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Dc as Cantillon Does.

Mrs. Joseph Robertson. 4S4 Sth st. NV.
Il would 10 as 'Ianager CantillOn is
doing at the present time; would try
10 get a winning club to represent
washington
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Offer Rewards.

Irene B. Ellis. 1905 H street north
west-Every time they would win
game, I would give each player. indi-
viduallv, FIVE dollars for his work
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He'd Sell the Franchise.

D. l. Engee, s25 Twenty-nrst street
northwest wculd sell the franchise.
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Trade for Monkey .

Mrs. A. Force Mainhall, 1913 N street
northwest-Trade 1t of for monkey,
give the monkey 10 an organ grinder.
and pay the man 10 take It cut of town.
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Would Be Ashamed.

John F. Hassett, IS R st. nw.-I would
mysteriously disappear.
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Trade for Straw Load.

A. G. Faulkner. 5I7 Cameron street.
Alexandria would trade II for load
OF straw, ard the burn the straw.
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Get More Johnsons.

Frenchy. National Theater Buffet
would go West, get more Johnsons, and
tell the fans 10 cheer UP and wait until
next year"
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James 7. Wilson, 1913 Monroe St,
Broo6land (aged nine years)-Oslerze
them.
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Give 1t to Worst Enemy.

Mrs. B. A. Hoicer, % Randolph place
nw.-Td give It 10 my worst enemy.
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than ten years from now. l sincerely
hope they will be as successful in build
Ing a pennant winner for next season
as they have been in a financial way in
the past
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Get Rid of It.

c. N. Randall. Bureau Engraving and
Printing-Get rid OF 1t as soon as pos
sible.
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SHand Them a Lemon

them all a lemon" and tell them to
"sli-doo."
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c. NJ Bullock, 1890 Sixth street south
west-I would hand them lemons to
pitch, and put them on the skidoo list
(23).
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Vacation Twice a Year

r. F. Ewers. Remington. Val would
give them six months vacation twice
n year.
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Get Past Detroit.

southeast would put 1t on the light
ming express train to 60 past Detroit
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Use Them for PaIIbearerS

o. B. wheatiey. 100 z street southeast
i would establish an undertaking
business. and use them for pallbearers.
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IrDo EYerYbodY.n

Francis c. Wallace. Interstate Com
merce Commission would do as the
present owners-dO everybody.
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Put EN- at Bridge Building.

NJ E Anderson, 3S2 Polk street.
Anaoostia-I would put them 10 work
on the new Anacostia bridge.
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Would Use Club.
Work EN- on Avenue

Frederick Knopp. SO Q st NV
would make good use Of the CLUB"
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Take a Long Drive.

Myrtle Bowling. 343 Eye street south
west-Would hitch up the team and take
q long drive
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ST. Elizaheth's2
Take Away Their Bats.

w. S. Sample. winder building.-Rent
a room at St. Elizabeths.
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m aS CantiiIon Does

fillmore B. Lee. 512 Seventh street
northeast would do exactly as Man
ager Cantil.on Is doing.
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Trade Them for Reruvn-

Merrill Rideout-I would trade off for
The Berwyn team, of the Suburban
League
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Trade for Dog. Seven Sav.

II. r. Church. Box 81, Colonial Beach
i would trade 1t OF for Pete. and then
Kill the blamed dog. Of course
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would work them or Pennsylvania ave-
nuc for practice.
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Get Rich on ROYALTY.

W. c. H., 1445 Massachusetts avenue
northwest-Get rich from the loyalty Of
Washington fans.
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Keen Quiet About It.
Don't "Knockn Them.

Frank Overman. Il Quincy pl. n. W.
] would certainly keep quiet about it.
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Make EN- PLAY Ball.

George H. Emers. jr., aged 18, Reming-
ington. Val would put them 10 playing
ball.
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Give It Away.

(Anss) Nellie Agnew. 40 ID st. n. w
1 would give II away as a prize in
penny package Of popcorn.
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Organize New Team.

