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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10
ytteWILLRLOoP BRIDGE.
Daring West Virginia Aeronaut
TO Attempt Difficult Feat.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NEW YORK. April &C. J.. BumDaugfl'
the aeronaut OF Charleston, W. Va, an
nounccd yesterday that he viii loop the
East River bridge in a dirigible balloon.
1t viii be the first effort at accomplish l1'
ing a feat OF the kind on SO grand RANDI = ,
scale santos Dumont has sailed around 1lt
the 1EifTel Tower end other lofty places
at Paris, but has never attempted to
circle u horizontal structure such as
bridge.
Mr., Bumbaugh has made the expert
ment In a smaller way, and he IS CON
f.dent or success In this greater under
takng. Nevertheless, he is as sensible
OF the difficulty Of the feat, and does
not mean to attempt it In any but an
airship that has stood the most rigid
test as to dirigibilty. He has selected
the Knabensruhe model, and a vessel
DIR. that plan Is being constructed for him.
The maker Is Leo Stevens. aeronauto ana
builder OF aerial yachts, at No. 34S Ninth
Avenue. The finishing touches are pelnS
given TO Mr.. Bumbaugh.s vesesl AT
Scheutzen Park. Union Hill. n. j., De-
cause more space than is possible IN
the New York shop is required.
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Property Transfers Monday.

tRich1nond: C. ]. and Josie Y. Eubnnk 10
Mary A. Eubank, 20 feet on SCUM INC
Of Marshall Street. 1877 feet west OF ltar-
rison Street. 81 800.
/ Henry l.. Thompson and wire 70 Mht -
C. Braxton, Ii feet on west side or ST.
John Street 81 % feet south of Orange
Street, subject to deed of trust for $.5o',
Geo. d. Prlddy and wife 70 r. ]. Bald
win. twenty-sIX feet on Grace street,
southeast corner of Addison Street. 81, go.
Anna r. Worthington to Sarah Worth
ington, 1-5 interest In 1G 2-3 feet on south
line OF Leigh Street, 80 5-l2 feet west OF
Adams Street. $500.
Henry s, Wallcrstoin and wife to H. A.
stith, % feet on south line OF Gary Street,
$50 feet east of washington Street, $l,l5o.
Ella p. Willinns's executors to Allc-
ghany Box Company EGO feet on south
limo of Byrd Street, running from sixth
Street to Seventh Street, s..
r. Nv. Cones administrator to W. NJ.
Williams, 20 feet on east side OF Twenty.
ninth Street, % feet south OF Grqee street
Street. % feet south Of Grace street. s2,476.
Henrco: Jane p na a hr 70 2, s. Ieak &C.
r. T.. and +, II, r.. 800.
Edith A., Laura ", Ida W, and Walter
w. Clarke. and Daniel Il, and George y;
Clarke and wives. Annie E. and tioWGrtl
W. Wilson, a1.IzzLe p. md. kemper W,
Baber. Mamie r. and Benz, IT,, Nichols
and Hattie p. and Richard V, Jennings:
to Chas. Bland, is acres on north line OF
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killed WIFE AND
GUT OWN THROAT
Domestic Trouble in Family Of
Well-KnoWn Alabama Ply
sician Ends in Tragedy.
BY Associated prrss.)

B1KMiNGllANi. ALA. a pril DIR a..
Nv. burton, well known physician OF
birmingham, shot ana killed his wife
Tonight, fatally wounded Or. 7. ~
1lmxton, n Dentist Of Pratt city, Al'l.,
and cut his own throat, dying few
minutes later.
DR. Burton and his wife, DR. Laura ID.
Burton who was also n practiclns ply
scInn here, had not been living together
forYsomc time. Tonight lie went to his
home ut North Haven, on North High
lands, and found his wife and DR.. Tax-
ton.togctlcr. The tragedy followed.
Mrs. Thhxton, the wife of DR.. Thax-
ton was an eyewitness to the shoot
ing, as were Nlrs Andrews ana her
daughter, with whom the Burtons lived.
1nfa statement tonight Mrs. Thaxton
stated that she and her husband had
gone TO call on Mrs. Andrews. who was
not feeling we'll. Mrs. Andrews is q
cousin OF DR.. Thaxton. DR.. Burton, the
husband. fired two shots, each Mt his
wife and Or. Thaxton, all of which tool;
effect and he Immediately made q" small
but deep lncision in his own throat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10
What is Home Mission Work

