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Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1907-10-29

orders to pursue the game overland,
meanw hile cautioning the driver to
mind the track and he would attend
to the fleeting game. In a very few
minutes the antelope were overtaken
and excellent shots obtained at a dis
tance of less than fifty yards. He
bagged as many as the law allowed
and .wended his way homeward, re-
turning by four o'clock in the after
noon. Mr. Woodman no doubt holds
the record for rapid antelope hunting.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1907-10-29
Rev. Remington Will Return.

Rev, William Remington, who some
time since retired from the pastorate
of the Baptist church, has consented
to return for period of six months,
beginning November |. Since his
departure from Lewistown some
months ago Mr.. Remington has been
living on ranch near Belt. The
members of the congregation and
Rev. Remington's many friends will
welcome him back to Lewistown.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1907-10-29
A Horse Hospital.

DR.. W. J. De Coursey, the veteri-
marian who recently began the
practice of his profession in this city,
is more than satisfied with the mum
Der of cases that have been brought
to him for treatment.
A visitor to the hospital saw from
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1907-10-29
Episcopal Service.

Friday, November l, being All
Saints Day, there will be celebration
OF Holy Communion at St. James
Episcopal Church at 10 a. M.
Services on Sunday: At II, morn
ing prayer, Holy Communion and
sermon; $50 p. NJ, evening prayer
and sermon; Sunday school, 1890;
choir rehearsal Friday at 7:3O p. m.
prompt
Fl. G. WAKEFIELD, Rector.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
Negro Newspaper Man.

WASHINGTON. April 1o.-'rhe ques-
ton Of giving Tyler Federal office has
dent practically all winter. He Is one Of
two colored men whom the President
originally had In mind, upon one of whom
fee in Ohio. The Offices or Surveyor or
Customs and Collector Of Internal Reve-
nue. at Toledo were among those consid-
cred. The situation in Ohio was thor
oughly canvasscd. but there was decided
opposition to giving colored man such
prominent position. as those under con-
sideration.
Tyler has been identified with news
paper work In Ohio and once held a po-
siton On the Columbus Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
Oh PENDLET0N
DIES At RIPE ACE
In His Death, State Loses One OF
It's Most Noted
Men.
MANY YEARS CLERK O FssENATE
His Long Public Service Was
Credit to Hinl-Of Distin-
guished Family.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
BEDFORD CITY, VA, April 1o-Dr.
James Dudley Pendleton died at o'clock
this morning at the residence Of his
daughter, Mrs. ]. NJ. Specie, on Bedford
Avenue, at the age of scventy-eight yenrs.
He had been in delicate health for 4
number of years, and had from time
Ito time experienced several alarming at
tacks Of illness, which gradually Slapped
his vitality, but only for two days before
his death had he been confined to bed.
The end came very peacefully and with
out pain, and few knew that his condl-
tion was serious.
n DR.. Pendleton, who was son OF DR..
Micajnh Pendleton, for fifty years Lead
ing physician Of Buchanan. was de-
scended from a distinguished lineage, be-
ing in direct line Of descent from Judge
Edmond Iendleton, who figured conspic-
uously In early Colonial history; the
Byrds of Wcstover, and other prominent
families Of the Old Dominion. Fifty years
ago he married Miss Clara Rock, OF I3uch-
anan, who survives him. For thirty years
they resided In Orange where their home
was tho centre of &; gracious and elegant
hospitality.
Dr. Pcndleton had been Il communicate
of the Episcopal Church for fifty years,
VILE he WAS tho leading spirit Of the
church. being In turn vestryman. warden
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and ever ready
to contribute to It's support and every
| good cause.
He occupied the positions of assistant
| clerk and clerk of the state Senate for
\ thirty years. by his courtesy, ability ana
/, large fund Of Information filling the po-
sition to the satisfaction of all who han
dealings with him. lle exempliiied
throughout his life the characteristics OF
the Christian gentleman.
With the most devoted tenderness Ills
| wife ana daughter mnistered to his! eYory
need, and many friends sought to cheer
| his last days, Mr.. Edmund Pendleton
i OF Richnond his only soli, arrived THIS
\ morning.
,rbe funeral will take place from the
residence Thursday morning, conduct-s
by Rev. Dallas Tucker. Of thoj Episcopa
Church. The intermcnt will be here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
BANK sUSPENDS.
Lincoln Savings and Trust Go. in
Hands Of Receiver.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 1o.-The
lincoln Savings and Trust Company
suspended business to-day by order T T
John A. Bcrkey State commissioner OF
banking, on the ground that the capita,
Of the company Is impaired. the to ol
resources Of the Institution are s42l,-
900. and the deposits amount to $500
600. At the last examination there
wasa surplus of $4,000 The paid in
capital is 1882, 900.
John j. Kelley, a State bank exam
Henry F. stitzel, the treasurer. said:
"Ths company is absolutely solvent.
and there is not possibility OF any
creditor OF the institution not being
paid in full"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
HISTORY OF THE
THAW TRAGEDY
Story of the Killing Of Stanford
White and of What Led
Up to It.
Especial to The Times-Disnatch /,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l &
NEW YORK, April 1o.-Stanford
White was shot dead by Harry *.
Thaw on the Madison Square Roof
Garden on the night of Monday, June
20. I9o6, during performance of
Mom'Zelle Champagne" in full view
OF the gay throng that was seated at
1 the tables watching the premiere Of
the musical comedy. Thaw was i'm
medately taken into custody
Three shots were fired by Thow
each taking effect in the breast OF
the architect. who dropped to the floor
lifeless form. Mr.. White had no
opportunity to defend himself. He
rad been sitting at one Of the tables
deeply engrossed in the light opera
which was being enacted, when he
was suddenly confronted By the PITTS
burger without a word OF warning
The latter leaned over the table. held
the revolver within foot Of the archi-
eects breast, and fired. 1t is sup
posed that the second bullet caused
oeatn- Mr.. White never uttered n
Mora from the moment Thaw flour
isnea me pistol In front of him.
Cafe Martin Episode.
The beginning of the end was in
the Cafe Martin several hours before
The shooting on the Roof Garden,
ihawand his wife, with Truxton Beale
and Thomas McCaleb. Of California,
were at one Of the tables. The place
was crowded with diners. and it was
not until they had taken their seats
that Mrs Thaw suddenly gave a lit
tie cry of alarm and seemed confused.
| moment later. she scrubbed mes
| sage on a card and handed 1t to her
husband. The note read: THAT dirty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
NEGRO APPOINTED
TO FAT POSITION
President Gives Tyler Position
Of Auditor Of Treasury for
Navy Department..

