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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
{ PAY LIGHT BILLS.
Board Concurs in All Measures
Save One Which Passed Council.

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PETERSBURG, VA, February IL
The Board of Aldermen this evening
concurred in all measures which pass
ed the recent meeting of the Council
except the ordinance that property
owners DE not charged for sewers, but
charged Ave dollars for connections.
which was laid over. The Council or
dered that the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company's December and jan
uary bills for lights be paid without a
protest
Other important measures concurred
In provided for the appointement of a
committee OF three Councilmen and
two Aldermen to secure proper Peters
burg representation at the Jamestown
Exposition: for the advertising for
bids to build now bridge across the
Appomattox River between Ettrick and
Petersburg on the site Of the old Camp
bell Bridge, and for notifying the
State Corporation Commission that sep
arate waiting rooms for white and
blacks are not provided ct the Norfolk
and Western Depot here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
BULL DOG KILLS SIX
CANNES IN ONE NIGHT
lspecialto The Times Dispatch.

BOWLING GREEN, VA. February II.
Mr.. r. L. Collins. who lives near ttis
place, on Holly Hill farm, has bulldog
that he has kept tied up for some time.
but on Friday night he got loose and
came to town and attacked every dog
that came in his path. The next morning
1t was found that six dogs had been
killed by the BULLDOG, and three Of them
half eaten up. It Is thought that the
dog is going mad, and Mr.. Collins has
him now tied in a house, awaiting devel-
Ouments go
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Dr.. Charles X. Yancey.

WASHINGTON. d. c., February IL
The remains Of DR.. Charles X. Yan4ey,
passed assistant surgeon, U. S. N, We're
Death occurred at the Government
Asylum for the Insane, in this city.
Dr. Yancey had been an inmate of the
asylum for twenty-nine years. He was
be appointed to the naval service after
the war. He was sent to South Amer
.ica in the line OF duty, and on his re-
turn it was found that his mind was
climate Of the country. He is sur
vived by brother, Mr.. Il. D. Yancey,
of Culpeper county.
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Mrs. Lutte Morrison Bernard.

@-"-T Special 70 The 'TlHgs. lJlHputuTI.1 n, :"
PETERSBURG VA February H..
Mrs. Lutte Morrison Bernard, one OF
the most beloved ladies' in this com
.munlty died here this afternoon at the
residence Of her daughter. Mrs. VIII
liam A. Worth FROM the effects Of n
stroke of paralysis suffered on Friday
last. Mrs Bernard was the widow Of
city. She was nfty-three years old
and Is survived by the following chill
dren: David Meade Bernard, Richard
Bernard, Mrs. William a. Worth, Mrs.
Charles Hall Davis and Miss Mary
Meade Bernard, and by three sisters,
Mrs. Mary r.. Mnrnble, Mrs. Freeman
Jones and Mrs. Bette j. Goodwin. all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
WENT SWIMMING
IN ICE WATER
One Lad Dead and Two Others
III From Pneumonia as
H
Result.
lsneclal tn wac 1,imes.plsnatch.

5000 (SUeCINI HBIIHeS-DISTNtCII.J
f SPENCER, n. c., February 1l.--Ten
days ago three Spencer lads, sons Of
Messrs. J. M D. Barrier, w. w. Cic-
ments and Captain c. l.. Jones, of this
place, ran away from home and went in
swimming in creek near Spencer, and
said nothing about II to their parents,
This week Robert Jones. the youngest Of
the three boys, died OF pneumonia, AMI
the other two have been at the point
OF death for the past week from the same
disease. No cause for the simultaneous
illness of the playmates could be as
signed until after the death Of Jones.
when the other two stated that they
had been in swimming in the hard win
ter weather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
RAPPAHANNOCK OPEN.
Use Breaks Up and Traffic on the
River Is Resumed.
WI = y
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.

