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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
TRAIN -ROBBER WRITING
HISTORY Of HIS LIFE
Percy Martin, Now in Boydton
Jail. Committing to This Page
His Travels and Experiences.

BOYDTON. VA. January a -'rhc dwell
ing-house Of Richard Sydnor. "a very
worthy and respectable colored man. llv-
ing about mile southwest Of town. was
totally destroyed by fire last night about
10 o'clock This Is the second dwelling
house DESTROYED by fire within week ina
this community.
The bushes OF the Circuit Court clerks
ONCE has Increased a great deal within
the past fNw years Clerk H. T. Hutche-
son has three deputies now employed in
the Office
Percy Martin. who stands charged with
the train robbery on the Seaboard Rail
way and who IS confined In one of th..
steel cages OF the Jail In this place i.
Willing away his time IN writing a histor,,
OF his life, which he means 10 have pub
lished. He has written one hundred ard
forty pages already. and VIII doubtless
give an interesting account OF his life
lie says he has Travelled an over tho
south as a newsboy beginning THAT work
when no was only sixteen Years old. 81.
u bright and talks intciigcnuy of hiss
last lie. lie receives lsttcss iron. his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
STILL MORE PROOF.
That Dr. Williams Pink Pills Have
Cured Even the Most Stubborn
Cases OF rheumatism.

When I was boy OF sixteen" sa,-
nj otto H. Rose, p retired grocer. %
1926 Lexington Avenue Indianapolis
Ind. 81 mot with o FERROUS accident.
which injured the bone OF nv head over
the right eye. 7 recovered from the
accident TO all appearance but not
many years after / began g. have in-
tense pains IN the Injured bone. which
came on every year and would last from
a Few DAYS 20 several weeks
Il consulted the doctors Who tod me
that 7 was suffering from neuralgia The
sight or my right eve was affected. 80
tnat AT times I could scarcely see out
% e. while both eyes waterei constantly.
During these attacks 1 was often dizzy
from the terrible pains. The pains came
on every morning, and passed away in
tho afternoon. I never suffered from the
pain night.
7 tried without success fo Eet relief
until q friend told me 70 try Or VII
lams' Pink Pills. when 7 had taken
few boxes ] felt the pain growing less
intense, and in a much shorter time than
had hoped for I was entirely cured.
have recommended the pills 20 several
persons. who have used them with good
results
Ny vic uses Dr. williams Pink Pills
for nervous headaches and hnds them
the best medicine she has ever used. az
they give relief where all others fail"
Dr. VILLAINS Pink Pills are sold by
al druggists or sent postpaid on re-
ceipt % price. 50 cents per box. six
boxes $3.50. by the Dr. Williams Med-
cine Company. Schenectady. y. =.
An Instructive booklet. entitled "Ner-
vous Disorders will pe sent free on re-
quest TO any one interested.
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COURT AND school
GIVE WAY TO WEDDI1G
Both Take Recesses During Hour
Of Marriage of DR.. Peirce
and Miss Combs.
Is7e-''ai % ne 17Imes D-rDateh-

