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A FLORENCE CAsE
Many More Like II in Florence

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The following case is but one Of many
similar occurring daily in Florence. It is
an easy matter to verify its correctness.
Surely you cannot ask for better proof
than such conclusive evidence.
Mrs. M. II. Baker, Of col West Main
street, Florence. Colo says: II had kid
ney and bladder trouble for fve or six
years, which seemed to come ON all of a
sudden wi.hout any apparent cause. /
was subject to sharp pains in tho small
Of my back and they extended up be-
tween the shoulder blades and down into
the loins. So persis tent were the attacks
that for two or three eeks at q lime
would be scarcely able to do anything.
Catarrh Of tho bladder caused me ex-
cruciating suffering, the neck of the
bladder would be greatly swollen at
times. The kidney secretions were too
freq quent both day and night and they
were often accompanied by = burning.
scalding sensa lion. Added to my misery
wore sick headaches that came on every
now aud then, and was also distressed
with dizz ness, especially when straight.
ening up sfter STOPPING. My condition
was very bad and had been for some
time when i CHANGED to read about
Doan's Kidney Pills and procured a.
supply at Daniels drug store. On be-
ginning their use, was soon able to
notice improvement. I continued thsir
use and continued to improve in every
way. have scarcely had any trouble
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With my bssk ard ki1nsyy sines, tAs
sseretsons bscaans regular and frss fron
pain. and the bladdse was greatly re-
lievsd. Ihavs slso bssn frse from had
ache and disunsss. Ths sssslt u my
sxpssisncs with Doans Kidnsy Pills
warrant ne II giving them ~ stsonssst
rscounrnsndattca pns1lt)ps* Z
Fcs sais by ~ dssisrs. Pfica6 60csnts
Fustsf- Ailburn ca, Rsmsmbss the
nsuas, Deans and tshs 10 other. mwf
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PEACH BUDS THUS
FAR ARE UHINJURRD

Tburston White. frlis inspsesor Tor
fremont oonnty. says thAs the peach
buds are thus. far uoisjarsd and that
the indications ars favorable for :
good crop Of that elass Of fruit In shs
Canon City district nsxs sunms..
BotL trees ana buds srs in healthy
condition. according to Mr.. white.
and he expects good yield. even In
unprotected orchards. unless damaged
BY the spring frosts. Some Of shs
largest peach growers on Lincoln Park
did not bury their trees until last
week. leaving them unahsltsred uE to
that time.
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A Habit to be Encouraged.

The mother who has acquired the
habit Of keeping on hand botsle Of
ChAmbsrlain's Cough Remedy. raves
herself great amount Of uneasiness
and anxiety. Coughs. colds and
GROUP. TO which children are susoep.
tible arc quiokly ouied BY Its use. It
oountsraots any tendency Of . cold
to result pnuemonia and II given ~
soon ~ the first symptoms Of Group
appear, it will prevent the ATTACK.
This remedy contains nothing in.
jurious and mothers give 1t to little
ones with . feeling Of perfect Eeou-
rity. Sold BY Daniels Drug Store.
mwf
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The nsarsst anyone has got to the
solution Of tbs plural Of grape fruit
Is Ahat II you eat . whole one you
will doubls up auyway.
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~ ts.sss thts vsr-Isra II saa Essn.
siscs. naghins IN bis oesrss toward
Wsshiagtsn - arbissr q psAos and
3ar.
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The Ensltsh. admiral. Lord Berss.
ford. thiIks that big navy It's the
best argument for peace Strange
isu't II. that It IL always tho best
argument for war;
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A Lssvsnworth. Ksnsss. man
named Gong has just bsen married.
When his wife strikes him for money.
the whole town Ia likely to hear IL.
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ysdse Paktsr's asssstien that
Assssvsit y s'Ali risht'' sonss u
III naasss q - anssdnsnt y III
AsSsssioa q 1904 shas - Il not 81
rfsht.
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4 Savannah prsashsr advises yoans
people = taks : book with them
wherever they 90. And ths ons they
Will hDd the most uss for Is the
pockstbcok.
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II would bs poetic justios for Soma.
tor Roossvsls to be bombarded By
messages from the white House.
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The staid old Cong s,ional Record
10 the only daily Newspaper In the
United States that 10 completely
ignoring the Thaw trial
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II 10 . pity this fathers framed"
she consultation for Mr.. Roosevelt
now turns It 70 the w.ll.
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Nsw \ Nj. Rochsfsllsr Will shst
up OhasssllsF Day ~ giving him
all ~ vaats. tbs souatsy will b
sudsr rssswsd ebItaasisss % the
oil kins.
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Ths spectacular journey Of Mayor
sohiniss aoross the face Of the ooun.
try 10 another srenist Of Mars. What
. bsautiful sight IL IL in the Westsrn n
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lt's . pity that the arouut hog
walled riRhs In and turned right
round and walked out again.
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The Thaw trial givea the yellow
pres the sort Of STAFF to print without
having 10 invent Il.
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For some reason the outlook for
tbs Panama canal IL always bright.
est Just sitter = new offioIal IL ap.
poiutsd.
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Hohssn always was mouthv.
wssn't hs tbs original kissing bsai

