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The Washington times., 1908-03-26

cases consolidated; on trial. Plain
tifPs attorneys, Clephane & Clepnane;
defendants attorneys, Levi II. Cooke,
Lambert & Mclean. R. H Yeatman,
and Henry NJ. Baker.
District Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Called yesterday
In re extension OF Fourth street; on
hearing.
Bankruptcy Court.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
(Called yesterday
In re Thomas Walsh; rule returnable
April u, 1905
called today)
In Re Hubbard Heating Co.; rule re-
tUrnaJle April 10 1898.
In re Hubbard Heating Co; William
Mex. Clayton and Joseph Mathey ap-
pointed receivers; bond $1,000.
Criminal Court, No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Called yesterday
L. 5. vs. David Glassberg; grand
larceny verdict guilty on second count
not guilty on first count; defendant re-
maUued. Attorney, A. b. Webb
(Caled tOdayD
L. s. VS.. Charles n. Cameron, alias
Robert Campbell; forgery and false
pretenses, plea Of not guilty with
drawn. plea Of guilty entered SEN
fenced 20 penitentiary on first count
for one year and one day; case con-
t.nued for sentence of second and
third counts. Attorney, George W.
Mcdonald.
L. :. VS.. Fred SlaL ghter; assault with
dangerous weapon; verdict guilty. At
tOrney r +. Mcnamara.
L. :. vs.. George Roberts, embeZZle-
ment; verdict not guilty. defendant dis
charged. Attorney, Thomas J. Patter-
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Throw Away
That Truss
It is No Longer Necessary for Rup'
tured People to Suffer the Tor
ture of Hard Pads and I'm
yielding Trusses.

I Guarantee Instant Relief and Ia
tional, Painless and Elective Method
Of Treatment or No Pay.
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FOR RENT-oFFICES.

FOR T-OmCss-Deslrable central Ioca-
ton; whole second floor. three large rooms;
18th ST. between r and q SIS. nv; t35 per
month. MORRISON REAL ESTATE CO.
NC 1879 q 81 NV mh25-6t
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MONEY ID LOAN.

IF you NEED MONEY 70 pay rent. or buy
eoAl. I viii fuTniSn all you need I lend you
on your furniture or piano. these loans are
strictly PRIVATE Try ma p. D BOX
asAs Station @. feS-tf
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Money LOANED SaIaried PeonIa