Edward Mcdonald. Co4 Third street
northwest-I would put them at game
OF marbles and organize a new team.
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Walter HoOk-I would trade it for a
yellow dog, and then lose the dog.
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Never Admit II.
Would Disappear.

B .Louden. go 18th st. nw.-Nevc
admit TT Refuse TO own IT.
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Keep Cantillou-

J. P. Miller, jr., 1906 c street north
west-Hang on to Cantinon.
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Let Collins Chase II.

Mrs. Pearl Johnson, 56 Bates St n W.
1 would give Collins the right to Chase
Il where IL auto be-
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William Eldis Foster. s0 81 st. NV
would sell IL for Pete the White
House pup Then l would kin Pete.
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Miss Frances Jacobsen-I would trade
It for a yellow dog, and then shoot the
dog
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'rFeeI Disgraced.n

w r. Wolfe, 40 I'd ST. n. w.-Feel dis
graced and join the Down and Out
Club"
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Send It to a Home.

Geo S. Livingston, The Portner. 18th
and U SITS. n. w.-Send 1t 70 the Home
for Incurables-
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"Trade for a Lemon"
Give II TO Good Will. =

Z Albert Lang. 40 A st n e.-As Il
now stands I would trade 1t for a lemon
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Helen Barbour, 22Siz 18th ST. SCI
would trade II for a dog. 1 would then
shoot the dog. and preserve its tail as
q memento Of the past.
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Fire Cantillon.

Miss Cornelia Wroten. 1917 Columbia
street northwest would FIRE Cantil-
lon
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Honorable Mention.

p. Browning, l247 AZ ST. would have
myself arrested for taking money under
false pretenceS-
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Give II to Mother-in-Law.

Howard w. Topham. Is Randolph
place n. w.-Td give it to my mother-in-
law.
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Go to St. Elizabeth's

G. c. Hlncldey. I0u n. Carolina ave.
s e--i would make my permanent
home at St. Elizabeth's.
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a weH-earned breakfast. a good rest. a
light lunch, and, moral, my Nationals
would be fit 10 play ball. Who said
SUPPORT
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'Pd Commit Suicide"
"Hand Them Lemons"

NJ. B. Tewkesbury, 16 Sd. st. se.-rd
commit suicide.
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TIE Prize AnSIUer
To Question No. 5

I'd seek cheerful society and try
10 forget it.
w. S. KESSLER,
423 2. o. ID.
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Not "On the Hoq.D

Alvin r. Meissner-The Washington
baseball club is not on the hog II
they were. they could not hold the tall-
end
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Send Them 70 Missouri.

Karl Hoffman. 32S sth st. n. e.--i would
transport them all 70 Missouri.
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Archie Myers. So 7th s.. ne.-I would
trade II for a yellow dog and then shoot
the dog
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Would Make Money.

Henry L. Sam, 7Os II st. n. e.-I would
be In John D. Rockefeller's class in less
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some other position in the scramble for
the grand Old rag"
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Change the Name.

Miss Joy ColweII. e0s SJh ST. n. e.-I
would change the name. so Il would
not be a disgrace 10 the Capital Of The
United States
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ton bureau OF employment for a Job 70
work up from the bottom
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A NJ. wheeIock. ST.. 900 Sd ST. would
trade the club OF for a dog and then
XIII The doc.
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Auction Il on.

Virgil Polling. IO15 6th St n. w
would be disgUsted with the whole
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thing. and auction it or for what it
would bring
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Get Ready for 1908.

Charles Nicholson, 722 Virginia avenue
southeast.--I would furnish Manager
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TO Waller Descendants.