Special to The Tirles- DIspatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. February IL.
lice having broken UP in the Rappahan-
mock River. navigation has been again
resumed. The steamer due here from
Baltimore Saturday night did not arrive
until Sunday evening a, o'clock, but
left to-day on schedule time.
Fire a few days ago destroyed the res
idcnce in Orange county of Frederick
Estes. and but little wns saved.
Charles Greenwood. OF Essex county,
lost his residence by fire on Friday night.
with contents. There was no Insurance.
The fine now bpjdgs over the Rapidan
River. at Ely's Ford, connecting tho
counties OF Spotsylvania and Culpepcr,
has been completed and accepted by tho
supervisors Of Culpcper county. The
bridge Will be accepted by the supervisors
of spotsylvania county at the next meet
Ing of the board
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Mr., Eagerly Improving.
Special to Tho Times Dlspatch.1

FLINT HILL, VA, February 11.--Mr.
Nj. Lafayette Bnggarly, a prominent and
wealthy citizen OF Rappahannock county,
who for the past two weeks has been
III with pneumonia, has improved during
the past few days. Though his condition
is still grave. his physicians are hopeful
of u rapid recovery, should he not suffer
q relapse
by's command during the Civil War, and
is an uncle OF Dir. g. M. and IT. g. Bag
carly, Of Richmond. Y q aSs
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INDICT CURRY.
Charged With Killing Old vir-
pinia NANNY.
Spcclnl q 'The T'Ilncs- pIspatch.

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WINCHESTER, VA. February 1l.-ln
the Circuit Court of Frederick county to-
day John Curry, a coIored man. was In
dicted for numbering Sophie Taper, an
aged Virginia nanny, at her home in
Stephens City, this county. He plead
mot guilty Curry Is suspected of
having assaulted the woman with an
axe late one afternoon In December
while Intoxicated. He claimed to be a
nephew Of the dead woman. The intense
feeling against him Ut Stephens City at
the time fis still manifested.
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STORE FALLS INTO RIVER,
CARRYING MALE GOSSIPS

It OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, February
.11.-While number OF people OF Lam
caster county were excitingly discussing
the Thaw case and other topics in the
store OF r. P. Williams, which is built
over the water on the edge OF Indian
Creek, In Lancaster county, the weight
OF the arguments and Of the gathering
caused the foundation to give way and
the store sank in the water to the bot
tom OF the creek. carrying with It the
contents of humanity and merchandise.
No one was drowned,
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OBITUARY.
Funeral of Mrs. Snellings.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary E!lzuhetll
sneIlings widow !, OF s ar, WllN q he =.
home, 10. g7ol East Broad Street, will
church at ii o'clock this morning. In
terment viii be In onkwood Cemetery,
ers. Actlve-Dr. r. $. Fitzgerald. w.
Myer, John Bagby. j. II. Smith, Ben II,
Mosby, Herbert McMinn, 9. IT, Tinsley,
Walter Muhoney Honorary--Dr c.
w Matthews, pr, virg gin " T., lrlarriao1n
g. Richardson Edwin peasants, II. W,
Davis. q. ii. Ferguson, ]. 4 Scott, j. II.
Charlton, j. II. Klein. j, y. Allen,
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arrested in Martinsburg, w. Va, on
Saturday and brought to this city,
charged with stealing $50 from George
Mason, Frederick county farmer,
was arraigned before Judge Harri-
Bon. In Circuit Court to-day, and
upon entering a plea Of guilty, was
sentenced to one years work on the
public roads. Part OF the money was
recovered. Williams is said to belong
to an excellent family, and he weeps
continuously over his plight.
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Stnunton. Va. The burial was made In
tho old Paxton Cemetery.
Mrs Locher Is survived by her par
cnts Judge and Mrs. .. q. Jett, three
brothers. four sisters, Mrs. X. Ruflin,
Mrs. David G. Frost, Miss Minnie and
Miss Dora Jett, formerly OF Eredcr-
icksburg, but now Of st. Paul, Mimi;
her husband. four sons. N. O., Jr Of
Mlchigan; u. r.; Il. j., a student at
William and Mary College, and Law
renee; two daughters, Mrs. S. r.
Leckcy and Louise; also three grand
children. She was fortynvc years of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
Iohn T. Cardwell.

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PETERSBURG, VA, February IL
Mr.. John r. Cardwell died yesterday
at his home on Grove Avenue. In; this
city. Mr. Cardwcll, who was siXts-six
years old, had been employed on the
Norfolk and Western Railroad for
forty-seve years, and was highly cs-.
tccmed throughout this community.
He Is survived bythis wife and the fol-.
lowing brothers.: George w. Cardwell,
of Petersburg: William ri. Cardwcll, OF
Ettrick, and Frank B. Cardwell, of VIII
mi n q tor. Dal. Z. - .- aE-- -.-- r.--
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Mavor to Deliver Address.

