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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-09
TO fix STATUS
nominee ! ] A ! |: [ J H!
IIcnrico County Committee
Meets This MI;ornit,g to
Consider Case.
1MAY DEC LARE PRIMARY VOID
MIR. Hcchlcr May Rul, Again in
| Any Event and Friends S;.Y@
He Can Win.

Much interest Is being manifested
| In what Will be the outcome OF the
proceedings OF the Henrtco County
Democratic Committee which has been
called to meet at IL o'clock this morn
ling. 1T is generally understood that
the meeting is called to i1X tho status
Of Henry c.. Hcchler. nominee OF the
Democratic party for tho treasurer.
slip, who is at present understindict-
ment by the 1Tenrico county grand
jury on the charge OF illegal payment
OF poll-taxes ana who Will Gbc tried
before a petit jury on October 14th.
Tho charge against Mr.. Hechler does
not constitute u felony, but q n1tsde-
meanor, and in the event OF either
|;acquittal or conviction by petit jury
he will be eligible to hold office under
the statutes OF Virginia.
| But the county committee mag, II
| It deems advisable from such evidence
as 1t can gather, declare the nominn-
ton OF Mr.. Hechler void because of
an infraction of tho Barksdale pure
election law. in whichecase the Demo-
Gratis would be declared to- be without
| q nominee and free for-all fight
would result in the general election.
This would not make any difference,
| HS 9lits rs psAllS AAAASo A.S>>'
| for there are too few Republican
votes In tho county to count materially
in the election.
But Mr. Hechler could still run us
an independent candidate. like all
Others; and there are those who say
he can win and that he will win, In
any event
want. 10 See Evidence.
To secure the necessary evidence
| the county committee will probably
summon witnesses, though 1t has no
legal power to compel attendance, and
it@may also request Judge Scott to al
low 1t to examine the testimony taken
before the grand jury, IL that be COM
l,pleted in time by the stenographer
l!Nr. Winston.
'rhe committee cannot postpone Its
Injecting until after the date OF the
trial. as that will make 1t too late
for the filing OF applications BY those
who may want to enter the general
Trace. The applications must be filed
lwith the clerk OF the court on or be-
fore October 18th, lust n day later thar
1.-THE date set for Mr.. Ilechler' trial:
Politics In the county is very much
lin a middle. and the committee vii
be hard put to it to set things to rights
again.
The following members eompose2th'
committees:
Brookland District. Stanley Tay
Tor, Thomas p. Bryan. Charles U. VIII
liams. Jr.. C. S. Campbell and and G.
Taylor (secretary of the committed
Tuckahoe-Dr. l. F. Michael tchair
/ mani, O. B. Nuckols freasurer) an
Mark Thompson.
Yarina-Branch Watkins. Lee My
ers, Charles Leonhauser.
rairfield-F NJ. Conner. ]. b. Al
4 klns. who is under indictment Wit
j Mr.. Hechlcr: John T. Anglo and ]. w
. Taylor.
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.GRAXDJURY RETURNS
THREE INDICTMENTS
William Lewis. Indicted Oh the
Charge Of Stealing Postage
Stamps.
BAN:K'h-u Pic Y CASES
Thomas Jackson Files Petition,
and John Howard is Ap-
pointed Receiver.
BAN.:Kk.u Pic Y CASES

