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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-04
The Late Chief Engineer Mason

The Navy Department is informed thai
Chief Engineer Henry Mason, U. s. NJ, re-
tired, died at his home in Plymouth, Conn.,
March %.
The late Chief Engineer Mason entered
the naval service as a third assistant en-.
gineer March 49, 1s4S, and after serving
through the intermediate grades attained
the grade Of chief engineer on May q, 1868
He was placed on the retired list Octo.
Der 16. 1865; and June 20, 1906, was ad-
vanced from chief engineer with the rank
of commander, on the retired list to CHIEF
engineer, with the rank of captain, on the
retired list, on account of his credita BILE
service during the civil war. in accordance
with an act Of Congress approved June %
1906.
His funeral took place March 80, from his
home in Plymouth, Conn.
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Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health office
in the past twenty-four hours as follows:
Lucy W. Doetch, 81 years, 1901 Park road
northwest.
Mary A. Dobbins, SO years, 1925 Highland
avenue. Cleveland Park.
Eva E. Parker, ID years, Deanwood, D. C
Nette Tasker, AZ years, S1s Odd Fellows
court.
Effie Ware, AZ years, 1854 18th street
northwest.
Lewis E. Jackson, 10 years. 925 Liberty
street southwest
Lindsay Hawkins, % years, 723 21st street
northwest.
Susan A. Powell, Al years, 1851 street
northwest.
Jemma Hardesty, 80 years, Georgetown
University Hospital
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BORN.
BORN.
GAyER. On April 8, 1907, to DR.. and Mrs.
W. Gaver, q daughter.
DIED.

DIED.
AEBERSOLD. On Wednesday, April 8, 1907 al
4:30 Pm, JOHN, beloved son Of Godfried ant
Anna Aebersold aged ten years.
Funeral from chapel Of Frank Geier's Sons, ILL.,
7th street northwest, on Friday, April 5. at
o'clock pm. Relatives and friends invited
Interment at Prospect Hill cemetery.
BULLEN On April 3, 1907 at 1:40 Pm, Mrs
BETTE BULLEN, wife OF Capt. w. w. Bullen
Sweet spirit full OF godly light,
Her soul with faith and hope ahame,
Her vision blazing with the light
That haloes her dear Saviors name;
At last she's gained the wOndrous rest
That comes to those who win the race;
Her home IL now among the best
And her delight is In His grace.
Funeral from her late residence, 207 East Capitol
street, ON Friday, April 0. at pm. tBalti-
papers please copyD
CARROLL On April 4, 1907. at am. at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
Carroll. 8l6h ID street southwest. GEO. RAW
LINGS CARROLL.
FUNERAL April g. ut 10 an, from st. Donzinic
Church. High mass. Interment private.
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efgn AZ, 10 sntsnons.
Western NORTH caroiira Conference

