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alien,sts, and contained In the twelve
aifihavits filed BY the defense Sester-3
1erorr,e's Statement.

Al
4 It was reported, but not confirmed.
that Mt Jerome intends to present
not only facts retuting the atttdavl,ts
presented by thu defense. but to sub
nit to Justice Fitzgerald new and
corroborative facts supporting tn g
affidavits on which he originally ma de
hts suggestion to the court that
Thawss sanity should be inquired IN to-
When asked X he Intended rehutttng
II the twelve niiidaSits filed by tEe de-
tense, Mr.. Jerome said: N
..Aiy opinion tint Thaw Is now crazy
and should not be on trial for his life,
has undergone no change since reaIing
these aifidavits. certainly expect a
4 commission to settle this point definite
ly."
Even IT, Mr.. Jerome makes answer to-
morrow morning to the afldavits fileu
by the defense, there will be no further
developments until "Wednesday morning,
wlsn court will rcconveno.
When court adjourned last Friday the
volumes containing the typewriter
transcript of testimony were filed With
more than six thousand pages.
AS the pages average $50 words the
total TO date exceeds 100000 words.
The people have made use Of ll9 en-
f1ihits to support their witnesses testi-
mony, and the defense have introduced
sxty-nine exhibits for similar purpose.
Ninety-seven individuals have been eX-
amined on tho witness stand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
THAW WILL SUBMIT
TOSAN EXAMINATION
Says He is Sane and Will Not
Take Advantage Of Technicali-
ties to Impede Examination.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dspatch.l
NEW YORK. March 24.-By complying
with the demands of a commission III
lunacy, should 1T come to pass, In the
discre,ion of Justice Fitzgerald, that an
examination as to the present sanity OF
the prisoner is Imperative, Harry Is. Tl1aW
has planned to discount the sensation
which District Attorney jerome sprung
by hating the trial last week.
1t was learned tonight on unimpea CHI
able authority that Thaw himself took
the Initiative in this determination. Eek
perts say that it is in his power as a
prisoner, charged with a capital crime, to
impede the work of n commission to a
greater or less extent. He Is confident
however, Of convincing commission OF
his complete sanity In case he is sum-
moned before commission he will not
take advantage OF legal devices to
thwart the eXan1ina ton.
Thaw Is credited with stating tersely
the position he will take should the con-
to all phases Of an examination which is
rational and reasonable. should re-
fuse to obey. for instance, il l We're
asked to stand on my head, but as fol
mental and physical tests propounded Ii
good faith, am competent to undergo
them.
81 believe that Justice Fitzgerald vii
not appoint a commission Clifford w
Hartridge. Thaw's counsel Of record
said tonight.
II am making preparations for re
sumption Of the trial on Wednesday
The case will probably he summed VI
on its merits on Thursday and Fri
day. and go to the jury Friday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
GERMANY LAUGHS
AT BRITISH PREMIER
Sir Henry Campbell-B annernan''
Disarmament Scheme Excltes
Hilarity Of Teutons.

BERLIN, March 24.-Sir Henry Camp
ell-Bannerman's disarmament profoe-
sions excite hilarious comment IN Ger
many.
But the premier's interjection during
Mr.. Balfour's speech In the House yes
terday. that it would be at the sus-
gestion Of Mr., Balfour II continental
diplomatists compared the declarations
of the premier in peace With the state
ments made by Mr.. Haldane ard the
admiralty on British military efficiency
is regarded as an insult to the intelll-
genceNof German observers.
Nothing Will shake German convtc'
ton that, if Britain seriously pro.
notes disarmament. It's sole object Il
i to limit the armies and navtes of Ger
many, or other foreign countries, while
increasing tho British forces.
! No arguments will ever induce Ger
mans to believe that the astute Englisl
really believe in such ideas as tn
| premier processes.
1 To the German mind the question
resolves itsclf as follows: If Sir Henri
| Campbell Bannerman's professions ar
(, sincere. it is inexplicable how tn
supreme post of the British cmpir
should be intrusted to an Impossible
8 dreamer.
If, on the contrary, 1t is, as ever
one assumes. an anti-Gernan design
Germans are not so foolish as to b
duncd
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WAS 1T MURDER
Or AC /
Young White Man Found Dying
in Streets Of Wilmington
With Neck Broken.
THE POLICE ARE MYsTIFlE e
Body Had Not Been Robbed and
Officials Think Man Had
Stroke Of Epilepsy.
THE POLICE ARE MYSTlFlED
Stroke Of Epilepsy.
fsnec,nlto Tno rlmes- Dispatch.l