Mayor Carlton Mccarthy has accepted
an invitation to address the members of
the young mems Bible class Of the Union
Station Methodist Church. fon Tuesday
evening, February Goth, when the class
will have 4 large gathering. Council
man Il. p. Richardson is president Of
the class, which numbers about $50
members. Mr.. Frank Il, Bates is teacher.
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lanes w. Lakewood.

Special to The rimes- Displ.ch.
LEXINGTON, VA, February IL
Chief Of Police James w. Hazelwood
died at his home in Lexington last
night, aged fifty-eight years. He had
been i'll for some weeks with kidney
trouble. His Wife. who was Miss Kate
Mullen. survives with six daughters.
Three brothers and several sisters also
survive.
The funeral will take place We'd
niesday afternoon. Mr. Hazelwood had
been connected with the police force
for some fifteen years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
FARMER KILLED I'm
PECULIAR MANNER
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Especial to Tho Times Dispatc h
BRISTOL, VA, February ia spe-
cial from Uncoi City. Unicoi county,
Tenn. tonight states that William Keen
or, farmer. aged thirty, was instantly
killed there. his brains being mashed out
by a log. which caught him as 1t was
being rolled from a wagon. His wife
and four small children survive him
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father and all his ancestors, was him
self an ideal soldier. Entering the mil
itary when a lad, he had become pro-
ficicnt In tactics while but youth. and
command. When the War Between the
States came on Louis II BossieuX
promptly entered the service of the
5Confederacy as as captain of the Ell
accepted in preference to two others
offered him. His knowledge of tactics
and his proficiency as, a drill master
soon caused him to Il be-, detailed at
Portsmouth. Va, by. the government,
and there he served until the evacua-
ton Of thatiscity. whipping the raw
troops into shape for the splendid SER
vice they We're destined to render.
After the sevacuation of Norfolk and
Portsmouth the young soldier served
ginia Infantry, Mahone's Brigade, and
was an efficient and faithful soldier to
the close of the struggle He was Of
fered the colonelcy Of a sregiment but
declined, preferring to command his
old company. During the war he form-
ed the acquaintance and won the
friendship ofFmany distinguished men,
among whom were General Joseph r.
Johnston and General BradleyT. John
son and others. The friendship begun
and Captain BossieuX's home was fire.
quently visited by General Bradley
j Johnson and by nearly all the promi-
,nent Confederate officers who came to
war.
Factor in Politics.
, After the war the young soldier who
the clash Of arms served his people with
equal fidelity and efficiency in the civil
conflicts Which darkened the. succeeding
decade. Ho was elected auditor OF the
q ffav ft1AH nd
that capacity for one or two terms. At
that time and UP to ten or fifteen years
ago, Captain BossieuX was a prominent
figure IN State politics, being secretary
ocratic Committee for years In the sew
entities and eighties. Several gentlemen
who knew him well declared last night
that he was one of the most astute and
ayers the State has had since the war.
The same gentlemen declared that he
was the truest friend man ever had.
and that he was one Of the most hos
pitable Of men. He managed the cam
paign of General Joseph II. Johnston for
Congress, and all the important local
and State campaigns Of the readjuster
days. is
the X K. X. or conservative Kampaign
I<lub. Later the name was changed to
the Kemper Kampaign Klub. One Of his
last public appearances was when he
went 10 the poHs 10 Sote Nust eiectloh
day.
For some time Captain Bossieux was
engaged liz journalistic work as the own
er and publisher OF the old Richmond
Enquirer and the Evening News, which
was edited by W. Fl. Wade. During
engaged in business, having acquired n
competency and lived In comfort and
ease since that time. For years he was
an active and prominent member member Of r;
was always loyal to all Confederate
causes. He was a member Of the Rich
mond Grays Association. Gsis
Captain Bossieux Is survived by his
Rrndlev johnson BossicuX: n sister. Mrs.
Emma O.. Krtlcy. of Newport News. and
his half brother Major G. Gray Bossieux,
of this city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
LIGHT SENTENCE
FOR YOUNG MEN.
------
S. B. Pitt and Il. +. Rivcnback,
Charged With Swindling, Go
Down for Six Months.
RICHMOND RIG y WANTS .'4r*' THEM
The Times-Dispatch Canvasscrs
Called Attention Of Police
to Men.
RICHMOND WANTS
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VA. Enhrl1nrY