NcsterR Martin SEeOijrn Conference
5ltkea ApprapTi;ttio;is,
Especial 10 l'its lrlnessJtigpatah
], hlsIstsst1 y, ~ Ct, Noyeniber st
titiB Inol'niBgtS SesEson Of heit Western
,Eorti CHtplitla Wethodtst Epieeopnf
fetepgsse i9T Y p Ttllct. dean of
conference ON The Widening Mission
of Metnoaistn Iotiic tEyangetizatibn Of
tho World, AID tlin Kind % Ministry
!4eadcd to j t49fHptiBh H. :
Z III thu reporf ~ tbs Edfttatipual
spErd ~ appropriation of S25p0 Was
made 90 Greensboro f'etnaie College
anu Sii.igp q g'finlty collelse, az Dtifr
H1Tn Approfriations were Also made
70 the other Methodist SCHOOLS III tie
bounds OF tie conference An nnGPUr-
aging report Was made BY the ppbitBfi-
eTs 81 the North Carolina Christian Adj
Nocetg,3 tile organ Of the conference.
Editor III. vi ,Sair ard Assistant u l..
SllerTiil Wcrc Ie4eiscted. 4 flopeGneItt
RAs started to-day looking 10 the SELF
spt the conferences in the
tilie iatpprtlut appointtnenie tnedc by the
aeitistelicn tosltg{lt arc as follows:
1tslev!llc Distf'et Il. W. Crawford. pte-
Slei4s sldsf--senfral Church. Asheylle y.
Charlotte Diairict Frank siler. presid-
Ing cldar1- Frgon Street Charlotte II. r.
Z; ,. J4asity' p y sutai Efsyafl Harold
Erapldin I,lgaieN r. u. TAILOR. prcsid-
ing slaer-TE fanisiiti station z. II Towns
eFsensporo District; s e. rurrentlne
nseslding eldey--West Market Street g. H.
t3etssiier: eentGnafy q. r Bell; Agheboro
q ~ Who'd; High Point. J. u. Thompson.
.Jersaptown Districts 2. ~. .Cherril, pro-
stems tier-- MorEant9n. W. r. womble.
monnt airy District: w II, Bagley. pro-
sidtfH eldcf---NoHHt Airy. ". ". Prize
sLi!sbuEf Dstilet. a. w. Pisltr presid-
l.E eldet1--.sai isouFy, FIRST GhureN, u i.
NC spagsef \ l' Lanniae Lexins-
SEflby Dlssrlet. * NJ fUtle tfeyfaft4.s
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! With a simple and infcrinai ccre-
|,nony Tomorrow afternoon a O'Clock
| ii conlbina ton refleptoscope ana nov
! ing picture machine VIII 10 presented
| TO the crew Of the hattlesllin Nirsinisl
| at the navy yard.
| The money for the purchase OF the
tinstrmnei,t was raised by Mac I'm
ilor E,Iyson last summer while AT her
cottage at Virginia Beach through
private subscriptions. The sresporise
to her appeal was SO pronapt md gem.
lerous that II was not necessav% 10
make public APPEAL, rs az tlrstStcl en-
tsmplated.
The idea was suggested BY Chaplain
lGeorge D.. L.. Stevenson, Or the MI
ginia, who. recognizing thu dtil. and
|rnonotonous. lite Of the stsilop, desired
Ito devise some plan by wh!ell they they
could be Gntertalned and at the Same
time instrudted paIticclutlar1ls@ on The the
Hong trip to- the Pacing, wien the
sailors VIII not no 80 fortunate as the
officers in being allowed To aeslS pleas-
lure on shore when in foreign ports,
| tpbc reflectoscope. which has beena
tseleoted is after q new mode ireeantl@
Invented. One Of the ady antages ttiah
ithis machine possessas Is iltet pictures
contained in books or fGageait1es RAY
ID Instantly projected Without iallrN
to The book or binding, ANY ~ which
I VIII appear#un the screen In thsir tl,lsc
| form and color, G
opaque3 material, such as postal
leapds, photographs DRAWINGS, atilaps.
jreading matter. and all small objects
Iof every name and nature .SaaS be
shown,
Isnch as crabs, stan ashland similar
lthings, can be made 70 appeay With
lstartiinG reality .543i
Az such material can be easily obs
| tnined and at very little cost, NJ can
Irtadiis be seem THAT the nossibisitSes
| OF such inachiue are pfiletlealiS I'M
Ilirnted.
In connection With the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| d moving picture nlaahiae WI ls9 pre-
Iganted also SO nlllipedgt ma g Me oper8
lator can quinlcly chanSe from ttllet Form
Naturalization I'd the otttet 4
Both machines lfayeS been mad g rus 4
Iproof and i&ilnishea3 tns tlle mos an
Iproved style, iyt5l supplied WI ~ sall
tLneesssnix d ttsselltlie}lts lor8 ilI conyes3
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Fhex viii hsye to battle ugatnat their
pSg.r' p5aitiop8 TiieY leetiHe u, and qtd
faGlna tlq sGttifttlen wIti no littletniis-
Gf9I1R
tiqYafpmeAt fegenu4s have fptaplgfG
~ tile piiet two noIliiis more than
dieE fcli MI dttitg any t@o t1ant l3
~ The f1pNetahd ADMINISTRATION w
4 is@belieytd that the n1llries tlfe presiv
dent has Iavaisdd VII eit@ek Tie trutI-
lfie. Bpt peotle ave every N.hore aetiig
wiiot the nattrh lir Tint nHkes si&dli ex+
ttcale aud ungslal ppllcles tiecpaaafy
AVd hat X thought rs the adlniuie-
teation u Id serious question: Cor
IT 70 auswet III the 80 campaign.
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". 4. shnckicford.
rs,,,a,.,,, !, .,,. nj (, ., r,i..,.,,a,