LANCASTER G.. II. Va. January . -
Grace Episcopal Church. this place. was
allied 70 Overlooking at high noon yes
terday. with a notable asserlblas-o.
brought together 20 witness the marriage
OF Mss Elizabeth Burlington Combs 20
Or. Chichester Tabscott Peirce. Tho
church was tastcflly and elaboratelv
decorated with everEreens and uotted
plants The bridesmaids. wearing white
" esn chiffon trimmed with lace. and cor
IFing carnations. and tie gro0nsmen. all
dressed IN conventional black. entered the
church IA the following order.
bliss Lotue Snow. OF Northumberland
county with Mr. Charles Snead- Miss
Margaret Allen. OF CoYtngton. with r,r
~ g. oldham. Mss Lillian Cralle. OF XII
l..ti"". =. Win Mr. T. D. Tlckiin. Miss
Grace Pincsard with Mr. Robin Sor-is.
Miss Laura Chiffon with Nr. Cornelius
Sullivan
Miss sadie Combs. sister OF tho bride
Sas maid 81 honor. and MI Beverly
Brown. native % this county. blt novR.
best man.
The b-ide vas beautifully attIred in
"nite silk over ivory satin and carried
q bouquet or Brides roses. She was
gwen away by Mr yesterday. OF Wash
ington. j.. c.
-''N rAi-Nt4t Na1 reformed by tive
Rev. i r. Combs rector Of this parish
ana father Of the bride. assisted bv the
Rev. Meade Clark. rector Of ST Janaes's
Church. Richmond. whose VIE is a sister
u the groom.
The Circuit court nOp in session hero
and the Lancater High School both gave
intermlss!ons IN honor az the occasion.
Following the ceremony an elegant r.
cepton was given the bridal party a.
le rectory. after which the bride and
groom. accompanied b. many friends
drove across the country 10 Trvington
where they took the steamer for an ex-
tended bridal tour 10 Baltimore. Wash
iugton. Richmond and other southern
cities. on their return they will reside
az their beautiful country home near Lit
walton, IN this county
The bride ~ the eldest daughter OF
the Rev. l. r. Combs rector Of the
Episcopal churches IN this parish. and
t. one OF tine most attractive and accom-
phshed young ladies in the county. The
groom is widely known as one Of the
most popular and successful physicians
in tina Northern Neck. being tho Youngest
son OF the late Tunstall Peirce. of Ian
caster.
There were many beautiful and costly
bridal presents.
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MOTHER AND CHILD
IN GREAT PERIL
Slide From Horse in Middle of
Swollen Stream-Rescued
With Difficulty.
0speclal . The ilnes-Dfspatcs ,

MONTEREY. VA. January a. High
land is "a land Of shallow waters; set Il
close call was experienced by Mrs VIII
liam Ginger and little babe while attempt
ing TO cross Jackson's River. ten miles
south Of this place a few days ago. Size
was riding horseback. with babe i'm arms
when from some cause the saddle girth
broke in midstream. and both mother and
child toppled Into the swollen ford 4
woman who CHANGED to be near waded
in and rescued the child. but Mrs Ginger
vas carried down stream some distance
TO a deep eddy place in the river. where
she was taken out IN an unconscious
condition By Mr.. II. IT, Terry. who swan
to hcr assistance. She was rcsuscitated
after a short time.
Mr.. II. II. Slaven. Of Meadow Dale. has
just acquired bv purchase a valuable
piece OF grazing land in the Big VALLEY.
this county 1t is "a portion Of The NJ
Chnuc farm. 40 acres. and the price
paid was $3.50. This is regarded as on.
OF the finest grass sections .n this blue
grass section Of Virginia
Mr.. Ernest II. McCuntic. a wei Known
attorney Of Monterey. VINO is closing up
his practice here with view - locating
in Indian Territory. is now on VOYAGE 10
Europe He sails to-day on the steamer
Wilhelm der Crosse for the Niediterran-
can. and VIII diSembark AZ Naples MT
McCiintic expects 70 return about March
10Th
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FARMERS HEAR
OTHER ADDRESSES
HELPFUL TRUCKING TALKS
Agriculturists Of This Section
Deeply Interested in This Class
Of Farming Use OF Fertilizers.
IspeeIaI . rhs TIne.-pi.na.,h- /