The Federal grand jury met in the
Post-office Building yesterday morning
for the consideration OF many present.
nents brought TO its notice, three of
which, all of minor character and in
te,rest, Were returned as true bills. The
first Indictment was i'll the case of
United States against William Lewis,
who was charged with stealing postage
stamps from the 1sham post-ofce, In
I4unenburg county. The number of
stamps stolen was small, and Lewis
has already served Il jail sentence for
the alleged theft. The second case was
the United States againstlJ. r. Murphy
charged with unlawfully removing dis
titled spirits; and the third was against
William A. Henderson, charged With
forging an affidavit TO application for
examination by the United States Civil
Service Commission.
Tho grand jury then adjourned over
to 10 o'clock this morning. when 1t is
likely that the more important cases
to come before the grand jury will be
brought to its attention.
a long civil docket was brought be-
fore the petit jury. Tho cases were
set for trial, and the jury adjourned
to II O'Clock this morning.
TO Dismiss Proceedings.
s$ An order has been issued in the
United States District Court for the
Eastern District Of Virginia to show
cause why the petition of voluntary
bankruptcy filed by the A, D. Lander
kin Company, incorporated, should
not be dismissed. and II is ordered
that all creditors and others interested
appear at hearing on October 18th
IT Is probable that. the proceeding!
will be dismissed.
Themes Jackson, retail green gro
ss Ger of Richmond. yesterday mornlni
filed voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy. The assets are placed at 81.
asa, of which sl,175 he claims to b
exempt. and the liabilities are place
at $2,4s7. Mr.. John Howard was ap
pointed as receiver. and he qualtle
$}s yesterday, giving bond In $1,000, Wit
the American Surety Company as hi
surety.
Heinz Suit on docket.
One of The first cases to come up q
trial in the United States Circuit Cou
win be the suit Of Heinz again
walden, Miss Heinz was employed
walden ut Fredericksburg as stem
grapher. she says, and she declnr'
abe had contract with Walden spec
las tying that she was TO receive alUo
All month salary, and that she was to be
beneficiary In his will 10 the c1te
e {.
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Don't mistake the cause OF back


Don't mistake the cause Of back
ache. , IN IA 81 RI. ~ 5t FL 5535
TO be cured you must know the The
cause.
tt is wrong to Ina gine relief is cure
Backache Is kidney ache. ~
You must cure the kidneys. 5s
II, a Richmond resident tells you how.
Mrs. Mary II. wharton allie East
Marshall Street Richmond. Va, says;
s"yVe have used hDoan's Kidney PHI IN
our family and the results We're very
isatisra Glory. Mr.. Wharton suffered for
"a long time from a dull aching across
his Kidneys and back. II hurt him hin
severely to stoop or lit anything, and
IL he, contracted cold i generally
settled In his kidneys, md # ut NJ such
times he was caused much suffering.
FIe tried numb or OF remedi les, but re-
ceived no benefit. At last Dsrn's Iitd-
nay Pills we're brought to- his atten-
8tlon, and he procured a box Mt Owens
e. Minor Drug Co. They. helped him
from the first; he continued ia king
them, and was completely cured. u
gave a abatement Recommending them
IN 1902. and i am glad Il this time
July q s., i 907, to- state that my hus-
band has not sui fered any tsympto ' I
ot a recurrence since. take great
ney Pills for kidney trouble and IL
lsacnompanying complaints,s
IT or 4 sala by al n daalers. Price p
cents. Sd Foster-M ilburn Co. Hufralo
tn. Y. sole agents tor the L1ntte Z
4 Remember the ma me Dear s., an,
4 take no q OK, III IN ST IN rs
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THE KENTUCKY is FL0ATED
After BcinE Stuck. in the Mud Nearly
Twelve Hours She Is Gotten Off.

After HelnE Stuck in the Mud Nearly
Twelve Hours She ls Gotten Or.
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.1
NORFOLK VA. October S.-Thc
battleship Kentucky. which stranded
on a mud bank at Lambert's Point
while passing from Hampton Roads to
the Norfolk Navy Yard shortly after $
o'clock this morning. was Goated with
the aid of ten or twelve powerful tugs
at 1906 to-night. The vessel Is an-
pnrently uninjurcd. and will proceed
to 1.-THE. navy yard under her own steam.
Quantities of ammunition and stores
had been taken from the vessel during
the day in order to tighten IT. The
vessel stuck at one high tide and was
floated Mt the next.
The channel where the Kentucky
sells have stranded on the very bank
| that stopped that ship. There We're
other vessels anchored in the river
| when the battleship passed up and in
battleshp's nose was stuck In the
4 bark
went ashore all the naval and other
tugs available were summoned in ar
effort to pull her Oft, but the tide
could accomplish nothing. The tug:
Eof the morning were reinforced by -four
alotfer big ones this afternoon,
4 The grounding of the Kentucky, likt
lall other things that happen In tn,
sinavy. will DO investigated bv the usua
lnpparcnt hat the accident to the BIZ
aship was due to the fact that he
navigator terdeavnred to avoid a pos
sible collision with vessels at ancho
loft Lambert's Point and as a result raj
1.-The ship on the mud.
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of $4,000. Tho plaintiff alleges that
she lost her position through no fault
of hers, and that the contract was
thereby violated.
Following is the personnel of the
grand jury for the fall term: r. n.
Morris. Levin Joynes.5 William b.
Newell, L. RI. Dickinson, Benham Nor
riss. Lou Stokes, r. A. OVERLY, John
c. Bowman. Allen Stokes. Lafayette
Toney. L. A. Slater. w. j. Utley, r..
T. Richardson. M. l.. Ackley. w. A.
McCraw, S. T. Brown. J. T. Jones,
.Junius B. Mostly, James 4. Gordon,
Granville G. Valentine. T. NJ Dlllard,
Charles Bugg and A. r. Venablc.
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FRICTION MAY VI \ BE- !.
TAKEN up BY BOARD
Believed Trouble ii, Agricultural
Department Will BE
Aired.
.C0NFERENC E5 With GOVERNOR.
Executive Goes to Exposition.
To-Day and Cannot Sec MI.
I Bryan.