II Mr Reossvslt svsr goes y The
s.nass be will thisk dissrsnsIy sbost
stats linss.
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OUT ON BOND-MInneha han. the
man arrested at the instance Of 8. P.
Jones for illegally disposing Of the
hide Of horse that was killed by .
railroad train. has been released on .
e200 bond and will appear before Jus.
tioe Sanders next Saturday afternoon.
His homo 10 In Canon and he has gone
up there until the day of tho hearing.
WRIST BRoKEN-Jos Jones Of
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WRIST BROKEN-Jos Jones Of
RockvAle while driving near Brewster
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ON klna.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
NEGRO SHOT DOWN
ON MAIN STREET

y l. j
Two DRUNKEN negroes got In 8 row
about 1890 O'Clock last night at Main
and Seven aenth Streets. and so siren
uous. wera they IN their sargpment that
it is said blows passed. and then ore
OF them drew pistol g and shot the
other. The assailant Immediately
made tracks for the open and escaped.
The am bulapce was called, and DR..
Jones responded. Iie took the tn
jured man to the City Hospital, where
he was made as cemfortableas could
be; hut the identity OF tia patient
could not be learned until early this
morning, when he revived sufficiently
to say that his nan1e was Willie
Aclkers,
The negro who did The shooting is
said to have fled to Petersburg. A
man answering his description was
seen by Sergeant A1eck Wright Of
the Manchester police force. to get on
the ii o'clock car tor that city, and
Captain Barfoot Immediately wired t.
Chief RnEland to keep q lookout "a,
him The injured negro was shot IL
the back OF the mack, and Ii in So
rIous condition.
An Immense crowd gathered at tbs
scene OF the shooting and considerable
excitement prevailed for some time.
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hon H '!||F E|EFiE FfI;!
British Ambassador Guest of.
Honor at Pilgrims Society.
Dinner.
mr.. cHoATE's INTRODUCTION

NEW YORK. March 2s.,-James
Bryce British ambassador at WASH
ington, made his first official appear
ance before an American audience as
the guest tonight Of the Pilgrims'
Society at a dinner at the Waldorf
Astoria.
The gathering was notable both in
point OF speakers and In the character
OF the specch-making
In proposing the health of the am
bassador. Mr.. Choate said, among
other things: TT 1t Be the supreme ht-
moss OF an ambassador, as Mnehlavelli
seemed 10 think, to understand thor
oughly and equally well the people
from whom he comes and the people
to whom az is sent, no man was eycr
moro happily chosen.
Mr.. Bryce Speaks.
after returning thanks to the Pill
grl,ns, Mr. Bryce said, .'There are In
the mnssessof our people, many whose
snowledEe OF literature and instltu-
tions Is slender, but TO whom America
is the land to which their brothers.
and their ptildran l,a,h gone. thss
land which stands to their minds as
being pte-en,inenty the land Of human
equally. the land Of a FREQ career,
the land promises future IL Which
the masses shail-sucla Is their bslief---
fare better than they have ever done
before Strong AZ this sentiment ts-
and this is tho other point i want to
make cJeai-there isno.a,ng "S,,'usve
in It, nothing TO which any ether n a.
/! ton can object.
you have gone further than any
other nation in giving comfort, en-
I! Enlightenment and Opportunities for
progress to the individual man in
whatever sta ton or Of whatever stock
Yet how much there Is still to do
May God aycl' pry,hlAS which Hou'd
divert either you or us from the task
vert either you or us from the task
of making our own people pros.
| porous, tranquil and happy"
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BARTON HEIGHTS

