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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-19
DE- lNT[RES PUBL|CO
Parrsfos de una caFta, FetS
reotes al RancO lndusttiAl
Dc Sahtisgo do Cuba
PERSONA AuTORIzADA
ri fundador. don Rafa | Fs-
pfu.-ventajas que ofre,
ce esta institution.
PERSONA AuTORIzADA

De uha carta que nos envia
desde la Habana persona respetabl-
lisima, de gran autoridad en- 10 que
toca q asuntos de indole economica
fnanciera, y que Sc halla al frente
de una importante empresa indus
trial, reproducimos los parrafos que
siguen por creerlos de sumo interes
para el publico, va que Sc trata en-
ellos de una institution bancaria
que desde hace POGO vlene funciC-I
nando en- Puerto Rico.
sComo el aBanco Industrial d
Santiago ha extendido la esfera de
sus negocios a esa Isla y sus Direc-
torres desean que la INSTITUTION sea
conocida por caracterizadas perso
mas de "a lnisma, voy 4 darle a us
ted algunos lntormeS sobre el Ban
CO, a fin de que puela usted recc-
mendarlo c3n toda c)nfanzl.
Este Banco, fundado por don
Rafael I3spin, antigua Jefe de una
de las principales easas de Banca
de Cuba, y otras personals de arrai-
go, tiene su papel colocado entire lin
grupo limitado, tornado por comer-
ciantes y otros capitalists de San
tiago, y sus Directories, con el sehor
E,piu, son pers )nas de la mayer
representation so,ial y comercial.
Sc dedica a fomentar negocios
industriales Y posee un gran esta-
blecinlieto de carpinterfa mecanica
Y esta interesada en- otras, entire
elias una fnca para la crianza, ceba
Y sacrifcio del ganado de cerda, de
la cual es Administrator nuestro
; antique amigo Agustin Navarrete,
que recordara usted compr0 a c.
. peda Ia propiedad de la SRevista de
Puerto RicoD, que dirigi6 en- Ponce
durunte varios amos.
Los Directories del Banco, hon.
bres todos de capital, con el fin de
estimular el ahorro entire las clases
mas modeStas de nuestra Sociedad, ,
acordaron eMitr una clase de cedu-
las amortizablrs, con el titulo Dc
cCertidcados Redilnibless, sobrc ba-
ses nuy bien fundadas y de garan-
tia para los suscriptores de los
1nismos.
Sus tenedores pueden obtener
del Banco la construction y venta
de casas de- $500, en- adelante, pa
gaderas a plazos mensuales, equiva-
lentes q POGO mas del a'q ller CO.
rriente y como el Banco proyecta
hacer en- breve algunas construc-
clones de esas en- Puerto Rico, es-
tando en- Santiago ofrecf q su Direc-
tiva darles una carta para used y
otras personas de esa, y suplicarle
que la de 4 conocer ent e sus rcll:
clones para que esttn en ateceden-
tes sobre la instruction.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-19
NOTAS De PONCE
Sesitn ordinaria del Ayunts'
misntO.- Los vecin0s de
Ia calIe del GotO.
UNASUBVENCION
UNAsUBvENCION
Sobre la compra de una Bl,
blioteca. I'm gran fes.
t,,val artistico.


