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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
OBITUARY..
~ w C. Williams.

nv w clemmet Williams died at the
homa of his father. in Richmond on ias s..
snndav " morning, after an illness OF rev
DAYS His remains were iala d. lest ~ -,
fhe family plot In lakewood cemetery " J,
MSndny. after an impressive service ned
~ the Seventh Street Christian .Church,
s''T,r Williams was the son OF Or. u. ".
ma Jizzia Williams, of Richmond IN MS
90 Nv life he developed tondness Ior
his fathers profession. and after the COM
,Iatinn ~ m academic course of study he
=. ,a,aa the University College OF Medicine
az and Surgery with the determination Of
nttnininr nsposition by tho side OF MS
eminent parent in the practice OF his pros
ie nr Williams was mn apt student, and
within a few years he emerged from the
,nstitmtion& bearing the highest honors Of
nroficiency. About three years ago ne
Vent TO Scottsville, where he established
" At'his grave the medical profession of
Richmond paid their trihue by sending
the Z following well-knowni physicians, to
participate In the interment: Or. Wllllam
Gordon, DR.. Stuart McGhire, Or, y. J
Michaux, Dr. Allison Hodges, DIR. Hen
son DR.. Peple and DR.. LoWnes, +
Funeral of Mrs. G. M. Wallace.
The funeral Of Mrs. Charles NJ, Wallace.
who died In this city on Sunday after
noon. will take place at ST Johns church
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. The inter-
lywood. The Following gentlemen VIII DO
Hon. D., X. Pullam, MI. Josenh " Rro-
i 4 /.
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bible SOCIETY
CHANCES HANDS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

we have only to impress on the people
of the State the great need of this work,
both at home and abroad says DIR. Nc
Laren, ITO secure an abundant support
from all denominations In supplying the
Scriptures to every family"
DIR. McL.aren has seen something of the
foreign work of the American Bible So
ciety. The reports for 1906 shows that the
society has printed 1,020,055 volumes Of
Scripture at the Bible House in New York,
and 1,1260l1 volumes in eight printing
houses scattered through Asia.
The distributions of the past year com
prised 9aO,367 volumes in the United States.
and 1,296,3SS volumes abroad, making an
aggregate OF 2,2s6.755 volumes issued dr.
ing 1905. and bringing an aggregate of the
issues of the ninety years to 1850, 529.
The work of translation or revision IL
perpetual in the field OF the American
Bible Society During 1905 progress has
been made In translation into Portuguese,
into two Chinese Colloquial dialects, into
sheetswa east Africa. and into three
dialects OF the Philippine Islands. Re-
vision has progressed during 1905 upon
three of the Chinese versions, upon the
Zulu. the Bulgarian. and the Arabic ver-
sions: a work that touches fully one
fourth of the human race. through I'M
provement of the clearness with which
Gods Word Is translated.
Printing has progressed in its steady
and unwearied fashion. on the society's
own presses in New York and on presses
which work for it under contract at
Shanghai. Foochow. and Chentu, China;
at Yokohama. Japan; at Bangkok and
Cheuns Mai Laos country, Siam; and
Constantnople and Beirut (Syra) in Tur-
key. At these various presses We're print
ed. in 1905, 1,1260ll copies of Scripture,
besides 1,O20.c65 printed at the Bible House
in New York. making an aggregate of
2,146,066 copies. In addition to this num-
Der. SO, 100 copies were purchased for use
at home and abroad.
or the work of the American Bible
Society in this country, the work among
the Indians makes an interesting report.
copies being printed In many dialects.
The agency for the colored people re-
ports circulation in 1905 of 25,46 vol
umes. either Of complete Bibles or Tes-
DR.. McLaren exhibited a specimen Of
the raised letter texts, showing the man
ner in which the American Bible Society
is publishing New Testaments for the
use Of blind. The society Is now pre-
Jared to furnish the entire Bible in this
form, and there are those In every State
who have been supplied without cost with
the means Of reading the word OF GOD
through their sensitive and trained iin-
ger tips The government post-oftice
regulations made special provision for
carrying this bulky package of literature
for the blind without charge.
DR.. McLaren is anxious to get into
correspondence with the leaders OF mis-.
sion work in all denominations and VIII
hope to present the Bible cause IN al
parts Of tho State. II should IKE 70
have an opportunity to speak somewhere
every Sunday" he says. he VIII also
visit the various church courts at thelr
next stated meanings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
Mrs. Hattie Fuller Ansley
Especial to THO Tlmes-Dlspatch.l