Especial TO The TIMES nispatchgl
W.iJtSA w, VA, November 1S-W. a.
SllaclSleford. Sr,, a prominent citizen of
Warsaw died at his residence here
this morning It 2:aD o'clock aged fifty
eight Years. In December last he snf-
fcred stroke or paralysis and since
that time he had been in declining
health. He is survived tiy u widow
and two sons-1O. Il. s;haNtlcford a
lawyer, OF Norfolk, and +. 4, Shaclle-
ford. ,Iry. deputy clerk of this county.
one brother, Thouas Il. Shackleford, OF
this county; four sisters--Alrs. q. $.
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rIND " 49,. a.larg.
Nrr York Man ESfFlat Ynnsg SYnElap arG

NEfW T0Rk 4Feip74r Fletl ~
WRsnef wak nj 4lt eHiYirfEsi aE iauIde}.
81 thc seeeH1 deisfeG itsf tine H3Hag cf
E2tiser VI Surilafs se~ JHi9 sd iakt Il O.
asGf4s thpy did aot fpaiy K t!ia eeEFef
N4tigf Warrsr g csfly cor HlAMt Vtily4H the YER
die. wes returtsed. 1sn mes, aito Ind
kneSvp Kiss SprisAe iog spil' Tsts weat
81 fftt store ifl which aiie MAS tsunpYed 81.
,FoFt9- cgHd StEeai ana 8HGt he@ wltggut
waraIns BE ssraPesl ifta . large Dffie.:
beilaine. a!id befafe Ito gag followed 20 orr
thfpggh q tpas iataW.s ffr thafi s,y3Nt 10
q .istt stota rs t 81 50An o. WilsoR IS
tifrf9ns iftetd ttss,} Els9t h!!;. yi,sen Gistf
sgeg 9fteFa.ttsi NctYec Naa captured Is
~ gFfiekn&H. ariae1i &ita eatfpa4 hnsE. as
~ Var lsarifs Wilson'S st45e E'alrdlnislit
5it.l'c mas Waiali was Dismissed apS,i hid 3l-
htaS f2t1e % chaser az enwsefiee ~ nat
foii9wiDg Warmer lst0 ihc Office bGilfliagr4
pttei he haQ saot Mss Nuflins Wariiet.>
t2etg4fse waStiRsanity. 70 has u2t been tc!eii
N tlle Indictment charglrU tl4e hiIlidg p
wilson
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a.rs. u. j. clopson.

GIoUcESTIER G. III, yA.,a November
fis,-a6frs. Ceeelin Giopton wife OF Mr..
7tlios Jones cqopton OF Gloucester
county ana diughter OF the late VIM.
Anderson Of King and Queen county,
died this morning ut her home, Havers
HALL inter an Illness of six weeks. She
is survived by her husband, six sons
and ono daugiltar-Wnl. Coles and Ed
win boswell, Cecil, Wyndham Heniy c.,
Hugh, Preston and Walter NJ. and Miss
Kate Anderson Cloptnn.
The internsnt win be Tomorrow in
the cemetery OF Ware Episcopal
Church, Of which church she was n
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IN MEMoRIAM.