Mrs. W, r. Brown, who has been
visiting friends here, has returned to
Philadci phia.
Mr. j. j. Wilson. OF Miller Avenue.
Mas left for West Virginia on business.
Miss Ruth Crutchtield, OF Fiuvanna
county. who is visiting her sister. Mrs.
j. NJ. Parrish, Of Luck Avenue. Is quite
Mi Mr. Will Hollam, of Wilmington.
1',uvanna county. IS visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Parrish Of
Luck Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. 4. l.. Seay and chill
drcn. OF Shores, Flnvanna county, who
have been spending some time with
jlcr sisters Mrs. Charles G. Rady. Of
North Avenue. and Mrs. McGruder Sin,
ton. OF Newport News. have returned
home.
MISC Mary Lacy. OF Raleigh. n. c.,
who has been visiting Miss florence
6eay OF North Avenue, has returned.
Mrs. A. p. Lewis has returned to fcr
home in Baltimore. Md. after atpleas-
ant visit to Mrs. W. Il. Mccormick.
Mr.. Wythc White. who has been Wis
fling his sister, Mrs. Gabriel B. Peasa-
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GAILLARD GOING
TO GE MARRIED

Owing to tho necessity Of making
building Bostock's wild animal arena
will be closed to-day.
Galllard. the Merry" leaves this
morning for New York to sail for Paris,
where he will serysa the required time fer
half Of himself and t;aillard' 8 collsagu as.
Director Bostock last night presented to
the trainer a handsome gold medal In
the presentation speech. Mr.. Rostock paid
Who succeeded lin. concsrnlhs Gaiilard
Mr.. Hostncls declared that though be
hoped to have the popular trainer back
with him ut the jamestown Expos tion
matrimonial line might prevent the
French nan from returning,
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

AIRS, Harry and little son, of Fifth
Avenue. are spending some time with
Miss Mamie Regan. OF New York. Is
spending some time with her brother,
Nr. William Regan. Of Fourth Avenue.
a Miss May Hansen, who has been
spending the past month with her
mother 8 Chestnut Hi, left last week
( for New YcSk.
Miss Janette Quarles. who has been
quite III with pneumonia for several
weeks, is slowly lmproyin
county. Is the guest OF her soE on
Chestnut Hill.
Miss Lottie Livesay, of Richmond
has been spending the past week with
her sisters. Mrs. William and Paul
Reid, of Third Avenue.
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: - 'flAS| Y w I'D f'Sli Ia 'SilFl
OBITUARY.
=. p.Dea.yn,l,,

Mr.. u. C. Dean died at 9,4b last night
at his residence, aoA Nartb Twenty
third Street. MA, Dean Yas born Oc-
stober 2. 1874, and wac In hls thirty
Invalid for tho past year, he had but
lately taken to his bad, and was mot
thought to be in irnmedi atsly seFlops
GoHdit ion. " a 81
AN Sfr, b can. was employed by the G,hes-
aRsnSs 81 me Hro4 q nai Way
BTrainuleli and oi the KnlghtH OF the
sMaccabee s. y, He married Miss Ola Neal,
of GloYeT. *. u 3ss ~. q sss
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FULTON NEWS