PETERSBURG, VA, February H.
Bin months In jail is the sentence NC
corded by Mayor w. NJ. Jones to-day
to 5. p. PITT and l.. r.. Rivenback, iol'
falsely representing themselves as 30
.zinc and swindllng n number of peo-
pie here by collecting subscriptions OF
$l50 under those prctenses. The men
pleaded guilty to the charge or
swindling Mrs. r.. 3D. Watts, which was
the only one or about twenty to be
prosecuted, the others being dismissed
on motion Of Commonwealtli's Attor-
hey Il. II. Mann, us the six monts'
sentence is believed to fulfill require
ircnts. This Is not the end of the
matter, however, for, on finishing their
terms in Petersburg, they win be want
cd In Richmond on similar charges.
it is said that there Will be 100 cases
against themrin this city.
The first information regarding the
operations Of Rivcnbach and Pitt was
given the police by The Times-Dis-
patch, whose cnnvnssers met these
young men In their rounds. They dis
covered them to be offering the Ladies'
Home journal and LIP piece dinner.
set all for $3.50, The lipcrality OF the
offer set Tho Timcs-Dispatch men to
wondering, and they reported the mat
ter to the office. The Times Dispatch
then notified the Curtis Publishing
Company, who wired their thanks In
return, and also telegraphed the pos
lice to be on the lookout for them.
This Information ultimate led to the
the arrest OF the men.
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Rankin.
Mrs. H. o. Locher.

NJ (SDeclnI 10 The Tlmes- Dlspatoh,) I-- -T
GLASGOW, VA, February l1.--l'he
funeral services of Mrs. H.. O. Locher,
who died on Wednesday from pneumo-
MIA, after an Illness OF only week,
took place Friday from ST. Joints Epis-
,copnl Church here, and We're conducted
by her rector. tho Rev. Charles Fetter,
and her cousin, the Rev, Il. 9. Jett, OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
Abraham Crisswell.

N [Srecial To The Times Dispatch1
WINCHESTER, VA, February IL
Abraham Crisswell. for many years a
tolgatc-keeper on North Frederick Turn
pike, at Back Creek, who was known
BY scores Of travelling men died to-day.
aged seventy-nine years. He leaves two
sons John and Evan Crisswell. living
near Winchester, and two daughters, Mrs.
Blanche Hook, Of Gore, this county, and
Mrs Lilly Gray, Of Gerrardstown, w. Va.
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Mrs. William B. Dutrow.

NJ - fSnecial to the Times DlspatCh,
IARRISONBuRG, VA, February H.
Mrs. William B. Dutrow. daughter Of ].
P. Houck, prominent citizen Of Harri-
sonburg died at her home here this af-
ternoon, after n weeks illness with acute
Bright's disease. Mrs. Dutrow returned
last Tuesday from Northern cities and be-
came Ill the Following morning. She was
about thirty-five years of age, and leaves
her husband, her parents and one brother,
Ice HolIclS s3 {. NEs ST
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Gambling-Social Evil.

A very able and Interesting sermon
on the subject Of gambling was
preached at the Washington Street
Methodist Church last night by the
pastor. Rev. J. y. VIM, as the first
in series on Social Evils" The
speaker characterized the vice as the
desire to get something for nothing,
and declared that gambling was not
legitimate speculation, nor was legiti-
mate speculation gambling. Mr.. VIM
was. heard by big congregation, in-
Guiding great many men.
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Mrs. Mary II. Gallespie.

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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February
11,--News was received here to-day
OF the death Of Mrs Mary f. Gales
pic, sister of II. B. Hill. OF this city.
at her home in Sistersville, w. Va, at
advanced age. She was n native Of this
city, and Is survived by one brother
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
Emmanuel Roller
lspecial to The Times-Dispatch.

HARR1SONBURG, VA. February III.
Roller, a prominent citl-'
zen and lifelong resident OF Rock
ingham county, died at his home near
Mt. Crawford. early this morning, after
an illness of several months dura-
ton. Mr.. Roller was sixty-tlsee years
of ago. and at seventeen lie enlisted
in the Confederate cavalry, under Tur-
ner Ashby, serving with distinction
throughout the Civil War. He leaves
q wife and several children
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Harrison Foltz.
fsnecial Is Jrhe Times-DIIspntc

Especial to The Times D spatch.]
WOODSTOCK, VA, February 11.--Nr.
Harrison F'oltz, prominent farmer re-
siding near Mt. Jackson, Shenandoah
county, died. after a short illness. He
was seventy eight years Of age, and
is survived by three brothers and one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
Miss Winfred Carrot

Specialize The Times DISPATCHED
PETERSBURG, VA, February IL
Miss Winifred, Garrett, daughter Of the
late NJ f. and India v. Garrett, died
yesterday at her residence in Blandford.
Miss Garrett was seventeen years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
RoUss's BIRTHDAY.
Winchester Firemen Honor Man
F Who Was Their Benefactor.