WASHINGTON, April 10.-The Presi-
dent has appointed Ralph w. Tyler,
a negro. Of Columbus. Ohio, to be
Auditor Of the Treasury for the Navy
Department. Tyler Is the man who,
1t was announced, had been considered
by the President for q Federal posi-
ton in Ohio, particularly that OF Sur
sveyor of Customs at Cincinnati. He
succeeds William ". Brown, who has
been appointed to the position OF
special attorney in the Department OF
Justice. Although it is understood that
he was not endorsed for this particu-
lar place, it is said that both Senator's
Foraker and Dick endorsed Tyler for
various positions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
Lungs Diseased--Appetite Gone
And Could Not Sleep

Miss ELLA AgarG, Of Eureka, Kan,
who had grown wcast and frail from n
deep cough, caused by discussed lungs,
loss Of appetite allt slccplcssncss, Joins
tho tllrong to sing tic praises Of Duf-
fy's I'uro Malt WA,slcy, which cured
her after I'LL other REMEDIES failed. i,
The following linss lcitcd testimonial
Of Miss Agard Is similar. iii It's words of
praise to many letters received daily
from men ana women throughout the
world, III ali walks Of life, who lavo
been permanently cured by Duny's Pure
Male WhislScy, the greatest Of MI ncdi-
cihcs.
"IIaving seen your advertisement
in one Of the papers, ! spoke to a
lady friend Of mine about it and she
gave me a bottle Of your Malt Wits
key, as I was very much run down
and scarcely able to 20 out. My
lungs were badly affected, ! had a
deep cough, achcd all over, had no
appetite and could not sleep. had
taken different medicines for my
troubles, but found no relief, and was
just about discouraged when | be-
gan taking DlJFFY'S MALT
WTIISKEY. It helped me from the
start and very quickly cured me.
i have Just been taken with neu-
ralgia and a cough same as | was
before. Will you please send me
six bottles of your valuable whiskey
&C. @. d. | will pay for it here, and
have sold a lot OF it when my friends
believe me, ELLA AG.ARD, Eureka,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
.7HAW's BROTHER |N-LAW.
HAS HIS HEAD GUT.
Gets in Quarrel Over the Thaw
Case and Receives
Injury.
tspecial to The Times Dispotch.1 !