Won KRAAIER. in loving memory OF
my husband, EMIL Won KRAMER.
VINO fell asleep In Jesus one year ago
to-day, November lg, 1906
After the burden and heat of the day.
The stasrv calm of night %,
After the rough aud toilsome way,
y sleep IN the robe of white.
"oh. sweet IS tho slumber wferewflh,
tho king
Hath caused the weary to rest:
For. sleeping. they hearthe angels sing:
They lean on the Masters breast.
BY HIS WIFE. (
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IS To
POLITICAL. EFFECT.

t@piittttiitl itcisI tsrst Ra2e.l
gye'i IS Z tiieir nelg speper friands whut
.llei tlsink scout tt.
THE faeg Is thar tlie administration
e lHieaey fhsre 10 preitg geacrai
faeliae that tlie rieastire8 taken by
HE adlainik-treft0n VII stgRe ~ fe-
iitoie puiHir confidence -aui that tho
sllceia q trade Will heair. - turH iii
taF npiERa ;t1g. bpt ~ tie saists tiHie
Il u leaTae ~ The Standardization tilat
il,eg ltye Been farceG to give Inc
si3em9Sia l tlio inps, dangerous weapon
q iiEbt Nitil tiat iles haVe had cor
il1ans Ngsr. I;vpIg 58dy knows that
q iar as Tho natrrai conditions ig
cue r@lnts siet conaernedf 80 fat us
lin real ni3allci9 eonditlon u the peo-
rtp arf tpnesrned, l,ge negar were
2fettsr tiines Pie fFonbla is every
swbete ayrihad 70 tiIe b8dg polite. Can
tfl9 administration eygr e9c9Fe i1self
.fer Iegnlieeirg ~ p igs "a f9Rsibla
for nani uadpr acl4 eouaitiUps2
,iiis I'epahliabti aitr tiiat 4 cannot,
aid liiie tHey laltr llst ties ssert
foFGed d eeFt q sc measures which
- ie >settcr taanif 1fc f,antlc
rae t1ese.ard Papsc.
Nt9iN lttt. tsttA ifitt4Ltt tkeIll ktl7lgs- ttlll
ayoA larecd 81 issue 1onds, taa liowi
tlitt @4sii nU n he Eepubllean Press
vas aoiitFthipg goa9efftIl. Although
ye;y natural condition wax tip5 Gor q
panic iien the sntire blame WIS M
lesitatingiS placed on the Democrats
The production 81 corn Was taifJ99.t10
buslseis short Ia 1889 and 1876 The
giaduction of wheat was 29n90e,6D1
nusilais Sort n 12aa rhe prodne-
lion of oats was i9giog9n09 bush-
eta ofs tlat year The Yistd of
uotatoes Ma nearly l00,aga.QgQ bushels
hqlap Il aeriEal eros TIE HISS hg the
fppch as ils enlise export trtIde u tlte
sBnitcd States he'd been worth during
amy Year as the Harrison aduduistra-
ton ana YET. with so this before
them ie Justify 81 panic, the people
@erc JED rs belieYp that notifies alone
WIS te8npas!pIr Tor H.
Hdn9w the lnaledictinns Of the Re-
pGhiiraps Hss!ipst tiln Democrats arc
rising UP 20 haGtlt them, e. Che I9ernd-
erats Yseri espons ible for Size tgouhlIf
tlicsl Nliat about tlIp relations Q Inc
SspnbHcnns Nith.tiie present teeoble2
sFgr Repgblieans leel that tlley may
be hoist With their own petard They
win ilitye % answer their own logic,
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SUSPEND GEORGIA TECHS
,ttlcies .;nich out h. southern fnter-
nni,ei.fnic AASmrintfnm.

MACON, ia. Noyaniber 49,. Profeg-
nm IutercoIIegiate sStIletl6 8Aasocln-
.tlog sl8pandea tbs cicorgIa School q
'recnndlngy ffoin further playing as o
Iueinhet of the assheitstton al the coti7
Glpsidn of q Tong conference with
hlatbesot AND tion y. ".
HARRIS president o. the board OF trus-
ltees. thi9 afternoun IN Macon.
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RR0IhERHann MEETS

annnri >essien Held aud Officers Are
Decentralization strange Coit;ing. y
TIL BichmottR Asscmbly Of the
Bfotherhood Of St Andrew held It's an
nual meeting 1851 night In tho lecture
room of Grace Church THO attend.
aHce Was exceptionally large consider
Ing this incieirpnt weather nearty {tli Of
the Episc0pal ehafchos Of the city be-
ing represented
The meeting opened with devotional
services conducted by tii3 RAV John
aiencure. ID -. after which there was
an address by, Mr. Robert NJ Anderson
on the condition Of the bretherhaoq in
Richmond. particularly during tho last
year. Tile address, showed member
ship 81 $50 ana stated that much good
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III, ,Irn,yntna. sery m.