Tho Foreign Missionary Union met az the
second Presbyterian Church April 9th, INC
morning session beginning at 1892 Devotional
nrercises were begun By Or Paxton win
prayer, and an address OF welcome by the pas ,,.
Tor Dr. Cecil AT the roll-cali twehIE-ise
delegates responded. The reports OF AL the So
cJiics were encoura cling. each with few excel
lions reporting increase in Interest anu mem
bcrsh:p. tft,,. discussed
was, what was Home Mission and What was
1,nneyoIcnt Work. a I$ttcf from Dr. MOTHS
was read, explaining this ma tier. 80 ,,o
Miss Rutherford. through the courtesy OF t snS
presIdcnt OF the Womans Club, Mrs Kulh
tt,ox invited the visiting delegates to the rec
fire given there by Dr. Paxton. IN,
The evening session began at $50 WITH a
larpc a attendance The devotional exercises Wcie
IN charge OF Miss Maria Blair Dr. Mcfaden'
no wns TO have made an address, was de-
1ained by Illness ,a.,, fro,
1IanE Chow, spoke OF her work In that place ice.
md how the missionaries reach the nome ne
~ Tho natives. In closing she made heart
tclt appcal for our prayers for the missionaries
and native Christians, who arc 50 faithiul W
aiter prayer the visiting delegates we're en-,
tcrtnned BY the union, andSG charming social
hP Tnesiay Mi be devoted 10 Home Missions;
AlorniIg session at 1920; evening session
q $780, l-sIFI
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New Men on Duty.

Colonel John W. Richardson, Register
Of the Land Office. has made the follow
Ing appointments under recent act of
the Legislature:
+. p. Jones, OF Low Moor, and w. s.
Martin, Of Portsmouth, engineers at the
power house.
Louis Nelson, Richmond; w, n, Hutch
inson Goochland, and ]. P. Bbb, Louisa.
flromen at the power house.
s. Goddn, Richmond, and Thomas Car
roll, Chesterfield, janitors.
James 4. Owen, Prince. EDWARD, h'ght
watch and elevator conductor.
All of the new appointces have assumed
their duties.
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REAL ESTATE AND
BUILDING NOTES
Commonwealth Has Good Thing
in Hand Several Interesting
Auctions for To-day.

Colonel Iuker, commandment Of the SOL
tlicrs Home. has figured out handsome
real estate deal that the Commonwealth OF
Virginia has made without Intending 70
20 into the real estate business, or 70
become a real estate Spectator. lie es-
Inmates that the property on when the
Soldiers Home is located now mas
market value of something like one mil
B Ion dollars, and II the present ac1l'ltS
in real estate continues until the property
can be turned loose on title market the
value will far exceed that figure
"The Commonwealth." says Colonel
Eukcr, has reversionarY right IN the
I Soldiers: Home property1and It's rights
In the very nature Of the case Will ma
terialize I'm about' nine or ten years"
The land embraced within the grounds
Of the institution comprises about twenty
acres-a larger tract than that embraced
In the Capitol Square-andsit has been
steadily enhancing in value for severai
years. Estimating its market price at
SIS front foot. Colonel Euker sees at
once that 1t represents a vast sum for
the state. When this property no lon
ger is needed for the purposes to which
It is now put 1t cant lie tdisposed Of at
very handsome city lot prices, for the
city Is going that way.ss@The Common,
Wealth has better thing,Jtlla II thought
I for. 81
Sutton & co. have sold for Charles E'
Wingo, Of the Yingo. Elicit g Crump
Shoe Company The valuable property
NO. 1905 East Main Street to the NJ. 3
Valentine estate. 1t is understood that
this store which has been occupied lo1
more than a third Ola century by W,ngo
Elicit e. Crump will be remodelled and
made into suitable quarters for
Harry Harks's wholesale clothing house
The price paid for the property was
sl3, 800. The adjoining building. No. 1910
was bought some time ago for s12,6oO py
the sydnor Weit and Pump Company,
At4454 O'Clock this afternoon Messrs
Pollard & Bagby Will sell at public
auction d lot on Broad Street between
Madison and Monroe. The lot Is thirty
three feet by one hundred and thirty
six.
N1essrs. J. Thompson Brown & CO.
will have an Interesting sale this after.
noon beginning at 4 40 o'clock. They VIII
sell the buildings now standing at NOS
All III. 40, and 421 North Eighth Street,
and Nos, so3 ana Sos East Clay Street,
the same to be removed by the pur-
chaser.
This is a splendid opportunity for
builders and contractors.
w. b. 5Pizzini Company Will, at O'clock
this afternoon, sell at auction most
desirable lot on West Grace Street, JUST
4reyond Addison Street. There Is bar
gain here for somebody.
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MACCABEEs MEET.
State gom handler. Gall Was the
Guest Of Honor Last Night.