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, April 10.-That George
IT,. Carnegie, brother-in-law of Harry
X. Thaw, had met with n serious acci-
dent was known just before midnight
tonight, when Josiah Thaw, accom-
panied by his sister, the Countess OF
Yarmouth, entered the Hotel Lor-
raine.
Josiah Thaw at once went to tele-
phone and called up DR.. Russell and
asked him to go Mt once to the Hotel
Gotham to attend Mr.. Carnegie.
Hurry, doctor: he has cut his head,
and you are needed Immediately" was
Mr.. Thaws Injunction. When asked
the cause of the accident the countess
and her brother both declined to talk.
One story was that Carnegies head
had been cut in a scuftle with some
one over the Thaw case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11

Is is here, tB' was intended for
s',hlackguard.' Thaw gave II quick
glance about tho restaurant and saw
Stanford White seated MT IA ncnrby tn 4
Bic with his son and 4 friend. Natur.
ally cxcitnblo, Thaw showed extreme
emotion. Ills manner underwent a
complete change and he did not 70.
cover his elf-possession during the,
meal.
Leaving the Cafo Martin, Mr.. White
went to the Manhattan Club, OF which.
lie was d member. and remained for
Il short time, thence proceeding to his
apartment in tile Tower Of Madison
square Garden. lie left Ills apartment
at 10 o'clock and returned to the Man
haitian Club. but quickly retraccd his
steps to his apartments. He departed
from them for the last time at Forty
nine minutes past 10 o'clock.
Walked About Garden.
Tie Thaws having left the Cafe
Martin soon after Mr.. Whites de-
pnrture, and having gone directly to
the Roof Garden, taking seats on the
north side OF the auditorium. Thaw
did not take seat, but chose to walk
about the rear oe the auditorium,
leaving his wife to sit with Mr.. Nc
Caleb and Mr. Beale. Flo was palo and
excited looking, and attracted ntten--
tlOll as Ne fWulkeu fucIINOuSlSf 4DuSN Civ
fourth, staggering ut times as though
he was intoxicated
1t was while Thnw was pacing the
aisle at the far western end of the au.
ditorium that Mr. White entered the
roof garden. Tie was alone. but MS
lie took n seat he was greeted BY Hnr-
~ stevens, a caterer. who chntted
with him for moment. When Mr..
stevens left, he turned his attention
to the performance on the stage ana
was deeply engrosscd in the play.
when Thaw caught sight of him. me
lights Mt this time were low and 1nnde
it difficult to Recognize anybody ut q
distance. ~
The Fatal Shot.
From the rear OF tho auditorium
Tl,aw watched the architect for a
short time, and then gradually thread
cd his way through the maze or ta-
bles toward the sNot where he was SIT
ting. Other than his deathly pallor.
there was nothing about his appear
ance to arouse suspicion.
lie walked slowly up to the taple
M which Mr.. White was sitting and
stood for bare moment facing him
from the other side. Mr.. White looked
up and half rose.
With muttercd imprecation, the
young man pulled n revolver from
his pocket and in flash had lcveled
it at the breast Of the man he regarded
as his enemy. Mr.. Whites body fell
to the floor on It's left side, with the
left arm under the face.
AS Mr.. White fell backward dead,
Thaw turned on his heels and calmly
surveyed tho excited crowd.
He semoed to have no desire to >.st
out of the way. He threaded his way
slowly through the throng and had
almost reached his wife when Paul
Brudens, fireman stationed on the
roof garden, made him q prisoner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
Sarah B. McElrOy.
!;pccIaI 10 the Tl1nes- Diypntct,