4 ALEXANDRIA,, VA, January Mrs
Hattie Fuller Ansley, wife Of Mr.. Harrie
G. Ansley. treasurer of the Southern
Railway Company. died shortly before
Prince Street, after a lingering illness.
The deceased was fifty three years OF age,
and is survived by her husband and five
children. Mrs. Ansley was q Miss Fuller,
and was a native OF Georgia. Her chill
dren are Mrs. James Corhitt. OF Suffolk.
Va. and Mrs. Albert Smoot. Miss Annie
c. Ansley, Mr.. Louis Ansley and Urqu-
hart Ansley, ell of this city.
The funeral services will be held at her
residence at II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. Rev. William J. Norton rector OF
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. and
Rev. p. P. Phillips rector of st. Paul's
the funeral services. The interment will
be nriynte 35
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
'GLENA WILL SUE
SPENCER BLACKBURN.
lsnecla, ,o.rae rip,es.pispatch. i

Especial tolt ne lirqes-pispatch,l
Il WINsToN-a SALEM n. c., January L.
It was learned here tonight from an au-
thoritative source that Governor r. B.,
Glenn VIII prosecute Congressman spen-
Ger blackburn for the sensational charges
made against the Governor by Mr.. Black
burn, in his published letter to Congress-
man-elect r. n Hackett, whose recent
election is to be contested by Mr.. Black
burn. Governor Glenn consulted to-
night by telephone with his former Law
partner here. Clement Manly. who Will
represent His Exceliency. and push the
case as the law decides. a suit for libel
Is assured. It is highly probable that
Mr.. Blackburn will be arrested as soon
as he appears in the State. Els present
whereabouts is not known by Governor
! CLIENTS counsel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
.AWAKEs IN MORGDE; |
PORTER IN TERROR, Too
Victim Of Mistake Flees and
Attendant Almost
Faints.

CINCINNATI, January Henry Field.
young resident of Elm Street. ear :
this morning awoke In the morgue OF tn
CITY Hospital. With yell he aroused
q doing negro porter. who almost faint
ed az he saw Field, HIS head swathet
in bandages and loose sheet danglin,I
from his shoulders. The negro threw
open door and permitted Field to le.
from the place.
An investigation disclosed that Fiel,
was taken to the hospital late last night
Unconscious from blow on the head
The porter was ordered to wheel him t.
a ward after the receiving physician han
given the preliminary treatment On tho
way to the ward Fields motionless form
was sidetracked into the deadroom.
where he was revived some few hours
later by the cool air.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
Race in PETERSBURG

PETERSBURG VA. January 1.-Figg,
of Richmond, won the one-mile roller
skating race at the Washington Street
rink tonight with Butts, of Norfolk a
close second and Hughes. of Petersburg,
third. The time was three minutes and
fell and Harrison dropped out. Figg
was far in the lead until the last few
laps when Butts made q great squirt,
which produced an exciting finish, the
great crowd cheering wildly. A gold
medal was the prize A backward race
between Neil and Hughes vas easily won
by Hughes, as Neil fell soon after start
ing. The match race between Figg ana
Pizzini, of Richmond. was called off be-
cause OF bad injury to Pizzinis hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
Among Those Calling.

