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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
RESTORE THE lake
AT WEST END PARK
This One of the Features of I'm
provements to Be Made at
Suburban Resort.

PETERSBURG VA. December Ia
work OH the long-delayed improve
ments at West End Park, the most i'm
p.ortant Of which will be the restora-
tion Of :he lake and race-track. viii
soon begin. and is intended to restore
10 :, the city one OF It's most picturesque
City Council and affirmed BY the Board
OF Aldermen. and plans for the work
are ho oak nst9re 5ns paIk G9mmittee
lakewood Camp. No. i. Woodmen Of
elected the following officers for The IL
HarErave; Consul Commander. ]. 1.
Hawking; Advisor Lieutenant o.. B.
Bland y Banker B.. B. Jones; Clerk. w.
W y fNGprthington; ,Eseort, II. II Faison;
A. Moore; Managers. c. Fl. karin, w.
a. Perkins and w. d. Morriss; Physi.
clans. Drs. r. II. Jones. w. Il. HARDWOOD
and IA. wv, Hams. s.
Arthur Davis and Clifford Brown.
negro. !. boys, We're sent on. from the
mayors Court to the Hastings Court
u =, !. mo9rnlng for trial on the charge
House and stealing a Quantity OF Z f IRE.
works The boys were arrested by De-
tt t HIIeelan and Eanes,sSwho fonna
death ssv 81 Nj. Archer. "
citizen Of Chesterfield county, died at
II o'clock last night at his re sidenGe
on on u the 2 Hickory Road, about sin miles
from IN. ms city. MT. Archer served as
civil War. He was In his SIXTY fifth
year. AM. lis survived by his wife and
I've I ss,s ahildrenn,, who are Mr.. Lennie
Archer Of Chesterfield held co cunt ASs Ths
funeral will take place from w odds
CHURCH Sunday morning.
circular, issued by Command er-in.
Chief Walter s. HALE OF the United
Spanish War. Veterans,s has been a 'r fes
.catVeda by Jackson Ca mp, No s. of this
City requesting the veterans to urge
al patrlotl lti2ens to- Fai lac the fltls
men Of the Atlantic fleet on B III q 4 day,
ct their departu ire for the Pacl tic,swish.|
Ing them God spe ed and bon SyoyaE = =. 8Fss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14

for none of the good things Of the
eatables or clothing. and that every
little POOR child in the city Is visited
by Santa Claus.
Rev. DR.. C. S. Blackwell. pastor Of
the First Baptist Church. will head
Claus. and viii open headounrters in
the Monticello Arcade Building. The
.charitably-inclined will be urged to
send donations of all kinds and
large corps of workers will take care
OF the delivery OF the presents where
they are most needed. It Is declared
that there are hundreds who will need
charity. and not receiving 1t. Will spend
a poor Christmas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
THOMAS JOHNSON HANGED.
Dies on the Gallows for the Murder
of c. T. Snead.
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z NE VII A NJ q IL = " IAoe

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KING WILLIAM c. H.. VA, Deem
Der 13.-Thomas Johnson. the negro
found guilty of the murder OF Chap
man P. Snead. was hanged here to-day
Only about fifty people assembled here
on account of the execution. johnson
maintained his innocence TO the end.
The body was sent to the Medical Col
lege of Virginia.
This was brutal crime. On October
9Th last, while Mr.. Snead was on his
way from Hanover to Etna Mills, re-
turning home from Richmond. he was
assaulted within about two miles OF
his home between and o'clock In
the afternoon. and died at the Me-
mortal Hospital In Richmond on Oc-
stober 7th. He never regained con-
sciousness. johnson was suspected, and
was arrested on the 18th Of October
while at work on farm in Henrico
county. brought here on the Gath Of
October, indicted on the 25th of Oc-
tober. tried on the 31st of October and
LIST of November. and sentenced to hang
to-day.
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ter OF the late Thomas A.. Spears. died
yesterday morning at z o'clock at her

