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The Washington herald., 1907-04-07

the 1872 banquet Miss Richards. IN a fiVe-
minute speech. stated three things for
which she considered our country most
Indebted TO the war of 1Si2-frst. the
final suppression of the British practice
Of the right gf search on the high seas
second. an American navy. third. THE
Star-spangled Banner"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winston, Of Madi-
son Hall Seminary, gave a reception and
musicale last night, at which they were
assisted by the young ladies of the school
The programme rendered was as fol
lows: Benders Spring Song" by Miss
Elizabeth Winston Calm Of the Night .
by Miss Ruthven Champion; a dramatic
reading, by Miss Eva Whitford; ''The We
netian Boat Song" by Miss Marie Tur-
ner' Sing Me 10 sleep. by Miss Ruby
Thurm0nd. Spinning Song by Miss
Elizabeth Leckie, and reading by Miss
Mabel Rose
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Douglas, Mr. A. h. l.. Leckie.
Miss Leckie, Mr., and Mrs. y. NewmeyeT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cox, Mrs. A. Whit
man, Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Deane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leavett. Mr. and Mrs. Din, the
Misses Din, Mr.. and Mrs. West, Mr.. and
AfS. jbNh oLubDltHeidt SITS. tbNteif hifs
and Mrs. Homer Smith, Miss Edna Noyes,
Or. Robert McAdore, Dr. Charles Law
renee, Mr.. Waterman. Dr.. Rogers, Mr..
James billiard, DIR. and Mrs. Sehemmel,
Miss katherine Mills, Miss Wilmuth Garg.
Mr. Clarence Green. Miss Eva WhitfOrd,
/ Mr.. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. George Truett,
the Misses Truett. Miss Marie Schroeder,
/ Mr.. Clark. Mrs. Routt-Johnson, Mr. Fred
Billiard, and Mr., and Mrs. Barbour.
Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith and her
guests, Mrs. Nyer Singer and Mrs. sam
Topltz, Of New York, win be at home
to-day.
An Easter party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Burridge Wilson. at their new resi-
dence, 1912 Park road. Tuesday evening.
Tables were set for couples for progress
/ sive euchre. which was the principal fea-
ture of entertainment.
/ The prize winner on the part Of the gen
tlemen was f. J. Bookings, and Of the
/ ladies, Mrs. a. B. Clark. To the others
memento gifts were presented. The sup
/ per table was decorated with Easter en-
blems Red and white carnations on a
/ green groundwork were the decorative
/ flowers. giving a most pleasing effect.
/ The invited guests comprised the follow
/ ing: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Mr. and
I Mrs. P. A. Auer. Mr.. and Mrs Horace
/ Bisbee. MI and Mrs. J. G. Weldon Mr..
/ and Mrs. Stephen Newman, Mr. and Mrs.
/ A. B.. Clark. Mrs NJ l.. Robinson, and Dir.
/ +. J. BT0Oklngs.
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Of Baltimore. Md; Miss Hortense Morris
and Mr.. Frank i. Stern, of New York.
Miss Sadie Breslau and her guest, Miss
Carrye Bass. of Baltimore. nd, will be
at home this evening at 81 \ street
northwest.
Mr. A. ID. Prince, Miss Alma Prince,
and Mr. and Mrs Julius !. Peyser went
TO Baltimore on Wednesday to attend
a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs, Gilbert
strouse, complimentary to Miss Alma
Prince and Mr.. Sidney w. Strouse.
Georgetown society received a treat last
Thursday evening. when number OF
prominent young people connected with
Christ Church gave the well-known com
edy, "a Perplexing Situation, for the
benefit OF the choir fund
The play was ably presented by the
following ladies and gentlemen, under the
direction OF Mrs Grace &c Lashmutt:
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SEASON AT ASHEVILLE.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Asheyille. ~ c., april 6.-There has
been a continued round of gayety the
past week Hundreds of new visitors
have arrived. The season is the largest
in years. Typical AsheviIle weather has
prevailed. Flowers are in fun bloom. and
the mountainsides have been covered for
weeks with trailing arbUtus. Every day
there are a large number Of outing par
ties To nearby mountain peaks. the IA
vorite places OF interest being Mount
Mitchell. the highest peak east OF the
Rockies. which is 1000 feet: Mount Pisgah,
Esmeralda. Craggy. Caesars Head. and
the Balsams. Many new bride paths
have been opened up, and rides and drives
now extend for more than 100 miles
throughout the mountains in All diree-
tions
Mr. and Mrs. George ". Vanderbilt
have been entertaining "a party Of their
friends at Pisgah Lodge. in the Pink Beds.
trout fishing. where is located Mr.. Van
derbilts famous fishing and hunting pre-
serves.
A dance was giver az the Manor on
Monday evening. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn Mckee. OF
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lock
wood. of New York; Miss lockwood, Miss
Grace Mclaughlin, Of New York; the
Misses DTumm0ud. Miss Penniman. Miss
Waddeu the Misses Rees, Messrs. Bal
four Troy. Perry Cobb. Roger I.amps0n.
jF-, of New York. Henry Redwood Harold
SWope. and Dubois Rees
a bridge party was given Wednesday
afternoon at the Knickerbocker compIi-
mentary TO Miss Anne Way. of Cleve-
I land. and "a luncheon at Victoria Inn the
same day by Miss Lucy Prescott, of
Cleveland
Several theater parties were given on
Tuesday evening. An interpretative re-
cital Of "Parsifsl" was given in the ball
room Of the Manor on Tuesday evening,
Among the patrouesses were Mrs. Charles
1 Frazier. Mrs Rees, Of New York: Mrs.
( Thomas Cheeseb0rough. Mrs. Thomas
1 Settle Mrs A. c. Bartlett, and Mrs.
/ Philip Moale
Miss Elizabeth Porter entertained on
/ Wednesday afternoon.
/ A dance was given at Battery Park
Hotel on Friday evening. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna. of
/ indianapolis: Mr.. and Mrs Dunn Mckee.
of Washington: Col. and Mrs. Barnes, of
Washington Mrs. Frank Lockwood, of
/ New York; Mrs. a. B. Chase. of New
York: the Misses Ainsley. OF New York;
/ Misses Frances Hull and Grace McLaugh-
CONTINUED on FIFTH PAGE
] Observation-Disclosures West 35th st,
New York CITY.
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CONTINUED on FIFTH PAGE.

