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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
DERNICK-CoNyyAY.
Member Of Prominent Virginia Family
WEEDS Popular Railroad Man.

Eltti=&S Special 10 The Times DIspatch,1
WASHINGTON. D. c.. December 23.-
A wedding of unusual interest was that
OF Miss Eva Lucille Conway, OF Vir-
Elnia. to Mr.. George Sparks Derrick. of
Columbia. S, c.. solemnized this eve
ming at the home of Mr.. Moncure Burke.
No. 1902 Wyoming Avenue Northwest.
The Rev. DR.. Randolph n. NICK I'm per.
formed the ceremony. The bride was
given away In marriage by Mr.. Charles
Leroy Conway, of Virginia, and Mr..
Warren Taylor, of Richmond. was best
man.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom leftaon asspscial car
over the Southern for tour which
will include visits to Asheville. N. c.:
Columbia, S. c.: Atlanta, Ca; st. Angus
tine. Miami and Jacksonville. Fla. and
New York City. Upon their return
they will make their home at the Ro-
4chambeau.
The bride is connected with the old.
est families of Virginia. being daugh-
ter Of the late William Conway aud a
granddaughter Of pr. Valentine Yslver-
ton Conway. of Stafford county. She is
"A near relative of Moncure ID. Conway.
the author. whose death occurred a
few weeks ago in Parts. On her
mothers side she is of English de-
scent Mr.. Derrick is assistant cashier
and puymasterS of the Southern Rails
way, having served in that capacity for
the past twenty years. He Is we'll
known in social circles In this city,
being a member sof the Capitol Club
and the Columbia Golf Club
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A GREAT ENTERTAINER
athsr Kuickerbocker Daily Feeds and Lodges
100000 Visitors.
WHERE HE DOES 1T BEST

Father Itnickerbocker has more
Company" than anybody else in Amer
lea, II not in the world. Every day In
the year he Is called upon to entertain
from 100000 to 100000 visitors, who
come from every State and Territory.
from every land and cline, to see the
sights or to transact business. Every
ulation equal to one Minneapolis or
three or four' Duluths. Little wonder
that New York's cars are overcroWded.
Its fifty or more theatres packed night
3ly or that every. one OF Its 500 hotels
is literally patronized.
Among New Works. many high-class
houses for public entertainment. none
has won more enviabe reputation
than Hotel st. Regis. This hotel, the
first of its type to be constructed In
New York and still unsurpassed In all
that constitutes perfect hotel, Is
charmingly located at Fifth Avenue and
Fitty-hfth Street. amid the most quiet
and refined surroundings. The man
agement of the st. Regis, we'll qualified
for the task imposed, has from the out
set endeavored to please people OF fus-
ati1Ious tastes and hundreds of satisfied
patrons can testify to the success OF
the endeavor.
The st. Regis has become syuony-
nous With hotel supremncy. 1t has eli-
tertaned many famous mon and women,
and is the abiding place of large
number of wealthy New Workers., yet
no hotel In New York Is farther ro-
moved from ultra eNcluslveness, 1t was
planned and Is managed for the enjoy
ment OF the ,comfort slowing and re,
fined, without regard to wealth ortitle
and an important fact Is that Its
charges are tho same MS those OF all
other first clasy 1otslS.
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OFFICERS ELECTED