Z GORBoNSVILLE, VA, April 10
IS. b. McElroy, died at her home.
5..Springfleid." this morning ut 5 o'clock.
aged seyenty-seyen years. The cause
OF tho death was heart trouble. Burial
services VIII take place from her home
to morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. with
ainterucnt at Maplcwood Cemetery.
Mr.. McElroy, her husband, came to
5Pittsburg, Pa, and purchased Spring
flcld,n very noted old Virginia home,
from the heirs OF MI. Boiling Haxall
Mrs. AicElroy Is survived by her hus-
band and four children-Mrs. Virginia
OSBORNE, S. W. McElroy, of Pittsburg.
Pa; George S. McElroy and Miss Grace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
GRAVES CAUSES
4 Sensation
CONTINUED from First Page.)

of spells and the hunger of faction.
We should affirm our principles con-
fess our faith, recite the necessity OF
the reform of corporate capital as the
supreme and transcendent issue Of tho
times, pay tribute to the great and typi-
cal American who has proved himself
the dauntless and conquering captain
OF the peoples cause, and then and
own. William j. Bryan, the one UNI
matched and Incompatible evangel OF
our faith, speaking for pure Demo-,
crazy and speaking for the whole
plain people Of this republic, should
put in nomination Theodore Roosevelt
for one more undisputed term of power
to finish the work that he has so glori
ousIy begun.
Bryan's Reply.
In beginning his address, Mr.. Bryan
paid his respects, to Mr.. Graves and
What cln he nag SAID al, liz complimentted g;
his honesty and his boldness, and said
that II there was any place, In the
Of speech should prevail. i ought u
ADDED tina! when he heard Nh :" Graves # s
a be adr rq 'e h "eesss 1hepe
! what he had to say, he had sent for the
Gasor,gla editor e return, ana insist
Turning directly u tho subject Of MI.
| GraYess recommendation. Mr.. Bryan
| said:
| present the name Of Theodore Itoosc-
| Welt 70 The National DemocrHtic Con-
Ycntion. Bear ~ mind. FAY 'as at
! present aJyigcdt'"
Mr.. Bryan commended that IL after
| mature consideration and reflection
| and the presentation ~ the argument
he should feet Tint l,is duty lay ii
/ that direction ila wnn,n present Mr.
/ Itooserclta name. eyen though 1t SHOULD
1 prove . be me last aet of hls life
L lie then went on 70 sny that if any
/ Republican WHB TO be selected bv tn,
| l,emocrats 10 head their natlonu
4 Toilette. III Wiseonrin Mir nryan tho,
proceeded with FIis apeeGh, presenting
reasons WHY III itln opIlion Alr. Roosc'
welt @aa not the prayer man Tor thu
presidency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
Tohn Stafford.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
FRIES. VA. April 1O.--Mr.. John stat
ford died yesterday at his home here
The body Will be taken this morning
for interment ct Oak Ridge. Mr.. stat
ford was q brother OF Bob Stafft<d tho
we'll known ball-playcr, and OF hlrs.
VIII. Dunbar, OF Greensboro. N c..
He leaves his wife and several Children
]. J.. Dalton.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.1
CiLADEsBORO, CARROLL COUNTY,.
va. April ! 0.--Mr. J.J. Dalton. prom
inent merchant OF this place.. died last
week, and was buried last Sunday at
the Bowman graveyard.
John Hiatt.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.]
f,TADESBORO. CARROLL COUNTY,
syA..April l0.--Mr John Hiatt. who re-.
sided several miles south OF here, died
q few days since.
here last wee X. 55ae9ha Vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
PANIC STARTED BY
MAN SHOOTING JEWS

a LODI, RUSSIAN POLAND, April To-
A panic was started among the Jewish.
known man who commenced indiscrimi-
nate shooting at young Jews passing t,s IN
the street. Two of them were Klllea,
and three were wounded before the
shooter disappeared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
GEN. BAKER 0|Es
At Suffolk A0ME
Ispeelalto The Times, plspatch,