[specialt to Tho Times Dispatch
WILMINGTON, N. G.. March 24.-
With neck broken and breath Just
leaving his body, Ed. Davis. a we'll
known, young white man, was found
Just before daylight this morning on
one OF Wilmington's principal streets
The startling ghastly find was made
by a man who had Just jumped from
trolley car.
Whether death occurred from ncci-
dent or murder. has not been ferreted
out, though after hours Of inquiry the
police lean to the former theory, de.
claring that Davis was suddenly at
tackled with epilepsy and broke his
neck.
lie had no known enemies, and rob
bery had not been committed. Davis
was q prominent local member OF the
Improved Order Of Red Men, and when
last seen alive. had started home to
his family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
Nervous Headaches
Dr. williams Pink Pills viii Cure
Most Cadcks nna sfo3'ld 5h!fryfArt
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Nobody whos has not dnAurtd . Tho fuf-
foyinE caused ny neryouf se ,e., can
Worst OF lit ttho Iordinary tre meht can
not be relteds Upon to citt. I ifort even TO
give relief Some doctors VIII say that
II d person is subject 70 these headaches
there is nothing that can be done 70 p4rfe'
vent their recurrence. S5AFFt. I.
Nervous headaches, Us well as neu-
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tho nerves are starved. The only WY
and It is In this way that Or. Williams
Pink pills have accomplished SO many
i,1ni cI,rcs. s,I3 .l.iYit.Et
Mrs. Ad1ie Merrill, OF 80 Union Street,
Auburn. Me-, says: "Tor years sui1ereo !,
from nervous headaches. when W wy
come on mo every five or six weeks ana
continue 1or several days. The ,pnln was
so seyorc that would be obliged TO sc
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1t was particularly intense over my r r,sts
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| beer sick for a month, MY p!oou y. was
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! hrst noticed that they began to give M
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Of price, 80 cents per boN. SIX p g..,
$3.50, BY the DIR. Williams Medicine CON- ,1H
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
HARRY THAW CANNOT
SECURE a DIVORCE
If He Is Declared Insane His
Marriage to Evelyn Will
Remain Valid.
.rsnecial Ia The rimes.Dispatcf


PITTSBURG, PA, March 2i.--The re-
vival OF the ruInor that Harry *.
rhaw and his wife are to become sep
arated regardless of the result OF his
trial for the Staying Of Stanford White,
has caused no end Of discussion hero.
friends Of the Thaw family say that
there are no grounds for the rumors, and
many lawyers who have given the
matter careful thought, declare that
Thaw would have great difficulty in
securnE4a divorce from Evelyn on any
grounds based on the testimony offer
ed at the murder trial. Should Thaw
be declared insane at the present time
and also at the time he married
Evelyn Nesbit, this alone would not
invalidate the marriage. according TO
the best legal authorities here. a mar
riage under he.laws OF this State Is
purely a'civll contract, and even though
itSis admitted that one Of the parties
is insane at the time the contract is en-
tered into. 1t must be proven that :he
same party to the contract procured
the marriage with intent to commi
fraud.
From the testimony given at tho
murder trial the local attorneys ar
OF the opinion that would be I'm
possible for Thaw to prove tina
Is Evelyn Mesh. had practiced any fraud
~ evidence already offered to tn
effect that Thaw was fully informed o
all the incidents of her life before II
married her would make it eHtremel
hard for him to secure q divorce.
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Notice.
NOTICE.

