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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-19
Afternoon Session

Reading-Mrs. c. G. Gardner, Chick
asha.
Paper--Neuasthenia, DR.. Mahaffy Of
Oklahoma City.
Diseases Of the Throat, DR..
Ella Ray, Tulsa.
Paper Osteopapthic Obstetrics, DR.
Nay, Enid.
Paper-How to Successfully Handle
infectious Diseases, DR.. Rouse, Ok
lahoma City.
Paper-The Spine, from an Osteo-
pathic Point Of View, DR.. Shackleford,
Ardmore.
Address Needed Legislation, DR..
Ross, Oklahoma City.
Editors report.
Discussion.
Adjournment.
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Mrs. MccIure's Chautaugua cho-
raj class will meet daily at the carne-
gle Library from 10 4. NJ. to 12 in-
stead Of from 8 to II.
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Evsniag Session

The banquet in the evening will be
held in the parlors Of the Methodist
church and plates will be laid for one
hundred persons.
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anaa for nearly an honr.

encc for nearly an hour
After his address the election Of or
Ulcers for the ensuing year was taken.
Or. Rouse Of Oklahoma City. placed
in nomination Dr. w. S. corbin Of this
city saying that DE- corbin had been
one Of the hardest workers in the ass
sociation and it was due in great mea-
sure to the efforts Of Drs. corbin and
Dining that the meeting Of the as
sociation was the success it was. The
election Of Dr.. Corbin was made una
nimous. The other officers of the as
sociation were as follows:
Dr.. E. NJ. Bailey Of Shawnee, vice
president; Dr.. J. A. Ross, Oklahoma
City, Secretary; Dr. /. N. Mahaffy,
South McAlester, treasurer; and Drs.
J. A. Price, Guthrie and E. N. Bar
ley, Shawnee, trustees.
The following osteopaths from diff
ferent parts Of the state had arrived
to attend the convention here up to
nine o'clock this morning:
Drs. Mahaffy, Rouse, Ross, Barber,
johnson, Oklahoma City; Drs. Thomp-
son, Mahaffy, South McAIester; Drs.
Me Curtain and Despair, Lawton, o.
T.; Dr.. Nay, husband and child Of
Enid Okla; Drs. Miller and Trip
lett, Enid, Okla; DR.. Bailey, Shawnee
Okla; and DR.. Price, Guthrie, Okla.
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The experience Of his city have recently had
with ought admoniton enough without fur
lher employ and home mechanics is
Just necessary buy home labor patronze
you employ men, you helping build chickasha
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And fool has stirred spot disturb the
harrow Of the fearful Some official action should
put stop monkeyng with the weather.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-19

The Chauauqua something Chickaha brings enter
thoughts all peaurabe and eleyatng should be
permanent institution.
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Mention the constitution Chckasha audience and to
get applause The opposition the constitution here will not make
spectacle corporals guard.
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The political proposition before the house just is the
convention Reford Bond will go the convention with
and excellent chance Every citizen Of Chckasha
should possible Mr. Bond He has the united
Of Grady county every democrat should make himself commit
Of boost for Bond
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Haskell the standard bearer and the constitution the patfOr
is a combination that will win-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-19

democracy kind Bryan viii be the chOc
O. the for the next standard bearer
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Everybody pleased with the ohaaauqua The Commercial club
good piece Of business when they secured il.
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Judge spoonng infringement
upon peace dignity contrary made and
provided in such k
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Ths. .9shag for svsryBody svsy day = eoavati0a ha

Russia said to be verge reyolutiouu kind of habit
Russia has ~
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The harmonious convention indicated that democrats will stand to
gsther in the campaign.
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No time should be lost organizing county democratic campag
committee getting the county democracy shape for battle Let TIL
gospel democracy preached precinct until election
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report get Oklahoma Central
Chcasha will get connection with another railway
system.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-19

too much Mr. Bryan give lecture without akr
pOitthat the theme the people like to hear him discuss
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Even the republicans getting tired Of picking flaws with the
They will grow weary their job the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-19