Among those calling We're:
Captain and Mrs. M. ], Dimmock, Hon.
and Mrs. H.. C. Stuart Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. w. Watkins, Miss katherine Watkins,
Mrs r. AIoncure Perkins. Mr.. and Mr..
Dabney Crenshaw, DIR. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Upshur. Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Valentine,
Miss Meade. Miss Lille. Mrs. j. Mason
Miller. Miss Lucy Cloyd, Of Pulaski; Miss
Julia Jennings, Mr. Powell, Mrs j.
Enders Robinson, Mrs. Charles Morgan of
Baltimore; Mr.. j, Enders Robinson, Jr.,
Mrs. Thomas l.. Royal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Lee. Misses Edwards, DR..
Charles v. Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar D. Taylor. Mr.. Ben Owens, Miss
Claire Guiliaume. Madame Guillaume, DR..
and Mrs. Hugh TAYLOR, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
E. Morgan, Mr. Robert &. Cabell, Mrs.
w. j. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Iredell, Mr..
s. T. Morgan, Miss Maude Morgan, Mrs.
IL NJ. Neale. DR.. and Mrs. Will!ngham,
DIR Jere Witherspoon, Mrs. Benjamin
Nash, Mrs Charles H. Talbot, Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick w. Scott MIR. Joseph
Button, Mr.. T. H Elicit. Misses Munford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill Young. Miss
Kate Fuller, Mr.. and MrsT. Wilbur Chef,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Chelf. Mrs. Dabney
jefferson Carr. Mr.. and Mrs Stephen
Beverldge. Misses Minor, MIR. and Mrs.
James Harper Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dana Rucker. Mr.. James Lewis Ander-
yon. Attorney General w. A. Anderson.
Miss Caroline 4Armistead, Mr.. w. G.
Nolard Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Murrell.
DR.. Thomas w, Aiurrelb Mr.. Mann S.
Valentine. Judge and Mrs. Edmund Wad-
dill. Miss Nancy Waddill, Miss Anne Tai
bolt. Mr.. and Ms Preston Carson, Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll FL. Montague, Mrs.
Crank Male Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Laf-
ferty. Miss Eugene Taylor. Mrs. d. t.
Williams Mr.. Walter Christian, Miss
Lucy Christian. Mrs. c. o. B. Cowardin.
Mrs. j. Mason Miller. Miss May Jones,
Mr. Watkins Ellerson. Mrs. b. II. Eliing-
ton, Miss Edith Grant. AIr. Cunningham
Hall. Miss Sallie Greenhow, Miss Mary
Johnston. Mr.. Langstaft Johnston. Miss
Ellen Jones. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. koiner,
Miss ko,ner. DR.. James 2. Smith, DR..
Jacob aiichaux. Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Par
IRISH. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Price. Miss
Louise Price. Mr.. and Mrs. Leland RAN
kin. Mr.. Charles Shields. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Evelyn Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ash
ton S;arke the Rev. and Mrs. j. Calvin
Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shield, Mrs.
Isaac Jones, Mr.. and Mrs j. 7. Ruther-
foord. Miss Maude Gunther, of Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eppa Hunton. Jr., Mr.. and Miss Whit
, lock. and many others. the attendance
numbering at least six or seven hundred
representative people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
Mrs. Clara Hahn.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, January L.
Mrs. Clara Hahn. widow of Henry Hahn.
died in the Jewish hospital yesterday
morning after n lingering fitness. She
was seventy-three years old, and had
been active in Jewish communal work
many years. having been president of
the Hebrew Sunday School Society of the
Council of Jewis!, Women and an officer
of many other Jewish charitable societies.
Two sons and one daughter survive her.
They are Theodore j. Hahn, OF the bank
Ing firm Of Miller & CO.; Frederick p.
Hahn. a noted violinst, and Mrs. Fl. n.
. Levy of Richmond Va -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
WALL STREET CUT DOWN !,
BONUSES TO CLERKS
Central Trust Company, How
ever, Gives Half of Annual
Salaries.

NEW YORK. January lin "
Street the New Years bonuses usua
given to all employees We're In most
stances smaller than usual Howev.
the banking house OF J. p. Morgan & q
gave its 200 clerks the usual Is per ce,
OF their annual salary.
The Central Trust Company gave |
fifty employees the most liberal gift
They received 80 per cent. OF their ann ,
salaries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
GOVERNOR HIGGINS WAS
IMAUGURATED YESTERDAY

PROVIDENCE, r. T.. January L.
James II. Higgins, OF Pawtucket, who
was elected Governor Of Rhode Island
last November. and the others chosen to
the several State Offices at that time
were inaugurated to-day with the usual
ceremonies. Roswell 3. Rurchard was
elected Speaker of the House
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
Miss Mary Louise Litchfield.

$ 1specia1 g the TmAs'Dspatch.J
ABINGDON, VA, January 1.-Miss
Mary Louise Litchtield after n long i'll
ness, died here last night at the residence
of her sister, Mrs John D. Cosby. Miss
Litchfield was related to some OF the
most prominent families in Southwest
Virginia, being n sister of Captain c. r.
Ltchfield and of G.. V. Litchfield. She
was also near relative of tho Stuarts.
she was about eighty years old and will
be buried Tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
= - -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
GOVERNOR WARNER ILL;
DID NOT TAKE OATH

LANSING, MICH, January 1.-The;
elective state officers with the exception
OF Governor Fred NJ. Warner and Attor-
ney-General Bird We're administered the
oath of office at noon to-day. Governor
Warmers illness prevented his being
present. but under the law he Is given
twenty-one days In which to file his OATH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
FEAR NEGRO SERVANTS.
Bullets and Poison Result in Dis
charges in Houston, Tex.

