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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
HAD FINE CHASE.
Mr.. Charles Drewfy Takes Out 1.t
Minen1a Pack. f8

is3 cENTRALlA, VA, Aiarch 23--cha +,
lie 5DreWry, ~ owner Of the NJ nicola
pack OF hounds, gave fox hunt IN !.
honor OF Mr.. james III. Henry. OF
Broo kl,eul, Va, last Thursday. Among
those in the party were: Mcssrs. Geo
sWhitrnorc. Lon Cox, Montgomery J ack-
son, Gee. Harrison, u Gel Robertson
and jack Rufiin,S OF Petersburg; Clay
sDrcwry and Pickett Lathrop, Of Rich
.mond the MISSES bryant, Miss Elberta
EdKertor, Miss Helen Harrison and
Miss Julia White, sof Petersburg. The
party met at Point Rock, on the A.p-
ypomattox River and In a short time
they had jumped gray. The dogs.
combating OF seven G Ouple, ran toward
city Point, losing the riders, but ate r
about forty minutes they landed the
fox in O. 1,arsh@near ] ames River. The
second jump was about four mile 8
4 vest OF Point Rock. and he hounds
5rnn3$Fthc fox for nearly three hours,
finally landing him near Chester. The
Marty enjoyed thetSchase very NJ Inuch,
and are planning anotherSto& be taken
tuesday or w edne sdayf Of nextS5week.
sE$ a police officer . { d Rocky Mount, n.
e.. @g to- day took William Smith, col :
ored. from Chesterfield jail where he
has been confined for six mon tbs for
ARRIVING concealed #wcapOn6, II to ROCKY
Mount ! W here no Will s be tried s FOL
shooting another negro several 81 months ~.
a. r. r, Land, for several years man:
agersl OF %"Coxs and &Dail," on anne:
River. moved to- Richmond this wee
on account OF 81 the owner NJ .SEs IS ell
l@selling the farm. i 1,88i * h ~. BIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
"SHOOFLYy' WRECKED. "
Several Persons Were Injured
But None Seriously. y.
q Special to. The Times. plspntoh,l

5&.ll opsul!t! ". -1!lG 4t!nes- t15pAlulA,l Ai
al9 IL y EFT WHALE n, O., March 22.---
train on tho Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road, leaving hera at 4;3o o'clock this
morning, was wrecked { at Asst A.. NJ,
at q Partition, n. G, Several persons
We're more OF less Injured, IS follows;
ana bruised ;$ Cond uctor, ~ rk !. I'M ured
Inv head;, Grimsley, injured 81 In head
sHatchell seryeay, bruises on body,
Tho ahoohy toolS tho usual track at
forwards, crashed into the rear end
goe a work train, the engine blowing
Into tho rear work whict tele-
$scoppd the stlanty car. Why the work
train was on lis tracls with no lights
2glnaer Stark and his flrpMan stuck tc
Il their posts and although the engine
Was badly wrecked, they osrape II
only Sill ht I'M urle be ls3s IN;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
DESTROYING BOOZE.
North Carolina Corn Variety Has
Been Faring Badly Of Late.
IL Especial Is TIE rim II ,es.Disp3,aatc&