Quarterly Business Session OF Fir.t Baptist
Church Held.
The last quarterly business session OF the
I'hst Baptist Church for this .ar was hell
In the church last night. and was attended
bv a large number of the male members. !.
rule OF the congregation being thu, all he
,:.ale members are required to attend at
least one business meeting during the. year.
The following officers were elected for tn,
year 1908:
Church Clerk. Robert d. Todd: Treasurer.
Thomas c. Williams. Jr.; Assistant Treas.
urer. Mrs. Abbey NJ. Gwathmey; Treasurer
o. Poor Fund. Daniel S. Mccarthy: Auditor.
Norton Z. Savage; Curator OF Organ. Ar
thur 3. Clarke Church Missionary. Miss
Jane S. Stanard. and Registrar and Cura .or
of EnYelopes. Judson II. Bosier. Commit
tee on Finance, John C. Williams (chair-
mani. Charles E. wingo tsubchairmau,
Thomas C. Williams. Jr.. E. D. Hotchkiss
IT.. r. l.. Powers. r. Fulton Patterson
Thomas j. Jenress, ". T. Hancock. L. II
!. clkins. Charles G. Bosher. s.lW. Hun and
Or r. j. Mosey. Jr. Ushcrs and variou:
minor com mi tees were also elected.
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TRIED TO BRIBE WITNESS
John Goodc Arreated aud Cocaine Seller
Ii Heavily Punished.

Ida Hilton. a negro woman. appeared
in the Police Court yesterday morning
on the charge Of selling cocaine IN
College Alley Sunday morning, and got
500, thirty days in Jail and 800 Sc
curity for twelve r months after ,his her
John Goode was arrested for attempt
ing to bride witness. William Ham
ilton whom he wanted to testify IN
favor of the woman charged with sell
ing the drug. Goode was heard to Of
fer Dabney So for favorable testimony
to Ida Hilton. and Policeman Wiley
placed him under arrest. A warrant
was issued for the negro. and he was
turned over to Policeman Tomlinson
as Wiley had to return to court to tes-
ttify against the Hilton woman. As
Tomlinson turned to use the teleph one
to summon the patrol wagon. Goode
attempted to escape. He was caught
In the hall between the offices of the
Chief of Police and the Mayor, AMI
resisted until the officer was forced tc
strike him with his baton. Goode was
then taken TO the First Police Station
and he will be tried this morning.
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Salvation Army Officers to Gather In Rich
mond Next Month.
The council of the Southeastern division
of the Salvation Army win be held In Ricn-
imcnd January e5th. 26th. 2Sth and asth.
ices Captain Fowler and other members
OF the local staff are busy making prcPara
tons for one of the largest and most Inter-
.osting meetings of the kind ever seen here.
arrangements are being made for the hold.
Ing of lectures by the visitors In the largest
churches of all denominations In the city.
The sixty or more officers from other parts
OF the country who will attend the meeting
viii be entertained at large banquet at
Prominent people OF Richmond will be In.
vited.
Tomorrow afternoon the hall at the army
Of the Christmas baskets, $50 OF which have
been filled ana are ready for distribution.
Meeting will be held In the hall Christmas
morning at . o'clock and the baskets will
be distributed one hour later.
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Much Important Buslncss Transacted
nt Meeting Saturday Night.

NJ MG&tIUR SuSuTuuS 1Ntku&s
The December meeting tin % ef the ex s;a
night at the Westmoreland Club with
President Bryan and Messrs.. valen-
tine; Ri tl Lancaster, stan naI
son. and Mitchell in attendance.
The presidents annual report was
submitted and approved, and much
ent, the regular annual business meet
ing of the society will be held at the
society's building. No. I07 East Frank
lin Street on December 31st, at p. M.
time and place OF the address will be
announced later.
Much interest was manifested in the
work Of ircreasing. the membership OF
the society, and plans were made for
plans were made for increasing the IL
brary of the society.
AS the time Of the. monthly meet.
ing. Saturday night, has been found
inconvenient to the members of the
future the committee shall meet on the
second Monday night in each month.
In order to obviate the inconveni-
Of the lang OF and the
beginning in July. the committee re-
solved that the current volume. No. Is.
shall end. as usual with the April
number: that the numbers for July
and October, 1907, should constitute
volume 49, and that the succeeding vol
ume and all later ones should begin
with the January number. thus max
ing volume and year agree. OF course
this will not affect the number OF
magazines received by any subscriber
or member for the regular dues or
subscription.
The committee was highly pleased
with the future prospects of the so.
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Words Of Praise