sIls 1t W BrowntnH ~ member of
tho board uf supeuyfaurs OF Henfiep
at his horne. %Wagatae.2t For seyeral
,Isivs he lfas been unconscious, pr.
tircer Bsughman Ills physician. said
iast uigll thai there Has q slight
ehanpe TOT the hettqr linugh he eottld
not anticipate amy peffrtauent iiiiprpyo-
mntit.
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DECIDE TWO CASES
AGAINST GEORGIA
federal Supreme c6art Decides
ii favor Of Railroads III
Both lnstanecl.
BOTH INVOLVE TAX MATTERS.

lrAslilsStiT oN, q. Reyea,6el tg,. ms.
ea4e pf Cir tsegfgil R4lirg8,l COMPANY
lnEainst tiis a3 nitiypNnH ~ acpr&iH aUl
Inf Fulton cp,iHtgs ~ tIittt tatP ilypiNtus
tnt right % the Gtafa ~ epliett Bacis t&&aa
AIalathh.ess foreign cqipofptlnd way de-
raed dd.ttAs ~ tlle Sppge0H tortt al tiiyI
tintt6d States agaiust ttt State The tlsSeg
WHleil II If guight tp3eDlitet tun bark ~
l8a5 pTd tii1 cpIiIpsuy- alitGcd nor Only
t5st tlt2S lRfi'e eNct9fifs mt tlfpt thtSi
Wrrc Observation-Disclosures because no Juctt pro-
tepgdlnEs had been und!rtalgeH gsafnBt aHS
otltcI rrnrcpd. the lcefu eenteutsbn beihS
under tho tH@ Tae opinion i9l4 Is jugret
BAY,
.Iurtiee paYinIso deli~prad the eninlon or.
Tn cptitt % tne care 81 lire CantrAt OF
! Geptgt HIGHWAY Ganf9aei as.tiils Ntlhntn
hllEitt eoinptrpilef-ecberi 81 Georgia..
cesints. Ge1fas Ia favor ~ fho COMPANY.
tEu8 reversing in bsti1 caeeg tie decisiuIs
W. tho Sepreint .CaGrt ~ Genrgia
the second suit the eiltoad company
sought 20 fyedc responsiblity fDr th3
taSea or stock nf the Western t.aiisay
~ Alabama. 1iip tpntfoyerBy @as further
eeDiplclEed by the circumstance that tRe
stock y u the pos4egsion ~ the Mercantile
L held 70 seenre the PAYMENT 81 5000 00o
Vcrth Of bonds bat tile Geofsit cburt held
tfat as the subsantial ana beneficial o&it.
tfship of the etocE Is IN 6eprgia. il 80 liabt1
10 laSation III that Stnt".
Justice Days decision, revcfgng the
FGeorsia court. Was baeed ppan the deni8l
to the Taiifond company of ne right to he
heard. %hicn, he says denies tlJt process
% A.Y az rc1uteed by The Constitution nE
the United states the case Was therefore,
reminded to the state court Tor furtfor
pteeeedipg In aceordauce viii to-dnA's de.s
c!sioB.
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Mrs. Y. $. will.amson.
Isnecial 10 The rln,es. loisnaten.l