ter OF the late Thomas A, Spears. died
Yesterday morning at o'clock at her
home In Fulton.
o Mrs Rhs fsyei pat sr hH ps6. aqd
Raleigh and z, Lewis Phillips and Mrs.
Carrie u. Jefferles--all OF Richmond
The funeral Will take place from the
residence. Fulton Hill. this afternoon
ut 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. Mary Frances Hopkins.
Mrs. Mary Frances Hopkins died
yesterday at the Home for Ladies'. SIS
North Seventh Street.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been made.
Funeral Of Mr.. Storrs.
The funeral OF Mr.. Gervas storrs,
O'clock at his residence. No. 1926 West
Grace Street, will take place from tho
Hoge Memorial Presbyterian Church
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The remalns viii be accompanied by
Veterans. The selection of these old
letter written 70 Captain j. Taylor
The members OF the detail, which cons
isists of Messrs. David G. Richardson's,
lanes. y 2. 2. Cray w e.. Freeman. John
don r. Mason, the Rev. DR.. j. F. Smith
and Captain j. Taylor Stratton. are re.
The pall-bearers will be: Messrs. J.
Il. Grant, a. S. Grant, L. G. Grant. A.
s. Storrs, r. w. ,Storrs. F.. II. Ellerson.
Douglas Ellerson and Earnest Warran.
ner. all nephews OF Mr.. Storrs.
The intermert, which will be at En-
anuel Church, Henrico county, will be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
CERTIFY ALL WHO PAY.
Judge Martin Decides Tint treasurer
Must FOLLOW This COurAe.
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the, Law and chaneery. Court to-day
Judge William 3. Martin. in the tax
case. dismissed the petition OF I. N.
paI, e. e, George o l. Arps and e. II.
quIre the City Treasurer to certify only
to those registrations made personally.
The court held that section 3s OF the
aser 70 esri,fy list q those see persons
who have paid their poll-taxes. as pro-
vided for In the Constitution. means
that the treasurer shall. return the
their poll-taxes within the prescribed
time limit. the Constitution providing
plainly for the assessment OF an an
nual poll-tax OF $3.50 on all males
war veterans.
The court, held further that while
xass ha 81 s WcTS shall o Rs pa II
section 3s. which requires the treas
urer to- return the names of all per-
sons who have paid their poll-taxes.
and that while the word may have been
may, on the other hand. have been In
territorial for the reason that the Con-
stitutional Convention did not desire
1t in any instance to be left finally
with the treasurer to say who shall be
Judge Martin coincided with the de-
Tense that the proper place to test
this qualification of voter is at the
polls by challenge, and that the treas
urer was only validating the list as 10
and in the prescribed limit Of the law
There his duty ceases Otherwise.
voters, he declared. would be without
redress from the decision of the treas
urer.
No notice of appeal was given in
the case, as anticipated.
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The Rev. J. w. Dure will preach the
morning sermon. and the Rev. w. g..
Burch will oftlciate in the evening.