Il Tie State Hoard OF Agriculture Will.
meet ut tlln Capitol ut II oclock this
and will probably be in ses-
sion MI dny II not longer. n will be
the regular quarterly session OF the
body, and a great deal OF routine BUSH
ness is to be considered. Apart from
this it is expected that the friction
between Commissioner Koinrr and
Secretary Treasurer Chestorman Will
telling what turn II may take. No ono
has said definitely that the matter Will
he considered at this meeting. though
there is a strong impression about the
Capitol that something will be doing,
along this line before the meeting is
over.
Chairman c. w. Heater, OF Frederick.
and Hon. j. II. c. Beverley, OF Essex,
two OF the leading members who
Signed the recent report reorEanizing
the department had long conference
with Governor Swanson yesterday
though It Is not known that this mat
ter Was under discussion. 1t Ia a nota-
bic fact however, that Hon. John w.
lChurchman. OF Augusta, who took the
minority. view in the stormy meeting
which adopted the report some months
ago. was in tho Capitol at tho time
the conference was in progress. and
did not Join In It.
| Cannot See lir. Bryan.
Governor Swanson finds that his en-
gagements ut the Jamestown Exposi-
tion will prevent him from seeing w.
j. Bryan during the lntter's visit here
on Friday. The Governor had hoped TO
come back here for n few hours on
Friday and return to the expedition
in the afternoon. but he finds that the
New York Day exercises will claim all
Ills time on that day. He and Mrs.
Swanson viii leave here M O'clock
this afternoon and will be engaged
With the Delaware and New York Of
fcials shnd their parties Tonight, to-
| morrow and Friday. They will re-
1 turn hcre on Saturday.
His Father Ill.
Colonel John W. Richardson, Regis
ter of the Land ONCE. returned yes
terday morning from his home at Ma
rion where he was called to the bed
side OF his aged father. who is criti-
cally III. Colonel Richardson fears
the end Is near and that he may bt
called back home at any moment.
Gets Auto License.
The Secretary OF the Commonwealth
4, yesterday issued automobile license No
1851 to Reginald c. Vanderbilt, OF New
Il York. Mr.. Vanderbilt is here attend
ling the Horse Show. and has a yer,
tine French-built machine with him
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news GATHERED
FROM :| SOUTH SIDE 81 } |:
Mother Startled BY Finding
Daughter Alive After Idcn-
trying Body.
WAS PREPARING T Il /! TO BURY 3 III.
WAS PREPARING TO BURY iii.
Manchester Bureau. Dispatch,