Z 'HIEyIiI 10 IsttUTF.T y
DANyfLLE, VA, November lS,--Mrs.
Annie Hickey Williamson, wife of u. S.
Williamson, a well-known tobacconisS
OF this city died at her home here to-
day after d brief illness. She was tllir-
ty-seyen years OF age, and WAS born in
DanNille Hbeing he daughter ~ Mr..
sanil Mrs. c.5fl. Hickey. She is survived
by a husband father aud nlotlier, and
atlitee ciildren, she Was Il sister To
,.lstIlles i. ffiplSeE, of Richmond. sana
Mrs. y. Nj alller, OF this city.
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MISSIONARY INSTITUTE
Hgsisers Arrive and Arrange for open
Ing To-day

ing To-day.
An Observation-Disclosures missionary
iitat3tlite. Till open this afternoon NJ =
aieloeiS In the cllapei Of ,h5 sfcond
l'eesba tefian ChiirctI at I'Iff.l d III. Main
StEcets. The institute win be Dlabs lsat
snfoeWhat Rfter the midsummer COLI.
fqfetces which haHe tor SOME carg
been held III l:sheville, y. -. under the
auspices OF the Hodng people's Missioq-s
airy movement Ind several % lie aama
speakers and workers Wit tate i,att.
Mr.. lan1und y. SoDer. III New loflt
city who VIII ledd the conference. ar
rived in the city last night, AMI Nseg
oyer the pi1sls II detail. finding eyer
tli12 10 he ready for TIE siicceSsstll
io-dag Tie cellfcrenGe " 1
lSst three dag With program Mhteh
7riu Include seTfPal speakers of note
The AFTERNOONS Viii he gi8,GEl mp large
IL 70 GLASSES for the definite Stisby OF
mis- on problems While silcii night e
pgDiiy neeti1i. of a popular nature Will
lie held TIE conference l. being orc
satciI by ranresent attye people OF all
denonliuptions and " open 70 all WHO
At today asssioa. E.ev. Rtsseli &C.
cir y. -. Will. preside ANA the pre-
fysri1 viii he sss fqilowSs:
L 10 i ;3I.& erptinnal segsion, Rex
20 to $3.50 ,pnfGranco on l 2 on
airy committees in 1ours I'eopie's So
5ao TO g. nfeFence on mis- iaiss !, ina
meetings - NnI,ia Peoples soG Z, y
to 6:3o--.Sddfess Rev. w. ~ Tow
son f.,; q a IL :s,--ssupper.
7.SO 10 $40 Aiission study clasae a..
CT" rev Morris W Iihitps fersisn
IIissiens-"TiH Insift ri China.. iseY.
ys n. s.oper and Rev W. A. Brown
S.tS tn s :2c---Snng serNi zee.
s;SA "a Il sn-4.Aidresses, tteH. FRANK.
Ra5f stnsons China; Mr., a. Fong 4eanF,
ff.s + n u
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ne.,xa, ut venahlc street church.

The Rey. nr. II. Maftin. Of salslll,
III tfG ysnaile Street Baptist Church
@hicf viii be continued to December
tlat The SERIES opened last nlgiit. II.
MARTIN has been very successful IN re-
viyaf work. ytild aIready great interest
IL btsinss shown in the meetings Ihe
Ipaator and mtIuhers Of the cifnrch ere
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senptor nnn,;hea1 ,cry nj

fstltMiNcftrAM. At.A.. NcVeuhef g.
has l3l1uhpd borp that Sem
ttor 1ohn II. Bankliead rs dangerously
III AZ his homo To- F'aHotte Ma, OF
tTplloid pnennonia
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Tetik ". Campbell.


BOWLING IRE -, Soveltiber
Inant turinar OF Caroline county died
lat Ills residence near lsenola SATURDAY.,
In the seventy seventh Heal. pf his ;lse.
lille is survived hy his wife and two
fchIldiien-Nirs. H.. M Coleman and fSr-
nest Camphell, of this county.
His funeral was conducted from hts
ltlte residence on sunday evening by
the Rev. Mr.. lSiars Of The Disciples
church and the interment took place
I'm the family bnrying8 ground AT fIlek-
IDry3 Grove farm ls9at{
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iS-AIiss lame Wilson. or STANFORD
county, died yesterday at the home
Of her sister. Mrs. r. ii. Guy, near.
Mountain View, aged sixty years. Sno
IS survived by one sister.
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Funeral af Mr.. lewis.