a la session ordinaria del Ayunta-
miento los concejales Gautier, Gin
tr6n GUAM Pacheco, Sierra Soto,
Cintron (Jose) y Vivas Valdivieso.
Los seiiores Herminio Morales y
Luciano Ferreiro no pudieron asis-
tir por encontrarse enfermos. Este
1ltimo aun no ha tornado possession
de su cargo.
Ell presidente de la Camara
de Comercio ha solicitado una sub
venci6n de los fondos municipales.
Ell elnpleado del vlgfa Luis
Castro solicita del Concejo Munich
oal asignaci6n de sueldo y que Sc
componga Ia casa del vigia.
-Vayios vecinos de Ia calle del
Goto han prcsentado un escrito al
Concejo Municipal quejandose de
los perjuicios que sufren con la re-
venta de frutos de los vendedores
ambulantes, los que dan motive a
que aumenten de una manera abu-
.sva los articulos de primera nece-
s.dad.
Ell Concejo Municipal aten-
diendo a los informes presentados
por la comision encargada de exa-
minar la Biblioteca de los hijos de
don Miguel Rosich, acordo com
prarla, pero al propio tempo desig-
no a la tnisma comision para que
tuvlese una efitrevista con los pro-
pietarios a fin de yer la manera de
conseguir alguna rebaja al precio
en- que ha sido ofrecida.
Los dias IS, IA y IS actuaba
en- Adjuntas la Corte Municipal de
este Distrito.
Ell entierro de la seiiora Leo.
ner Fajardo efectuado en- la tarde
de aver fue muy concurrido. Aeon.
paiiaron el cadaver hasta el cemen'
terio cat6lico de Canas veinticinco
coches, de estos dos con coronas dc
flores naturales, uno con coronas dc
fl ,rcs artidciales Y 20 cochc5 nutri'
los de personals,
Hoy fue traido al cuartel dc
la policla insular, desde Santa Isa-
bel, uno de los siete marineros que
desertaron del vapor de guerra, e.
que sera conducido a San Juan.
Sc nos quejan amargamente
sobre la poca limpieza que Sc obser.
va en- Ell patio del matadero p1blico.
va Sc han repartido los pro
granas del gran festival artfsticc
organizado por el notable pianista
compositor Francisco P. Cortes que
tendra efecto maiiana domingo Ell
el teatro ola Perlaa.
81 programa esta dividido er
tres parties, siendo la Ultima de es
tbs Ia celebrada obfa del sci1or Cor
tGs tjtuladl aNuit du Noelo (Noch,
Buena) mimo-drama ell un acto J
en- el que toman parte la sehoritt
Paoli, la mia Blanca 1riarte, y 10.
senorcs Evaristo Vtlez y Luis Viz
carrondo.
La sehorita Alicia Sicard6, Ell
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-19
Sc VENDE

I'm juego de tres sentrffugas siste
ma "Hepnorth" con su motor, su mez-
clador y su elevator de azdcar, todo
en- magnffco estado. Dirgirse don
Julio Cay, hacienda aSanta Ana', jun
COS, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-19
Or. Victor N. Gutierrez

Medico cildjano, tx -alum 10 in
teuo psnsionado por ol osi lon,
Caguas, Puerto Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-19
NILAGROSO DFS(UBRINI[hTO

POT Ar lego San Juan Nasosa pecadad dne Ell Sit gefo de
Alberto de Napos FL anzando nfndad de ervas
mecinaes de la India dpues prundo eudo sobe las en
ales sCas h encontrado medic curaas acnen
solo sin acer del comate las enfermdHdes
onad de dha sustanc Isl tratameno sencsino las
formulas vegetables puCs composition solo enan %
medcinaes de po inyeccn han sdo declarados
mgoo compea uac6n de todas las enfenedades de
las Was uruards de ambos sexos.
Ell magoo ROOB PIZzO gran medCameno escasismo para
ompeta destruction dc to baso fc punfca
ire de
para evar production pnfcuna Trenc
Ia Compa guia dc que toda acada lie h aiaas enter
rscur forosanente eirn
Espcidad Pzzo los iucreduo podn hacer desidt
prtcuasima que rmismo d. dc
acstabecero que or efcaca mpondae aqueos
tervsadas e malgastar saud.
del doctor Blanco del doctor Gueme
Tenene Ry Nun Hbana cub contestant gratis Aerva
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-19

obsequio al seiior Cort6s, tendra d
su cargo ell la orquesta la parte de
arpa, al piano.
CoRRESPONSAL,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
OLD soAl1ERs


When person has used coffee ,or
number OF Years and gradually do.
cllned In health, 1t is time the co,r.e
should be left of In order Ia s.a
Whether or not that has been the cause
OF the trouble s14se
a lady In Huntsville, Ala. saws oh.
used coffee for about 40 years and
Tor the past 90 years has had sever.
stomach trouble. Il have been treated
BY many physicians but all IN vain
Everything failed to give relief. Was
Frustrated for some time, and came
near dying. When recovered snf,.
GENTLY to partake of food and dr,nl,
I tried coffee again and 1t soured on
my stomach
finally concluded that coffee was
the cause of my troubles and stopned
using It, tried tea IN Its place and
then milk but neither agreed With me
than ] commenced using Postum, hat
II properly made ard II was yer,
pleasing to the taste.
II have now used 1T four months
ana my health is SO greatly improved
that ] can eat almost anything wan
and can sleep well, whereas, before
suffered for years with Insomnia.
IT have found the cause OF my trou
! bles and way to get rid of them
You can depend upon it appreciat
Postum. There's a Reason" Rea'
s.Ths Road to Wellyille." in pkgs.
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DOUBLE Overhead
SYSTEM WAS KILLED
CONTINUED from First Page.)g