Alossrs. Clayton. George and William
Sprinkle, three brothers, from Trade
City. Indiana county. Pa, were look
a 1esses GySr tn ooA nss o snfe Se se
While here they were quests of Mr.. ?,
Mr.. Hugh Mcclure, 81 Louisiana
~ st5csl 4s S fhnHho shareak ,r9
Highly. ii was acnt him, last week
BY relatiye from Ills old home IN
deus u. Bllnd were married lust Mon
day nigllt8in tiie paflors OF tic otflci-s
ntins minister, Isey. Charles u. smith.
TIhey Will make their future hesnc at
1clnma Porr last Monday night at her
home on Niclolson Street by a few
q her friends; the occasion being her
by MI present Music and games were
served, The happy EuthYrlng was
composed o. Mr., and nd Mrs. FLOYD Rscca,ns
LILLE \, N Mamie Jordan Helen
Mrs. Joseph sork; Mcssra. Dulton
5 shrHek ;,n.:est' Bernard Marlowe and
Mrs. Thomas Mnson. who was SO badly
burned about thcNarm and face several
weeks ago, Is now In the Memorial
IDLY. The physicians hope the little
ones face will not be Scared.
Mrs. p. oDwyer, who has been III
for so long. underwent an operation
days ago. Drs, .Nuckols and William
son performed the operation, The pa :
tent is getting along nicely.
3, T The Builders Leasue q Dsnny.
next Tuesday night as benefit night
at Bostocks. Tickets can be had OF
the Peoples. Drug store and the Bell
brown Hardware Company,s
"A musical entertainment will be given
~ ~ LIT Little Mattaponl Council: No, II,
Hal, "Wednesday night, March e7the An
a..dTaa f:nse PrpKraln has been i, arranged
John Gil and wife. OF Chicago. are the
guests OF the formers sister, Mrs. John
6 G{apt ALL allen nno MaoEeseek. Of Charles
70 his son, w. I. Morecock.
Miss Margaret DnuEherty is the guest
pl relatives aud friends in New York.
Mrs. Calvin Jones Is the guest or hel
parents. Alderman and Mrs. Louis Wash,
or: on the Avenue, .
Mr.. Egbcrt Claiborne has returned from
visit to relatives In Hanover county.
Frank Woodson. OF Wilmington, N. c.
has returned from visit to his parents
on Fulton Hill.
John Vaughan, who had such narrow
escape from death last week, IL able L
be out.
George Baker hps gone to Norfolk
where he has accepted n position.
Miss Saladu Wo0dfin has returned 1,
her home in Glendale after whiting rela
tives and friends In Fulton.
Willie Sears. OF Newport News, ha
returned home after visiting relative
3 here,
Mrs. Samuel Harden continues Ill q
her. home, III Nicholson street.
Mrs. John Bowies has returned iron
d visit to Rockville
Mr.. William Bcycrdge. OF Harrisburg
Pa. Is visiting frtends In Fulton.
Mr.. Chris Williams has returned to hi
home In Norfolk after visiting his parent
here,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Is. Bowles have re
turned home form a visit with relative
In Vontay. Va.
Mr., and Mrs. Ben Levy have rcturne
from visit to friends and relatives !
Miss Lizzie walker. of Charles Cit,
- visiting her sister. Mrs. New. on tn
III Avenue. 5fa 45 t4qf. 55, 49,
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Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. John ". Massie. who underwent
a serious operation BIZ prs. Jacob and
Stewart Aiiohauy at the William BYRD
Hospital several weeks ago. has been
removed. to Dor home. 307 East Main
Mrs, William II. Curry is at the Viz
gnis lospts! Where, sha h, WaS q s
ncsday. and ID doing very nicely,
Grace Street, continues to slowly i'm
prove In health.
Mrs. w. a. Montgomery. wife Of
Judge Montgomery. OF Raleigh n. G.,
who has been Visiting Mrs, Walter
Jones, ON Grace Street, has returned
home,
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NEWS or SUBURB