There have been recently restored
to st. Georges Church, Fredericks-
burg, Va. the old Yestry books, dating
from 172s. Amongst the names Of the
first vestry1nen3 appears that Of Col.
John Waller gent.
N II6 WAS EtheTson Of John Waller, the
einigrant Sand was clerk of Spotsyl-
yania county, and progenitor Of all
of his name In Virginia.
1t is the desire OF all Interested to
see in st. Georges Church. recently
restored az to its interior. a series of
historic memorial windows.
4 One to the memory OF Mary, the
mother of Washington. will be UNI
yelled IN July One to the Wallace
family has been donated.
Other prominent families are com
ling forward for Representations.
this preamble the writer Wishes
to appeal to the descendants of Col.
John Waller one of the, first church
wardens, and man most loyal and
active in all parish work. TO subscribe
to "a window perpetuating Ills and his
sons memories. j
Not only his sons-Nyillfam. John
Jr. and Edmond were vostrymen and
wardens. but his son-in-law Zachary
Lewis, gent.
His most famous son. Judge Benta-
min Waller, OF Williamsburg. was
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ter. arrived here during the rass week.
They are now visiting In Tarmvillc.
Mr.. Albert Doyle, OF Bedford City,
lis visiting Mrs. G. A. BroadnaS, on
Porter greet
Misses Edna Grimes and Gertrude
Ferris Of East Ninth street, have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit to
Miss Dunn, at tJorset. Wa.
Mrs. Mary Bailey and two children
left yesterday to visit relatives at
Minterpocls, yn.
Mrs. !. Il. lierndon Ia quite sick at
her home. No. l404 Bainbridge Street.
Mr.. r. NJ sinitfer. of No. 101 West
Twelfth Street has gone to Ashevllle.
N. c., on account OF Ill health
Mr.. G. II. Wingheld. OF Roanoke, Is
whiting j. A. Lucas. of Twelfth and
Hull Streets.
Mr.. w. u. Martin and wife, OF Blues
field, w. Va. are visiting Mr.. Ellis
Martin. OF No. SIG West Tenth Street.
Street
Mrs. w F. Winnie and Miss Bessie
Free arc tho guests OF Mrs. Charles q.
Friend, at South Hill.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Stanley Hall are at the
Jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Percival Is visiting her
sister in Powfatnn county
Miss Leila Adkins of Swanaboro,
who has been visiting relatives in
has returned home,
Misses Sarah and Bermn BEDFORD
have returnedRto their home In Swans
boro, after spending some time at the
Jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. "A. c. Harding WHO was oper-
'ated upon at the Memorial Hospital
on Friday, isreported to be improving.
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PAYS TRIBUTE TO
RIGAnOND MUSICIAN

. e. 8 #
Mr.. Frederick Neil Times, the famous
director OF the lines Orchestral Band.
has been greatly pleased with the musl-
cal compositions OF Richmond artist
Miss Zelle Minor. In letter to The
Times Dispatch yesterday MT. Innes
said that he considered Miss Minor
Ia musician fa: above the average, She
might make her fortune OH the concert
stage" he says.
When Mr.. lines and his band ep-
peared In Richmond In conjunction with
tho Reunion Chorus. on the night OF
June 18th, Mr.. 1Dnes played The
land beautiful two step, which was writ
/ ten by Miss Minor and dedicated to the
Richmond Horse Show In 1904, when
iit was the opening selection. The Sc
tho Richmond audience, with whom
Miss Minors work has met with q most
nattering reception
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MEXICAN BAND
MEMBERS \ j: ARRESTED
Two sergeants Held for Seriously
stabbing Seaman Clapp,
Of the Ohio.
DIPLOMATIC
CLASH
N O
TO-MORROw'S PROGRAM AT
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
Conventions meeting.