$5Ss5 Especial to The Times Dispatch
sE5 DURHAM N. n G., March 90 The
revenue officers In Durham county have
made a record during the past few days
that has not been oxcolled for some
time past in the destruction%o OF block
ade stills. Monday night the officers
succeeded in destroying S q II copperSofE
one hundred gallons' capacity, and on
the next day, WI thin one mile Of 4 the
first still,d stro!y cd anso thor 81 sixty
gallons capacity. On the latter occa-l
| 5sion&the officers mad Q a he raid while
| the Il still was In 10 operation but failed
to g cap ture two II neg roes, who 6 hastily
|made their esca pc. On Nv ednesday tho
|capture and destruction or two moro
stills was accomp shed. q s} r ICY cut
down # some fifty stands III t beer con-
tanning about light thousand 4 gallons.
tuesday q bou tBno on$ the arrest Of Z. wv,
NVnrren,8a m gro. q short distance from
the city, wa $ a. most unexpected az !
fair The n egro was bringing block.
ado w hiskeyii to . urhamS Il and When
the OH GERS arrived ON tho scene they
4 noticed a larg keE I NJ hi s. wa go n, ana
4 upon investi CATION found tho samo TO
4 contain ten Ions o E. viii slley. iSs War
rem was ii u 81 his M on eating dinner,
4 and was f8 placed 5undor arrest before
/ he had time 4 % realize who the on
A GERS were. 58 he negro was carried BE-
fore the United States n commissions
I aud waived xamlnation, He was
! placed lin jail 8underAa 50 90 bond. s3sS
4 The Eto Cotton Mills, OF I1illsboro
(which were restra ned by the city 8!
n Durham Of a Z sess on q OF court IN till:
4 city last Year from omptying filth ait
& dye water In Emo River, from which
4 Durham obtains a. partial " supply8$o
I hor drinking water, have brough an
J other complaint before tho court II,
y this city. and Jud 60 Il Justice, who i
presiding, has agreed that their com
n plant shall have a hoaring before y
jury. The cotton mills. before tho;
} were restrained. 3E we're Il emptying nit
and dye wa ter into Emo River. ana 20.
luting tho drinking water used by TIL
:, city. $3f Or. Thomas a, Mann, count
). health officer, and the city Of sDurhat
8 compelled the cotton company TO ap
i poar$ before tho court IN Durham. an
t after thoy were restrained with a lin
o lited time to find some other source b
D which they could dispose Of the vast
n They have been rapidly building n
4 additional plant Tho complaint thu
= 2 Is brought before tho court now Ia
! much interest, and will likely gconsr:>-
= q lengthy hearing, The cotton con
!. pany are 8 demanding by the right I
: tho court that the emptying Of dy
e water In the stream be continued, M
= That this be excluded from the restrail
II Ing order, They claim that the dy
water docs not polluta the wnte
u After tho compnny3wns restrained the
i appealed to the Supreme Court, but IL
j. decision OF the lower court was col
Armed, and tho verdict OF Judge Fu
y gerson was 8compl by the Sta
y, Board of Health. ~ @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
ELECTS OFFICERS.
Board Of Trade Held Annual Meet
ing Last Evening.

STAuNTcN, VA. March 22-The
Board OF Trade stockholders met last
evening II the CIitX Trsas'ire q office
4 tho ensuing year: e: r. Caldwell. pres
iderft; CLARKE 1vorthington, vice. pres-
ident, and Board OF Directors--W. w.
Putnam,v Y. u. Denny, Josopn Barknat1.
and II. i. Ian 3. n 4
The committee having charge OF tho
alterations in the CITY, Hall for tho
cd tho contract for the work to Mr.. NJ.
b. Stoddard, OF Sthunton, he being the
lowest bidder. s, & 4
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. summerfleld and
son, Jerome. left Thursday for Wash
5ington, Baltimore. and New York Tho
latter place they will make their home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
! POND BETTER.
Has Chance for Recovery any.
Attend & Dung Browns IS Funeral. I

Special TO The Times Dispa tch
y ohm Pond VIII Q was 50 bad Jurcd
in the wreck y est erday.. e :stil alive.
and the doctors seem to think lie has
q fighting chance for life. H o was
taken B to his, home in the lat 8 after
noon perfectly unconscious, but &dur-
ing the night there were short spells
OF con sciousness. and to day: his co n <
sdittonEis reported q shade bet tier. Il T here
are two trained nurses with him. Ss$5st 81
ai$55 Mr.. Horace Brown, who was kill
ed d in the wreck on yesterday I, was
buried this nfternoon In the Crewe
cemetery. 53 AZ
Funeral services were conducted
from the Methodist Church, (which
he was q member. 33 RI s4535
There are many expressions Of grief
atlhis untimely end. as he was a good
man and popular with ell. His young
wife IS prostrated with grief.
sjss This was n OF his run, 4 as the rail
road men express It, but he took the
place fof Mr.. Lewis Smithson, who was
I sick. x II, VI @ ~ 8E31
The track near the wreck has been
cleared, and trains are running as
usual. 3$95 &sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
PITTSYLVAllIA# FAIR.
Stock Of the Association Will Be
Offered for $40 a Share.
Especial TO The Times-Di!