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. January "a
Tho second and closing day or the Farm
erS Institute was held in the courthouse
hero to-day. 4 rather larger attendance
was present than yesterday. owing prob
ably to the abatement OF tine cold and
the report OF yesterdays proceedings.
Farmers from AL parts Of James city
and York counties were present TO take
advantage OF tho Last opportunity for this
wear u hearing good. plain. practical
addresses. Many business men. aside
from the farmers were also present. and
we addresses were OF equal interest To
them az 20 the farmers
The exercises were opened this morn
ing by Professor K. J Davidson. who
consumed the morning from 20 o'clock In
recurring ON Economic Tss OF Fertflf-
zers- Professor Davidson could not
nave chosen a more interesting subject
Tor ms hearers. particularly those who
own small farms As il wei known o,.
OF the chief obstacles the farmer mas On
contend with in this section is his ferti1f
zer bill. FERTILIZERS have TO ie constantly,
used on the lands To keep them IN order.
Most farmers have a poor idea OF how
10 distribute fertilizers. and consequent,
the fertilizer bills make deep holes I'm
their profits
The address was. therefore. listened To-
with the closest attention az the sug-
sesuons being thrown out meant so MANY
dollars In the pockets OF a large number
or the listeners. Tho speaker showed
how, IN the ordinary application OF fer
uNzeTs. 80 much Is either wasted or used
needlessiy. He gave many valuable SUE
geSuons as to the proper application ami
kinos or FERTILIZER TO be used on Sif-
ferent kinds Of soil. and impressed Ills
listeners with the fact OF how much
can be saved by a proper study OF the
problem
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Market Gardening.

Nj J. J. Babcock lectured from 1870
20 O'Clock this afternoon on .Tr1icl
Ing and Market Gardening" The address
was excellent. being both interesting and
instructive Market gardening is fol-
lowed "a a considerable cxtcnt h,- fb.
farmers IN tho immediate vicinity ~ WV
h1msburg. and trucking is one OF The
principle industries Of the Peninsula e.,
mat the subject was Of particular interest
90 nearly every person present The
suggestions made by Ny Babcock IN re-
gard 20 raising early vegetables ana
trucks FOR market, and TO the proper
handling and shipping OF them. we're.
therefore. OF much practicable value 10 his
listeners
The institute vas closed with an add
dress by Professor A. NJ. SOule. on For
age Crops for Eastern Virginia" The ad-
dress was most interesting but proba -
bly, not Of so much value as the Others
section Is very little followed. Now that
the meeting IS over. tho farmers can go
back TO their farms. and by aid Or tn.
knowledge gained here DO a much more
prosperous business than before
The Farmers Institute here ha been
success in every WAY. This year marked
the second meeting OF the institution
and at both meetings. held last wear
and the one just closed. largo crowds
have been present. showing the progres-
sive spirit ~ the agricutur1sts Of tho
Peninsuia-always i'm the Alert for chance
of improvement.
Apart from the business side. the meet
inEs have marked a plessurable social
occasion.
old friends. probably residing miles and
miles apart. and not able to see each
other at any other time of the year
meet here. and enjoy two days OF each
others companionship.
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Pleasant Social Gathering.
lspeciai % Tho times Dlspa.chl

MKENNEY. VA. Janua " A-The
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zchmer
was the scene Of pleasant social gather.
Ing on tho evening of January 2sd.
Among chose present were Miss Maud
NcWcomb Mr.. John y. Bate. Miss Ncttic
Butterworth Mr. j. Henry Lyon, Miss
Eva a. Butterworth. Mr. George u. Pow
ell. Miss Sallie Zehmer Mr. Frank IL.
Gee. Mr.. John r. Zehmer. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles +. Zelmer, Mrs. c. Vernon e.
more and Mr.. James Thweat. The occa
sion was thoroughly enjoyed by all who
attended Games and music were the
special features OF the evening. after
which were served refreshments in keep
Ing viii ths old-tilne virginia styIa
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MOTHER AND CHILD
PASS AWAY TOGETHER

CHATHAM. VA. January 24.-Nrs
Rhoda Nuckois. wife az D. r Nuckols. OF
the county. near Rondo. died at her home
Tuesday morning. after an Illness OF short
duration from n complication OF diseases
Her death was preceded three hours by
that Of her four-year-old son from grin
and pneumonia after very short illness
Mrs Nuckols was Miss Reynolds before
her marriage. She Is survived by her
husband and i've children. The fnterment
WAS i'm the family cemetery Wednesday
afternoon, conducted 10y Rev -Aylor. OF
the Baptist Church. Of this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
LAMP EXPLODES.
Fire Thus Started Destroys Store
and Dwelling; Owner Burned.