4 HOUSTON. TEN, January IAN attempt;
In assassinatc Mrs l.. II. McC;regor. the wife
OF Reprcsen,ative+elect Mctiregor. md the an
that members Of the family OF F.
Charles Hume had been poisoned have led many
Houston househoiders to discharge their negro
servants. Il
A negro man. who was n servant In the Me-
Gregpr home, is under arrest charged With
shooting into the dining room OF tho McC;regor
home The bullet narrowly missed Mrs Nc
Gregor's head. The shooting followed II lrebukei
To- the negros VIZ who was employed as
cook for the McGrsgors,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

ed The following specially arranged pro-
YErnm. #
March New Years Grcetinssi
George Noellter
s;sseiecticn--'"T.lc Man from Now Klein
3s Suppc
1ntertnczzo-@ espangles'' ....s.. Bratton
WALTZ Senorita ...... .....t ..,. Y ohlRer
Gems from ".rho Spring Chicken Earle
Medley Toned Pictures OF North ana
Sotth,' ...........,..... .,s...,...,. Bendix
Chattncey' Olcott s. Eileen Ashore .ssalzer
41ntcrynezzo--.s pountime.' :. Won Tilser
( Bits of at Happened In Nordland ...t
~ Herbert
Eelection--.'Buste Brown II. Lansfo,r orr
From SEQ 10 1880. the limit ofreception
hours n continuous throng passed IN front
OF the receiving line on through the. door.
where II ended. into the salon and dining.
room. thence back intothe hall, and SO to
the entrance again.
Every one who called was in holiday
mood witt, Il smile aud a good wish. which
met with hearty and instant response
from the Governor and the mistress OF the
mansion. The rooms were filed with the
hum of voices and lpw-toned lauShter
4 with New Years meetings and greetings.
Mrs. Swanson was ably assisted the
exercise of her official hospitality by lar
young married friends and the young
ladies who helped the receiving party, and
passing through the rooms. chatted with
the guests and introduced them, thus
promoting the social pleasure of the oc-
cnsion.
Close to tile palm screen, behind which
the orchestra had seats was placed the
most beautiful addition which Mrs. Swan
son has made to the mansion drawing
room furniture-a very fine concert grand
piano, specially ordered and designed az
ter n Colonial pattern. The very sweet
tone of the piano IN accompaniment was
specially noted and commented on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
MARRIAGES.

M'GEHEE- D1cSERsoN .-M a rried, at
4 Beaver Dam, Va, December 81, 1906
Miss MATTE ANNIE A1'GEHEE to Mr.
COLIN I. DICKERSON, both Of this
city. Rev. Mr. Hannah, Of Louisa, ofn .
ciating At home, 2916 East Marshall
Street. tGz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
Mrs. Fanny Simpson.


FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January l.
Mrs. Fanny Simpson, widow of William
Simpson, who died Sunday at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Bullock, In
ed age of eighty-eight years. She is sur
ylved by many relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
lap Wants Virginia Farm.

lap Wants Virginia Farm.
Messrs. r. b. #Chattin & Company have
received the following post card from
Nugatakin, Japan:
r. B. Chatfln & Co.:
L should be congratulate. your -four
ish,ng, / shall order farm your. shop
my purchase. So please SEND me
YOUR catalogue.
YOUR first customer.
49, 49, @. OTIRO ilZUSHINNA.
Mr.. Mzushinna wants to buy farm
in VIRGINIA. s.sFt;esiy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
lspeclal % rhe rlmes.plspaten. j

UNDERSTANDABLE. VA, January L.
Rev. VIM. =. Billiard, of the South
Lunenburg circuit. died at the parsonage
in Buckingham, at Bethel Church, the
29th. He came back from conference
sick. and never left tho parsonage but
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

Miss Ella Pitman. daughter OF Rev. F.
w. Pltman. OF Williamsburg. spent the
day yesterday In Richmond en- route to-
Lynchburg. thence to Stonewull Jackson
Institute. at Abingdon, where she is q
student
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
THE WEATHER

Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday:
Wednesday; Thursday rain,
except fair on the coast; light to fresh
east winds. ss5s 5El5ls -.
day; Thursday rain: fresh east TO south
east winds. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
la Toilet TE ACT
DECLARED VOID.
Judge Mccall Says Fellow
Servant Act Is Uncon-
stitutional.