IllEI-Nl17 SpeClN
s CHATHAM. a Al. March 22,-----A AT a
meeting Of the Plttsylvania County Fair
Association. held Z In the counting room
CT the Planters Savings Bank Tuesd a.
In stock.I,in shares Of $40 par value. at
once. President j. d. Lanier. Secretary
Clyde and Treasurer Yeats were q ppoint,
cd committee to secure shelter ana
report the probable cost OF same at the
next meeting, wifi Oh. will be at AN early
date. The fair viii be held on the leih.:
goth and 21st Of Septemb Der. me conmli ;.
buildings, with grounds sufficient adjoin-
Ing, which can be enclosed ct a very
small cost. Tho fair will pc given very
wide publicity, and every dicatlon points g
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Colev--Woods.
3 fsnecIailto .siie rimes- Dispntct,,l 1

55 tspeclal to The Times Dlsputct.l
GREENSBORO, n. g. March 22.---
Z OF the BRIDES mother, Mrs. w. c. Woods.
No. iii South Forbis Street, Miss Myrtle
Woods and Mr.. Joseph Cooley. q Peters
burg. Va. were happily united IN mar !, !.
Rev. Paul j. Carraway. Only a few init
mate friends OF the family were present.
The bride Is a. most charming young
the groom 4. Ia n worthy and estimablu
Young gentleman OF Petersburg, Va. The
couple left yesterday morning for n bridal
trip to Richmond, where they will spend
burg fsS u I436 r. 81 l5S3 M
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GREAT STICK WORK.
Heavy Hlttiryy on Part Of and
L. Was Feature Of Game.
Especial to The Tlmes- Dlspatch.l

- lsp0clNl TO The Tlmesr Dlspatch.l IN
LEXINGTON, VA, March 22.--Wash-
5ington and Lee University this afternoon
ton NJ !lltary a cademy won by the score
of ~ TO ~ ies r.. @ {is5 3 8 lS44
Washington. and Lee's team is doing
;Luhn batting to-day was great. securing
two. two baggers and one three Dagger.
Brown ana johnson for Varsity also drove
out soma fine balls. For the vlstors, StraWn
on third did effective playing. I15 \
Score by innings; r ,sgH p,
S, ,4}A,,.,, q. o o a o 70 o % q o.. u
Ratterles--Washington and Lee Uniyer-
sity, 1.nlnber IT on Porter and Johnson and
and R,ddlemosar. Umpire--Mr, Whiting
ton, OF Washington and Loo,
Fishburne Military Academy plays Vlr-
| Rln!a n lltary Institut o to-NlorroW.s ai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
Strikes Dynamite With Pick

Special 70 Tho Times- Dlspa ten. sAAaSHI
Il BANANA, y n. cs March n 2 z. "A 4verys
peculiar ana 81 possibly Vi serious accidentS
occurred here; es terday. ] oe8 Caesar.an S'
italian laborer, vhile working IN ~ cut
on the s..s5and w. @ Raj lroad a, struck gs,s n
stick Of dynamite with his pic 4 81 dyrs
mantle exploded, and the acc dent Will
likely cost him both eyes. # The presencsSI
OF ~ the dynamite IN the dirt cannot; beSI
accounted for unless 4 1T was stick
which had failed to exp lod q Iii u. blastH
and was 4 covered BY the dirt. olssss'
else was ir1elret y SsS3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
q. ACCEPTS CALL,
Rev. Mr., Hedley Will Become
Pastor Of Reidsville Church.

NJ DANV4LI41l,f "a A., Alarch 2. 2s,---t{eY.
William Hedley y paste OF the Lee
Street Baptist Church., rendered his
prayer-rneet1n service, to take effect
the frst Sunday In June, Several
weeks ago Mr. Fl edley re ceiyed a Gull
ia become pastor OF the baptist Church
ut Reidsvll le. N, C,7Swh,ch no has do
cided to accept. n He 4 has 4 been pastor
OF the church h ere since tts or ganiza-
ton flYe years a so, No off,clal action
has been ken on his rosl gnat ion,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
DEFEATS TRINITY.
Lafayette University Wins from,
Carolinians BY Close Score. Is

OIuIHtCIl.J
51g DURHAM, NJ. C.,,i March Trinity
College was defeated il this afternoon ~
score was 4 q to 4 8. The game between
Lafayette and & T rinity is al ways consid- )
cred the best game or the season, and the
one to- day was no exception to the rule,
tho Trinity Blues were the winners until
the eighth inning. e Tho score was II to
q In their favor, but a bunch OF errors
made by the latter lost the game. The
Webb and the heavy hitting by suiter,
Lafayette played a st eady 4, good "a mo,
and tho feature was the fielding OF Upde-
grove ct second, s# The score BY Innings
Trinity +, , I, q. o Il O i o O--s
Lafayette Q 90 o o I % 5s--4
Batteries . = rinlty--Web and Wrenn
lafayette sni der and Shook. Umpire
Arthur Bradshe IL Al S55 M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