WINCHESTER VA January "a
The explosion Of q lamp in the store
OF NJ II. ArTnel. at Armel. this county.
caused "a fire last night that complete
IS destroyed the store and the dwell
ing house OF M Armel. which is near
~. entailing a loss OF $4,000.
Mr. Armel was badly burned as 4
result Of the explosion of the lamp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Pleasures and Dangers.

Mrs. Kate Waller Barretf made an adj
dress this afternoon IN ms lecture-room
OF Tabb Street Presbyterian Church on
The Pleasures and Dangers % Ecx-
positions before large number OF
ladies' and many gentlemen. Mrs Bar
Tett who f. general superintendent OF
the National Florence Crittendcn ATig-
zion. discussed the methods and means
or aiding and protecting young women
who will 10 q TIE jamestown E1posl-
tion unaccompanlod by friends The
meeting this afternoon was held under
the auspices % tho King Daughters
snd was a. special interest % the mem
hers 81 the charity organizations % tho
city. who will hold a meeting next week
20 form the Associated Charities q Pc
fsrsburF
Application Tor a charter has been
made BY tho AppovnattoK Trunk and Bag
Company, which formed 81 organization
yesterday. olecting George Cameron. Jr..
president. q. Fisher Collier. vice-presi-
dent and r. u. Seabury. secretary and
treasurer. Besides She ofncers. the board
90 directors includes W. J.. Nenabie and
Samuel Wilson both o. this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
WhyOur Business Grows
Best GOods---Lowest Prices.
California Prunes. 5 lbs

California Prunes, 5 lbs.
for ... . Csc
New N. c. Clip Herrinas. per dz Zoe
Good Carolina Rice, ID. &c
large bars sw'ft's Pride Soap for. .25c
Best American Granu-
lated Sugar, pound 1870
Red Crosse Condensed Milk. can. ... DC
2 lbs. Mountain Roll But
ter for .... 25c
Clipped Beef &c can. 3 cans for. .25c
New Navy Beans. per qt...7c
Lsr9e Irish Potatoes, 1se peck; or.
o"S' '''''''.-.... ..--...-... zoe
Lima Beans, 4 lbs. for 25c
Canned Tomatoes and Corn, per can 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
In Honor Of r. Z. Lee

NEW YORK. January 24-In com
memoratlOn Of the one-hundredth ami
versary Of the birth ~ General Robert
T. Ice. tho Confederate Veterans ramD
at NW York last night gave a. dinner.
which Vas attended by 300 members ~
the camp. with their wives daughters
and sisters. al the Hotel Aston. Com
mander Edward J. Owen presided. ''The
Memory Of Lee was responded 10 nv
Judge Charles v Moore ~ Brooklyn.
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WANTED TO SHOOT.
Eugene Pugh, Negro, Held for
Threatening Life of Ry. Agent.

'from our Regular Correspondent)
AMHERST. Va. January 24-Euger .
Fugh. negro. was lodged in Jail here
last night. charged with threatening to
shoot J. a. Seaton. the Southern Rail
way agent at Monroe. in this county.
lne preliminary hearing before the
magistrate will take place here 10
morrow.
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NAME Mr.. BUCKNER.
Is Appointed to Succeed Versal
Spalding, Deceased.

EOANokE. VA. January 24-R. 4.
BuclSnei has been appointed supcrin-
tondent OF the Eastern Division of tho
southern Express Company to succeed
Ncrsal Spaiding. deceased. Mr.. Buck
yer was agent of this company here.
and several months ago was appointel
assistant superintendent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
INMATES OF WARD FOR
INSANE ARE CREMATED

LLILAHETH CITY. \ @ JnnT4rI
2f.-Thc building used for the confine-
ment Of the crazy. and unmanageabls
inmates in the almshouse. caught fire
from a defective five this evening at
o'clock. and burned down. rrematfDl-
two inmates OF the almshouse one
Of the persons burned To- death was a
white man by the name Of Mcads. ttie
other was a colored woman. Both were
crazr.
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Historical Exhibit.