s. =
Theatrical stnKe Employees Az
lance, Engle Hall, to Z.
Interstnte Normal md Sociologi-
cal Com ress, Armory, 8 to 8 p. M.
Drill Battery 3D. Third RegI-s
!. nent, Field ARTILLERY. s -
Guard,nount T.:eaty-th!ra In-s
fantry.
Gates open.
Drill T,vcnty-tllird Infantry. ~.
Hourly exhibition OF Nauthcr Bu-
reuu earthquakes recorder, Govern
ment Building a.
Preparation of large weather map
from reports from MI sections of
the country, Government building
A.
Geographic and stereopticon icx-
hibition, scenes on Indian Reserya-
tiOn with lecture, Interior Depart
Ment, Government building A.
Piano recital, Mr.. Joseph Nacrz,
Auditorium.
biogruphic exhibition and lecture,
scenes in fonNnite Valley, Cow
eminent Building A. s
Lecture on "Aerinl NnviEation,"
Mr.. Ludlow and Captain Lovelnce,
AerODnutic Building.
Inncs Band concert, Auditorium.
United States Life-saying Service
drill ut station.
illustrated lecture, "Rrclaiming
the Desert" by Mr.. j. G. Watts,
u. 8. II. s., Interior Department,
Government building A.
illustrated lecture, "Ycllovvstone
National Park" by Mr.. II, c. Culver,
Interior Department, Government
building A. AZ
Organ recital, Mr., william Wall
Whlddit, Auditorium.
Dress parade, Twcnty-tilird In-
fnntry.
Lecture on "Aerial Nnvigntion,"
MIR. Ludlow md Captain Loyelace,
Aeronuutic Building.
Parade by Twelfth United States
Cavalry.
Departure Company "E," Twelfth
Infantry, N. G.. n. y.
lnnes Band concert, Auditorium.
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LIKE THE EXPOSITION. Il.
ate commiss sl'. sars Meet and Pass

Strong Con,nendatory Resolutions.
GROUNDS, July s.-state commission
.ers to the Jamestown Exposition know
that the exposition Is good thing.
and have set about to tell the people
of their States sthatsit is.
At meeting Of their association,
held In the Missouri Building, they
unanimously adopted a lengthy reso-
luton setting forth the attractions Of
the exposition. and strongly urging all
residents of their respective States to
visit 1t.
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Especial to The rlmes- D,spa tch. ]

Especial to The TImes- y ispatc
JAMEsTOWN EXPOSITION,
GROUNDS. July 6-second sergeants
Antonio Gomez and Amado Vetazquez,
of the Mexican army, and members OF
the Mexican National Band playing at
the Jamestown Exposition, charged
with stabbing Seaman Clapp, of the
battleshlp Ohio In a brawl in q Pine
Beach resort shortly after o'clock
this morning, were paroled, In the GUS
tody Of Captain Lugo. OF the Mexican
Exposition Commission, late this after
noon.
The charge against the Mexicans was
to be heard this afternoon, but Sea-
man Clapp was too iii to appear in
court Captain Lugo. who seems to be
well posted on international law and
customs. took tho case OF the Mex!-
cans N hand az soon as their arrest
was reported to him. His suggestion
that the men be paroled was promptly
ncqulosced In by Captain Henry w
CARPENTER. Y. S. NJ. c.. comniandant Of
the pocahontas Guard. by whom the
Mex!cnns were arrested. The Moxicar
and American officers arc working ir
complete harmony In the case, and |,
Is improbable that the case Will require
diplomatic settlement. Captain iuge
states that he desires Gomez anc
Vetazquez punished. should they bt
guilty CAPTAIN Carpenter assures tn.
Mexican officers that he only desire.
that Justice he meted to the guilty.
Seaman clapp was reported to-nigh
as having ali even chance for recovery
He is badly stabbed In the abdomen
He was found on the floor in tho re
| sort, whore the brawl took place, A,
Investigation, Of the affair by the DO
/ lice resulted in the obtaining OF eyi
dence that pointed toward the Mexi
cans az those guilty of tho assault
One Of them had blood spattered on hi
white uniform when arrested. flo sal,
that II was from his nose. The Mexi
can Band played ct a dinner given. b,
4 President Tucker, Of the exposition, Il
Norfolk last. night. They met severa
sailors IN the resort at Pine Beach al
ter they returned there, and the elias
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is said to have been the result OF re-
marks made to the Mexicans by the
Americans
GUARD 10 ipEN1TENT1ARY.
John Miller Convicted of Stealing $3.50
From Private McClnnnnn.