Manchester Bureau, Times.Dispatch,
No. 1902 Hull Street.
After coming Ill the way from Pow
4hntan county and Identifying the body
the Richmond and Petersburg Electric
Railway line az that of her daughter,
Martha Coy. the mother OF the latter
almost jumped out OF her skin IN the
there in the flesh. The Incident was
dramatic In the extreme.
Susan Coy was notified by omcer
ter had seen the body and was sure
It was trat OF Martha. Sergeant Nc
Mahon. who took charge OF the case.
DIRECTED ofi1cer Watts 70 send for the the
Powhntan. Bhe wcpt over what She
thought was her dead child. Arrange
llients were made for removing the re-
eara IL Ssrha Gov yh sa. n eh
ii did take him long to find her.
and The was brought TO- detective
was calied to Richmond. When she
reached the department, still weeping,
she Informed the detective that there
was no mistake about the Identified
lion. "A moment later she was led into
smiling. he mother gave one Wild
scream and fell upon her neck.
Later on, Susan said abe did not
care about taking the unknown ne
1 gross to Powhatan. Sergeant McMa-
| Non's clever work surprised ever,
body III this city. and Just now he Is
irying to find the negro who is sup
posed to have murdered the unknown
woman.
Personals aud Briefs.
/ Mayor Maurice yesterday morning
fined Richard Webster IS Tor pelne
drunk Monday. ana then sent Henry r,
roads for nix months. Henry was
charged with throwing a beer bottle
Miss Edna Wilkinson and Mis-,
i Silence I.nPrade. Of Chesterfield. arr
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Hare
Miss Mary A. Grim. twenty-one Year.
old. of Swansboro. and James -; DUNN = !,
were married in Washington Monda,
by the Rev. w. =. Carroll.
The little infant girl found abandon
i cd at Stop No. II. Richmond and re
Il tersburg Railway. about two months
il ago. lis dead and buried.
Mr. GIL Wallis, OF Kansas CITY, MO-, !
in the city on legal business
II u Mr.. D. Il. Pulliam Is visiting MS prother
4 "A. r. Pulliam, in Warwick county.
i 3ir.s p. C.. Hines. OF Buckinsham county
is visiting his brother, j. u. Hines. a
\ Eleventh and Perry Streets. Ho Will late
!, mako his home in Manchester.
The public schools OF Manchester VII! b
). closed to-day.to celebrate Richmond Da
, at tho State Fair.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Mamie 7. Opple
n man swore out n warrant before Mayo
stpurice for tho arrest OF hcr husband
IPhilip Oppieman, charging him with failtn
to support her for the last thirty days
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Mrs. Mnry Elizabeth Brown.
(Special to Tho Timcs-Dfspatch.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA, October s.
Funeral services over tho romans or
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Brown, widow OF
DR.. BEDFORD Brown, whose death oc-
CURED Sunday last. was held this
afternoon at the residence OF her
daughter. Mrs. A. G. Ohler, No. 2o2
North Washington Street. Rev. VII
liam II. Morton, rector OF Christ Prot
estant Episcopal Church. assisted BY
Rev. Joseph r. Sewer, pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church. conduct
cd the services. The intnrment was
made in Rock Creek Cemetery, Wash
inEton.
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H|L|P|NOs SHAMEFULlY
TREATED. BY AMERICANS
.(Continued from Third Page.)

~ Z
Brent sprung u surprise on the con-
vennon ana created the greatest kind
of excitement He said. II am speak.
Ing here as a Christian bishop, but I
can never forget that am Chris
tian citizen OF this great American
republic With this introduction lie
began to speak of the utter lack OF
the power of self-sovernment possess
cd by the Filipinos. whom he said We're
fully 100 years behind the Cubans. The
Flipinos, he said. would never become
able to govern themselves by gov
lernmental influences. It is only by ra4s-
Ing their moral standard. by educa-
ton and BIZ the influences OF Chris
tan religion that they will be placed
on n plane high enough for self-gov-
ernment.
! With great carnestncss he demanded
| Justice for the Ftlipinos, saying that
| they had been most shamefully treated
by the American people. who were re-
sponsible for much OF their degradation.
Again and again he repeated, Il demand
Justice for the Filiplnos, lie asserted
that great corp0rations interests IN this
country in order to make q $,rafn to '
| themselves were making tho Fllipinos
j pay enormously for everything, and by
4 this means are grinding the people and
4 keeping them In AFFECT poverty. Again
4 he exclaimed TT is time to stop peti-
i tioning representatives in Congress
i The Christian churches should demand
THAT Congress give the Filipino COM
4 mon Justice and a little mercy There
are other things that want out II
1 the PHILIPPINES" concluded the speaHer
! 1--WE want men,. and we want you K
! remedy the Injustice which has beer
3 done by this country to the people o
the Philippine Islands.
! There was n perfect storm OF up
, lplause which followed the bishop
speech, and indeed before he closed tn
!. presiding bishop had warned him tina
J. his time was up, but the audience de
: manded that he CONTINUES speaking.
!, RESOLUTION Adoptcd.
The bishop Of Albany oftered TIL
: following resolution:
'Resolved, That the joint session
81 the two houses Of the General
Convention, recognizes with graft
itule to God and With cordial
acknowledgment Of its truly catt,-
Ollie spirit, the declaration by the
Morrison Centenary Conference, OF
the countless points OF unity and
accord Among the Christian hodics
\ Of every name, working In China
ana other fOrc1Kn lhhNS, anu urNWn
together by the power of their
common efforts o bnnish md drive
away doubt and error"
1t was adopted by II standing vol
without dissent, ST. "a
j Mr. Thomas, OF PHILADELPHIA, Q,
* planned tho work OF the board OF mi.
sions, saying that the business OF tt
board was administered at n small'
cost than that of any missionary 81
Il ciety In the world.
The presiding bishop next Introduce
four deaf mutes to the session, all
them clergymen. Tie caused laue
by SAYING that none Of thcln cop
mako q speech. 8
The bishop made happy spne'
himself In introducing the s!lent5me
who were receive ~ the body 9
standing.
Rev. DR.. crosvenor aaked for and 4
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Real success comes to the
man or woman who stands
squarely on two feet---with
mind and body in poise---
and nerves that don't fail
when needed.
If you eat Grape-Nuts
made from the field grains
which contain the natural
phosphate Of potash, placed
there BY Nature for rebuild
ing brain and nerve cells,
you're bound to. have gin
ger" and nerve" There's
a Reason"
Read 'The Road to Well
Vile" in pkgs. It's a little
gem on right living,
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SUSPENDED FOR HAzING