lfcy, p Lamb Avenue, has aus returned TO
Mrs. j. clary Blantcr, who has bee n
G. r., Scott. OF Virginia Avenue. has
returned TO her home In vartna, w.
Miss BOY BonayltVa sc 81 ftp E nasr,
&c son ' e Rliller A Ashii = : Z
Mrs. n. Is. Sands and daughter. Miss
Carrie, VIII lehvo this week for New
York, where they will spend tho Easter
!, blair .lrnrrar, Of tHanover, who has
ham Bache. OF Lamb Avenue has re-
turned.
from business snt trin 70 North Caro-
Mr.. w. n. Major IL quite sick at Ills
homo on North Avenue.
n Mr. Who srs ast wax Sss ia Fl e A sior 4ya
q grinding the ends Of his f,nge,s on
work, is reported as doing we'll,
!. Mr.and Mrs. James Blalr, Of Wash, !, :
M %nH 'ys e #4sn 1.f'as Me- rs
Bridge Road, have returned.
Iiss Maud Miller, who has been Wis
ting Miss Minnie Lewis, of North Ave
nuS Miss a v,r gat1rnfa S e E %G f.. n .en
Curdy OF North Avenue. was recently
called home suddenly. on account Of a
worry serious accident Detailing her
"S Mn Il nix u gHe u y Lyho elhSss'phss
who has been visiting Mr.. i. w, Will
3liams OF Barton Avenue, has returned.
Mr. Curry N Motley. OF Wilmington:
Mrs. e. Il, Motley, Of North Avenue.
Miss Mamie Harris, OF Norfolk, who
has been pc, visiting friends on the Heights.
~ Ss'Ff n %Se''s s T Frank as n SssG v 81
Monteiro Avenue, has returned to Bal
Mr.. n. W. Payne, Of Farmvillc Va.
Yh2 ' yvi,z been y!s!;t1'Ing his sister Mrs.
turned.
sNr. a. II. Sands has left for New York,
where he will spend the Easter holidays.
nn MT hsr 6 A. TayqT Wo hay been I, yst
eral City. Va, has rnturned accompanied
who VIII spend come time with Err
Mr.. K. b. Fox has returned to his horne
on Virginia Avenue from a Western husi-
MI. Stafford White. Of New York who
hos been visiting his sister. Mrs. G. B
Peasloy Of Lamb Ayentle. has returned.
has hssn visiting i frlsnd d ii nsi Bsltimere
Md. has returned.
Miss Ethel Saunders has returned Il
her home after visit to relatives ir
North Carolina.
Mrs. spotswood .Wingneld. of Beverley
Va. who has bofn visiting her brother
Mr. W. A. Dabney, Of Monteirq Avenue,
has returned.
| School:
senior Graae-James satterxh,te
elizabeth Jeter. Kathleen Gordon, Edit
Rasland and Ollie Sydnor,
Intermediate 3 Grade-Afarguerlte Cor
don and MarEery King.
! Junior 3 Grade-Mamie Harris am
Ruth Hopkins.
Junior a Grade--Juanita Wood. Gladly
Seventh B GEade-Gsleste Anderson.
Seventh A Grade--Louise Geay ant
4 Nellie Sydnor.
Sixth B Grader-Edlth Hartsins,
Sixth A Grade.-Mary Carpenter.
Fourth B Grade-vGeorge, Richardson
] Thomas Armstrong. Earl Eaton. Bessi
| Kiitenger. Elsie WhItehurst and Nal
| colin Pitt.
| Fourth a Grade-Mary Buford. Louis
| Groomes, Mae Kelly and Susie Mann.
4 Third B Gradc--Persis Priddy, Emn
Goddin. Bessie Bache Goodwin kuy
and Douglas Roden.
Third A Gradc-Julian Anderson, Viz
A Elnia Wnitehurst Hazel Lancaster. 1>oi
! Waiting Miriam Coleman: Frank Car
1 Second "A Grade-Irving Gordon, Star
/ Hall, Ida Luck. Willie Tlller. Carte
1 White. Elsie Wilson ana Mabel Cridlln-
First 3 Grade-Ethel Barnes. Jesxi
| Hatcher. Leila Hooper. Myrtle Moore an
1 Louise Leadbetter.
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Isl. Andrews Wants Game.

S. ST, Andrew's baseball team has been
orgsntzed. ana ts now open 9 Y. for Ean,ea I,
surrounding towns, The manager will
ne glad to accept challenges from
8prepara tory schools and colleges de-
string to cross bats with them. s8s
Address 4. VILLAINS, Southern
sExpyess Com tn ls city. 5l q
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Miss Lucy Hall,
Especial TO The Tines Dispatch

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, AIarsh %.
Miss Lucy Hall, daughter Of the late
Or. Robert r. Hill, Of this city, who
went to Ashettlle, n. G.. some months
there last evening. Her remains Will
be brought here for intermsSt In the
family burying,ground In the city
cemetery, The, deceased was g member
OF one Of the oldest families of this
city. and ia survived ~ one sister and
numerous other relatives.
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Mrs. Bessie B. Bell.