In nccoordance with resolution OF
the Board OF Directors Of The state
hank Of VirEinin made on the 21st day
Of February. 1907, and pursuant to a.
resolution OF the s,,areholdsrs go Of said
I ao7 call Is hereby made and notice
is hereby given for a general meeting
Of the shareholders Of The state Bank
OF Virginia to be held on Tuesday, the
I'd day OF April, GOT. In It's banking
house, No. I'LL East Main Street. In
the City OF Richmond. Va, ut IL o'clock
AZ. to consider and act upon the sub
ject Of the eonvers.on Of thia B 51an
and II Decent I'd cxpedient and for tho
best interests OF the Bank and Of tho
share holders, to authorize the Board
OF Directors to take all proper steps
for that purpose: and for he consid-
Grafton OF any other matters that may
come before said meeting.
By order Of tho Board OF Directors.
JNO. S. Elicit,
resident
WIN. NJ HILL.
Cashier.
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Dewey ABANDONs
GIFT Of THE. PEOPLE OF II:
Will Give Up His Home on Rhode
Island Avenue and Move to
Mrs. newey's Old Home.
1snacinl hi rhe Tlmes. Dlspatch.

[Speclal to The Times Dlspatch.1 I.,T.
WASHINGTON, p. c., March 24.-Ad-
miral Dewey and his wife have decided
10 abandon their home in Rhode Island
Avenue. which was presented to them
by the contributions Of the American
people. They will live In tho future at
No. 1901 x Street. the home Of Mrs,
Dewey before her marriage.
Mrs. Dewey is said to have been re-.
sponsiblc for the abandonment OF the
Rhode Island Avenue house! Her homo
on X Street Is much nearer to the resi-
dence of her mother, and she likes that
location better than the home presented
by the American people to her hus-
band
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
.DR. MAUCAAMP
KILLED by NATIVES

TANGIER, MOROCCO. March 2I.-A
courier who arrived here to-day from
Morocco City reported that DR. Maui
champ, q French subject, has been as
sassinatcd by natives. who are ex-
trc,mely agitated In CONSEQUENCE of the
operations OF the geodetic mission,
commanded BY Professor Gently, and
for which signal posts were fixed on
the roof Of the Doctors house.
The report Of the assassination was
confirmed by tho French minister. who
made the announcement at a meeting
of the diplomatic corps.
The assassination was particularly
atrocious. He was fired upon and Their
beaten to death by o mob.
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Headache
Sufferers

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Just a few moments and
no bad after-effe
If8so, you have only to to,
take, DR.. Miles Anti-P'all11
Pills. .a.45
If subject to headache,
have them with you al
ways. No harm can come
from their use, if taken as
directed, as they contain
no opium, chloral, NOR
pline, cocaine, chloro-
form, heroin, alpha and
beta eucaine, cannabis in
dica or clloral hydrate, or
their derivatives.
Ask your druggist about
them.
ut gives me great pleasure to be
able to refer to the DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills as the best remedy we nave
Who VIII, has has been a constant sufferer for
years with the above complaint. joins
me in recommending DR.. Miles. AM NJ :
Pain. Pills, hoping they nay :, tall '1''o
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pr. Miles, Anti Pain Pills are sold by
YOUR druaplst, who VII! qua rantee thas
the first package Will benefit: y
falls, he VIII return your money. ~.
{ IS doses, rs cents. Never SOLO N DUN.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
Goochland Candidate.

Sheriff w. NJ. Crouch, or Gooch-
land county, who was a visitor in Rich
mond a day or two ago, stated that
SO far as he was aware, Mr.. P. A. l..
Smith was the only Gooclnland aspirant
for the nomination to the House OF
Delegates. Two years ago Fluvannu
captured the nomination. although
Goochland claimed that it was that
county's turn. Hon. Pembroke Petit
was the last delegate. The two coun-
ties compo sing one district are evenly
matched In population. and In 6
straight fight between candidates II
each the man who brought out thu
largest vote In his own county Woule
win. 1t Is not known whether Mr.
| Petit will again aspire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
'BUR70B 'sA'Ys he
!. ID[CL!.A!|L:D PARDON. 4 j! J. /
EYouldsNotsAccept 1tsfrotn Presi-5
Aeht s'rihttssment Denied Ned BY At
tonev III Charge Of Pardons.