For the several ingredients Of which DE-.
Pierce's medicines are composed, as given
By leaders In all the several schools OF
medicine, should have far more weight
than any amount Of non professional tes-
timonlals. DR.. Plcrce's Favorlte Prescrlp.
+ tion has THE nADGE OF HONESTY on every
bottle-wrapper, in o full list OF all its in
gradients printed in plain English.
If you are an invalid woman and suffer
from frequent headache, backache, gnaw.
Ing dlstr&3 In stomach, periodical pains,
disagreed He, catarrhal. pelvic drain,
dragging down distress in lower abdomen
or pelvk, perhaps dark spots or specks
danclTg before the eyes. faint spells and
klndted symptomsc caused by female weak.
ness. k4thek derangemento OF the feminine
organs, Wv can not do better than tako
DR.. Pier9eE Favorlte Prescription.
The hfsbital, surgeons knife and Opera.
ting ta4dmay be avoided by the timely
use Of Hayorite Prescription In such
cases. There by the obnoXlols examin.
atlons and l6caI ileai@enls ol lhs familI
physiclan ca y be avoided and a -tb orQugh
course 81 Unsuccessful Urea tment. Carried on {
IN me pflIlEY- q ne loUc.-7 q avorlte
Prescription = Is COM posed OF The very best
native medicinal roots known TO medical
science for the cure Of 5woman's peculiar
ailments, contains no alcohol and no
harmful or habit forming drugs. \. /
Do not expect TOO much from 9 Favorito
Prescription; II VIII not perform mira.
cles /; twill not dsolve or cure tumors.
No medicine will, Twill do as much 10
estab llsh vigorous health In most weak.
nesses and ailments peculiarly Incident TO
women as any medicine can. 1t must be
given q fair change BY perseverance In its
use for o reasonable length OF time.
You can't a tfQrd to accept 2 secret nos.
trum -As q su bstitMte for this remad y 81
L Sick women are Invited to consult DR..
Pierce, by letter, free, All correspond,
ence is guarded rs sacredly secret, and
womanly condolences are protected by
professional prlvacy. Address Ilr, R.N.
Fierce, ''Bufialo, n, Y,
Dr. .Plerce's Pleasant Pellets the best
lsxetive and regulator q t9e bowels "
bowals. One "a laxative |; two or thgss
sAthSstic.. Easy 70 axe % candy.
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Forrcst-Kirw,an.

! PORT NORFOLK. VA. December 80. y
Miss Anna Grace .kirwan, daughter OF
Captain and Mrs. Charles u. kirwan.
was married Saturday. AFTERNOON To Mr..
William r. Forrest at the home of the
brides parents. No. I'll Florida Avanue,
foot pastor OF the Baptist Church, oti-
cia ting. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Rose NJ. Kirwan. IS maid
of honor, and Mr.. Harry Ball OF Cape
Charles, wa IS best man.
tour to Washington, New York and
Niagara Falls. They will make their
future home at Cape Charles, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-24
osTEoPATHs ORGANIZE
State Society Formed at Meeting Held In
This CITY.

State Society Formed at Meeting Held In
This City.
AT largely attended meeting OF osteo-
paths from all parts OF the State the vir-
sinia Osteopathic Society was organized 4
Few days ago in the office OF DR.. e. II.
Si.ackleford. No. l02 East Grace Street
Dr. Charles r. Shumate, OF Lynchburz,
Was elected president. and DR.. Margaret e.
Bowen. of Tazewcll. Va, secretary and
treasurer The constitution AMI by-laws of
the new society are the same az those Of
the Osteopathic Society OF North Carolina
and the code of ethics OF the American o.
teornthic Association was adopted. After
tho election of officers and other routine in
clucnt TO organization. many matters Of ra-
por,ancc TO the osteopaihic profession were
discussed.
Al The Virginia society heartily and enttus-
iasticallyt co-operates with the American
fCsteepathic Association in establishing the
~. F. sun POSTGRADUATE College of Ost.o-
rleet in December of every Year. the date
to be decided upon later by the executive
rf. so4 / 4
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BEWARE OF HEcK-FLAsHER:
One OF Clever Pair of Thieves Now In
Richmond.