Al OF the tents ia Richmond and Mnnchcs-
tor represented the knights tof Mhccahces "
( Leo Camp Hall last night. The gathering wa"
held In honor OF state Commander - ". Gal!.
OF Washington. D. C.. who Is on ms iirst, OIL
cia1 Visit TO Richmond.s F
Two candidates we're initiated into the order
and four applications for niembershii, were
filed After the regular business meeting q
i smoker social gathering ~as enjoyed.
Mr.. Gall delivered excellent address on
1Iaccaheesni and his scntimen:G were heartily
endorsed by all present. Other speakers tollow-
cd. among whom were Mr.. HI Montague. MI
VT. Dabnes and Mr. ~. W Miner. ~,
The members OF Richmond Tent No T. ana
al the other lodges feel sure, that unhcr Com
nandcr iail.s leadership theySta,c WI! 20 iorr
ward Inpst progressively. .es
over IL members were prasnnt atGthc gather-
ing last night 1'hnorder is reported as flour
& ,shing and progressing more than II mas ever
done before. RI 81
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mr.. TRAYLOR MET DEATH
AT RAILWAY CROSSING

Mr.. a. u. IRA ylor, thirty: seven years Of
age, vas killed by n train on the Sea-
board Air L.ne Railroad near the cross
ing or Hermitage Road yesterday short
t]y after twelve o'clock.
He was walking along the edge or me
track when the engine struck MIN
Death was instantaneous.
a Co,cner w. II. Deas, of Hcnrico county,
vas 81, once summoned and an Inquest
washeld. Thercrdict INF INF MT mmmn
Was held The verdict was that the man
came to his death by being struck by
the engine OF the /, Seaboard Air Line
train.
The deceased wns' ~ wcll-known resi-
dent of Ienrico county.
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Organize for Business.

The jamestown Exposition Commits
sion on the part OF Virginia met yes
tertlay in Governor Swanson's Office but
nothing was done beyond talking over
an outline Of plans. All tho members
were present as follows:
Governor c. a, Swanson, chairman (cN-
ofticio); Colonel A. NJ. Bowman, OF Salem;
Colonel &C. Fenton Day, Of Isle Of Wight;
Captnin AVE- w, Baker. of Chesterfield;
Hon, Nathaniel B. Early OF Greene;
Colonel sNV.rNy. Sale, of Norfolk, and Hon.
Robert W.siyVithers, of Suffolk.
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HAVE TARGET PRACTICE.
Company Has Good Drill and
Elect Several New Members.

Company 6, seyontie,h virginia tssinsn nj
drilled last night with good attendance. ana
utter the drill elected several now 1ielnhc:h
After the drill target rrnc,icn was held ser
geant Baher making theh'Yhestt score,
The highest scorccs were as follows: up
tain Wallace. 20; Sergeant Norfolk .o ser
Eeant Baber, ~: Sergeant Ragiand, y Cor Cor
j,oral Brill -; Private Butler IS
Some time next week the company VIII cclc-
brate Its thirty-nfh Anniversary
Company Fs baseball team held us initih aI
oractlcc Saturday afternoon. and VIII practice
again this week. II Is expected that the men
will develop into n fas, aggregation. The man
Easter Monday -g# s5e la
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Knights of Pythias Meet,

syracuse Lodge, No. 8, *. OF r.. held large
meetinv last night In Smithdeal's Hall, one
member was given The third rank; two were re-
elected to receive tho rank OF knignts i, o.. OF
Honor. Seven appllca Ions were recelveu rive
of these applicants were brothers. being soma r,a
OF q member of tho lodge who has hs 81 s ,6e
and under the Gape o. hs men q, Rich
mond o,,h
In Staunton.
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Dog and Pony Show.