ABILENE, KAs., Marcel, 24:.-Tormer
utfited States Senator j. II, Burton,
after delivering the speech Witch no
had prepared In advance, made the
staten,cntlln night that 1.-THE President
had offered him a. pardon. Ho said:
Five days after l was put In jail the
President offered me a pardon.S e On MO
to mo personally ut Ironton. The COM
3munication was over tho signature of
the pardon clerk. !.
answer 1t. would not nccept.n pardon
from llilii under any conditions. Hc
gentlemen, he Is the one that should
lhnYa tho PARDON sNta l.A .,t.s.iA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
CORTELYOU AND WOODRUFF. ~
#.l cONFER WITH PRESlnENl

i4WAsHlNGToN. tAFhgrlH s4'-- ~ sW,,ln
OF the Treasury Coftelyou ahu9 3iano,
thy Woodruff Of Nav Grk g 'sAsn ~
OF the Republican state EConllhnEr III. =,
Ss ss, York wess fe tse Mhte
nIsht. i sr Woearatt Mia the Rnfer-
onepfrelated5 to prastasSttial eafY ,aa : :
plans for l9Os, but that cahssEqa'es'
were not discussed.,f =: "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
WAR-PATH FOR INDIANS,
UNLESS BONES RETURNED

JOHNSTOWN, PA, March 24.-Ofii-
GERS are on their way here from
Florida to arrest j. T, Flournoy, of this
city, who was indicted in Miami, Fla,
last week for removing the bones OF
Tom Tiger, chief of the Seminole In.
dians. from their resting place.
If tho bones are not returned soon
the Indians threaten to so on the war.
path.
.Flournoy claimed to be working II
the interest Of the Smithsonian 1nsti'
tute, of Washington.
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Denies Statement.

p WASHINGTON, March t24--Peyton
Gordon, United States Attorney a, IN
charge or pardons, to-nlg light dcnied tllc
a'tor Burton that pardon had been
offered to Mr.. Burtona few day fter
hos was placed in jail at 1ronton, MoHtt y.
serve his SIX months term IN 1all MT.
Gordon declares that few days after
Nfr. Burton's imprisonment n number
or:letters were received 1.-THE Depart.
ment OF Justice asking for a pardon for
the former Senator, and, as theres was rs
hnS1 heen written with Mr.. Burton's
Knowledge, Nj. Gordon write to nj.
Burton and called attention 70 the . .e. !,
tiers, and suggested that # Mr., B9Ttp ~
so,1vnrdn11 10 the President. No an
swe r however, was received from MI
Burton. 100 e5tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
18th INFANTRY
To- REMAIN lin U. S.

Il SAN ANTONIO, March 24.---Prepara-
lions relative to the movement OF the
Twenty fifth Infantry TO the Philip. !,
pines have been suspended. Chler
Quartermaster Stevens has been order-
{ment, which was to have begun at the
end Of this month. The departure IS
delayed through the Influence OF SEN !.
ator Foraker. who contended that , y
would not be for the good 81 alne sg So ,.a
Many Of the officers Will have to re-
main here to complete testimony po-
fore the Senate committee ana tcour Z
martial. ..j34, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
,"oNE-ARM BILL" IS DEAD De- ID.
Gambler Who Killed County At
a,, 7,;a. fror, 5yVnlnds III Tail.