dorsement Of the company. TWO off,
Gers of the company. 1t was explained.
were out OF town, and another. In a
letter said he understood that the
meeting would be secret.
Superintendent Boiling. OF the Water
Department, admittedly the ablest
man in the service OF the city. has
consistently maintained all along that
the only way by which the pipes can
be protected from elcctro!ysia TX either
by the double overhead system or the
metallic underground service. He has
favored the former because II would
be least expensive to the street car
companies. There must be provision"
he said yesterday for the reeurn OF
the current. The bonding of the rails
is not satisfactory, an experience has
shown, Since 1883 the double over
head system has been operated in Gin
e!nnati, without the least damage To
$50 cars pass In an hour. ana We, there
has been no evidence Of clectrolyHis
The same plan IL In use In the D!atrlct
q Columbia, and IN Havana, which
the government required
With the bonding plan the streets
n ara constantly ,.,ta. opened for repairs. and
even WIN what Is claimed 10 his q
p peal.ha. a, nat,ransement the current
| quickly destroys them. Two st,ry.yi
nave been made here by experta, ana
MT boiling has studied the prnblemsr
| chfeIully Tor years that naturally III,
sop!nloh IS entitled TO confederation.
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AMERICAN BREAKS
BALLOON accord
CONTINUED from First Pase.)

Continued from First Pase.)
were stored in the basket, and num-
Der OF different instruments for test
ing purposes were ss'ied.
According to long distance tele-
phone ucssnge received hero this at
ternoon the United States Signal
Corps Balloon No. TO-. piloted by J..
c. McKoy and Captain G. D. +.
Chandler. was sighted at o'clock this
afternoon I'M the mountainous country
at Beech HILL w. Va, approximate
lly 45O miles from st. Louis.
Beech Hill Is in Mason county, among
the foothills Of the Alleghanies. Nlaich
doomed ahead 4 OF the acronnUts,% and
less than forty miles away. 10 cross
them Is considered impossible by aero
nauts.. and the balloon It is supposed
would be forced to q landing soon.
It was announced at sthe Aero CLUB
that Aeronauts Mccoy and Chandler
had won the Lahm cup for long dis
lance flight when they passed over
Gallipolis, " O.. to-day. .4 Ks
The international record, established
by lieutenant. Lahm last year In 5Eu-
rope, was 402 miles on q straight line
| VI r
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news ]: GATHERED .||:.|:
FROM S0UTHS.||D ]
Walter O'Brien Will Apply for
Bail To-Day.Sent to
Grand Jury.
Manchester bureau, s-Dispatch.