Mr. Cuce fotges who fought him and for the straight
democratic ticket When defeated leader speaks this his fol-
willing to kewseand the Express believes that
Ties VIM
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The progpm for the balance ol
the day is as follows.
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Zl',Zg4Rl
something everybody Day At convention ha
Russia i said to Be on the verge habit
Russia has fallen into
The harmonious state convention will
stha n the campaign.
Haskell as the standard apd he platform
combination that will win
Oklahoma democracy Bryan Bryan choice
Of the for the next standard bearer
Everybody pleased with the ohssnuqa The Commercial club did
good piece Of business when they secured it.
expect Bryan give lecture without talking
some PiHsS-thats The theme The people like ohear him discuss
republicans getting picking flaws with the
uon They will oi their job the campaign
II the report that tie Gouds get
that Chcash will connection with another railway
Al Oklahoma Judge has decided "spoOnng' infringement
dignity the the law made and
provided n such
audience yau to
The opposition the constitution here will not make
spectacle corporals guard.
Chautauqua something in Chickasha brings
thoughts and it all puabe evang should be-
premanen institution
stirred disturb the
official should
put stop this miscellaneous monkeying with the weather
No time should be organizing democratic campaign
committee and getting the county democracy shape for battle Let the
democracy preached precinct from until election
Mr. those fought him and for the straight
ticket When defeated leader speaks this his fol
ought willing kewiseand the believes that
Ties vim
The main political proposition just
will the convention with
and excellent vim Every citizen Of Chickasha
should give all the possible Mr. Bond He has the united
Grady county should make himself commit
Eee Of one to boost for Bond
The experience that his city have recently had
admonion enough without fur
Eher employ home mechanics It
labor home merchants When
employ men, you helping to build Chickasha.
Chickosh0 Bottling Works
E. 5. DOUGAN, Proprietor
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building until late In tho evening. When
Bedford arrived at the Lorraine the SER
he was feeling sick, he went ITO bed
without anything to eat. Ho was awak-
ened the next morning by the same de-
tectives and taken to Mr.. Caravans office
valet, who had had nothing to eat in
two days and who was Ill and weak, was
put through grueling cross-exanlna-
ton. He staggered home to the Lor-
raine.
Nellie Leahy declares Bedford's con-
dition was caused by his experience at
the hands of Jerome's aids, and was
directly responsible for his death a few
days later
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Doctors Admit
Innt They Cam DO Nothing More For
Your Stomach Than Stunrps
Dyspepsia Tablets are
Doing Every Day.
COSTS NOTHING no TRY.

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headaches, heartburn, palpitation, liver
trouble, Insomnia, nervous debility.
They ali have their beginning in {,
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Juices or grind the food which is tahon
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II 50. we urge you to send for a
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Tablets It will cost you nothing, anc.
surely VIII bring lis no gain unless yuu
ind after using it, that you are bena-
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There Is absolutely, no danger In w.
ing Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Moth
ing Is contained In them that has nor
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Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets will di-
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send for trial package to-day. H. A.
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BEDFORD'S BLOOD
ON THEIR HANDS
So Charges Nellie Leahy, Former
~ Mrs. Harry Thaw's
Maid.
LSpeeial 70 the Timof Dispatch. i

NEW YORK February 4. Nellie
Leeily, formerly Mrs, Harry Ti.aw's
maid, To-day charged that the methods
Caravan in getting the testimony Of WI.
IAN bedt0rd We're directly responsible
Ier Ne Illness which resulted Ia the
ht;in IN death short time after
William bedford had been n r,a rTS
ln nay, employ for nearly eight years.
Nv" Gays after the tragedy detectives
ron =, me q, district attorneys Office arrived
fort ont Of bed to Mi. Garyan's once ttr
where he was told 10 wait. He Was not
laIInited Ia lsaya Lhs Criminal l,n,,rt,u
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tho ssipper of the yacht acted with
indectsion. for the yacht slowed down
III front OF the schooner. a crash fol-
lowed the Hickman striking the Mag
ara q ElancinE blow Mt tho stern, and
CARRYING away the yachts snagstaff and
q pit OF It's rigging. 1t was narrow
escape for the pleasure craft.
The skipper OF the schooner caused
me helm of his vessel to be thrown
nara i, to port In an EFFORT to avoid tho
s cs But for the prompt action
VI the schooners skipper the Yacht
would have been struck amidship and
sen to the bottom, with all aboard
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DEATHS.