FORT WORTH, TEXAS March 24 ~,
.wnlialn romlinson. alias s.onei-Arrm BIZ
Tomlinson,' gambler, who YESTERDAY
assassinated County Attorney MoLeai.
and probably fatally Woundea Dep' =,
All All Of wounds sustained during fight
,v,th nolicemen. Scott is stll ALIVE.
W'sA mass nn meeting was held last nlght 70
serve notice on gamblers to leave the
city. The Bar Assocation to. days12us, Use % .
resolutions on Mr.. Mcl4s3in's deat9a ah =
ssociation deprecated the holdinkro o. e., q
mass meeting, alleging that lhlsh'
lend Ito violence. The Mayor Is a ~ -.
her of the Bar Association. ulu Xiir a ons
unsuccessful move ae'alnstt my "a 81 ne :
meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
A Satisfying Food.
Appetite is Natures signal for fuel and repairs.

Appetite is Natures signal for fuel and repairs.
Healthy appetite calls for the simple food clements
that supply the natural requirements.
Healthy appetite is satisfied when the proper kind
and amount of food is taken into the body at stated
intervals But the wiles Of the modern chef and caterer
have created in most Of false and often unnatural
appetite which leads into all the different degrees OF
indigestion, dyspepsia, ctc-food insanity
GRAPE-NUTs is "a satisfying food--t is composed
Of the natural clements to satisfy the natural appetite
and restore order in the digestive machinery which may
have been thrown out of gear by improper though often
sfaslonableN foods
The crisp, firm, ''nutty granues Of Grape-Nuts
make honest mascation necessaY it's wholesome flavor
makes it appetizig, and the albumens, carbohydrates
and phosphate of potash from the whole wheat and
barley make Satisfying foodboth to the sense of
taste and to the body needs.
Ten days trial will convince any that There's
reason for
Grape-Nuts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25

this county In tho Legislature. and
he Mt one time was q purser in the
United States Navy She was n sister
of General William Nnlle. cX.Adjutant-
General OF Virginia.
Mrs. Mildred Campb:!l
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch,l
y h ROANOKE, VA, March 24.-Mrs. Mil.
drcd Campbell died to-day from II com.
plicaton OF diseases, aged fifty-two
years. She Is survived by her husband
and three children. She was n native
OF Bedford county.
James Franklin Hudgins.
Especial TO The Times Disp.tch.l
ROANOKE, Var March 24.--Lames
Franklin Hudgins.t son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
b. L. Hudglns, died to-day from spotted
fever, aged seventeen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
THE WEATHER

Forecast; MISUNDERSTANDING cooler Nom
day; Tuesday fair, warmer In the in
winds. .tsisS
North Carolina-Fair, cooler Monday;
Tuesday fair, warmer In the interior;
fresh to brisk west winds, becoming
variable,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
WELDON ICE FLAT
TOTALLY. [. DESTROYED De i.
Loss Will Exceed s1 1900 In,
surance Amounted to o., n.
$1,000.
Especial to The TImes.Dispatch.

WELDON, N. c., March 24--'rhe
Weldon Ice Factory was burned this
morning at o'clock. the loss q, being ell
$1,000. Insurance, $1,000, was placed t
as follows: Globe and Rutgers. Of New
York, $500; Home, Gree nsboro, $4,000;
stock, $3.50; Underwrit ers' Green's.
roro, $3.50. The origin Of 1.-THE fro
is. q mystery. as no fire has been7about
the premises for some -tilne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

Cooler weather. settled over Rlch-
mond last night after day of mid
fail added much TO the dlscomfortY OF
pedestrians. At 4 r. NJ. the thermome-
ter Registered Sc degrees III the shade,
and at midnight SO degrees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
OBITUARY..
Mary Rose.