Observation-Disclosures West 35th st,
New York City,
VIII exhibit at the Shoreham Hotel, April
s 9, and TO- stock of Partisan models; also
her own creations
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Hire the carriages at Dcwney's Stables,
I620-30 J. ST. Elegant turnouts at very
reasonable rates, Best service assured.
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Appropriate Schemes OF Decoration
For spring Weddings. shaher. lIth & Eye.
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Musical selections were also delight
fully rendered By the quartet of Christ
Church choir, composed Of Miss Gather
inc B. LuXon, soprano; Miss Emma
H0uchen. contralto, Mr.. Roger Stewart
tenor, and Mr.. John Waters, hasso.
Mr. Stewart also sang two solos in a
manner worthy Of note.
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Miss Elizabeth Porter entertained on
Wednesday afternoon.
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settIe the Rreaa Questlon

BY ordering Prof. Hart Brown Bread for
your table. It's most delicious and nour-
ishing. Contains hulls and all the wheat
kernel. KTafft's Bakery, 18th and Pa, ave-
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a bridge party was given Wednesday
afternoon at the Knickerbocker compH
meutary TO Miss Anne Way. of Cleve-
land. and "a luncheon at Victoria Inn the
same day by Miss Lucy Prescott, Of
Cleveland.
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Verdict for Dr. Pierce
AGAINST THE
Ladies' Home Journal.