So extensive viii he the exhibits ot
history and historic arts at the James
town Exposition that additional room
has been feund necessary. and a large
oliluing is 20 he erected 20 the west Of
tne auditorium for this purpose
The right wing OF the auditorium
that IS. the abutung building. connected
by a colorado. is 10 be devoted to the
same purpose, but tho new structure.
plans for which have been drawn and on
which work VII be begun shortly. will
have ninety feet front and he three hun
dred feet deep. Il will conform in ar
chitecture @ the prevailing colonial style
The interior Will be partitioned 10 pro-
vide Tor the various sections The Colo
nial Danes. TIE .. A r, the Virginia
Historical Society and tho State Library
will have extensive exhibits. From the
library Will come the portraits OF Vir-
ginia's Governors. Old manuscripts and
many things Of great interest not only
20 the scholar and the antiquarian. but
% tho ordinary observer as well
All % the older States will Likewise
send literally 70 their historic treas
ures
Portsmouth Chapter. Daughters or the
Couiederacy. decided At the meeting held
yesterday afternoon 10 contribute 10 the
fund for the erection Of the Daughters
OF the Confederac7 building at the
.
rot agreed upon. but il was determined
that IL should ~ IN proportion 10 that
made ~ other chapters % tie State.
Fruit in Good Shape.
T. Lyman Rabcock OF Princess Anne.
in charge Of the Norfolk and Southern
Railways extensive exhibit to he made a.
the jamestown Exposition to-day. i'm
company with Manager Nimmo Old. Of
rN% Auheuser- Busch cold storage plant
here. made the first examination or the
Virginia and Carolina fruit which is 20
be a part OF tho Norfolk and Southern's
general exhibit. and which has been orr
cold storage i'm Norfolk Tor the last four
months.
The fruit consisting o. pears. apples.
peaches and ounces. etc. Of different
varieties. was found 10 be in perfect con-
dillon. the degree Of temperature required
10 preserve the fruit, having been just
right. IN only two instances did Mr..
Rahcock find any decTee OF decay in tho
fruit. and many barrels and boxes were
examined. Tho examination was most
SATISFACTORY
Stored - tho same place ara differert
varieties % fruit 20 be exhibited by
Virginia and other States 1T the Exposi-
ton this year
Sell Scows at Auction.
Deputy United states Marshal West to-
day sold at public auction scows Nos.
4 and . belonging TO John I. Grim. Of
Philadelphia They were bought in by
Henry Brusstar and :. &. Thomas. joint
w. No. FOR Si.05o. and 80. q. for $3.50.
The scOws were sold on an execution Isl
sued in libel proceedings.
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Hardwood Men End Won.

The concluding meeting % the Ma
tonai Hardwood Association was held
this morning This afternoon the mem
hers of the association went for an ovs-
tor roast al Cape Henry. This Will con-
cilde rho program % tho visitors here.
A majority - them viii return 70 their
homes tonight Accompanying tho visi-
tors 20 Cape Henry were q number q
local lumherInen and other prominent
business nner The election q directors
OF the association was done this morn
ing
THO following were elected: John J..
Alcock. Of Baltimore. president: George
Y. Speigel, first vice-president: Harvey ~
Dickson. second vice-president: r W
Price. treasurer. D. NJ. Terry. secretar-- .
IT, ~. Dickson. chairman % the trans
portatiOn committee. and T. NcTburdv
chairman o. the committee GA ar6itra-
ton.
Tie association entered a strong pro-
test against the soliciting of Business from
Furo,nn
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CARS WRECKED
IN PETERSBURG
Four GOndolas and Two Box
Cars Jump Track, Tearing Up
Rails for Fifty Yards.
DANGERS OF THE EXPOSITION
Mrs. Barrett Discusses Means for
Aiding and Protecting Young
Women at Exposition.