MEMPHIS, TENN, January 1.--Judgo
Mccall, Of the Federal Court, to-day de-
clared the LiFoctte fellows servant net
unconstitutional. The action was That OF
Howard against the Illinois Central Rail-
road Company. a special representative
of the Department Of Justice Mt WASH
.ington argued the case for the govern
sment.
Mrs. Howard sued the railroad company
for damages because her husband was
killed while in the employ OF the defends
ant. Judge Mccall saId In part:
II am unable to bring my mind to tho
conclusion that the liability Of the COM
mon carrier to It's employee for Injuries
Is Interstate commerce. or commerce ct
any character, within the meaning OF
the commerce clause of the Constitution.
My conclusion Is that Congress is not
authorized. Under the commerce clause
OF the Constitution OF the United States.
to enact this legislation. for the reason
that the relation OF Interstate common
carriers engaged in interstate trade or
commerce to their employees, and their
liability TO them In damages for Injuries
sustained In their employment, as the
result OF the negligence OF any OF It's
officers. agents or employees, or by rca-
son OF any defects or insufilcicncy duo
to It's negligence in its cars, engines ap-
.pliances. machinery, track, rondbed, ways I
or works. Is not commerce within tlie}
meaning OF the Constitution. But II II
were, the act does not undertake to reg
ulate this relation or liability but simply
announces by an net of Congress a new
law on torts. limited to special class
OF those engaged In Interstate commerce."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

Great interest was felt here in the re-
suit of the Iynchburg match Young
ago. and there is {, sharp rivalry be-
tween the youngsters, who will meet
here again on Friday night in a cham
pionship race. AS Brent won by only
fifteen yards last night, the race be-
tween the two skaters on Friday night
should be a fast event and OF much in
far =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
Hamilton Page.

5 A telegram announcing the death OF
Mr.. Hamilton Page. of San Francisco,
Cal. has been received here, Mr. Page
was the youngest son Of the late Norborne
Page. Mr. Page married Miss Florence
Nightingale, who died some years ago,
leaving one child, Miss Burwell Page.
is survived by one sister. Mrs Lucy Page
Booker, OF the University OF Virginia,
and brother.l Mr.. Charles Carter Page.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands Of Mer, and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect 1t.
To Prove What the Great Kidney Remedy Swamp Root Will
for YOU Every Reader OF The Tines. Dispatch May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Absolutely Free by Mail.

II you are sick or feel badly" begin taking
the great kidney remedy. Or. Klmers Swamp
Root, because as soon your kidneys begin to get
better they will help all the other organs to health.
A trial Will convince anyone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

Exciting Finish Between Rich
rnond Racer and Carl
Young.
Especial to ,rhe TImcs-plspatch.l

+ LYNCHBURG, VA, January 1.-The
one-mile roller skating race for the State
between Carl Young, of
and John Brent, of Rich
mond. took place Tonight at athe rink
by Brent in 3:45. There were fourteen
laps, and up to the eleventh the com
petitors were neck and neck. After that
Brent spurted ahead and won by about
fifteen yards. g-:s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
DEATHS.

FOsTER.-Dic at her home. Oo9 North
Fourth Street, Tuesday morning at G:a0
o'clock. ADA G. FOSTER (coloredl.
Funeral THURSDAY AFTERNOON at
z 2:30 o'clock, at Second Baptist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02
How to Find Out

nind to
Jour o eandet g.
is brck- dust setluy
NoTlcESo
Its nityou may
sample bottle and book OF valuable
received
readers are advised to send
be to
remember
on Y. one bottle.
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MR.. WARD HERE.
Distinguished Y, M, G. A. Worker.
Is in Richmond.

Mr.. G, r, Ward. OF Chicago. one OF
the international secretaries of the Young
Mems Christian Associations. the man
who has successfully conducted more
than twenty new building campaigns and
assisted associations In securing more
than $4,000, 900 for new buildings, Is the
guest o.. the Richmond board or directors
a special meeting OF the board Of dl-
rectors will he held at 6 o'clock thfs
evening TO hear Mr. Ward,
! Trcights between the United States and Brazil
are much, higher. than those ohtainlns In thu
rest OF The world the rate from New York
TIC rio being about twice what. the rate Ii
from Eonskong 70 New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

.LYONS.-Died at his residence. intthe
city Of Richmond. Va, No. 745 North
Ninth Street January 1, 1907. 7:15 A..
NJ. WILLIAM b. LYONS. tho Oldest
resident barber in the city Of Richmond.
Funeral THURSDAY MORNING ut II
o'clock, at First Baptist Church. Friends
are invited.
Washington and New York papers
!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-02

naugh, Jr.. DIR. G. watson James. DR..
Harry 3. Baker, Mr.. John b. Welsh. Mr..
3. Shnckelford, Mr.. g.. n. Lumsdsn.
Mr.. j. B. Faulkner, DR.. A. j.. Marcy. The
family desire that no flowers be sent