Sending truth after lie. 1t Is an old
maxim that ia lie will travel seven
leagues while truth is getting Its boots
on" aud no doubt hundreds OF thousands
OF good people read tho nnwarranted and
malicious attack Upon Or. r.. V. Pierce
and his HFavorite Prescription published
In tho May (10O4) number Of tho Ladies'
Home Journal, with Its great black dis
play headings, who never saw tile hum.
bic, grovcling rctrnction, with its incon-
spicuous hcadng, published two months
later. twas boldly charged In the sland-
crous md libclous article that Or. Piercc's
Fayorite Prescription, for the cure Of
womans weaknesses and ailments, con-
tanned alcohol and other harmful ingrcdi'
ents. DR.. Pierce promptly brought suit
,ngainst tho publishers of the Ladies
Homo Journal, for s2o0, 10000 damages,
II DR.. Pierce alleged that Mr.. Box, the
editor, maliciously published the article
contalr's?, such false and defamatory
matter wiH the intent OF injur'ny his
Observation-Disclosures that no alcohol, or
other luxurious. or hablt.torming, drugs
IRE. or over were, contained IN his Ia
vorite &scspfiptlonr; that said medicine
is madyfp5m native medicinal roots and
contaMlno harmful ingredients what
ever/aId that Mr.. Bok's malicious state.
mrEIwere wholly and absolutely false;
IMherelraet!2nn rlnled 1y- said journal l
they were forced q Acknnwlcdgel llai-l rls
had 06ll med ana yses ol-nEnNorlle- Ere:
SCrintion,. from em!Menl chemlsls4Al all Q,l
Whom crTtliied 1hll ibid -noi contain NIX II;
colo be alleged harmful , ar9g y
These facts were also proven IN the trlai or
the action in the Supreme Court: But the
business OF DR.. Pierce was greatly injured ~
the publication OF the libclous article VAN
thousands who read the wickedly dcfamatory
article never saw the humble groveling re-
traction, set in small type and made as NEON 11,
aver brought before jury in the Supreme
Court OF New York State which promptly
rendered a verdict in the Doctors favor.
THUS his trnduccrs came TO Grlet ana 1neis
TN SO SANDERS '~nro r"fl,tcd.
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to attend the reunion, requests that
she be represented by Mrs. James Mer-
Ger Garnett first honorary president.
Mrs.sGarnett4is. at No. 7O3 East Frank
lin Street.
A luncheon was given in honor OF
Mrs. Dr., H. Z:sPratt, OF New York, at
the Richmond Hotel yesterday. Mrs.
Pratt was formerly Miss Title Jacob
son, Of this city,
Mr.. ALI Nottingham, Commissioner
Of Revenue for Shenandoah county,
and resident Of Woodstock, has been
the guest Of Mr.. G. T. Undertake, IN
West Cary Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hutchison. Of
Orange county, and Mr.. Frederick
Hutchinson, OF Westmoreland county.
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otway Leath, 1908 West Main Street,
during the reunion.
Mrs. Kate Bradley has been the
guest of Mrs:%otway Lcath during the
reunion.
Mrs. 5top b aaey H. Of 1o sly East 9fs9 Mans
shall Street. III En- q;
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Major Tyler pleuxed.s

I, 5RADFoRD, Yf,., june s.-Ex-G Cover
nor j.. Hoge sTy Ter. Gin an interview to-
day concerning tho new president of
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, said,
when asked his opinion Of the choice
of the board: ~
1T will be a great pleasure to me
to have DR.. Barringer in this section.
Our personal relations have eyer been
Of the most cordial character, and I
have greatly enjoyed on several occa-
sions the delightful hospitality Of his
home."
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NO QUORUM.
Monthly Meeting Of City Fathers Goes Over
to Tonight. -"

f1ontH1y Moot1ng OF City FntIlers Goes Over
to Tonight.
Last night was. according to the calendar.
Common Council and O'clock was tho
hour denomfnnted In the bill. At that time
the gavel of President Peters fell. and
~hen Clerk August had finished calling the
roli ~ was found that only fifteen members
We're present. This being not quorum
there was nothing to do but to adjourn, and
on motion OF Mr.. w. L. White tho body did
that very thing to meet again at 8 O'Clock
tonight. when the largo volume OF business
on hand Will DO taken up. Counter attrac-
tions were too great for the city fathers to
turn out lest night
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Knocked Lawyer Down.

Chief Of the Baldwin detectives, L. l..
Scherer. yesterday morning struck the New
York lawyer, representing tho baggage
thieves under arrest here. and knocked him
down. The New Yorker is here representing
Allen. alias Stein, and Edith Allen, alias
Stein. He was talking with Attorney Harry
Smith and made somo slighting rcmnrl,
concerning Mr.. scherer. who knocked him
do : -
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Postal Affairs

Especial TO The Times Dispatch,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 3--Tho Bath
County National Bank of Hot Springs, Va
has been authorized to begin business with
$4,000 capital. Henry s. Pole president,
J, l.. Blakey. vice-president; w. II. Mcconi.
hay, cashier.
Postmaster appointed: Virginiu--Banner
Wise county, Mollie Kennedy. vice j. Q.
Kennedy, resigned; Mum, Mecklcnburg
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Arrest City Employe .