Chief Of Police Werner wishes to
warn all proprietors of stores against
ing bogus checks on merchants in
various cities. One of them Is. now IN
Richmond. Their plan is to find the
name of some prominent customer,
then return later with check, large-
~ in excess of the amount. and pre-
sent it in payment. The, check is cash
ed by the duned merchant. the man
the paper is found to be. worthless.
One Of the young men attempted TO
work the scheme on Broad Street
store yesterday. but he was unsuccess-
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Manchester, Va, and Latane Route, OF
X ling and Queen county.
Jona, a. L0c.Yenbuch.

Jonas a. LOeNenbuch.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Jonas A. Loewenbach. who woulo
have been seventy-nine had he lived
TO Christmas day. died at his nome
here last night OF pneumonia. he nae
had many positions OF trust n INT
town, such as treasurer. councilman
two Of them-,Yilliam NJ. and Albert
M.-travelirg statesmen, representing
Baltimore houses, and also two broth'
ers-Adolphus. of Baltimore, and Jo'
seuh H., Of Chicago .o
Especial To The Time Dispatch
LEEsBURG. VA, December 2S.-Mr
Enos w. Hamilton, q native OF LoOdoll
county, aged eighty-three years, dleo
on Saturday at the hospital IN AleG-
andria city from general dsbtiity. rs 4,
was brother-in-law of Major =. "a
Janney. OF Fairfax county. During thu
Civil Narsh he wassa member OF the Con:
faderate Army. His ancestors were
founders OF the town of Hamilton; u
this county. and among the first settlers
4 in Northern Virginia.
elisha j. Wright.
Tspecial to Tho Times Dispatch.]
SPOTSYLvANIA. VA, December %
Elisha j. Wright, former either
OF this county, died day or SO since
in Philadelphia and his remains Were
brought here and Inferred. He leave:
a widow and three children.
Isaac 4. Daily.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, December 23..lSaa
t. Daily, aEsd siXty-seVen, a, native
Virginia, and well known citizen
died last night at the family rss,den nee
by his wife and ten children, all wei
known citizens of Norfolk.
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Postmaster Appointed.

E i4l{ From Our Irregular CorrcSponQent.l i8t Ak
& WASHINGTON, D. c.. December 2S,--
,Postma sters appointed: 5
Virginia: Gee, Prince George coun :
Resigned: Thyme, Madison county. John
w. Ayler vice G, r. Hammer, resigned,
North Carolina: Binkleyyille, Halifax
county, John III Harper vice NJ a,
Rural route number one ordered es-
tablished March Cd, at Haymurket,
Prince William county. Va, serving
900 people and lis families, i
Rural carriers appointed. AS.
Virginia: Greenville route ! John r.
Chairman, carrier; Gle orge NJ, Chapman
n North Carolina; yvnrrentoniroute L
William \ j. Davis. CARRIER Martin j.
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OBITUARY
Funeral of MIR. CoyvarAll.

Bourne on the black drapedg era
car which has carried TO the Oily OF
the dead so many OF the veterans of
the Civil War and so many mems
hers OF the State militia. the body. of
Bugler William II, Cowardtn was taken
to Mt. Calvary Cemetery yesterday. at
.ternoon, the EIowit1er Battery, Of which
he was Tie senior member, attending
D Artiilerymen In Confederate gray
uniform marched at the heads Of the
horses, while a guard OF honor SUR
Battery, accompanied by the band OF
the Richmond Light infantry Blues, nc,
.companlel the ! remains from the I>Sl-
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UNIQUE SERVICE.
i Members OF Church to Discuss Subjects AS
Il signed by Pastor.

