tho
superannuated list referred ~, ut q, some
Rev + 4. Kern. OF Vanderbilt uIniyer-
sitv. delivered orc Of n series Of four
features et on tic English Bible; At the
night session Ray j. Tisert eSaTh raa
,r.,n nreachel RishOn Warren a.
f,andier, of Atlanta. Ga. has arrived and
Ill, nrobably preside over the conference
,o.morrow, as bishop Wilson Is sun sur
ferng from a severe cold,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
ePostmasters and Carriers.

srFrom2 Our Special Correspondence
WASHINGTON, D. c., March Is
Rural carriers appointed:'
Virginia-Sprngwood route, Lewis l."
Brew1baker, carrier, John w. Kern. sub
stitute.
North Carolina Velwood, route /, Avery
G. Higgins, carrier, Clayton P. Peele-
substitutes; Morganton, route 6, John IL.
Garrison. carrier. Willard Tennessee.
substitute: Villas, route l. George A..
STriyett. carrier. Grant NJ Trivettt, suh-
stltute
Carolina PosSmasters appointed:
3Ringwood, Halifax county, Carey y.
Williams, vice w. Fl. Hayes, resigned;
Spring Creek. Madison county, Clarence
A. Ferguson. vice D. p. Duckett, ra-
moved: VAUDEVILLE, Montgomery county,
Laura j. Hurley. vice n. Fl, Hurley. re-
moved; Winthrop Mills, Craven county,
I4ennle f. AIcCabe, vice c. G. SpeiGht.
resigned: Zephyr, Suriy county, MntY
a. Snow. vice G. " Lastcr. resigned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
OBITUARY.
Mr., Joseph F, Tyler

lH 49, JS5St1AA Is ~ 2" N~t' llatf
Mr., Joseph Fountain Tyler died Tuesday
night at II o'clock at his home in Hens
rico county. Tie WY slXty.three years
old. and is survived by q widow and nine
children. The decea sod WAS nnS uncle or
MI, Julian w. Tyler, and leaves two
brothers, N[essrs. W. II. and Samuel Y.
Tyler. 81 TIL Il a3i i i,5,s /. i. 81 al.
from the home. Interment will be made
In the family burylng ground,
Funeral of Mrs, Abraham.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah A., Moral ham
took place FROM The Baptist Home lor
MAS largely attended BY sorrowins
friends The service was conducted ny
Rev, H. ". stone, assisted by Rev. pr. !.
William Jones, a lfe-long friend and long
pastor al tho deceased. Each spoke Prlef-
y Of he beautiful life q this god ,sl6 We
w. T, Lefebvre,
Mr.. Nv. r, kAfsaYIs. Of s2s1-a West
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
Mr.. Clements Record.

ES Mr.: James E, Clements. who was yes
:terday unanimously elected superinten-
dent Of public schools Of Alexandria coun-
Sty ty%by3the Board OF Education, is Of
English extraction, being a descendant
h of the early settlers Of the English colo
MES Of the United States, the grandfather
Of the subject OF our sketch, Thomas
Clements, being an American soldier
iliyousi,aut the war OF 1912 between the
: LATED states and Great Britain.
MIR. Clements attended the public
schools until 1870. when he entered St.
john Academy, an academic and milf
tlry school at Alexandria. Va, from
whi.n he graduated In 1873, at the head
Of ibis class. and also holding the4posl-
ton as president OF the Patrick Henry
Debating Society," being. the senior de-
knf.nE. soGietyn ofs, the school. " Id ts
Having also been first appointed SER
geant,$ he was successively promoted from
sergeant to lieutenant and then to cap
tain Of his company In the military dc.
lpartment OF the institution. &
Further Education.
Hc then attended the spenccrian Blsl-
ness College. of Washington, ID. c., for
two sessions, during the latter part of
which he received nm appointment as
near Washington. In Alexandria county,
Va. where he taught for several years,
taking up the study OF law. lie then Cyl
tered the.law department of5 Georgetown s9 y,
1851 with degree {of 4 Bachelor of Laws.
holding the position at the time of his
graduation ms first vice-prcsident and
also chairman OF the executive committee
of his class. l,5
Held Good Offices.
Georgetown University he was elected on
the Democratic ticket Commemorative
Attorney. or prosecuting attorney Of
eec ee9y e Ma y sna wen
was appointed Superintendent Of Public
Schools Of his county. which position
he held for eight years. and being q
strong advocate OF nublic schools, by his
industry and ndefntigable energy. and
efforts. greatly improved the school sys.
tenn OF his county and caused some 1f
the handsomest and most modern pupllc
school buildings to be constructed IN that
county to be found anywhere In the COM
lnonwealth of Virginia.
lie is an enthusiast on large and pretty
school houses, and spacious and Deautl-
ful grounds: ma in favor Of TEACHERS
holding first grade certificates. Mr.. Glenn
ents says he expects to make he public
schools e his COUNTY mons ,se nes 81
Vlrgina--ln which Alexandria county Is
situated.
Strong Backing.
Mr.. Clements Is q resident Of Ale,%andrla
county Va, and owns conslderab'a real
estate in that county, He Is n widower,
40 years of aeg, with one daughter. Miss
Ruth Sypherd Clements. who. although
has considerable reputation MS painter
and artist. She IL now nreparing several
paintings for the Virginia Art Exhibit.
at the coming Jamestown EXPOSITION:
the Board Of Elucntlon by 4 delegation
OF AIessrs., Curtis 2. Graham. Attorney
R#C. T., Moncurn. r.. Henry Phillips
a. Davis, Jr., II. w Fields and Fl. Col
iins, Of Alexandria county. and Honorable
Samuel c. Brent. OF Alexandria City.
who brought with them strong letters
cent. of the citizens OF Alexandria county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29