P. w. IIntzlc, arrested suspicious
character by Sergeant Kraft. was yesterday
morning placed under $500 security to keep
tho peace for six month";. lIntzle stated to
the court that no was u city employe and
that no was OF good character. hut there
was no one 10 testify as to this. and he was
scr on
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School Board to M,s,t

Tho School Board of Fairfield District.
IIenrIo county, Will meet Saturday morning
for the election OF teachers for next session
All the county schools closed on Friday ana
the reports show that It was n most success
full session. and that the average attendance
In
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Marriage License.

A marriage license was granted yesterday
in the Henrco Courthouse to Mr.. Gus NJ,
Miller, OF Norfolk. and Miss Reed S Ander-
son. OF Highland Park. The marriage took
place yesterday
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Funeral of MIR. GuHxcr.

The funeral OF Mr.. Emil j. Gasser,
who died suddenly on Sunday in his
home, 400 East Leigh Street, will take
place from ST. Marks Church at I
o'clock this afternoon. Interment will
be in Hollywood Cemetery. The ac-
tive pa1l-bearers will be Messrs. Otto
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Stole NNnrlIr0lln

David Mccoy (colored) stole his sweet
hearts wardrobe when he had lost all his
money shooting crap, and the woman. Vir-
ginia Ellis had him arrested. David was
given six months
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NEW OFFICERS ELECTED.
Board of Health Names Medical Inspecto
and Other ONIcinls for Current Year

Tho Board Of Health Of Richmond held a
short meeting In the City Hall last night
The meeting had been called specially to
elect the officers provided for by lately
enacted ordnance Of tho Council.
Tho following were duly elected and will
enter upon the discharge OF their duties this
morning: Medical Inspector, Dr. Allen w.
Freeman; Registrar, Mr.. John NJ. Donnhoe;
Stenogrnrher, Miss z. NJ. Cox; Clerk, Mr.,
j. G., Bosher.
The two lnst-named have boon acting
since February last under kind OF tenn
porary dispensation. They are now regular
city officials
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-04
GLUCOSE FIRE
ON OCEANIC
Started in Storage Quarters and
Caused Much Alarm for

NEW YORK, June 3-The fire on the
White Star Line steamer Oceanic. which
was discovered in the steerage shortly
after 1 O'Clock this morning, was not
brought under control for two hours.
The fire started among the Storage
berths. The crew was called to quarters
and did what it could to cxtinSuish the
flames, but when they spread to the car
20 outside aid had to be called. In the
utter hold were 1877 barrels of glucose
which burned like oil, and that part Of
the cargo was soon entirely ailame. Tho
crew closed the after compartment and
then the hremen drowned out tho
flames
All the bedding and other pcrlshable
fittings Of the storage were destroyed
in addition to a quantity Of freight.
Among the cargo was some theatrica
scenery belonging to Forbes Robertson
who recently left for England after q
successful season in America, and thi.
Is said to have been burned or dam
aged.
The origin of tho fire is unknown, hui
the suspicion was prevalent on the docl
early to-day that 1t was tho result of
incendlarism.
The White Star Line officials an
nounce that she will sail at 2 p. M
Wednesday, as scheduled.
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r, F.8s p. ss';$ss?gszpys

~f->'S = ~ 4 y. i,n,,1, - !. =, =, -,
ii i'AAA'Ns LEAVE RlCuMOND-NoRTH.
c.s6 n WARD.
S 9.oo a. Ms,.-Daily--l3yrd st. Through.
f:So a. M.--Week Days-Eiba. Ashland
Accommodation,
Local Stops A.ous :"
11:4o a. Ai.--Week Dnys-Elbn. Ashland
Accommodation. 49, $50
1901 noon--Weel pays--3yrd G. r,,,,,,,
400 j. M.--Week Dnys-Byrd St. Wash.
lngton Accommodation
o:4o ~ M.--Sunday only-EIbn wnshinp-
ton Accommodation.
O:3o I. M.-Wcek Days-Elbn. Ashland
Accommodation.
G:46 p. M--Daily--Mnin st. Through
$500 p. M.--Daily--Byrd St. Through
TRAINS ARRIVE MISUNDERSTANDING 4
WARD.
$3.50 A. M.--Week Days-EIbn, Ashland
Accommodation.
1850 a. M.--1oaily---Byrd St. Through.
1895 a. M.--Wcck Days-Byrd st. Wash.
ington Accommodation.
1885 A. M.--sunday ony-Elbn. Washing-
ton Accommodations.
1910 A. M.-Week Days-Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
1s s:s9 E MpalymaIn g., Through
| $40 P. sM.-Week Days-Elba. Ashland
Accommo o. alton.
7:15 p. M.-Daiiy-Byrd st. Through.
$500 p. M-Daily-Byrd St. Through.
Local stops.
Ole r. M.--paily--Main st, Through.
on all above trains, except local nccommo-
| dationB.
Time Of arrivals and departures and cons
C. .' w. cu jL ? - ] W. p. TAYLOR.
| Gcn'l supt. Traf. Mgr.
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Shot Man for One Drink