suddpnly. Saturday
night 1890 o'clock, at her residence,
1870 Wcst Marshall Street. Mrs, BIER
nfiA LEO kllt t,,s after stroke
from the time she was stricken until
the end
Mrs. Keller was born In Switzer-
land SIXTY nino years ago. She came
10 this country forty Years ago She
~ survived by hyo children and eight
Erandch!ldren.
Funeral VIII fake place TUESDAY
MORNING o O'Clock, from ST, Mary''s
Catholic Church. Intermcnt st. Mary's
Cemetery. 1arinnds and acquaintance
inplted Ia attend
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. John Broadwicke.

Mrs. John Broadwicke, of Powhatan
county, died Sunday morning at 1:10
o clock at the Virginia Hospital, after
an illness of six weeks. Her remains
We're conveyed to the home Of her niece,
Mrs. Willis Cobb, No. 25l1 East Clay
Street, whence they We're taken to her
home yesterday. The funeral will be held
in Powhatan county.
Mrs. Broadwickc is survived by her
husband, one daughter, Mrs. Frank Con-
drey, of this city, and four sons--Messrs.
Edward, Leslie, Henry and Nino Broad
WI ri. 81 +
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[Speclal to Tho Times. Dlspatch.1 #@
NORFOLK, VA, February 4.--.How-
ard Gould's big and Observation-Disclosures
steam yacht Niagara, with it's owner
and party OF New York friends
aboard, was near destruction or Old
Point Comfort early last night as the
result OF an effort by tho yacht to
cross the bow OF !the three masted
schooner Harbeson Hickman, which
was sailing into Hampton Roads be-
fore spanking twenty-flve- mile
breeze.
The machinery OF the yacht seems
to have become disarranged, or ciso
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there are number OF candidates. AMI
1t Is a matter Of doubt which will b(
the final choice of the board. Those X
the race are Captain Charles S. Atkint
son, Captain w. II. Joynes and captait
j. +. Ratto.
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w. r. ENGLAND.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch3
CARTERSVILLE, VA, February A.
Mr. W. r. England died at his home in
Washington, D, c., Monday morning at
O'clock, after almost three weeks OF In
tense suffering. Mr.. England formerly
lived in Gainesville, and his remains will
be brought here for interment. The
body will reach Richmond on the Sea-
board train about O'Clock, and come
to Pemberton on the Chesapeake and
Obio train, leaving Richmond at 5:15.
The interment will be made Wednes-
day morning, with Masonic ceremonies.
Mr.. England was for a long time q
devoted member of the Gainesville Meth
odist Church. and since his removal to
Washington has been member of Mt.
Vernon Methodist Church. He leaves a
wife and three sons, Messrs. James and
William England and Master Alfred Eng
land, to mourn his loss. He also leaves
three sisters, Miss Augusta England, OF
Washington; Mrs. II. ]. Rhodes, OF Car
tersville, and Mrs. B. NJ. England, of Gin
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THE THEIR

Forecast: Yirgina-Snow Tuesday,
followed by fair in the afternoon, cold
er on the coast; Wednesday, fair; brisk
northeast winds, becoming north
North Carol!na-Rain or snow Tues.
day; colder on the coast: Wednesday
fair; fresh to brisk north shifting to
west winds asIi,
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Moore, Dr.. II. 3. stratton, j. j. II. Bro