Washburn and DAlma's trained animal
shows arrived In Richmond YESTERDAY
morning, and Immediately pitched their
tents at Vine and Main Streets, Ihey
then proceeded to seek days rest me
show will remain here a week, glvlng Two
performances daily, the first or when
will occur tomorrow afternoon.
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Charming Lecture on "The Boy.

A,tho Central Y. NJ. C. a Hall last night
,nioneI rcn Lee Hardin. of Kentucky, de els
cred highly entertaining address on I'm ,0r
boy on account q the ,a smvg ndicnee " Was
In attcndnncc and caused many TO mss d"
enjoyable lecture. ,,a,.o.h s,orics
Colonel Hardin told many humorous a,n, sn
~ hovs and others that were fun Of hcro's'n,
OF, paihos all OF which were taken rom ~ ',
No lie IS n fluent ttakcr ana Is IN he"F''
GONNA Inv. with f'"rho 3oy''F3 1880
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10
Jewish Passover Begins.

The Jewish Passover began last eve,
ming at shutdown and will continue until
next Monday at the same hour. This
period is time for fasting for the or
thodox Jews, who eat nothing but un-
lcavencd bread. The Passover commem !,
orntes the redemption OF inc people Oh
Services were held yesterday IN Beth
Ahnbah Temple ut 6:15 o'clock. Or. Ca
lisch will preach this morning N the
/, temple at lO:45 O'Clock. and at other SER
vices throughout tho week.
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Pickett Camps Meeting,

Tho George T.. Pickett Camp held an inter
ostng meeting last night IN their hal on seT y,
n ~ onhr wore appointed as delegates 10 attend
Inc reunion and conference of United Con Il,
crate Veterans at New Orleans on Aprii TN T.
snrrctnrv Ro.E n. Northen read an Interesting
,,.ncr on lIncle lGaphruns Story OF the Var
taken down Young Ner Ingp say ,n me
YEN iM .,otw discussed tho history of The FIRST
and III Fifteenth Regiments during the war. u y,
n nn,i good natrred arguing was INDUCED IN
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Colonel G. r. Fountaine.
I(snecinl to The Times- Dispatch,)

WYTHEVIIILE, VA, April 9.-Colonel
10, r. Fontaine, a colonel In tho Confcd-
his home near Crocketts, at & o clock Sum
day evening Of pneumonia. Ills wife. who
was tho daughter of the late Colonel A..
W stra1gei Of hynHhbnirg IAN and nrge,
Fontaine was n native of buckingham
county, but moved to Wythevllc many
#
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Sunday School Workers Meet

Tho Virginia state sunday-schoo Assorln''o q,
vii hold It's fifteenth annual s9nventif"n rn AZ
Newport News on April $50. phe sa.ne'iM es
mmomnat,ons In the state, and much important
work Will be accomplished. Al branches o.
s,,nday-school instruction VIII ho lectnrod upon
and Demonstrated, a feature OF the convention ,
viii he an exhibition ST periodicals ana otnur
publications, Bibles ana general Sllnuay,senou,,
lrmnnlies A large representation from all parts
er Virginia is assured and those concerned
rount on a successful convention
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Hitters Win From Seven Pines.

Tile old team known as the Risons
1litters are victorious again, they defeat-
cd the Seven Pines Singers on Lee Mon
ument field saturday evening, The game
lasted through twelve Innings and was
very fast,
man was out,
Score by innings :, -. ~
r.. H.. 80 020 09 2O0l 10 2
S II. S,,...,.l 00ll21 OF o. 9
Umpire, Mr. b. Bailey. Attendance, sou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10
Rictmonders in New York,

Especial TO The Times. Dispatch
j. NEW YORK April 9.--Gumberand !, !,
strause Aston G. q, Shaw and Wife,; s.,
Denis, w, l.. Warning; HOFFMAN, = n, lnrt
r.. y. Gum; Holland. Miss Scott. Miss Branch;
Marlborough. r. NJ. Pendlcton. Z, IS Cooke
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Elect Oyster Inspectors,

The state Board OF Fisheries VIII meet
in Norfolk April lSth-2lst, for The pur-
Pose Of electlng forty-nye oyster inspec-
tors, whose Terms are about TO expire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10