The Rev. J. w. Dure will preach the
morning sermon. and the Rev. w. g..
Burcli will offlciate in the evening.
Services at the Lee Camp Soldiers
Home will be conducted tomorrow by
the Rev. j. T. Mastjn at $3.50 P. NJ.
At the First Presbyterian Church
DIR. T. r. McFaden. the pastor. will
conduct the service at II A. NJ. and at
p. M.
The subject of the morning sermon
in the Seventh Street Christian Church
Will be The Note OF Rapture in the
Religion of Christ"
The usual services will be held at
Hoge Memorial Presbyterian Church to-
morrow by the pastor at II a. NJ. on
the subject, The Prosperity of the
Wicked: at P. NJ. on Tempting
Cod
The Rev. DR.. G. B. Stricken. of I'm.
ion Seminary. will preach at the new
Fairmount Presbyterian Church at
1880 p NJ, and will moderate a con-
gregational meeting to call pastor.
In the Emmanuel Baptist Church the
pastor. the Rev. E. w. Stone. win
preach at both services. Subjects, "On
Temptation" and Somebody's Touch"
At yenable Street Baptist Church.
the pastor. the Rev. Charles E. Stuart.
will preach at both services.
siss "A
The Rev. John L. Robinson, the pas
tor, will preach Tomorrow morning at
II o'clock at the First Unitarian
Church. His subject will be The BIZ
be We Believe In
At Grace Street Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow DR.. Witherspoon, the pas
tor, will occupy his pulpit both morn
ing and at night. He will take FOR
and Famine in the Land and at night
his subject Will he Failure Under
Trial"
AT Leigh Street Baptist Church the
pastor. the Rev. W. S. Dorset. will
preach tomorrow at the morning and
evening services.
DR.. w. r. l.. Smith. pastor of the
morning and evening. Themes: "The
Beseeching Cod and "Obedience to-
Cod"
Regular services will be held to-
morrow at II O'Clock in First Church
of Christ Scientist. Park Avenue and
Meadow Street. Subject. rs the Uni
verse. Including Man. Evolved by
Atomic Force?"
At the First Baptist Church. the pas
tor, the Rev. George w. Mcdaniel. will
preach at both services on Sunday at
II A. NJ. and s p. NJ. At the conclu-
sion of the evening services the ordi-
nance of baptism will be administered.
II AT the Grace Street Baptist Church
the pulpit will be occupied by the pas
tor, the Rev. David NJ. Ramsay, p. D.,
at both services. The morning subject
will be" Sample. of GraceH; .evening
subject, THE Reckoning Hand of !,
Hope"
The Rev. b. III. Melton will. preach at
the Marshall Street Christian. Church
both morning and evening. The public
are cordially welcomed.
The regular services 1t the Grove
Avenue Baptist Church Sunday morn
Ing and night Will be conducted by
the pastor, the Rev. DIR. wv. G.. James,
In the morning the pastor will preach |
on Peace" In accordance with the re-
quest of the Virginia League for IN
ternatlonal Arbitration.
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in rebuttal, first OF whom was L. r.
Hudson, who measured some newly
made tracks In the vicinity OF the
murder. which were OF the same meas
urements as the shoes OF Fred Jenkins.
On surrebuttal he aaid he also saw a
number OF other human tracks near
the same place, which also were SINH
lar to these. These measurements, too,
tailed with the size OF Jenkins's stoes.
Here both the Commonwealth and
the defense made known to the court
that they were through with all the
Testimony, and the court adjourned
until 10 o'clock Tomorrow morning,
when the argument OF counsel will
begin. Instructions Will then be given
them, and they will retire to consider
their verdict. @
The bloodhound testimony again
bobbed UP in court to-day, but was
not allowed to go to the jury because
the pedigree OF the dogs was not suf1i :
ciently shown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
COLONEL OATES IS NAMED.

Alabama Ex-Confederate to Have
Charge of Marking Grnves.
WASHINGTON, D. c., December H.
President Roosevelt to-day appointed
General William C. Oates to succeed
Colonel Elliott as commissioner to
mark Confederate graves. General
Oates was formerly Governor Of the
State of Alabama. colonel in the Con-
federate Army, brigaGier-g general in
the Spanish American War. and also
a former member OF the House of Rep
resentatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
SENT TO PENITESTIARY.
Negro Woman Given Ten Years fol
Infnntlclde.

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STEyENSyILLE. VA. December IL.
The Circuit Court of King and Queen
county is now in session. Alma Cary.
colored. was convicted of numbering
her infant child by abandoning 1t in
the woods. and given ten years in the
State Penitentiary.
Charles Johnson, colored. was con-
victed Of assault with intent to kill,
and given eighteen months in the pen
From the evidence in these cases 1t
appears that the cause of both was
whiskey. There are no licensed saloons
In this county. but several persons
have been fined from $50 to 800 for
selling without license. The fines do
not seem to deter them.
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Lynchburg Annexation Cn.e.

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LYNCHBURG. VA, December 49,.
After spending the major portion of the
day going over the territory proposed
to be annexed, Judge Anderson to-
night heard arguments In chambers in
the petition of the city for embargo
mcnt of its boundary. No decision was
rendered Tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
Arre.ted for Rohherx.