En- OXFORD-CA Esa
Annual # Games ~ at Lond So zAt.-
,$5 tracted ri % Crowd I

M arch 22.--Th he annual oxfoIVsR
Cambridge field sports took u plac e hes
like weather and with a blgs crowd pressnts|
oxford had an ca 81 vic tory. No fewer than;
seven II hodos scholars were among the OK.
oman competitors. Including p aYoungsSs
of south Dakota 5a in tho long and hi
Jumps bot OF ich Ii won r;;a
Albert NJ. Stevens OF e. In the hemmaES
W. ID schutt,a OF Cornell. In tn q half tlea
run, which he just ailod to pturo inE1 u
and w Nv. Thayer.f Of Il nrya I'd. SSsw b Wa
throwers. gS
d n NJ. oung, Of South rakot a. won tt,,ss
long jump Distance "a feetEt meme s.ass5.sa
Distance was 1876 feet o u inc hes, new
records were max 9, SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
UNIQUE BUILDING.
At EXPOSITION.
Contract Let for Structure iii
Il Wl1ichtobM Make Acronautic
5 Exhibit.
ATToRNEYTo LooK5I INTO CASE
Woman Correspondent Asks
Governor to Pardon Young
Man III Prison.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch. ]

n NORFOLK, VA, March 22.-The. con-
at the exposition has been awarded to
r. G. strehlow Company, builders and
contractors. The building, which Will be,
the flrst structure OF Its kind ever erect
ed at nj, exposition, will be located on
the corner Of Powhatan and Bacon
Streets. q central part OF the grounds.
The building G5x120, b IS to be Of high
construction, for the aeronnuttc equip
lnent, much OF which will be suspended
from tho ceiling. The bid which cap
tured the contract was s1O,5oo, and 1t
includes the erection Of the eight-foot
fence to surround the building
Work on the building started this
morning. and 1t Is assured that the
building will be completed in time for
tho opening day, April 226th. 81
The beginning Of work on this building
lis great relief to New York acronau-
tic exhibitors who are holding their bal
tloon and nirshlp equipment, together
With German exhibit, in expensive
] stores In New York. i535 .yi5i: a. Ri
Word has been sent to them that ship.
ment Of tho exhibits could be started a tie q
| by April 18th.
. Parker Case.
Commemorative Attorney John s
i Tilton is in receipt OF q lie tier Z rom
i Governor swanson, asl<ing an investt-
i CATION OF the case of Fred r. Parker
4 whofis now serving q sentence OF SIN
months in the city Jail on two charges
4 sof larceny The Governor states II
4 his letter that he has received peti.
\ tion from Dolly Kennedy Yancey, who
a represents herself as the jamestown
+ Exposition press representative OF the
n sAkou Attraction, skiing tho pardon o.
4 Parker. .5t Z. 81 "A " i
Parker, 1t Is said, was q newspape
I correspondent before his arrest
4 Admiral Dewey Accepts.
The first acceptance Of the invita-
, lions recently sent out by the division
!. OF ceremonies OF the Jamestown EN-
4 position to the oepning ceremonies Of
D April 26th was received by Secrets
i Shepperd this morning from Admira
j GlCrges Dewey. The acceptance cam
4 through Lieutenant Commander, Spen
} 4 Ger, S. Wood, Admiral Dewey's aide, VIII
!, stated that the invitation was &C
a cepted BY Admiral d ewey. withS niue
Z pleasure. Mr.. Wood Will sncconpan
!. the admiral. Other acceptances 81 ar
: expected in each mail. 5 sS tj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
Indict Boy Of Fourteen,

Isl sCL1N,rWOoD.f IS A., March % IS HAS
Tackett, the fourteen-aear-oldh boy who
shot ana killed Gilbert Reed at Freel-
ing in February, was indicted In Judge
,skecn's court here to-day. The case
will probably BIO tried at this term,
and vigorous prosecution will DO
made OF the youthful offender.
The we'll known evangelist v. w.
Smith, OF Roanoke. Is conducting a
series OF revival meetings here this
week, These meetings are being well
attended, ana considerable interest Is
being manifested In the efforts the
preacher Is making In his misslor
work, y l5 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
GETS REQUEST.
Martha Washington Receives
$4,000 from Mrs. Srnall's Estate.