WAKE FOREST. N. c.. October s.
At meeting of the faculty OF Wake
Forest College this afternoon five stu
dents. three sophomores and two j,,-
niors. were suspended for thirty days
for hazing. Tho charge brought
against them was making freshmen
dance
There is considerable excitement
among the students on this action of
tho faculty. and many Of the boys are
thinking of leaving.
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Funernl Of Mrs. Sc MINES.

Especial to Tho T1mcs-Dtspatch.)
ALEXANDRIA,, VA. October 81
The remains of Mrs. Virginia semmes
who died in Richmond, Va, Sunday
last, reached here at noon to-day, and
the funeral services were held at
o.clock this afternoon at Christ Prot,
gestant Episcopal Church. Rev. aNVil:
liam j. Morton, rector. OBLIGATED. The
was made in Christ Church
Cemetery. 59
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DEATHS.

vt $40 Tuesday
morning. at 4l3 West Grace Street,
after a lingering illness. Mrs. v. FL
MORE ANDERSON. daughter OF H.
Clay and the late Jennie II. Lynn.
She Is survived by her husband and
an infant child. Mrs. Anderson was
n member of Grace Street Baptist
Church.. Her death will cause a
sorrow 10 wide circle of friends
and relatives.
The funeral services will be CON
dlcted at Grace street Bap ttst Church
atgS O'Clock THIS (NNednesdny) AZ
TERNOON. Friends and ac1uain-
S::i.cca Invited to attend.
EAU GIIAN.--Died, at the residence
OF her son. Z. Irving BaughaE. H.
West MARSHALL Street at 1880 A. NJ.
Mrs. MARY s. sIsAuGIIAN, in the
seyenty-el eighth year Of her age.
TERNooN $3.50 o'clock.
JONEs.-Died. at his fathers resi-
dence: Erin Shade. Va October Cd.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry G. Jones
He was buried Friday, October 4th.a
Mr.. Jones was thirty-scycn years
old. He was man OF much piety,
and a devoted member or the Bap-
nine brothers and five sisters sur-
{s vive him.
AIILHAU.--Died al his home. ".Soli-
Il tnire."5 Hcnrico county. Vn,,8 REM u
LEON III AlILIAUs son OF the late
Edward L. de Milhau. of BROOKLYN
and beloved husband Of Alma Little
rs page Christian. Isl
Funeral TIL 81 NVednesdaS.) MORN
ING at 10 o'clock from Sacred Heart
Cathedral. Interment$at Mt. Calvary
Cemetery. ,B Is
Jew y ork5 papers please 3copy.
MU RIsA Die nn October the sth.
street. JAMES ALB EI'r, q the beloved
sonso { Albert and NJ I1.#NIurray. syn
Baltimore and New York pa pers
please COPY.
ROsE---Dled, Monday. October 1906
at twenty minutes pas o o'clock. at
his residence, sol Nest Marshall
street. MI. IT.. j OSEP Fl ROSE, in tho
! eighty-slxtr ycar of his age.
Baltimore papers please copYs
Funeral THIS $(NFednesda y) MORN
Ing at 11:ao at ST. Johns German
Lutheran Church. @t SerVicesEin Eng-I
lsh. lnterment in HOLLYWOOD,
WATT, Died, Monday, October I, 1907
at 1871 P.a NJ, a fterl "a lingering Ill
GEORGE WATT, q tIonrieo county, =, !.
! church. Fifth and Main, THIS 6(NVad-
3nesdayi ATrirERNoo at $3.50. SsIn-
torment private. No flowers, s slls
$ET Henderson (Ily5 papers, please
COPY ssl5l S @ .j$ .fs3
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Marshall ID. I,IlIott,
Especial 10 The Times l)ispatcl