Manchester Bureau. imes-Dispatch,
No. 11O2 Hull street.
In the Oak Grove Aagisterial Court
yesterday, the case OF Waiter " o ..s !.
Of NJ. e. Grant In Swansboro, was
called, and he was sent on 70 the
grand jury.
The Commonwealth's witnesses were
examined but the defense dla no. 3or oP the
boy. applied for bail, but Magistrate
Cowan denied 1t.
commonwealth's Attorney Gregory 9r =
agreed that $1,000 should be ne ne
not make application before Ball Com.
missioner Flournoy yesterday, but VIII
- = First Roll OF Honor.
The roll OF honor for the FIRST montn
School has been completed. The list
for the first month Is always smaller
than any other during The year. It IS
as follows:
Brown. teacher-Consuelo MCCARTHY:
MARGARET Gary. John baylor. Ed"aro
Second Grammar. Section B-Miss
Clary. teacl1er--.Louise Gwathmey
teacher-Ernest Atwel Gray Garnet.
Gladys johnson. Esther Shotwell,
Katherine Simpson.
Fourth Primary-Minnie Booth Elsie
Camphe,l Thomas Childress Pavmond
Hall. Luther Herndon. Ruth Mcnamara.
Lee Mullen, Carlton Smith and Clyde
Wright:
Big Auction Sale.
The real estate narhnt continues
quite active In Manch cster, and sales
are being M de- fro"' d.. to day by
the several real estate dealers here.
Personals and Briefs.
Stationman Walter Smith, of the
Manchester Fire Department. who was
delegate to thesState Council. Junior
Order. of United American Mechanics,
at the Jamestown Exposition, has re-
turned to the city. He states that the
Manchester delegates made hard fight
to get the council to convene here next
year.
Philip Oppleman has accepted a posi-
ton with the Gans-Rady Company, and
Will take up his duties there to-day.
He has many friends. and his success
Is assured.
The Rev. Mr.. Ellerson. OF Texas. is
conducting a revival at Oak Grove
Church, and the attendance each might
be a most forceful preacher.
The Rev. c. Q. Woodward. former pas
tor OF Cowardin Avenue Church, now
pastor OF the Christian Church In Cliff
ton Forge. was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Woodward arrived here THURSDAY
night on his way home from Norfolk.
where he has been attending the ma
tienal convention Of his church ar
Va. will arrive this morning and Will
I'LL the pulpit at the Cowardin Avenue
Christian Church. He will preach at
the morning and night services to-
morrow. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
ANOTHER FIGHT
FOR HECHLER NOW.
Grand Jury Returns a Second
True Bill Against Demo
cratic Nominee.

Henry c. Hec,iler. Democratic nom,-
nee for the treasurership of Henrico
county, was reindicted yesterday morn
Ing by the grand jury on the charge
OF violating the election laws. With
him was also indicted Newton L. Cen
try. his SON !n-law, against whom is Il
similar charge.
Having escaped with comparative
case one Indictment on the same
ground. Mr.. Hechler now has a hard
er fight on his hands. for. the second
true bill, as far as technicalities are
concerned, Is apparently practically un-
assaiiable. The Indictment states spe-
officially that Mr.. Hechler was can
the men whose taxes he is alleged to
have paid. did vote. Voting under
these conditions is in itself viola
tion OF the law. since the statute spe-
officially states that voters must pay
their taxes in person. Had they been
challenged and disbarred from exer-
cisfng their franchise at the primary
polls, Mr.. Hechler could probably not
have been indicted.
Will Begin To-Day.
The second presentment against the
Democratic nominee contains about
cally that money was paid by Mr.. Hech-
Ter for another. The Indictment against
Mr.. Gentry contains about ten counts.
The two bills were. returned by the
grand jury between II and ! o'clock.
Judge Scott dismissed the grand jury,
after thanking them for their services.
and the hearing of Mr.. Hechler was
set for 10 o'clock this morning. The
trial will hardly make decided progress
to-day, as it is probable that counsel
for the defense will consume the day
in making motions to quash or to de-
muir: For that reason the jury was
excused until Monday, when court will
reconvene and the trial will begin, bar
ring other disposition OF the case.
Judge Scott again asked that he be
relieved from presiding In the case
and Mr.. Wendenburg from conducting
the prosecution. Hearing that Judge
T. w. Harrison of Winchester. was In
the city, having returned from the ex-
position. Governor Swanson again des-
ignated him TO sit in the trial. Mr.
Harry NJ. Smith will conduct the pros.
ecution, as before.
Turnpike Case Still Vending.
The case OF w. A. Hammond against
legged damage to his property in the
condemnation proceedings whereby the
Chesapeake Bay Railway Company, he
charges. acquired the turnpike without
giving him an opportunity for hear
ing. was before the court yesterday
aside the orders in the original pro
ceedings, and asked leave to file {
petition for a rehearing Of the case
The Brook Turnpike Company moved
the court to quash, on the ground thai
10 notice had been given them. but the
notice to be served on the Brook Turn.
PIKE Company. returnable on October
,23d Judge Scott will reserve the mat
TER Tor further consideration.
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DRINKS !. CA A.
ACID BY MISTAKE
c. G. Griffin, Of 1921 West Clay
Street, Dies in Fearful
Agony