0-"- " TSDochT 10 I'Hu 1VH@0IsT1I0VIItT -17-
d SU ltlatJl.IS, VA April O,--General
Lawrence Simmons 3akor, who has
seen service in approximately q hun
drea battles, lies dead at his home
on Main Street The end came shortly
before 2 o'clock this morning General
Baker had been an invalid for two
years and had Been helpless rom pa :
ralysIs since last January gSti5$ ~
I The f,lncralswill occur Mt 3 o'clock
Isridaya fromS Pauls Protestant Epis-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
NINE MEN FROM u. g. COAL
BARGE SAFE iN GALVESTON

who we're on coal baYEn no @hieh was
lost IN storm on iite tfo,1da coast
on ApIll is' Wtilia bstng 0Ycd by Tie
naval collier caeaar, hRge Deen landed
~ Galveston. Tex.
J. Nords,oym chief boatsxhns mate.
who ,waa. IN charge Of the paYgf, reported
70 the Navs Department ~ telegraph
from Galveston to-day That ne and thu
ollisf men were taken IN the barge W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
Postpone criddle Trial.

Special to Tho Times Dispatch. u
E CIIESTERFIELDE.C . IT., VA, April y
Judge Watson decided that he would
not hold the trial of r. p. Crlddle, OF
gwanshoro. to-day, as was scheduled on
Monday, and the case goes. over to the
June term. Court Will be reopened
Thursday morning. and will continue
through next week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
Lernuel Turner billiard.

Especial to. The Timcs-Dispatch.]
LOVINGSTON.s VA, April 10.--Lemuel
home. two miles from here, Sunday eve
ming at o'clock, aged eighty six and
half years. The burial services fweroS
OF the Methodist Church. and the re-
mains were Inferred in the Turner
billiard battle-ground near Arlington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11

the German stealner Professor Woer-
Mayport. and were taken to Galveston.
the destination. OF the Professor W.oer-i
MANN They are awaiting orders from.
the Navy Department. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
Funeral Of Mrs. 'Herndon.

49, t,'pevI1I 70 I!sr 77!Iua- D!sput Ell ----
ASHLAND. VA, April 1o.-The funeral
OF Mrs. Julia Kano Hcrndon.. widow OF
DIR. z. 3: Herndon. will take place ut her
lnte residence In Ashland ut 1G:15 o'clock
to-day. Burial will be made in Holly
wood from IL 40 train. Elba Station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

to
M
CAUTION-Whc your
Whiskey, absolutely
trademark label,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
"Berry's for Clotl1es."
the distinguishing sort.

There is an attraction in
quality.
1T is the magnet that draws.
When you buy quality GOV,
get your moneys worm ana
that's vvhatvve all want.
We have low price suits a1 q
expensive suits, but they all
have quality and here's
quantity to select from.
Everything former and boys
to wear.
And It'll WEAR, too.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
DEATHS.

Rr0oMRERG- at her residence,
April 0. 1907, Mrs. ALICE p: BLOOM
BERG, wife OF Sol. l. Bloomberg;
aged forty-six years.
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON at 4
o'clock at Temple Beth Ahabah. In
terment in Hebrew Cemetery.
hIAUGHAN.-Dicd at his residence
dian Allen, Va, Wednesday, April
10th. ROBERT VAUGHAN, In thu
forty-cIghth year of his age.
Funeral services ut his late resi-,
u denceN FRIDAY, April 18th, at 10
o'clock in tho morning.
Jackson, Miss, and Chicago papers
please copy.
PEcK.-Died, at s. p. NJ. yesterday. a I
fessor Il. r. English, OF tho Union
Theological Seminary, Mrs. p. j, Il
(! PECK,
Intcrment at Columbia. s. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
Md, and the Rev. DIR. Esserman, OF Bal.
tllnore, and two other visiting minis-l