S CROZET. VA. October S.-captain
Marshall ID. Elliott FOR marry years
prominent resident OF Booncsyille.
aipemarle county. Va. died at 1875
O'Clock this morning at the residence
OF his son.ln-law, Mr.. !. u. ,SandridEc.
Oh Crozet. Va. with whom ne nal
resided for the past seven years, Ii, the
cighty-seventh year OF hIs ;sge. 81
Captain Elliott had been declining
Tor the past three months. and his
death was not unexpected. nc Is SUR
v1ved by seven children---Messrs. III. j.
and j. Il. Elliott. OF Free Union, Abe
marie county. Va; Mr.. w. L. Elliott.
OF The firm Elliott Il Carter. Char
lottesville. Va: Mr.. II. NJ. Elliott, of
Shenandoah City. Va: Mr.. j. II. Elliott,
or Shenandoah Junction. W. Va, and
Mrs. y. J. Sandridgc, OF Crozet. Va, and
Mrs. John a. Smith. OF CharlottesviiI..
va. aud By .. step-dauEhter. Mrs. Hem
~ y. sandridgc. of Crozet. Va.
The burial will take place at the
old homestead near bonneville, Va to-
morrow. October 9th. at o'clock, be-
side the grave Of his wife, who died
four yeaks ago.
Waller G.. Parker.
Especial To The Times-Dispatchl
NORFOLK, VA. October S.-Walter
Y. Parker. aged thirty-seven years,
died early this morning at the home
Of his brother-in-1aw. NJ J. Bell. ii,
Norfolk county. Mr.. Parker has been
III for several weeks. lie was un-
married. a native of corapeakc. N. C..
and had been living here only nine
months.
Nnthnn r. Francis.
Especial to The Times Diapatchl
NORFOLK. VA. October S.--Nathan
+. Francis. aged fifty-two years, to-
day died at his home here after q pro-
tracted illness. He has been resi-
dent here for nineteen years.
Mrs. NJ. G.. F'uTun.
fSpecialto TheTimes-Dispatc
COLUMBIA. VA. October S.-AIrs. NJ.
@. Fuqua. aged seycnty-sevcn years.
died this morning. Funeral from st.
Johns Church Tomorrow.
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Yesterday at tile residence OF lls m.
jrchts.l 2o0 South Harrison Street.
Funeral OF MIR. n. Joseph ROse.

Inc .f'!nernl OF Mr.. r. toseph Ro.c.
VINO died at 9:20 O'Clock Monday night
a. a. MS residence. Sol West Mnrsliaii
street. VIII take place at 1890 O'clock
LIS LIS morning from ST. Johns Lutheran
Church. Intcrmcnt will be In Holly.
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Funeral OF Mrs. Mary $. nnughan.
The, funeral Of Mrs. Mary s. Baughan.
VINO died 1T the residence OF her son
= =: irving Baughan. liz West Marshall
street. Mt 1880 y. M. yesterday, Will
Ia ke place at $3.50 O'clock this otter
noon. =. 49,
Funeral of III. G.. Menlc.
The funeral OF Mr.. Har1ncr Gi,mer
Meade will be held from st. Jaines
, episcopal Church AZ o'clock this ar