Sitting on the bottom step Of the
hall stairs in the house In which he
and his wife We're boarding. 1891 West
Clay Street. his face drawn and white,
his hands clenched and his whole body
quivering, c. G. Griffin SAID to Mrs. J.
l.. Wilkinson. the landlady. at $3.50
o'clock yesterday afternoon: II have
Just drank something out of bottle.
but / don't know what 1t was. Send
for DR.. Nuckols quick. I'm dying"
Upstairs was a half-pint whiskey
bottle. labeled High Grade Whiskey.."
and over this was another label:
Druggist. corner Randolph and Bever-
ly Streets" which told the tale.
Mrs. Wilkinson hurried out and tele-
phoned to DR.. Nuckols. The stricken
man followed her. shrieking and strug-
| Cling. Twice he knocked her down.
land then she called for held. a neigh
| Dor responded. and 1t was with the
greatest difficulty that they could con-
| troll him. He fought and talked. but
| lie was In semi-conscious condition.
and. except the words he had said to
Mrs. Wilkinson. they could not under
! stand what he meant. Dr.. Nuckols ar
rived within fifteen or twenty minutes.
| but the emetics he administered proved
lunavailing. Griffin died before the
ambulance surgeon arrived.
All the evidence points to the acct
dent theory. DR.. Taylor. the coroner.
was called in, and gave 1t as his opin
Ion that Mr.. Griffin's death was due
ito his drinking carbolic acid by mis-
take.
| Mr.. Griffin had been suffering with
a violent headache all day at halt-
rast 4 in the morning he went to his
work, as usual. but returned later
saying he was too III I" work.
He went to his room. and about
5.3o o'clock in the afternoon Mrs.
| wilkinson went to inquire how he
was getting on. The windows OF his
| room were closed, and a fire was
burning. Thinking that 1t might be
too warm, Mrs. Wilkinson invited him
10 come downstairs, where 1t would be
| more pleasant. She hurried into the
| kitchen, and just as she got there she
| heard stumbling noise in his room.
| She ran back into the hall. and there
/ found him on the steps. In an hour,
after he had passed through the most
fearful agony, he was dead
His wife is away. visiting Mr.. Crit
fins parents in Halifax county, hav-
| ing left the city on Monday morning.
she was Immediately notified by tele-
i graph, but It will be impossible for
i her to arrive before o'clock this
/ afternoon.
Mr.. Griffin was employed as drive,
for the Portner Brewing Company. HI
had Just been promoted to the charge
Of the stables. and was taking much
Interest In his new work. His domes-
tic life was happy. He had been mar.
i ried two years. He Is survived by his
4 wife and young daughter, his mother
and stepfather, and by several brothers
and sisters. He was native OF Hall
fax county where he was born about
! thirty-three years ago. He was mem.
Der and shop delegate OF the brewery
Workers Union and also member OF
the tribe OF Red Men.
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DEATHS

BuRsoS.-Died. q a. NJ. October Is,
1907. at the residence of her mother.
Mrs. Burson 1903 East Marshall
Z Street, SALLIE. SMITH. aged twenty
years.
Funeral from st. Johns Episcopal.
Church THIS (Saturdny) AFTER
NOON at 2:30 o'clock. Friends and
ncauaintanccs invited to attend. In
terment in lakewood.
at, Miss Lindsey's resi-
dence. SIS Catherine Street. JAMES
II. CLARK. at $3.50 A. NJ, 1907. az
ter long illness.
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RETURNS TOMORROW.
Mr.. Charles I. GunHt Wac Not Needed by.
Grand Jury. 81 .t5atl.t.

After an absence o several days Mr..
cI1rles I. Gunst willarcturn to the city to-
marrow. Before he left Richmond last sun:
prcmptly in the event that his presence
might be- desired by the grand Jury inyesti-
gazing the city Home wood contract Inatter,
On Thursday the Jury called for Mr.a dunst.
herg Immediately communicated with him
owe, the long distance telephone at Now
bern. ~. G. i$
10 Richmond when later information was
received that the Jury. after AZ would not
need him yet, ~ at all Dir. fiuHst there
uro,, decided 10 complete his trip, returning
i.I.ft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
COMMISSIONER REED QUITS.