10000 S1IOInE MIS- oman ESIdIe.5
Especial to The Times Dispatch,l
FREDERICKSBURG, YA.,t March -
y The ladies OF tho Mary Washington Hos
5pital Associat ton. who organized and have
inpnaged and maintained the Mary Wash
ington Hospital here, have been greatly
encouraged over the 4 bequest Of $40. 600
7 left 70 the Institution BY Mrs. Mary g.
& Small OF G Baltimore, HI " no " lied IN that
i city March l2th D Mrs, smallifet great
interest IN Fred ericksSurg had nH'mb 81
made donations to the hospital amounting
to about $4,000. 4 5ts s,; SE#
\ called a special term OF. King George
4 Circuit Court for tuesday Mnrch 20thI.5}
Nj George Scott, q negro, who assault ted
two white men here, and was given q
4 verdict OF eighteen months4ln the penl-
a Tertiary some time ago. was granted
trla] ana T. TIE o aeSi
months IN. the city, jail His counsel
moved that the verdict be, set +, aside. but
\ the court promptly refused. The g, counsel
II then moved for another. new trial BY!
ii later Withdrew the request and II accepted
81 the verdict, AL Al #g3 a 81 8.ii
8s$, Martha Ball, an old colored woman g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
rT1 TIMES RICHMOND VA SATURDAY

recently ordered to. Southern Europe
by his physician. because OF a sudden
attack of heart trouble Is improving
Sstendily.
Judge Horsley Is one Of the foremost
large interests he represents, together
with his wide social connection, have
made Him host OF friends both witf.
IN and without Virginia, who Will vel.
como the good news of his promised
speedy restoration to health
s8 Senat or Thomas Martin and wife are
IN Naples with Judge Horsley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
I EREMON WIN is5 n B
He Has an Easy y ictory Van ill.'
8 r,;,, M Six{ST .en pths {sssssS

u L1yERPoOL, Marchs oo The 4 Grand Nass#N3
ft!onai steeplechasa Of 8, ooo .Aoyerei torssa
md $50 yards, ~ run At tho verpool I'LL
spring meeting to- VI and Won bys Stanley
Howard g Eremon1 ON " est " ae seeon
started. OK
H9s,rho betting previous q to the start NasI
"a I'll against Itren,on. 90 to 41pMASs
West ana 80 to u agalnst tlhnd s4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
Will Reside III Greensboro.

l33ISl Special to The Times, Dlspatcll1
# GREEN sB oRO, G.. Mare ~ 3 4. ana
NJ RS. {. Il Fuller, and N rs. Cas-
Ter and Il Miss b err thu Her arrived ins
the city yestcrdny from N CIV and
reside In Tate Street. N RS. Cnsl is the
5daughter&of and Mrs E'ul lers Case
Electric Compnn and Mlss fuller has Sssss
cured a posltl us stenogra pher for tlseS
same com pany. Thn fnnli " en- n
account Of thc po hea It'll n rs.as nller.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
4 Or. Gravatt, M ays Rum

specINt to THO Time L1spHt
5BOWLIN O. GREEN v Al NJ arch MI
Dr. Charles N Grayatt. of Port sas.s
IL be q cand date for the {, aena tasssirsS
this district. DR. Grayatt Il az rett rsd 1;
surgeon 81 the Uni ted States IN avy,. and
is a man % f. broad knoW cd Sc,
for his nnmo q to go be fore the peOptaa
as al candidate.g but says sWl t:s e
would greatly incnnYe 9 nee al mi yatss
If the people desire Il his servi ces no
is willing to stand for sysg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

train will be running as far as Will
son early ~ In the summer, and later
through to w Washington and 8 other
Eastern connections Of the Norfolk
and Southern n sy STEM Ut will DO
some time before the terminals hero
will be completed, and n In the mean
time the trains Will il stop at Glove
land Street. IN q lenwood y a s..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
POsT-OFFICE SITE.
Government Building to Occupy
Hand some and Central Lot.