Md. and the Rev. Dir. 1lsserman, OF Bal.
tllnore, and two other visiting minls-
Tho following gentlemen acted as
l l,,,, AZ, Won N. 1sosenegls, q,
sge. jtnn n Kohlap p'G Geofge sah Nlas1s
William Iltnmertnann, William Ruegcr
and l.. Belle. 80 E
y. Endersl g. sieg, g. s. sauer, Adoiph
!Inrtung, III. Kuchemann and j. ii.
l}rauer.
Funeral Of DR.. Scott.
The El, fupS,,,,'1 Of pr Albert a. scott. the
an, Gngrt ,aol Ii druggls,t Who died On Mo
sSi last e rysnn strae tFn9 To from sp
vice was conducted BY Rev. Mr.. Dorset.
Pastor lr'ia +, Of Leigh Street Baptist Church.
r Ac, 1Sloyng we're " the pal
Leo Th!a,w, William Reed. Joseph IL Fashe n.
Fe,n It | Taylor. md George 1sady.
fay ~ 4 ilan Tsrfss car1 Ss0f e. h "
rus, Janles b. Elan, ana l.. c. Flgy.
Lewis +. Dillon.
Especial to The Times d ispatclh1
! III LH1Nc;,Hn,luRG. VA, April 1o.--Ntr.
died this a sdrt TSt yefore yeags
ct the st. Andrew 81 Home OF e Where aoH he
ny. mnd a. Deen Tor tren tmcnt for nearly three
Weeks. Mr.. Dillon Ind been III at his
nome non nenr Perrowvillc, Bedford coun-
~, Ior three months prior to his cons
llng TO the city for treatment, and no
nope nope. mao been held out for his re-
comrrrry iOr some time.
Inc deceased was n we'll to do
t,n iril who was highly honorcd by
NOSE who knew him lie served GAL
Hinin ntly through the War between the
states as u Confederate soldier. 80.
ile ~ survived by tho following chiI-
drei, all Of whom reside in BEDFORD
county: Mcssrs. j. W.. r. G, and TI n.
i1illion, and Mrs. Mary Coleman and
Mrs. William Burch
Joseph H. Funkhouscr.
Especial to Tho Times u jspatch1
,rW!NCHEsTIR. VA, April 1o.-Jogcph
II. Funkhouser a wealthy resident Of
Winchester died this morning Villa
visiting Mt the home OF his dnuxhthr.
Mrs n. Frank Bowman. at Lebanon Church,
shenandoah county, Va, aged eighty
years. He was n native OF this county.
ana owned much valuable property,
stocks and bonds. He leaves his Wow.
who was Miss Eliza Hammock, OF Front
Royal, Va. and six sons and daughters
Ruth Moses.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch1
CREWE. VA, April 1O.-Ruth Moses,
the nine-yenr-old daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. G. Z. Moses died this morning OF
typhoid fever. She had been Ill only two
weeks
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,r,,,s nAYFLAsT YEAR,
CONDITIONS IN TAM NJ n GTTl l

( N,.a
p,acn rhcr. ll. IT. Weather.
AshnyIlIo n n, a2 SO Rain
n,,'.,etn 52 81 r. cloudy
Atlanta, Ga,.5...;,, ~ - - I,.j
Buffalo, N. Y...s,, Vs. ~ ~ i,ai,,
Chicago, Ill,,t.t. ~ ~ I,u,,.
Cincinnati. O...,',5a 20 iiAa.
Davenport ..,S.,,3, ~ ~ "a i,tny,ns
Detroit. Mich .,,., Az iI
Ilattcras, NJ C,t.. q p SSio"'
JarksonNillc ,.,. 9o lS,i,n,l
Kansas Cits. ~, ~ ~ ~ 1mn,
nnriIa 'SI. &c ~ Cloudy
Sa,,' C,,,l na,,. l'3'53s5 N Us CLEAR
Oklahoma Clt%... ~ g. NM, 49,
Pttsburg, Pa,...EaSS 20 MN.
Raleigh ...7....,,. ~ , ,,D.,,
SaYannal)i ~. 49,, p5 ~ 1,Ia
WOrfolh, Na.58 40 ~ NJ y. Ii,,,,,,.
Tampa Fla. .3..s1. ~ l,,al,g,,
YirKsburg ., 9s r.. I.u,aus
washington ..tr,t - !! ijfg 49, 49,
Wilmington .a.,51 49,
YeilOwstone ..1.5t ~ go mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11
THE WEATHER

Forecast Virginia and North Caro-
.lina-FaIr Thursday and Friday, with
slowly rising temperature; fresh north til
west winds.