Mc,,bsr Of Police Board Moves From WArh
\ In which Iic WaA Elected
Police Commissioner W n Reed OF Clay
ward who has moved 70 I.cs. . TACT when
nntlfed Mayor Mccarthy ysstcrday ~ thR.
o,fect. and a joint rnsstinK q the iNo
trsnehes pf the Council VII 20 held 70 els .i
b. q number III candidatcs ~ far a. mat
il concerned. almost a dozen ware men
toned al the City Hail ysstsrAay a1te H.
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TON GOES OVER HIM

James Wingneld Falls Beneath His Wagon,
& Heavily Loaded With Meat.
James Wingfeld (colored). driver for w.
r. 0Briel, fell beneath his wagon. loaded with
1000 pounds OF meat, yesterday morning.
and the wheels passed over his legs and
chest without, however. seriously in1uring
him
Wingfeld was applying the brake on the
Sixth Street hill when he fell beneath the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
Eight Days Meeting.

Aev. T, F. Tables. of Maryland. superin.
fendent OF the Maryland Holiness Missions.
VIII be present during the eight days Pente.
West End Rescue Mission. No sos West Cary
Street, with rescue day services Three
services VIII be held daily: 1870 A. NJ, s:so
ana NJ. All are welcome in these mis-
invited. 'N'''1'''
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REWARD FOR CAPTURE.

Two Navy DeserterS to 1se TnKcn BACK by
Policeman Atkinson This Morning.
Hugh j. Sweeney and Rae Hargraves
Brooks. alleged deserters from the United
States Receiving ship Franklin. Will be
taken back to Portsmouth this morning by
Bicycle Policeman Atkinson. Who arrested
them Sunday night. The officer arrested
iae men on the charge OF not paying for q
meal they bought In, a. downtown restau-
rant, and then discovered that they we're
wanted by the naval authorities. He re.
ceived $50 for their delivery. y
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OBITUARY
Funeral Of Miss I,iddclI.

Funeral of Miss Riddcll.
The funeral OF Miss Mamie Riddell,
nesday night at 1l:3o o'clock. will be
held from the Tabernacle Baptist
Church this afternoon ut 3 o'clock,
the Rev. w T. Ball. pastor or the
Miss Riddell was q jealous worker
In the Sunday-school. and was devoted
to Its every interest The active pail
bearers will be: Messrs. Marion Branch.
Eldridge Harris and Willie Abbott. all
OF whom are members of the Andrew
Phillip Bible class. Honorary: Messrs.
Z; NJ. Smith. j. w. Phillips. a. I:
Thomas and p. f. Euhank. officers OF
the Tabernacle sunday school
Lee NJ. BInnton.
Especial to The Times D,spatch.l
FARafVILLE. VA, October ls.-Ths
funeral OF Mr.. Lee M. Blanton. who
died on Sunday last in Mississippi. took
place Thursda. afternoon from Johns
Memorial Church. conducted by Rev.
Maxwell! Robson. OF Clark county. as
sisted by Rev. S. C. Hatcher. OF tho
| merly lived In Farmville. and after
| wards in Richmond. but later took up
his home in the far South
Joseph Davidson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
BLuEFIELD. w. VA. October is
Joseph Davidson. aged ninety years.
day ut Graham. Va Mr.. Dayidsons
home is in Monroe county. and last
week he drove through the country to
this city to attend the Holston Confer
ence. and while on his trip he contract
ed cold. which developed into pneu-
monia and caused his death.
Mrs. Annn r.. Bergman.
| Especial to- The Times Dispatch.)
BLUEFIELD w. VA. October Is
Mrs. Anna r. }Perryman, aged sixty
eight years, died at her home in this
city to-day. She is survived by her
mother. who is ninety-three years OF
age.
Winfort RnInes.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
ETNA MILLS, VA. October IS
Master Winfort Raines. aged thirteen
died at the home OF his father. Mr.. James
raainea -1.egferdaS. al tYnhnid fever. lie
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Winfort Rnlnes.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
ETNA MILLS, VA. October IS
Master Winfort Raines. aged thirteen.
died at the home OF his father. Mr.. James
Raines. yesterday of typhoid fever. He
was buried Il In the family burying-
ground at "AIt Vernon."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-19
Funeral Notice.

funeral OF Miss MA
NILE RIDDELL will be held from the
Tabernacle Bantist Church THIS.
.fSaturday) iAFTERSOONsa at 3 O'clock.
Friends and acquaintances invited to
attend.