PETERSBURG. VA. January "a
-Four gondoias and two box cars jumped
the track on tho heavy curving Craze
between the Appomsttox ana washing
ton Street depots about 2.8O O'Clock this
afternoon. blocking the Atlantic Coast
lane Railroad track through Tho city
ana tearing mp the rails for about fifty
yards No cars lef, the roadbed and no
ono vas injured. a force of hands IS
rapidly clearing tho tSck. The accident
occurred az the foot Of Fourth Street.
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GUARANTEED

OZOMULSION GUARANTEED
Under the Food and Drugs Act
Juno Both, 1OO0.-ScriaI No. SGD
Begin Taking Ozomulsion To-day.
And Your Csre Begins To-day.
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Are Pushing Ahead.

Directors OF the Petersburg business
end Credit Association and Investment
corporation. the nav organizati0u which
Is 90 act as the Chamber of Co-umorcc.
have signed the charter 81 the Investment
Corporation. heard reports from the va
EiOus committee. and formulated plans.
The Investment Corporation is the IL
nanCial department OF the association.
fn which each member is required % sub
SCRIBE 10 a. least one thousand dollars
worth Of stock. Several new subscribers
have reported. bringing the total amount
10 1900 which the organization pro-
poses % raise 10 slo00oo. a large number
OF applications for tho position OF secre-
tary and treasurer have been presented
by the committee on obtaining a secre-
tary and quarters who have been in-
structed to secure an once and a clerk
Tho appointment OF "a secretary will be
made later.
Not Foul Play.
Investigation by chief Of Police Rag
land and Coroner Leigh has removed all
suspicion OF foul play in the death OF
william Bailey. a colored cmploye at the
Dunlop Tobacco Factory. who died Mon
day night after falling from a second
story porch al the house Of = colored
woman on jefferson street. Bailey was
30 seriously injured about the head that
death resulted Ia a few hours.
The New York Clothing Company. of
this city. has been Incorporated with th.
following officers: President. Secretary
and Treasurer. John II. Pace. Vice Prcsi-
dent. r. X. Pace.
These officers with j. Benjamin Moore.
form the directorate. The capital stock
maximum is 5000; minimum. $4,000
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CARMINATA Gets
YEAR IN PRISON
The Portuguese Who Extracted
Money From a Letter VIII
Think Over It Awhile
THE HARDWOOD MEN ELECT
Give out Little Save Choice OF
Ofioers-Session Concludes
With Oyster Roast.
LsDeelaI % m. rlnss- nispa.ch1

NORFOLK. VA. January 24-Manuel
Carrninata. the Portuguese placed on
trial in tho United states District Court
yesterday. charged with receiving and
extracting from letter addressed %
Anseo dc Silva the sum Of $50 was
found guilty. Ho was sentenced by
Judge Waddu IN one year in prison.
'arrninata wrote a letter IN Tho name OF
Silva 10 J. +. Simmons IN New York.
requesting tho loan OF $50. When tho
iettor came Do received 10 and wrote
a second letter asking another fo- $40.
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Machinists Have Smoker.

The nlachiuists ~ Petersburg will have
q smoker tomorrow night at Red Men s.
hall and sil be- addressed by "a num-
Der O. speak-rs including several Rich
inond mon. on the general subject % The
Improvement % machinery and ma
Uhfuists
Tie lunch aud supper served by tie
Jadies Memorial Association 70 4. =.
Iili camp Hall dis afternoon were large
lv attended and proved a great success
Tho proceeds win - devoted r. the work
% the association. which Is one 80 the
most active Confeerate organizations IN
thc city.
The wedding % Miss l. r. Slloppcrson.
% Rttrick ~ NJ. ". ~. Jones 81 this
city. took place last evening az the parson-
axe o. the HiFh Street Methods Church
Rev. J Sidney Peters PERFORMING the
ceremony.
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Death Of Mrs. Riddle.

Mrs. j. Il Riddle died about 4 o'clock
tnis morning az the residence o. hcr
daughter. Mrs. Ellen Harrison in the
West End. Mrs. Riddle was about sixty
1--WE years old. and is survived hy three
sons and three daughters