Moore, DR. r. p. Stratton, j. j. II Bro "eT
and Alexander Jennings.
All fre-engine houses In the city We're
draped in black yesterday and their tiass
placed at half-mast. The black will DO
worn for thirty days. In some Instances
a picture of the dead chief was displayed.
suitably draped. The bells at all depart
ment houses We're tolled at intervals
during tho hour of the funeral.
Tribute to Him..
President John II. Frschkorn. of the
Board OF Fire Commissioners. said yes
sterday:
chief. Ny twenty years personal
acquaintance with him brought this
conviction to me. It has never
changed, for the simple reason that
Chief Fuller was always the same
calm, cool and collected,--having the
entire confidence OF his men ard
working with them in all they did.
y lie always took care Of his men.
That, in fact, explains their devotion
to him.
'"There are three things that Chief
Fuller has always stood for In my
estimation; First. his unchanglnE
honesty; second, his sincere Christian
character, and, lastly, his absolute
fearlessness and GOODNESS In the face
Of danger.
Being builder by trade. he knew
TO a nicety the construction OF any n
building, and hence could always
take care that his men were not sent
into needless risks In their duties.
Ho was my ideal Chief
Mayo gcCnytlH SAID yesterday;
"lt will be difficult to find worthy
successor to Chief Fuller He seemed
TO DO peculiarly we'll adapted TO the
Important position he held. and in
which he was faithful, Ills departure
will be distinct loss to the conl-
munity,''
Meet Next Monday.
The Board of Fire Commissioners will
meet on Monday. February nth, to
select successor, anu it seems prob
able that the choice will be Mr., George
q. Shaw the present assistant and act,
ing chief of the department.
For the office Of assistant to the chiel
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AT OLD WINTER i
Are you drest sosyou can defy
the snow MANI
Have you fortified yourself
with one Of our double breast
ed long overcoats7
These coats are n1ade.ior this
climate. Try onelon'and you'll
teel as lit were made for you.
It's so easy now.
Only S12.7B.
We're SIS and 500.
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Mrs. William Legrande.
lSnecial To I'M. Timns. Qisnn tch !


CREWE VA, February AIRS. Will
liam Legrand., nee Davis, Of Keysville,
died ct the home Of her husband hero
Saturday night aged twenty-seven years.
Her husband had been Ill Of fever, and
she, in a brokenAown condition from
nursing him, contracted the fever. sha
leaves two children and her husband, who
Is still Ill.
The remains We're taken to Farmvill"
Sunday, thence eighteen miles out In tho
country to the family burying ground,
near Capitola, Charlotte county.
The body Of the five-year-old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Maxey was
brought here to-day and buried in the
Crewe cemetery.
Miss Sarah D. Jackson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
WINCHESTER, VA, February 4.-Fol-
lowing a brief Illness, due to an attack OF
grippe, combined with the inhrmities Of
age, Miss Sarah D. Jackson died this
morning at tho Rose Hill Dairy Farm,
south of Winchester. Miss Jackson was
cighty-four years old, and for the greater
part of her long life had lived in this
county. She was n deyout member of
the society OF Friends. Miss Jackson is
survived by the following nephews and
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William G. .Laughlin.

tSpecaI to The Times Dlspatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, February 4.
G. Laughlin. son Of Colonel
w. L. Laughin, proprietor of the Elk
change Hotel here, died yesterday, aged
thirty-three years. He Is survived by
his wife and one son, his parents and two
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.i.eces: r. Frank and Robert Barr and
MSS MSS Jennie. Barr, of Winchester. and
E Lewis Barr. of Washington. D. c.
William H. Lewis.
tsnecial to The Times Dispatch
MANCHESTER. VA, February 4.-Wil-
iitn "a. Lewis. well-known resident OF
inns city, died this morning at his home
1oliowing n weeks Illness of pneumonia
aged seventy-tlve years. Surviving nre
8 ms widow. Mrs. Sarah Z. Lewis; one
aaushter; Mrs ] I. Males, OF this city.
ana ana 1our sons--Charles Lewis, of Ope-
'q VI va. Alonzo L. Lewis, of Nebraska
D ., Lewis. Of Cumberland, Nd. and
FRANK Lewis. OF Baltimore.
Mrs. Molly Pinkerton.
= !, l! Sne =, to The Times Dispatch
,.CARIERSV1LLE. VA, February A.
mrs Molly Pinkerton died ar the homa
Of her nephew, MI A. T. Brown. near
Cartersville, on Saturday night. She was
sovehty-seven years OF age. ana had
been IN feeble health for several years.
Tile 1nterment was made Sunday after
noon at the Methodist Church. of which
she was member, the service being
conducted by Rev. j. NJ. Rowland.
William Morton Watkins.
- lspeeial to The Times Dispatch.]
Wa rG;,Li;A = r VA, February A.
NhAolLpIl NdlhlIlS, son or the
late Charles 3. Watkins. died in Min
neapolls, Mimi, "Wednesday night. Jan
uary 80. 1907. of heart disease. MIR.
,,W ss was forty years old, and had
twenty years. His remains will reach
Clarksville Tomorrow. and the inter
men VII take place in oakhurst Gene
. en re was of a genial disposition,
Mason and an Elk, and took O great
interest in these fraternties.
Mrs. Bette Trout.
scoTTsvII.LE, VA, February A.
Mrs. BEETLE Trout. widow Of ]. c. Trout.
was buried at her old home. in Flu
y, county on Wednesday. Mrs.
Trout's maiden name was Ballard She
leaves one son. Mr.. Odell Trout.
Mrs. W. A. Bryant died at her home,
on Snowden Farm. in Buckingham
was twenty-eight years old. Fer hus-
band and four small children survive her.
Miss BERTHE Cochran.
tspccisl to The Times Dispatchl
WINCHESTER, VA, February A.--Miss
BERTHE Cochran. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Cochran. died this morning at
the home Of her parents near Chambers
Vile. this county, after an illness of
grippe and measles. Miss Cochran was
twenty-one years old.
Mrs. Jane Taylor.
Especial to Therimes Dispatch
WINCHESTER,V VA, February Mrs.
Jane Taylor, widow Of John Taylor.
well-known aged lady OF Stephens City,
died on Sunday at the home Of her
nephew, William Brill following a lin
gering illness. Mrs. Taylor was eighty
years old
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General Samuel Helabird.