The funeral of Mr.. Clovis William
Lewis took place from the home OF his
mother Mrs Robert Walker Lewis. on
Chestnut Hill. sunday afternoon.
The floral offerings were Very hand
some there being TWO from the south
err Bell Telephone Company. by Whom
MIR. Lewis WAS employed.
The pallhcarerS were tMessrs. Giliner
Minor, Richard Ashbys Pleasanton Con
quest. John Harris, Madison Macon and
Edwin Hoge.
Intertnent was made in Hollywood
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DEATHS


RE,DFoRD.--Died, on November tile
is, 1907. at $40 O'clock r. NJ. atfllis
home. 202 East Clay Street, GEORGE
ELLIS REDFORD.
Funeral notice later.
BROCK Died November 18th at
Hampden-Sidney, Va. MARY #C.AFs-
TER wife of Henry e.. Brock and
daughter of the late Robert llincafds
Irving. Of buckingham.
at her residence.
ILL., South Laurel Street. Yesterday
morning al i:3o o'clock. after an ILL.,
ness of two weeks. DAISY MINOiSss
wife OF Thomas w. Freeman, and
daughter OF Lucien g. Minor
Funeral from Pine Street BAPTIST
Church THIS GruesdaSo AFTER
NOON at 3 o'clock. Interment at
Hollywood.
.LIySIE.-pied. November 18TH at 80
a. NJ. at the residence of her daugh-s
ter, CTS North Thirty-first Street.
Mrs. LAURA j. LINSIE..
Funeral notice later.
WAFtD.-Died Monday morning at $50
al. the residence of his parents. on tho
Nine Mile T,nans ADRIAN COLLISION
YvAIsD. beloved son of H,sC. and u.
NJ. Ward, in his eighth year.
@ Ftnet,fl Will ia Ike place at, tho resi-
dencc THIS f'ruesday). AF'rrffIsNOONs
at o'clock. lttermtnt in hollywood
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&C. Rnnnine il .Lenis.ilI,

louisville. KY November 1S.---fhP
I.enist ille stieet railway Company operated
about fnH cars on It's principal lines to-days
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,Irs. Joel Renncit.

Espeolstl @ The Times, plspatchl
p.SSNll4Ltl VA, November 1Sti- Mrs.
N. 4. Bennett Wife OF Incl Bennett,
Atnd daughter at the late Humphrey
pp{Isol died at hersshome, tear Zen
'iicll, yesterday after an Illness OF sen,
eral mouths She wss seSeMtS-three.
years OF aage, and leaEes 4 husband ana
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Adinn Collision ward.
Grnr-e Ellis Redfnrl.
Fnncrnl of NIrs. Mnrgnrct ElMnng

- HHcrftI VI IN f'' ItiF XIV Y ~
The funeral services of Mrs. Mar
garet Eiwang, daughter of Professor
G. C. Hersnan. OF the Union Theoiogi-
cal Seminary will he conducted in the
seminary chapel on Wednesday. No
vernheI goth. at II o'clock.
Mis-. Elwang died at the residence
OF her husband Re- w w. Eiwans. at
Columbia, Mo, on tho night of Novem-
her 18th.
lVV.oDd
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philin u. Nnlle.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
C'Iilp PEP faR. N4A November Is MR..
Phitip p. .N}tle died ut his home near
Culnepet to,dny, Hs had attained ..s
unusual age OF ninety-fout. and until
~ few days before his death eXhibitSe
q wenderful suetjyitT of both mind and
body He Mas q gentleman OF the old
school dignited, eourteoutil and strIctly
thonorahla IN an his dealings.
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"a Speoi1l % Tho pnas- nispatnh. M
u " MOE, 1liS, N4N,. NopemheiN u.s. n. q,
.Cpad, a9 Vel known bust tsst man Sfof
4PortsI,louth,i lel lit his home. onS Gilas.
goyy street., AT AN early hnur&t his morn
ing. Mr., Gold MAS TVS even years
sol3age, and rs FtlrNtVetl hgsllis4Wife, Two
children aud dive brothers. .Etegwas II
one time II prominent horse dealer and
also n Netcrina ~ surgeon. HI III 8s
Miss ,Inuc Watson.
Eipenhslto l,ha rlrslss4 plspatch.l M
CIR FREDERICKSBURG. ~ ~, n eyailiher