Members OF Church to Discuss Subjects AS
signed by Pastor.
AS has been their custom for many years
the young men of the Pine Street Baptist
Church will hold an early morning PRAYER
service on Christmas Day. The service will
begin promptly at A. NJ. and efforts are
being made to make the attendance this
year the largest ever known at the church.
Mr.. D. W. simnls. field organizer of the
sunday schools Of Alabama. who is spending
the holidays with his family here, will con-
duct the meeting.
For the midweek prayer-meeting. which
Will be held Christmas night, the pastor.
the Rev Dr. j. B. Hutson. has arranged an
original and UNIQUE prosra am! He , has Sc Sc.
Jesus" which has been divided into topics,
each Of which has been assigned en-. TO-. 2. mem;
those who Will speak are: why Christ Was
Born in the Flesh. Il. L: Carter Why Re
'.Why Born at Bethlehem" NJ: R. Pace /;
why Born as a Child.t"D. N. Goode; why
Born Poor" j. T. Gathrtght.
Mr.. Hutson has requested that none OF
these talks be longer than five minutes each.
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$40 Special, $40
Mems Stylish Black Thibet and
Fancy Cheviot Suits and Crave
nettc Raincoats; regular $12.5o
values. Xmas special, $40.

Among the county folk registered
yesterday at the Lafayette House were
Sheriff Gill. of chesterheld: p. B. VIM.
free, w. A. Farmer. OF Ccntralia; r. W.
of Hallsboro; W. S. Fuqua, OF Drewrys
Bluff, and II. C. Layne. Of Centra,ia.
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!. Funeral Notice.

FORD. The funeral of Mrs, ELl.lE, S,
z FORD, wife OF Charles u. Ford, who
died suddenly Yesterday about $3.50
q NJ Will take PLACE THIS a,GS, 1tfp rem
her late residencS, lnterment at
Rlveryiew Cemetery S>rivately.s "
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BURGLAR SENT ON
BENJAMIN Brown, Alias BENJAMIN Fen tn
stone, Must Face Grand Jury.

Benjamin Brown. alias BENJAMIN
into the residence Of a. Pucclnelli. NO.
1906 East Main Street, and into the
storehouse of Isaac B.. Harris, under
meath the residence, and with assault
ing Alfred Fiori, appeared in the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning, and was
sent on to the grand jury. January
9Th.
Brown was discovered on Sunday
nelli by the latter's wife, and her
brother, young Fiori. He had locked
and barred the gate in the alleyway
and the rear entrance. but opened the
door after Mrs. Puccineili's repeated
knocks He leaped from the darkness,
Striking Alfred Fiori with a brace and
bit as he ran. but was a few moments
afterward caught by the crowd. which
had quickly gathered on hearing the
screams Of Mrs. Puccinelli.
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Unnutl,oris.ed solicitors

The board OF directors Of the Colored
Orphan Asylum announces that unau-
thoriaed persons are going around So
Letting funds and other things In the
name OF this institution.
The matron, Maria Jackson. Is the
only official authorized to solicit funds.
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DEATHS.

BATEs,-Dted, at his residence No,
2324 East Marshall Street. at 3:4o
p. NJ. on Monday. December .sd,
the late Hugh Balderston and Sarah
J. Bates. in the twenty-stNth year
Funeral will take place from Union
Station Methodist Episcopal Church
+ on "WEDNESDAY. the 25th instant.
at 8 p. NJ. Friends and acqua III :
& tances invited to attend. lnterment
at Hollywood Cemetery.
at the residence OF his
SON in-law, Captain B. A, Jacob WV
West Main Street, ut 5 O'CLOCK MOL
y day morning, December 1877,
JAMES ANDERSON MOORE, in the
eighty elghth year of his age.
Tie funeral will take place THIS
(Tuesday) AFTERNOON from the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church, corner
Madison and Grace Streets at y
Il O'Clock.
PACE,-pied, Monday. December a3d,
at his residence, 3lh North I,Wenty.
ninth Street, Mr. JAMES WILLIAM
Funeral from inc rs,sidence THil y
lTues,luy> AFTERNOON at $50
o'clock,
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Especial TO ,rhe Times-pispatch