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NORFOLK, VA. December 13.-Co-
arrested in Portsmouth to-day on the
charge of robbery from the person. Ii
is charged that he went through the
pockets OF man named Joyner, who
was asleep IN the pool room OF a ho-
tel. securing several dollars. He was
held pending an examination. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
Sudden Death. IL Norfolk.

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NORFOLK. VA, December 13.-Mrs.
Mary G. Mahoney. wife Of Edward Ma
died suddenly this morning. She had
been ailing for some time. She was
formerly Miss Mary Larkins. OF Ports
mouth. Seven children survive her.
Street, aged seventy-three years. died
suddenly this morning from an attack
of acute Indigestion. The deceased is
survived by four daughters, two mar
3ried and two SINGLE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
DIR. CATLETT TO SUCCEED
DIR. ATKINSON, RESIGNED
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Spec1aI 10 The IImes.Dispatch
G STANTON. VA, December 13.-Dr.
years of faithful service as physician
to the Virginia School for the Deaf
and Blind. has resigned and the board.
In session last night and this morning,
elected DR.. j. B. Cntlett to succeed lbr.
Atkinson. passing complimentary reso-
lutions to the latter. DIR. Atkinson Is a
native Of Lunenburg. The board VIII
ask for an increased appropriation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
TRAIN WRECKED ON BRIDGE,
BUT NOBODY IS INJURED
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LYNCHBURG. VA, December 13.-
Train No. 40. the fast mail from Wash
ington over the Southern Railway. was
wrecked to-day on the bridge over Tye
River, thirty miles north of Lynchburg.
The engine was derailed, and 1t Is given
out here that no one was injured. Tho
escape of the train was miraculous
Traffic was blocked six hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
Dr.. watson W. Monroe.

MoNTEREYt5 s VA. December beIA' IA
tele gram from Parkersburg, West Wiz.
GINA, to Captain Harmon Hiner an.
nounces the death OF DR.. Watson w.
and prominent politician and bust.
ness man OF Parkcrsburg. DR.. Monroe
was of Highland extraction, his moth.
.er being a daughter Of the late George
Thomas Monroe, of ante bellum days.
Three years go he married Miss Mary
Hiner. OF this section, who survives
MIN with young child OF ten dlyl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
ROANOKE SHOEMAKER
FOUND DEAD IN SHOP

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s. ROANOylI.V a.. December 13.-Erank
j. Linkenhoker. who ran repair shop,
was found dead In bed in his shop to-
day. Heart disease Is supposed to
have been the cause of death. Linz
skenhoker was a native of Botetourt
is survived by his wife and three chil-
fdren.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
Y. M. c. A. SCHEDULE

! . M
The Mems meeting Tomorrow after
noon VIII be held IN the y, NJ: c.. A.
Hall at.3:t5 o'clock The Rev. Thomas
Sennnes. rector of st, Andrews Epis-
lcopal Church. will be the speaker, and
his theme, Tile Power of n Personal
Touch" Mrs NJ. h. Thomas will sing.
The Boys Sunday Afternoon Club
will meet In the Association Hall at
s2;l o'clock. Mr.. w. y. Reithard. the
boys on the subject, Who Won?" All
boys not under TEN and not vet six-
teen are cordially invited,
The Younger Young Mems Meeting
Will be held as usual at 2:A5 O'Clock,
and ..S The Gymnasium Rible, Study Club
Ill, 1l-26. Peters Sermon on Solomon's
Porch" All gymnasium men are In
Tie SUNDAY school Lesson Study
Club Will meet this afternoon at .
o'clock, IN the BOYS i Rooms OF the AS.
conduct 6 nd, the study, anlgall Sunday
: . ] :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
Mrs. d. II. sticklcy.