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WINCHESTER. VA, February H.
The annual celebration OF the birth
day of Charles Broadway Rouss, the
blind New York millionaire merchant.
who was the ireman's benefactor and
whose public and private gifts to
Winchester aggregated nearlf ha:f a
million dollars. was held tonight by
the Charley .Rouss Fire Company in
the city hall, which was built mainly
through Mr.. Rouss' generosity. The
principal speakers were Congressman
Fl. y. Flood. OF the Tenth Virginia
District. and Mr.. Richard Evelyn Byrd,
of Winchester.
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Mrs. Mary A. WraY.

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r PETERSBURG, VA, February IL
The death OF Mrs. Mary "A, Wray oc-
Cured this morning at the residence
of Mrs, George w. James, on Wushlng'-
ton Street. Mrs. ,Wrny was tho widow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
Z STABLE BURNS.
Fortunately Team and Wagons
Were at Another Place for Night

Were at Another Place for Night.
Special to Tn Times Dtspatch.]
GLOUCESTER G. FL, VA, February
1.-THE stable OF Mr.. George A. Tsler,
at Gloucester Courthouse, was burned last
night Mr.. Tisler Is in tho lumber bus
mess, and generally kept ten mules here.
At the time OF the fire they and the wag-
ons and harness were at Woods Cross
Roads. Quite a quantity OF corn and hay
were lost. The insurance was small The
building had not been used for a week
or so. and the origin OF the fire is a
mystery
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Mrs. Amanda E. Brown.
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PETERSBURG, VA, February Ii
Mrs. Amanda D. Brown, widow of ].
G. Brown, died yesterday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Stickdell on franklin
Street Mrs. Brown was seventy six
years Of age, and was a native of Ten
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
A. A. Martin.

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NORFOLK, VA. February 11--A. a.
Martin, n wel1-known citizen of Ports
mouth, died yesterday morning in Bal
timore. after protracted illness, in
the fifty-fourth year of his age. The
body arrived here to-day.
He was for many years a member
OF theffirm OF Waters &: Martin. wholc-
sale hardware denlers, of Norfolk. He
He waS unmarried
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\ William Pannett.

-T@---7 S0er'a NO The Tlmes- U1spatchI ~
WINCHESTER, VA, February 11.-Wil-
liam Pannett, widey-known farmer.
died to-day at his home near Winchester,
after lingering illness of paralysis aged
seventy-eight years. He was native
of England. He leaves his widow. Mrs.
katherine Pannett four sons. Luther.
Lee, w. T. and Miles w. Pannett, and
one daughter Mrs. Mary Watts, all Of
this county. 5gj,s@s,i = S No. i s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-12
Was Widely Known

Captain Bossieux, who was one of the
best known residents OF Richmond, was
commanded the Richmond Grays before
and during the war, and, like his
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William H. Birmingham.
pecial to The Times-pisnatch.

y p tes-DfsT7dtC11.J ---
NORFOLK, VA. February 11.--Wi,-
liam II. Birmingham, one OF the best
known citizens OF Portsmouth, IS dead
at his home, No. 1905 Dinwiddie Street.
aged seventy years.
He was a gallant soldier in the Civil
war, and was for many years and at
the time of his death a member Of the
board of stewards Of Monumental NJ. Is.
Church; He is survived by q widow.
three daughters and three sons.
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of George w. Wrny. She was seventy
four years old.
The funeral will take place to-mor-
row morning from High Hill Baptist
Church, near Jarratts, Va.
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Mrs. Margaret Franklin.

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,. FRED ERICK SBURG, VA, February
11.-Mrs. Margaret Franklin, widow OF.
William w. Franklin Of Stafford
county. died yesterday at her home.
of consumption, aged sixty mine years.
She is survived by one son and one
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Benjamin Sisson.

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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February
l1,-Benjamin Sisson, an aged citizen
OF culpeper county, died at his home
near Lignum, after brief Illness,
aged Lightweight years. He is sur
vived by one brother. three sisters and
thirteen grandchildren.