LEXINGTON, VA, December ga
The body Of John Harvey Moore. who
died Saturday night p In Washington,
reached fLexing ton. tonight and viii
was the son OF David e. Moore and
grandson of General Andrew Moore,
who fought in the Revolution and was
United States Senator from Virginia.
Mr.. Moore was ssventy-two years Of
age. He was cducatedin Washington
College, now Washington and Lee Uni
versity. and studied law in the law
school of Judge Brockenbrough He
member Of the Rockbridge Artillery.
Mr.. Moore was a man of culture and
spent much time in travel. He usually
spent his winters in Washington. He
is survived bS his wife. who was Miss
sallic A.. Moore. and three brotters-
Captain David E. Moore and Mr. Ed
ward a. Moore, of LeXington-and four
sisters--Mrs. Alexander Z. Nelson Mrs.
a. T. Barclay Misses Fannie a. and
Sarah Med. Moore. of Lexington.
Mrs. w. IT. Rowlctt.
tspeclalto The Times Dlspatch.1
BLACKSTONE. VA. December Ca
Mrs. w. 7, Rowlett died at her home
here on Saturday at 1890 p. NJ. and
was buried in Lake View Cemetery at
husband she leaves four sons and two
daughters. Deceased was member OF
the Methodist Church and great work
er, not only. among her own congrega-
She was always present at the slckhed
of her neighbors to do what she could.
and many are those who have called
upon her with prompt response when
their loved ones were ILL.,
Mrs. Catherine Route.
+. sTAPPAHANNOCK VA, December %.
Mrs. Catherine Route widow Of DIR.
Archer RpNnia nf Reyh,lry md
daughter OF Mr.. Warner Lewis. OF
Lewis Level died at her home. ReN-
burg. Friday. She was seventy years
old. and had been Ill for some weeks.
Mrs. Route Is survived by three sons
and two daughters--Mrs. j. b. William
son. of Newport News: Mrs. William
Route, of King William county,:
Messrs. Archer and Philip Rouzie, OF
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Mrs. Cnrolinc Pollctt Morris.
rspeclnl to The Ttmes. Dispatch. /

Especial to The Tlmes- Dispatch.l
ONANCOCK, VA, December 23.-Mrs.
Caroline Pollett Morris. native of
Somerset county, Md. but for some
years a resident of Onancock. died at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Emma
L. Warren. yesterday morning. aged
eighty-four years. She was stricken
with paralysis a few days ago, and
never rallied from the shock.
Mrs. Morris was lady OF many at
tainments. Born and reared under con-
ditions to which the most of the pres
ent generation are strangers. she was
under all circumstances a creditable
representative of the best type of
Southern womanhood. Her husband
Captain Warren j. Morris. was NOR
tally wounded at Chickamauga gall
lantly leading his regiment. when the
field officers had been killed in the
charge that resulted in the death of
the Federal poet. General Lyle. and the
capture OF his brigade.
Funeral services will be conducted
over the remains by the Rev. P. B. Hen
derlite, of the Presbyterian Church,
Tuesday morning. and interment will
be In Mount Holly Cemetery.
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( The Sunday school OF Clopton Street
Baptist Church will hold its annual
Christmas entertainment next Monday
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WILL MEET HERE

Hutson has requested that none OF
tnlks be longer than. five minutes each.
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FInerai of Mrs. whitehead.
IFb1FC VIIIteIICNiOs Y :
Funeral Of Mrs. Ford.

Mrs. Ella s. Ford, OF 1904 West Main
Street. who committed suicide Sunday,
will be buried privately this morning
In River View Cemetery. The funeral
will take place from the residence at
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Captain Jam>s A. Lipscomb, Chief of
Police, who was confined to his home
Saturdny. and sunday on account Of
The grip, was able to be on duty yes
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sary to have chemical laboratory,
new hospital and some other buildings:
and for these purposes the board will
ask the new Legislature for an appro-
priation of $4,000
The board ordered copy of the en-
crossed resolutions adopted when Gem
eral Ship retired. to be presented to
him upon his return from Egypt. where
he is now travelling.