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STRASBURG. VA, December a.
mrs. y: ID. Stickley died suddenly here
commissions few hours before her
death. having been In her usual health.
she was siNty-fiye years old. Surviv.
Ing her are q husband and one sister,
Mrs. =. y. Shaver. OF Maurertown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
fulton HANGED FOR
MURDER OF JOHNSON.
With Firm Step He Ascends Gal
lows and Dies for Killing
His Friend.
CARRIES sEcR RET ToHls GRAVE.
fspecial7t 10 The Times. pispatct.

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ABINGDON, VA, December 13.--Fol
the murder Of John Johnson. a friend
Will, whom he had had a fight. Noah
Fulton was hanged In the Jail yard
here early this morning.
Wearing neat suit of clothes which
he had altered by tailor late last
night to At him, Fulton. leaning on the
arm of his spiritual adviser. ascended
the scaffo1d with firm step. BY his
request Nearer. My God. to Thee" was
sung. After the condemned man had
shaken hands with all who were within
his reach the black cap was adjusted
and just at the hour OF 8 Deputy
Sheriff Clark sprung the trap. At
twenty minutes past 8 the attendant
physician declared life extinct. The
body was taken down and delivered 10
the family for burial at Grecndale. in
this county.
Fulton said last night that he pos
sessed secret which. had It been
revealed at his trial. would have re.
suited In the hanging OF another man.
He carried this secret with him to
the grave.
story OF the Crime.
The crime for which Fulton was
hanged was the murder OF John John
son, near Greendale, in this county. 81,
the 27th day OF last April These two
boys were about the same age, and
grew up together. They had been
working at a lumber plant in West
Virginia, where they had fight. AZ
ter their return home Johnson boasted
that he had whipped Fulton. On hear
Ing this Fulton, accompanied by his
brother. went to a neighbours house.
where Johnson was visiting, called him
out began quarrel. and pulling a
revolver fired five shots at his victim.
One OF these shots cut an artery in
the leg. from which Johnson bled to
death in a few minutes. Before he
fell Johnson had walked some dis.
lance. and called back that they
would let the law settle this trouble"
Fulton deliberately reloaded his re-
volyer and fired another shot.
After the murder Fulton attempted
to escape. but was arrested on the
train near Jonesboro. Tenn. brought
back to Abingdon, tried and convicted
at the first court which convened.
His attorneys, John j. Stuart and
L. P. Summers, exhausted every legal
means to save their client. The Court
OF Appeals granted a stay of the exc
cution OF the sentence. and Governor
Swanson respited him for thirty days
to give time for him to prepare for
death.
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DEATHS

about II O'Clock Friday
morning. December 18th. at her. rest
dence in Scottsvllle, Va, Mrs. MAR
TIA FLEMING BRIGGS. widow Of
Jacob, II. Briggs. Mrs. Briggs was
born in Halifax county, Va. on Feb
ruary -, 1892, and was married De-
cember 9. 1886 She was the daugh-
ter of William Kendall and Martha
Fleming Lee She Is survived by
seven children. of whom Mrs. Agnes
E.. Burgess. Mrs. NJ. L. Brown and
John A. Briggs reside in Richmond:
d. *. Briggs. In Portsmouth, Va;
G.. W. Briggs, scottsville, Va; r.. Ii.
Briggs 81 !, 9f culpep 2 Va. and y, Ed
Briggs had been resident of this
town for more than fifty years, and
character had endeared herself to
all who had the pleasure of know
ing her. She was q devoted mother
and consistent member of the
Methodist Church.
Funeral services will be conducts
cd from her late residence THIS
(Saturday) AFT ERNoON at . o'clock
and burial at the Presbyterian Gene
s terry directly following.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
CHRISTMAS pREsENTs ron An.
Plan Tut on Foot IN Norfolk to Extend
gG Aid to tAilsthe8 Poor