Especial to The Time SD ispatch.l
ia NJ q STOWN E x Pc S1TsION
GROUNDS, July 6.-John Miller. a
Powhatan Guard on duty at the
Exposition Grounds, was convicted 4 in
the Norfolk county Circuit Court on
the charge Of larceny Of $3.50, the
property of Private McClannan. an
other member OF the guards and was
sentenced to serve one year In the
State penitentiary. John souther
charged with being an accessory to
the robbery, was discharged.
OF the $3.50 which was stolen. S15u
was recovered from the person OF
Miller.
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the finest pulpit speakers in this part
of the State.
IN MEMORIAM..

PERxINS.-1n sad but loving remem-
branca Of our dear little hoy. GAR
NETT LEE PERKINS, who died
July Z. 1906. aged fourteen months.
Just ono year ago to-day.
Our darling baby passed away. III
Passed away to realms SO bright.
Where all is Joy and pure delight.
Dear little Garrett. in heaven. 6
Safe. very safe. over there! u
Taken from earth In his beauty, 81 '.F
Before he knew sorrow or care. y
BY HIS PARENTS.
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be completed n portion Of the distance.
those interested in the matter having
agreed to buy the bonds Of the road,
so that the extension will be made
without drain on the company's treas
ury.
It was also determined by the direc-
tors to expend $250,000 at once for
necessary improvements, and this mat
tor WAS left in the hands OF the prcsi-
dent. he having prepared a schedule
of improvements and presented 1t to
the board. This plan. which was
accepted. calls for the completion OF
the freight yard over the basin be-
tween Ninth and Twelfth Streets, and
the enlargement of the freight house
at Lynchburg.
Mr.. stevens said that there would be
no cut made in the salaries OF the
employees. of the road. and that such
an action had not even been con-
templated by the directors.
The whole matter of retrenchment
grew out Of nm abundance OF caution
in preparing for any financial storm
that might sweep the country. the
directors having determined to take
no chances, but to place the road in
such a condition that no money stress
ests Of its stockholders.
Will Assist President.
Up to this time the members of the
board of directors of the Chesapeake
and Ohio have been men who We're so
busily employed that their outside in
terests precluded them from giving any
except the most general attention to
the management of the road. This
condition has changed. for since the
retirement Of two directors represent
ing the New York Central Railroad
Comlianys interest and one represent
ing the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's interest, two new directors have
been elected and third is contem-
plated. who will give much time to
the affairs Of the road and who Will
assist the president and relieve him in
the discharge of certain duties, with
out, however, IN any way impairinG
his authority as the executive head.
In word:
LIST. The directors have announced
with the affairs OF the road.
I'd. On account of the money market
and financial conditions generally the
directors thought 1t advisable TO stop
all extraordinary expenditures.
Sd. The road needed s5,000,00o to pay
its debts and borrowed 1t where 1t
could get the amount at the lowest
rate.
4ti,. Tho question Of making cut
\ In the salaries Of the employees Of the
road has not even been considered by
the directors.
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.APPEAL FOR WINDOW
IN OLD. ST. GEORGES.

staunch supporter OF old Bruton
Church.
All inscriptions for d memorial VIM
dow to@Col. John Waller can be sent
to the rector OF st. Georges Church.
1t is hoped this appeal Will be widely
copied and generously responded to-
Col. Walters wife was Dorothy King.
| a p ESC13N DANT.
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OBITUARY.
Funeral Of CAPTAIN Wilkinson,