Darbyown road, about twelve miles SOUTH
east Of Richmond. $50.
Same to John I3. Davis. 10 acres on
north line OF Darbytow1, road, about
twelve miles southeast OF RICHMOND, Sg).
flobinson, 80 feet on soutii lite Of Seldom
street, Il feet cast Of TWenty-sevefAh
Street. $50. G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10
PETITION OF HOLLYWOOD
LOT OWNERS TO COUNCIL
Many Prominent Citizens Petl-
lion Council 10 Sell Clark i
Spring Property TO
Hollywood Gene
terry Company.

we, the undersigned lot owners of He oily
wood Cemetery. request the Council q;
the city Of Richmond to sell the Cha ri;
Spring property TO the Hollywood Gene
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10
Condition Of National Banks.
(By Associated Press.)

NGTON, April 9.-1'he Comptroll.-
Ter of the currency to-day issued call
for the condition of national banks, At
155j, ,t.stt.i,. Il /,
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w. w Sutton.

(snecInl to The Timos-Disratch)
MONTROas, VA, April Nv. w. SUIT
ton ~ this rlnco. died Sunday morning
OF BriEht's disease. IIe was nifty years Of
ago and unmarried He was n"nhew ri
the late r. NJ Sutton. OF Baltimore, his
mother. Mrs. Susan r. Sutton, died In
necen,her He lived nm exemplary Chris
tlan life and WIS y steward Of tho Leba-
non NJ. p. Church.
The funeral took place this afternoon
and tile 1,odv was Inferred In the family
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c. ], Noufse.
~ ~
/coooioI ~ Tho rrI,noa. ntsnntch \

Especial to The Times Dlspatch,)
WARR1oNToN. VA, April 9.-Chas, Jo-
near Casanova, aged 81 years. MIR, Nourse
was twice married, his first 'wlfo being
Miss Kemble. daughter Of Governor Kem-
son, C1as. j. Noursc Jr,, OF New York,
and his second wife was Miss Simpson,
OF Smithfleld Va, who, With four children,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10

Misses Julia Bailey and Ma fissairat VII
larns ana III !. l.. Smith, Of Trenton, MI.
will arrive in Richmond on Saturday to
attend the Bailey-Augustinc wedding on
April nth.
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DR.. 7. r. Bristow.

(speciul to The Tines-Dispatch,)
EREpERI RICK SRltRG. VA. April 9;-Dr,
County, died a few DAYS ago. at the home
of his son, Robert Brstnw, IN Oklahoma,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10

There is nothing moro dainty for lunch,
con than Argo Red Salmon sandwiches Or
salad. BE sure and get the COOK DoOA
and learn how to- make them,
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Imperials Bite the Dust,

nl,,yad last Saturday afternoon on the
Rarton Heights diamond, petYeen the. l1FlN
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ged "A years. Besides his son, he !
wo daughters. 6
Mrs. William Branharn.


Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA, April 9.-Mrs.
William Branham, Il we'll known lady Of
Madison county, died u few days ago, At
her home, after a brief Illness, aged 2S
years. She Is survived by her husband and
five small children.
Washington Parks.
Especial to The 'rimcs-Dlspatch)
Wnshinston Parhs Of lnsale, '', oyster tor
d1stSlct died S last Thursday aged 60 yars
DEATHS,
p. NJ ELLA NJ. GRGBBs. wife Of ",
a. Grubbs. 6M Albemnrlo Street. :,
Funeral from Pne,street I l3apt,st
church THIS ArEHooN er tery
HARR1s-Dicd. April 9th, at i. p. NJ. at
tho home OF his father. 5o2 West Mar.
John JOIN, f. f. Fla Harris, aged 30 years.
Funeral notice later. washington pa
pers please copy.
.PEARMAN.-Died. at residence of her
SON. Mr., n. B. Pearnran oll7 Ivy avenue;
April 9th. at $50 T. NJ, ELlZAhErii
" nEARMASsb o w cov Of Tire sons nmd
II. B. poarman; Mrs. o. u. Wise, Mrs.
l.. y, IIndncr. and Mrs. II. J. Nash or
washington. d. G,
Funeral notice later. @
Washington. Baltimore and Spartan
burg Is. C.) papers please COPY
RyLANp.-Died, March 9th, Mt Farming.
sS''' R Yis Si in he ninety,ilrst year Of
his age He was brother of Pr,
Robert Royal. former president Of tho
Richmond College, TIe Is survived by
lis wife, John N, Ryland: Jry Mrs
.Joseph C;watlmey. Mrs Thomas n,
Walker;iD. brown Ryland, of Lynch
burg; Mosby Ryland. Of lynrhpurG;
Georgia Ryland, Of Richmond; Mrs. c..
r. Gnrnett Of Richmond; Miss Evelyn
Ryland, OF Farmngton, and Mrs
Funeral WEDNESDAY,, March 18th.
nj II o'clock. Interment at Burlington.
King and Queen county,
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4 terry Company.
John F.. Branch.
a. S. Lee, x,
James 1T. Doolcy.
iC. Il, Locllr,
John r. Goddin. EX.
b. C, Wherry.
f. II. Glasgow,
E. p. Taylor,
Coleman Worthan,
John c. Williams.
Marshall NJ. Gillian
Geo. G. Fitzhugh,
G. G.. BidGood.
Sallic RI McAdams.
f.. r. MICA,
j. +, Glenn,
Allen NJ. Lyon.
F.. r. 1rby,
TT. II. Richeson,
J. W. Gillian,
Mary G.. Howard,
BY John Howard
Jr.,
Richard l.. Muury,
Richard \, Maury,
OF Ad'mr c, II
Maury;
j. w. Burress. Il
j. j. .Ballou.
c, Fl. Barksdnle,
r. G. Leigh, Jr..
John S. Elicit,
II. G.. II. Barns.
Edwin Peasants.
J. Thompson brown
lie Roy II. Brown,
Lewis II. Blair,
james y, Gray
j. w. Slnton,
j. S. Purcell.
r. b. Todd. Il
J. p. George,
NVm, II. Palmer.
tI. Seldom Taylor.
John A. Coke,
i. r. Christian,
John +, Ragland,
y. j. Bosher,
w, s. Edmond.
+ Chas, G, Bosher,
Jno. a. Curtis.
A. W. Ball.
r.. II. Gilman,
Mrs, J. w. White,
Fred Peasants.
r.. II, Elnore,
Luke Harvey,
Wnl. Ellison,
M. ~, Harvey,
~. NJ. Parrish,
S, II. I'adgntt,
". W, Spra tley,
Jno. G. Easley,
j. NJ, FOuruurca.n,
G. p, Smith.
Wm. l.. Bass,
A. Bnrgalnln, Sr..
a. I3argamin,
lno. r, Hooper,
w. r, Mason,
| ]. Preston Carson,
j, j. Montague,
per j, P. O.;
G. G. Minor,
| G, Y. I3argamln.
j, y. Mclntire,
w. s. Robertson,
b. C. Lewis.
| Geo. IT. Valentine,
b. y. Strlngfellow,
r. Nj, Jones.
| G. g. Walker,
| w. II. Kirk,
u. Il, y, Myers, Jr
| Nm. l.. White,
Luther S. Camp,
| j, r, Stlth.
Ralph Il, Glover,
Nj. NJ. Gilmore,
/ Il. =. Hooker,
| Geo. w. Poe,
John T, Vim,
| John r, Hockaday,
| j. D., Crump, Del
| w. u. n. Rogersol
| w. p, Taylor,
! Geo. w, Stevens,
II, II, Mayo,
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Mr.. John M. Harris.
Mr. John NJ. Harris. son Of \ M = c LOCK
a. hc home Of his father. 5o2 West Mar r.
Snail street The funeral notice VII DC
of,. lat Z
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Miss Minnie Veyden.

49, Especial TO The T1mes- DIspntch
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Anril 9.-Miss
Minnie veyden, aged about thirty years,
liamsbure Yesterday. after n long illness
Of c c,7, The remains were inter
red this afternoon in Cedar Grove Gene,
terry. The funeral service was conducted
Methodist Church. She was n we'll known
and ponulnr Christian lady. and un until
her r. st illness, took n prominent Mace In
sister. all OF MONTGOMERY, Ala, survive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-10
Archer Coppedgc,

(speclal to The 1lmes-D1sPNtHhJ
FRED Van. April o..
Archer lsr'DC ;oppedge, q prominent citizen OF
Madison county. died last week after
lingering Illness, OF cancer, 9geu VI years,
iie is survived by his WIDOW ana ono