EeET5G@ Special TO TIC T1fles-UlhpHtCHJ 81L-ss
c S5yVINCHESTER, A.. March 22-The
selection 6! the site for the United States
government building and post office has
been announced. The site selected Is the
dock streets. opposite the Handley d Ii
brary site. The price paid by the gov
Sernn1ert was not stated. The location
selected Is regarded as q desirable one
every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
Funeral Notice,

l1.LIs-The funeral of Il CHARLES
%hosa afha1 H.
viii take place from Rll lups's un q.
w tiortaki ng-rpnnls d TO-DAY ga q "a 0.SOl
a. NJ Pal boar RS are req ested to-
If take notice,5 Service Il at the grave
u In HOLLYWOOD. fs5 S85@4f S5s4 n 55s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

much pleased TO have this genta and
scholarly gentleman In their mid 81. sas Oil
G. ]. Williams 4 con tractor, " no LEFT
Oxford several weeks ago. u 1eaving Isl d III
number OF debts behind, was arrested
at Y Eigh Point Monday 4 and y broughta
hack by oliceman z. vi Smith v and
lodged In Jail. Ell 81: Az RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
SYRIAN 5STABs ANOTHER,
CAUSING INSTANT DEATH

ris and Sam 7Assih. Syrian merchants, got
Into a 4 Quarrel tonight, which ended IN
the former stabbinE the latter IN the
breast, causing Ills deaf n an hour later
Ferris fled. isfis 5i5s3 "a 5f3 ".
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Andrews-Hill.

Especial to The Times- DIspatch.1
sCFIINCOTEAGUE,S VA, March 22.-Mr,
Louis Andrews and Miss Bertie HILL,
both residents Of this place. were mar.
rIed Wednesday evening. at $3.50 o clock
at the >home OF the. brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j, r. Hill Rev. Mr.. LIdehc,s
pastor Of the Union BAPTIST Church. Of,
ficated. .YFs 9 sSj "a s5E}s Ill,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
~ F-1-7 = So 7T-7'' II =,
DEATHS.

sGAU1DIN G ID led, ut s1 o s. O'Clock r,
89' NJ, yesterday, r. GAULDlNq
Remains VIII he taken to- Keys
Ss vile. Va. for buria sATU RDAYi
MORNING. i, q "
Ian GLEY, I'D loo, z in Client, Norfolk,
Va, PORTIA Y,;Ss Ian GLEY, widow
ri OF Charles II, & Lnng cyl. and mother
8 Of Mrs, Charles &, 40 her, Of this
city, March 22,,{ 1907 at $3.50 a. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23

King George county. has reached her 1oott
birthday. She has q daughter ~ wing vain
daughter sixty years old. All OF them
ore well known and highly respected IN
3thrirf IMMUNITY. & eve ff$ iSssl
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Mrs. Annie E. Gran,

sTAUNTON, A. March B 2s.-Mrs.
Annie II, Gran lied ct her homo here
Thursday morning after an illness OF
she had many relatives in This section
and comes from one 81 V1rginia's old
est and most respected fanil les. The
funeral took place this morning from,
Trinity Church; interlnont in 7 hornrose
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Arrest g, J Williams ! 4

OXFORD, N, g, "A March 9 I'D n, q, A.,
Coggeshall, OF Henderson, no for sey,::j
epal years tpractlced mod cine here,S
he's assdsa e FSsur1 Prs qasa Wan Ssspe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
a Funeral Of sMr. Trirnble.
Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch, i

lsS5 STAUNTON .48 IA, March a az, Tho
funeral over the remains OF Mr.. M. G,
Trimble. who died In Clifton Forge
funeral was held this AZ ternoon from
the Staunton Methodist Episcopal
Church. This gentleman was found
dead in bed Thursday morning, and his
death Is attributed to- heart trouble.
He was thirty-eight years old, and
a native of Augusta county. He Is
survived by hls5aWife, who was IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
Salvation Army Work.

tho Salvation Army INDUSTRIAL Home.
Captain Fowler announces that he will
continue to receive contributions OF
food, clothing and provisions and make
weekly contributions among the poor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-23
Mrs. Rachel A, Harmon.

II WIN HEST R, .,@ March "A
telegram to-day from Oxford, Ind,
announces the death Of Mrs. Rachel A..
Harmon daughter Of the late Abner
Bond, Of this county !. al and sister OF
John i. Bond, of Winchester. Sho
was sixty years Of age, and lis sur