WASHINGTON, February Brgadier-
General Samuel Helabird. retired, one OF
The oldest and best-known United States
army officers In the country, and former
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, died In this city
Yesterday after brief illness. in his
eightteth year lie will be buried In tho
Soldiers Home Cemetery Tuesday GEN
oral llelabird graduated from West Point
IN lSi9, He was known In literary cir
c'cs as the Translator OF General Jomlni's
treatise on Grand Military Operations Of
Frederick tho Great"
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Warm gloves, "dry : ioot".
shoes, rubbers, rain coats, hats
chaap-everything for your
comfort and good appearance.
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Frank P. Howell.

SUFFOLK. VA, February 1.-The re-
mains of Frank P. Howell. who died at
a New York sanitarIum. will tomorrow
arrive In Suffolk for burial. The deceased
1s survived by @ widow, two daughters
and three sons r
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, n,, r. Trunk and Robert Barr and
MSS Jennie Barr Of Winchester, and
Lewis Barr. Of Washington D C.
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Showed How Twas Done.

Meyer Cohen, song writer who was
an eyewitness OF the tragedy, testified
that he saw Thaw or tho Madison
Square Roof Garden the first time dur
ing the initial act of the musical COM
edy. Cohen described on diagram
the position OF the table at which White
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Mrs. lane TAYLOR.

Especial to The Times Dspa tcil.
WINCHESTER. VA. February 4..-Mrs.
Jane Taylor, widow Of John Taylor. a
aged lady OF Stephens City,
died on Sunday at the home of her
nephew, William Brill, following a lin
gering illness. Mrs. Taylor was eighty
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Services in Church.

The church service was conducted by
the Rev Henry sltGarce Al as and the
Rev. B. Fl. Melton in the absence OF Rev.
Mr.. Haley, the pastor. AS the funeral
party entered the church male quar-
tet sang How Firm Foundation"
after which selections of scripture were
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Mrs. Kate Estes.

ID survived by @ widow. two daughters
and three sons.
Mrs. Kate Estes.
FREDERICKsBURG.v VA, E,Sbruary 4.
Mrs. Kate Estes, wife Of Charles Estes,
or Louisa county, died Thursday after
brief illness. and is survived by her hus-
band and five children.
Mr.. Stephen Mason.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. February 4.
Stephen Mason, of Mathews county, died
Thursday, aged thirty-lve years. Ho
leave leaves a widow, five sisters and thren
brothers.
Wallace A. Lassiter.
SUFFOLK. VA, February 4-Wallace
A. Lasslter died this morning at his
home, near Suffolk, aged forty-four years.
A. widow daughter and two sons sur
vive him
Mrs. Frank Todd.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February A.
Mrs. Crank Todd, OF Mathews county,
died Friday at her home, after a short
Illness Her husband and two daughters
survive her