The funeral o. Captain William G.
Wilkinson Will take place this after-&
noon at 4 o'clock from P q, Place
Methodist Church, Captain Wllkinson.
force, and later with the City Engi-
day night at the Virginia Hospital.
d The werf taaen steel resi-
:. Captain Wilkinson was df G IN New
In the sixty-seventll year OF his age.
act tt Is t pall.benlerss Active-James =
Sheppard. p. g. Ferneyhough. g; g
say!le O. r. lIall1R 2 g. Bow W =.
shaw Dr. s. T. Moreley. = NJ row
slle crvtch 81 Gan bayd M Aiehsrdson
George c. Ruslsell and DR.. G. ". r.
Brock.
Mrs, callie Butler.
Mrs. callie Butler died at 4 o,c dsca
No. $50 yenable, Street in 1T the thirty thirty
viii take place tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock from CHRIST Epascopal
Church.
John Bowers Jr.
Especial to The Time Dlsnatch.l
KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE, VA,
July 6.--Mr. John Bowers, Jr., for many
years a well-known citizen and bust
ness man Of Richmond, died at his
summer home. Wllliams's Ferry, this
county. Monday night. after llnger-
ling Illness OF Brisht's disease. OF
which he had beenSa sufferer for the
past thr,e years. He was apparently
as well Ns tsual, however. until about
0 p. Nj. Monday. when he was stricken
with paralysis, and never rallied.
Mr.. Bowers was son Of the late
John Bowers, and had been resident
rf Richmond all his life. For q long
ti.Ae he was associated with his father
In business. He was flfty-nine years
OF age. Mr.. Bowers Is survived by his
wife and six children. The Children
Martha Anne. Lily Hill and Mary Eliza
beth Bowers. He also leaves FIVE sis
tera--Miss Roslna Bloom Bowers and
Mrs. Thomas r. Meany, Of this city;
Mrs. William B. LogaTTand Miss Ida
J. Bowers OF Shelbyville, KY. and
Mrs. George IT, Willis, 1T Atlanta, Ga.
The body was taken to Richmond, and
the funeral services took place In that
clty "Wednesday morning Immediately
otter the arrival Of the triin from
West Point. Tho lnterment was in the
family section In HOLLYWOOD Cemetery
Richmond. *
The following gentlemen were active
pail bearers: Il II
Actlve--Messrs. Roger Gregory, Jr.
Dallas S Bruce, Wythe A., Bruce, Nor
gan r. Mills, Percy Hampton Eubnnk
George y. Gregory, Mason White anc
| Walter Il. Mahoney,
Honorary Messrs John T. Goddin
Harry g, Hartman, William A. Royal
witt NJ. Tomllnson Thomaa 70, Wood
fin and Captain James WingGeld,
Mrs. Emma Mitchell.
Especial to The Tines-Ioispatcil.l
Emma Mitchell i died hers late tl1is eve
ming In the eighty-fourth year OF hel
ago, She Was the relict OF the lafs
Rey. John Mitchell, for many /; year,
y ulp epers ,Mho Vas aatsa "a one {. g
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7I'l-7lTI Y
SHOT ny BROTHER.
Young Man Returning From Meeting
Mistaken for Burglar.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
BLUEF1ELD. w. VA, July 6.--Jos-
eph Brown, or Matoaka, lies at deaths
a bullet In his right lung, as the 'result
OF being mistaken for burglar by his
brother. John Brown. The young man
had been attending a. meeting and re-
was entering by tho Kitchen door when
the shots were fired at him, only one
OF which took effect.
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Ilmmett Dnlton Rclcused.

LEAVENswoRTH, ISANs.. July c.
Emmett Dalton. serving a life sentence
in the pen here for his participa-
ton in the famous Coftcysille raid OF
the Dalton gang. was released by Gov
ernor Hoch to-day, to undergo an oper-
alton on his arm. shot in the raid.
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a.5s = ~ ssfldlt
DEATHS.

July 6. 1907, at 4
+ O'Clock p. NJ, at her residence, 2S10
Nenable Street, Mrs. CALLIE BUT
: LEE, in the thirty-second year OF her
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Darling wife, thou hast left us. n
A nd we long for thee In win:
But we know that thou art freed from
All thy Earthly. care and palm; n s.s
Freed from suffering, thy spirit, ~ n
And n peaceful rest, thysaoul:
Dearest wife. thou astMentered a
In the blessed. heavenly goal.
2 -Ts5fT. z "A.
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o'clock ?. NJ. from Christ Episcopal
Church. III, N ".
iWlLK1NsON.-D at the Virginia
P. NJ, WILLIAM c. WILKINSON, In
the siHty-eighth year of his age.
Funeral from Park Place Metho-
dist Church at 4 p. NJ TODAY. Il