pass upon the standards to be fixed for
high schools. II is tho purpose Of the
board to fix standard for high school
work, and only those meeting the stand
ard will be designated as high schools
and receive aid under the district high
school bill. 5 i.
superintendent EEgleston nominated
Mr.. r. C. Stearncs, Of Salem. for first
clerk OF the department and secretary to
the state Board, and he was confirmed.
Mr.. Stcarncs will succeed Mr.. L. ?. Brent
on April list. The latter was not an
applicant for rcnppointment.
Tho board requested Superintendent
Eggleston to prepare statement cover
Ing all the school laws passed by the
General Assembly at its recent session,
for distribution among the school officers
throughout the State.
M a circular will be- issued within the
next ten day dealing at length with the
matters Of examinations, certificates and
standards OF certificates fixed By the
board OF examiners Rules and regula-
stions for the conduct Of the examine
3tions to be held May Sd, 4tl and 9Th,
and July GOTH, and 31st, and August list,
will be mailed to the superintendent ln1s
f1,oo II y a z s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
Douglass Odds.

Especial to The Timcs-D ispatcho
received here this morning from Colonel
j.. a. Olds, the well known Raleigh news
paper correspondent. that his son, Doug-
lass Olds. died at Southern zines cary
brought here for burial. Colonel Olus
spent tho past two months or more, Win
his son ct various cattle ranches IL 'reNiis
brought him 10 Southern Pines lnst week
lie had tuberculosis Of the throat .lle
was eighteen years old and spent the
past several years with his brother FRED
Olds, at Waco, Texas, ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
NAMES SUBCOMMITTEE
nv NEGOTIATED, pross !,

WASHINGTON. March oS.-At meet.
ing tonight of the Democratic Congress
sional Committee, the personnel Of the
various subcommittee were completed.
Representative Bowers of Mississippi,
was appointed chairman Of the campaign
subcommittee. and Representative Gaines,
OF Tennessee, was appointed chairman OF
thc..suhcommittee on literature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-29
JUNIOR ORDER
OPPOSE MEASURE
The immigration Bill Will be Re
ported from Senate Com
mittee Tomorrow.

(From} Our Regular correspondent
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 2S,-Sen-
ator Dillingham;, chairman OF the Senate
Committee on immigration. WIZ to-mor,
row renort the bill unanimously agreed
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Return Jews as Electors.
nv Associated Press.

By Associated Press.)
ST, PETERSBURG, March 2s.-All tho
towns of the province of Moghileff and
the city of Kamenetz Capital of Podolia)
have returned Jews as electors for the
second degree.
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Mrs. Mary v, HAYNES.
( Mrs. Tennyson Smith.

SpeC1H 10 TTHe tc11'
Z. STAuNTON, Vas, March s22S.--Al rs. Tell
snyson# Smith, wife Of the Eng ish# tenn
'perance advocate. who 4 Isl touring this \
county, died suddenly last night from
heart failure. The body vii be s5a ems:
,porarly put lin Il vault here though Mr.
Smith expects to have It removed to eng
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u
Grace street. died at st. Luke Hospital u
this .morntag at about O'clock. He #is ,S
survived by six children The funeral
notice Will be announced Id ter. M IS 8aSlss SS
Funeral of Mrs. Bernier. ,S5
The funeral OF Mrs. Anna NJ. Bcrniers9
who died i'll Dover, Del, Marc n go LOOK
place yesterday morning at & 9:3o me
body WAS placed In 81. s,larys Cemetery,
Mrs. Mary V. Haynes.
Is Especial to The Times Dlspalch.)
~ NORFOL VA, March IS. N rs. Mary
". Haynes, formerly Of Norfolk, died yes, +
stelday at the home or her son, Shepherd
Haynes, In Ackron Ohio. aged n nearly
eighty years. The body will be brought
to Norfolk for burial I u III 855 III,
Mrs. Haynes was devoted to the Con-
Sfederate cause. and mnistereds to tho
needs Of the soldiers up Il tln ne ,o 9
moved to Maryland when the city fell
Two children Shepherd Haynes. Of
5Ackron,, and Mrs, Edward Hal of a Mary
land survive her. She also leaves two
sisters in this clty-Mrs. j. M. Keeling and
Mrs. ,Jarratt. GIL. y n TN
Shepherd and had other relatives in n orSl