WILSON. N. c.. June s-Because he re-
fused to give drink of whiskey Tobc Jones
was probably fatally shot last night by
another negro, throe> balls taking effect in
the abdomen arm and leg. His assailant
escaped. s'E4G
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OBITUARY..
Louise Bruce,.

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving T.: Bruce have
the sympathy Of their friends in the
death yesterday afternoon Of their
bright little daughter, Louise Caroline,
She had been sick only a short time,
the family and friends. The funeral
will take place In Hollywood this after
MON at k.9O o'c)oclt aiss57s tf.s&
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PERSONALS AND DRIHFs.

Mr.. William Roates Thompson Us
visiting Mrs. Pierce, of No. 172l Park
Avenue.
Mrs. William r.. Mckenzie, president
of the Virginia division, being unable
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county, Luther S. Register. vice Thomas Nell
son, resigned.
North Cnrolna-pereway, Columbus
! county, John G. Butler. vice j. +. Butler,
Jr.. resigned; Shepherds, Iredell county.
Mary E. Goodman, vice II. a. Smith, re-
signed.
Rural free delivery route No. 4 ordered
established August at Laurinburg. Scotland
county, N. c., serving 7sS people, and l92
families
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. t1I ClIIIUI CI SUI w.
II. S. Lcckle.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

u n ISpec1aI 10 TIC Ilmes. Dlspdtth.1 l-@
LEXINGTON. VA, June 3.--Theopolis
Saunders tLeckie. aged seventy-ive
years, died Saturday ut his home. near
Bolivar Mills, Rockbrldge county. He
was a Confedcra tie soldier.a member Of
Company G., Fourteenth Virginia Caval-
ny. He was a native Of Tennessee, and
settled In Rockbridge at the close of
the war. He married Mrs. T. j. Lackey,
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS. ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO. LOUISVILLE. NASH
WILLIE, MEMPHIS.
c:15 P. NJ. daily and 1900 p. NJ daily, ex-
cept Saturday; 11:45 p. a.. Satur-
days
WESTBOUND LOCAL TRAINS
7.25 A. M. and 5:15 p. NJ. week days.
NEWPORT NEWS. NORFOLK AND OLD
POINT. 58
$500 a. NJ and 1900 P. n. daily.
LOCAL FOR NEWPORT NEWS AND OLD
POINT.
1895 a. NJ. and 6 p. 81. daily.
JAMES RIVER LINES.
1920 a. NJ daily; 6:l5 2. N. week days
Arrive Main Line from West: 1870 A.
M.,'.s:ao A. NJ. 's:i5 y. NJ. ''7:+5 p. NJ.
From East 1905 A. NJ. '11:45 a. NJ.
1900 y. NJ. 500 T. 81. James River:
.'s:i0 A. NJ. .6:55 P. NJ.
s daily. ''Except Sunday.
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Railroads
Southern Railway,

H.- "
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
I, N. B.---Following schedule figures MIR.
Iished only aH information nnd nro not
1900 A. M ,--Daily--rccni for Chnrlottc
connecting at ltoyaylle for Chnso city
11:16 A. M.--Daily---Lirnited - DufYct phi.
man to Atlanta and BlrmlnRhnin. New
Orleans Memphis. ChnttnnooHn, nni
MI tho South. Through coach fnr
Chase city. Oxford. Durham and
Raleigh. i' i't7'F' - $50
$500 p. MEX. sunday--Koysvi,lo Local,
1890 T. M.--Daily--Llmltcd Pullman ready
$3.50 n NJ, for Nil tho South ~
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 r. Milk. Sun1ny--1Iin toti-To wost
point-Connecting for Baltimore. 'Sa
e:16 Z. MIX. Sundays.
4:46 a. Mix. sunday-Local TO West
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:65 a. NJ, $40 p. M.--From oil tho South.
A4:10 y. M.--1'rom Charlotte Raleigh, Dur-
nam, Chase City, and local stations.
s:40 a. M.--From Keysville--Local.
o'ao a. M.-From Baltimore and West
Point -
&C: W. wEsTDURy. D. p. A.
vao q. Main Street. Richmond. Va.
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Might Line for Norfolk
FOR5NEW YORK
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co. S