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| NORFOLK. VA, December, 4 a,--Plansi
Were definitely ARRANGED to-day for n
3cllurphes and business men Of the city,
which has for Its object to see that
the Door OF rridewater Virginia lack
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
Especial to The Times. DIspatch,

sTRASBURG, VA, December ls.-w.
g Rau died at .Edenburg as a result
OF od-poisoning: The attack re-
suited several weeks ago from trim.
ming a corn on the foot. Having been
clerk In several valley hotels, he was
known. to most of the travelling men
throughout the Valley. He was fifty
years old. Surviving him are two
brothers. A. o. Rau, of Roanoke. Va.
+. r. Rau, OF New York, and a sister.
Miss Hattie Rau. of Edenburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
IN NIENlO ItI,AI,I.

aBIIlaC 4 This is 5i,t memory of my
dear alln 4, I.lJ ~, q I3URCtI, 58 WhD
crossed over the rive AZ one Year ago
IL to- day, We miss thee more and
u lnore, dear one blu orr loss ssis orr
gain, f1a fond niece,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14

Especial to The Times- Dlspatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA, December 49,
Joseph II. Peer, one of Western Fred
erick's Oldest and best known citizens.
is dead at his home at Grand Springs
Mr.. Peer was seventy-tive years Of age
daughter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14
Mrs. S. A. Fuller.

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MARTINSVILLE, VA. December 10.
Mrs. s. A. Fuller, widow of the Rev.
s: A.. Fuller. Baptist minister who
died here some fifteen years ago. died
here last night. aged about sixty five
years: Mrs. Fuller had been in bad
health for several years. and death was
not unexpected She is survived by
two daughters. Mrs. j. Franklin Cary,
of Portsmouth. va. and Miss. Annett
Fuller. of Martinsville. The interment
VIII take place here tomorrow.
Alrss Alma Powell.
ISpecial to The Times. Dispatch.1
HARRISONBuRG. VA. December IS.
Mrs. Alma Powell. wife of Rufus d.
Powell. a liveryman, at Elkton. died
this morning. Her death was due to
consumption, and she had been III for
three years. She is survived by her
husband and two brothers, her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Petty. She
was twenty-five years of age.
Miss Bette Warren.
tSpecialto The Times Dispatchl
LuFtAY. VA, December 13.-Miss
Bette Warren, popular lady OF Luz
ray. died at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. Virginia Warren, on Water Street,
this evening after lingering illness,
Her death was due to spinal meningi-
It's. She was about sixty years of age.
and her mother the Oldest person in
Page county, being ninety-eight years.
Joseph II. Peer.
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Mrs. Anne VI. Hnrdy.
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WINCHESTER, VA, December 49,
Mrs. Anne NJ. Hardy, widow OF
William Hardy. Of Mount Jackson. diet
at the Winchester Memorial Hosnita
to-day. aged seventy years. Mrs. Hard,
was a daughter of DR.. Alonzo Triplet
one of Shenandoah county's most prom.
inent citizens One daughter, Mrs. Ma,
Wine. and one son. Harry Hardy, boti
OF Mount Jackson, survive her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-14

CORMACA.-PaSsed away, December
10th. in New York City. p. & C.aCOR-
MACK. the daughter OF Hannah and
". S. Selden. undertaken, of this
the funeral will take place SUN
DAY, December 18th, at 1880 o'clock
from his residence, 1908 East Leigh
Ii Street.
HoPSINS.-Died. December 10. 19o7, at
Richmond Home for Ladies, 5I5
North Seventh Street. Mrs. MARY
FRANCES HOPKINS. f
Hour of funeral will be announced
later.
PHILLIPS. led. December 18th. al Z
a.. NJ. Mrs MARY W.. PHILLIPS.
wife Of WILLIAM a; Phillips, and
Spears. She, is survived by her hus-
band and four children. u. Raleigh,
+ r. Lewis. William Spears, Miss Pat
tie Mrs. Carrie u, Jeffries. and by
one sister. Mrs, "a, s. Furcron, all
II y of this city
Hill THIS saturday AFTERNOON
IN at 2 o'clock.
Died at his residence. 1895
West Grace Stgset;, ~. z a. ~ NJ. p Pc
4 llls seysntysfirs year, Il . Il,
busted 81 ths HAS y s,morissl Shrs 81
~ rIlRNOON. December 14th. Inter-
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