Mary, infant daughter OF J. E. and
Mary Rose, died at the homo OF her
parents yesterday morning, aged one
month and eleven days.
The funeral Will take place from the
residence, No. 1417 North Twenty-sec-
ond Street, this afternoon at o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
Miss Valeria Male,

Especial TO Tha TI1HtH- I4sF7'4EEss = u ..
CuLpEPER, VA, March sa,---e Us
tyaleria Male, daughts i II t tnn Nh Ia.
, tM'i died at her home near here t, to-.
1 hny. in the forty-hfth year Of lle e,
nre' Her fatldr once representedt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
Mrs. Amanda Vowel.

c11EPEpER, VA, March 24.-Mrs.
Amanda Vowel died at her home near
here to- day in the eighty-nlnth year
d her ago. She was possessed OF mo
Strongest traits Of character. when
shc .exerted throughout her long and
usefulsgl,fe for the uplifting of hu-
/ VANITY. She was reported to have
been one OF the best biblical scholars
in All this section. She died unlyer-
s 90 -rssDected and beloved She was
4 nil. thate.was left of q once numer-
L GUS family. The following children = sur =,
Wye her: Colonel r. b. . ? anu = ~, ~ :,
|, Farsi, and.R. NJ. Vowel. of Texas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
Henry, Deverell.

/ 3 OF spocinlto The Times DispatcH
r,I FREMONT, VA, March 94.-Henry
lpeverell, the nineteen. year-old son /, o. !,
III, X ,aD overall, the well-known. Adams
Express gent, and prominent Mason
Ia this place, died to-day at the resi-,
?dence Of his father. Young Deverei'
Twas III only few days, ana MS s ~
serious by his many friends. he was
moved here from Newport News where
he vas employed In the ship-yard, as
nnnrentice lnachinist Friday last.
seemingly suffering only from q nad
cold. occasioned by exposure at IRE.
l{His condition rapidly grew worse Iro Ii,
last evening, however, and althousn
nunry effort was made in his behal e
II finally resulted in his death at :
o'clock this morning. lie will be purleo :
tomorrow, Monday afternoon :
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Mrs. Mildred Canpts!l
DEATHS.

March "a, 1907. at the
residence Of his parents, $40 South
Laurel. Mr.. HARRIS c. BURTON;
aged twenty-five years.
1nterment in Riverview at p. M.
TODAY.
GILL.-Dicd. at the residence OF his
mother, Mfs. S. ]. GILL, COG West
Marshall Street, Sunday, March oath.
at 1880 p M, CHARLES JOSEPH
GILL, in the nineteenth year OF HIS
age
HANrlEY.-Diod. at her home. 92o West
C,lay street, at 11:O5 p. NJ. Sunday,
March cath. Mrs. I. J. HANKEY; aged
sixty-nine years.
Funeral notice later.
ROSE.-Dicd, at the home Of her pa
rents. Sunday. March "a. 1907, at 1870
a. Nj MARY, Infant daughter OF IN
%. and Mary Rose; aged one month
and eleven days
Funeral from residence, l417 North
| Twcnty-second Street. TODAY
(Monday> ut 3 ?. NJ. 1nterment ir
Hcnrico county.
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Meetings.
WIN. NJ. HILL.
Cashier.

: TnE ANNUAL MEETING or THu
stockholders OF the Bon Air Com.
pany OF Virginia will be held in the
ONCE Of Colo4el T. NJ. r. Talcott
(Room No. ~; Chamber i, Of { CON- ion,
at 10 o'clock A.. NJ Action will be.
taken at this meeting on tho ques-l
ton Of reducing the capital stock
OF the company. and q full attend
anco Is desired
Il. S. HAZEN. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE A1U-5
tual Assurance Society OF virginia
viii be held at the Office OF the So.
ciety. MONDAY, April IS. 1907. at l
o'clock p. NJ. EDWIN a. PALMER.
Principal Agent
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-----=77To CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
laxative sBRoNlc ouinlne removes
the cause. TO get the gena1,n ,nno t enia
az 70. w, Grove. 2bc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-25
Dissolution Notice.

THE FIRM OF w g. FOSTER AND
Rosa A. Scott, trading as w e. Fos.
ter & Co.. is this day dissolved. py
partner, retiring. All liabilities ana
assets arc assumed by Rosa a. Scott,
the Junior partner.,,y = ,,osrnR
si 83R. A. SCOTT.
Morven, Va, March. 1907.