BosToN, MASS. and PItoYIDENcE. r. l.
Steamers leave Norfolk for noston Tues-
day. wednesday,, Friday and Sunday, tor
Troyidence. Monday, Thursday and Saturday
ut "a -. NJ. Passengers and frelght taken
for ali New England points Tlckets on r, sa.o
at O.. g o.. ny. and N. y w. lSy. OFFICES,
and No. R19 East Ma!nI 49, Et .ss
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Especial to The es-Dispatc

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
BRISTOL, VA. Juno 3.-R. w.
Daugherty, who was for fifteen years
an engineer In the employ Of the Vlr-
ginia and Southwestern Railway Com
pany, and q member OF the Bristol
Division Of Locomotive Engineers, died
Saturday night. aged nfty-two. The
funeral was held to-day. His wife
and four children survive.
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Mrs. Eliza A. Read.

D. ~
Especial to The Times-Dispatch
NIONTVALE, VA, June 3.-Mrs. Eliza
A. Read, the widow Of q. r. Read died
at the home of her son-in-law. r. d.
Cofer, at $3.50 p. M. Sunday, June I'd,
agod seventy-seven years. Mrs. Read
had been in feeble health for several
months, and her death had been ex-.
pected for several weeks. She is sur
vived by three daughters.
Mrs. salIlc J. Gregory.
ROANOKE, VA. June 3.-Mrs. sallie
J. Gregory, wife Of Rev. W;,H. Gregory,
ference, and mother OF Rev Fl. G..
Gregory, pastor Of Epwortl Church,
Richmond, died to-day. She is survived
by her husband and seven sons.
Mrs. Juliet Fontnlnc.
NOEL. HANOVER COUNTY. VA
June 3-Mrs. Juliet Fontaine died at
ty, Va, Friday, May 31st, in the ninety
first year Of her age. She was q daugh-
ter Of the late William Morris, OF -Syl-
y y Louisa Visa county; Va. and relict
Hanover county, Va.
Mrs. Fontaine was the last of fami-
~ OF twelve children.
Mrs. Nnhnctte Drumiilond Ferguson.
BRISTOL VA, June a.-N1rs. Nan
nette Drummond Ferguson, wife OF S.
| r. Ferguson, died at her home hero
this morning after an illness OF twelve
daughter of Samuel Drummond, de-
| ceased. OF Petersburg. Va. and was
born there. Her husband and five sons
| survive.
| Mrs. Lizzie Dyer. M
| ROANOKE, VA. June 3.--Mrs. Lizzie
day, after q lingering illness, aged
| nfty-two years Sho is survived by her
husband and three children.
William Campbell.
ROANOKE, VA, June s.-Willium
Campbell, prominent farmer Of
cighty-three years Flo is survived by
his wife and five children.
ARcHER,-Ded Monday morning, at
/ o'clock. at the residence of his son
in-law. James p. Clopton, Pr. IsDGAl!
II run Nor TUESDAY. AFTERNOON al
i o'clock from Central Methodist
/ Church, Manchester, Va.
BRU cE-Dicd Juno 80. at $50 p. NJ
2so4 Floyd Avenue LOUISE CARO-
LINE, daughter OF IRVING l., and Annie
E Bruce a gery, t9ur yet he grave
Hollywood THIS (Tuosday) AFTER.
NOON at 5'ao1 O'Clock
i coNsANI.-,Died at yinreggio, Tuscany
/ Italy, juno 2, 1907, LOUIS CONSANl
! in tho seventeenth year of his ago
IIe leaves q widow, Mrs. Mary Masse
4 Constant, and Miss Louise cons'ani, l'i'
sister.
PERKINsoN.--Di in Newark. NJ, ],
ut 1880 o'clock. June 3. 1907, c. r
PE3KINsON. aged 5thirty,throe years
"A SON Of Mr. and Mrs. Il. b. Parkinson
81 3023 East Franklin street,
4 Funeral nhtice in afternoon naDers