VA [SpeeIal to Thn Tlnles- Dlspatcht
Z WEST POINT. VA. March 23.-Mrs.
Bessie B. Bell, nee Miss Bessie B, Doug
tain Joe Tucker, Of King and Queen
county. died Saturday ofapneumonia at
her home at Hluemont. Loudoun coun-
ty, Va, Her remains, accompanied by
her husband. were taken to shackel-
fords Chapel. King and Queen county.
where the interInent took place on
Wednesday,. Mrs. Bell was we'll known
here. being a niece Of Mr.. Tucker, of
this town. She had only been married
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MIS-. GERTRUDE Walters,

Hrosidenco OF her son-n,lnw. Mr.. Henry
schncldcr, 1915 l5ggleston street, yes
terday afternoon III the iftieth year Of
her ago. Slie leaves two children
Mrs. n. schneider, OF ri chtnond. and
Mr.. Frank Walters Of Norfolk.
Tho f,ineral Will take place Monday
afternoon at 8 O'clock from 1Dpwortll
Methodist Church. The internent Will
be n, Riycrview.
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Benefit for Mr., Sale

Polk AIillers lecture for tina beneAt
az Ir,. Jpl,n 9. Sale. Sr., will be given
at the =. NJ q. a Hall Monday, a pril
Ways heard with pleasure, and hq will
certainty have q good house on this
pccuslon. III 4i
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4 Mrs. May Hurst eaton.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. March 23.--A1rs.
May Hurst Cation, wife of Walter w.
Cation, died late last night after a
lingering illness. The deceased was q
sufferer from pulmonary troubles. Mrs.
Cation was twenty-seYe n years Df age.
Besides her husband. five children sur
viys her. The remains Will be in
tered O.. Falls Church to- morrow.
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slsters--Ntrs. John u. sclph, Of 3g93
vetahlo Street, and Mrs. II. l., Tire
Villain OF Newport Nows.
The f,innral arrangements have not
vet been concluded.
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NEWS GATHERED
FROM .SI0U.THSI|O|i|E||:.
Fire iii Hull Streets Business
District Destroys Stable and
Warehouse.
The LOSS ABOUT $500
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch.
L No. 11O2 Hull Street

? f. Hs u & = Il
One OF the most spectacular fires
tnat has been seen In the city of Man-
chester for several years was wit
messed by hundreds Of citizens last
night when the stable and warehouse
OF r. Fl. Richardson, In the rear Of his
hardware establishment, at No. 1910
Hull Street, was totally destroyed,
along with the tin-shop OF A. W. Fahr
and Johnsons junkshop.
The fire started few minutes before
IL o'clock. and the entire city was
lighted by the blaze. Had the depart
ment been few minutes later in re-
spending to the, alarm. Richardson's
hardware establishment and several
other buildings in the vicinity would
have been destroyed
When the department arrived, the
fire had already devoured the stable,
and 1t looked for some time as though
the stole and adjoining property would
certainly be burned, but through the
heroic efforts Of the firemen and cit
Izens who assisted them. the building
was saved and the flames were kept
from the other buildings
Considerable Loss.
Just what the loss by the Hre will
amount 20 could not be learned las,
night. Mr.. Richardson stated that he had
stock valued at 500 in the warehouse
and this was not covered by Insurance
Implements. Two wag ons were saved
The only horse IL the stable was rescued
Tho loss to Messrs, Fahr and johnson Is
not known. but roughly Il might be
amount to about $4,000. Whether or no,
the buildings OF Fair and Johnson were
covered b5' insurance could not be learned
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Major C. j. Hill.
Ispecialto The Tlmes-D lspb ten. ]

large coneonrse of people attended the
funeral services OF Major Claiborne
johnson Hill. which took place at he
Christian Church Thursday at Il
o'clock. In the absence Ola regular
pastor, DR.. G.. v. Waugh, OF the Bap-
& fist Church, preached the funeral SER
mon. and friends rendered appropriate
music. The Junior Order OF Ameri-
can Mechanics. OF which he was q
member, turned out TO do him honor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Robert H. Stone.

Mr.. Robert II. stone n veteran Of tho
Spanish War, who contracted fever
while serving as, n .soldicr In the Phil :,
Blker Street, yesterday, He had been
an Invalid some tinie, and his death
was not unexpected. He was married..
and had been receiving q pension from
wars old. i:lls|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-24
Charles Smith.

Especial To The Tines Dispatch.]
<; ALEXANDRIA, VA. March "a
Charles Smith. Itwenty-eight years OF
age, who recently came here from Ohio,
died yeBterday afternoon at the Alex
andria Hospital after o. brief illness OF
tsrred here tomorrow nor attsrn noon