offices n 6 principal cities; save yourself
money BY getting my terms first D. Il
ToLAAN. Room SO. SsS 18th St NV. des-tf
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II. K. HoWenstein Co.,
1914 T Street N. w.
FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT HOUSES.
1900 9Th NW.-DelightfuI corner. slx-room
house; bath nicely furnished; four windows
each room; viii rent. So. mh26-5t
FOR RENT-That attractive and comfor-
table home. No. 2455 18th st. NV; 10 rooms
and bath. hrst-hoor kitchen. furnace heat
reduced from $3.50 to 5000. HARRY A.
WAGsTAFF. So4 18th 81. NV. mhS5-3t
NEW ak rooms and bath: cemented cellars;
furnace heat; handsomely decorated. @ and
18th ct. Sc. &2o.5o. S. Z. MASON, Iea6 C
REDUCED TO S2o.5O no.
Pretty. Colonial home Of six rooms and BATH
cellar; In good section northeast Excellent
repair. COLLINS-GUERRY CO, 81 18th NV,
mh2S-5t
ECKINGTON-That lovely eight-room cot
tage at 3l5 81. ne, with porches, side win
dows, and shade Is stlU vacant. near cars
excellent neighborhood, -. open. mnza-st
II2o sTH ST. y. W.
- rms 5-story brick. bath. large rms s5l-oJ
12Is Q sT. II. W.
u rooms furnace corner house, bath. S59.tg
3l3 ST. s. z.
y rooms. hot water heat. bath. large --
back yard fine house ......-..- Cd ta3-sJ
1923 9Th ST. n. ".
rooms; furnace. latr0besi bath...-,-..$a5-5J
1Ios 9TH ST. S. Z.
7 rooms bath, large back yard. ......... SIS 30
1919 MORSE ST. n. z.
rooms; bath; bet Fla ave. 4 y sts-. 1870
LZth and lsth-.-.--- .s--r- ..srf-'S}
2s22 BRIaHTwooD AVE. y. W.
1923 5TR ST. n. z.
s rooms. front and back yard 20 good
repair f-t-S-
(FlRt) 1893 n. CAPT. ST. n. Z.
rooms. bath. furnace. d------------ $3.50
(Flat) s2T 9TH ST. II. ".
I I rooms and Dalh. ID nJ01-------- ss-,-s'
439 9Th ST. II. W.
! ROOM No. ID JJ
eos Z ST. Il. ".
2 rooms d fJJr-..-., 1905
(FIat) 1913 n. J. ave. n. ".
5 rooms :, nat LIST floor sL3s1
(Flat) 424 Ridge st. n. ".
| 3 rooms ana bath. second floor 80. s.-.-Sl5-5y
A. S. CAxwooD. s3s 9Th ST. n. W.
mh24-5t
| FOR RENT-House. sl6 18th st. Sc. r70msi
I bath and range large porch IN 'front.' &i45l.
Apply CHAS. 4. TRIBBI. Thompson Bldg.
/ 703 18th st. NV. mhlh-I
l FOR RENT-H0uses. apartments, and Offices
| IN ali parts OF the city. For detailed list
send call Office,
| THOS. J. FISHER & co. unc),
| REAL ESTATE. LOANS AID INSURANCE
| BROKERS.
| 73S 18th 81. nv ja2-u
! FOR RENT-ss7 Allison St n,y.. rooms and
bath; steam heat l4rge poTchi front Colonial
Apply CHAS. 4. ThlBB4. 40 18th St nv.
/ 1ai4-f
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MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate

ESTATE CO. nc. I225 G s.. nE. mh25-st
WE CAN MAKE loans IN any amounts from
81 900 - $500 90 az 81 and per cent We
have some per cent money.
Every consideration possible shown Dor
rover.
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
S0I ST y. ".
Phone Main 5SSz North ss7A
rnh2-tf
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|. 7 7 T. =
FOR SALE-L0TS.
SEVEN lots located IN the best section OF
Maryland Park one car fare from any part
Of city. AT sacrifice price By owner. BOX
522, Times Office. mh55-3t
RENT APARTMENTS h,mAavJ
ONLY SIS. 20. WORTH $50.
Apartments no. 500 Rhode Island ave ne. /.
five large rooms and bath. take through cars
on C 81. i. II. SMITH & CO. Bond bldg.
mh26-6t
s2-WORTH $50
Delightful apartment IN suburbs 53s Adams
81. ne; FIVE large rooms and porcelain bath
southern exposure; through cars q St
r. r. SMITH & co. Bond building. mhS ST
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-AN ELEGANT s-ROOM HOUSE
in northwest section; large cellar: furnace
neS'; two-story brick stable IN the rear.
conve uient 20 two car fines: would make an
excellent residence for physician. Caa be
bough at bargain; reasonable terms. For
particulars apply 10
I. E. SHOEMAKER,
aos-2o9 Colorado Bldg.
mh2i-st
Good Home, Southeast.
1850 VIII buy s-rocm and bath on Pa.
ave southeast. cellar and furnace. Imme-
date possession.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
73s 18th st. N. W.
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HERE IS a rare chance 70 secure ala up-to-
date 6-TOom brick. with Colonial poSch. fur
mace heat; $500 down. only left HENRY
". OFFUTT 52d and y SITS. NV mh24-tf
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1875 Brooks Bldg, Marshail, Mich.
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FOR SALE-COlumbia Heights; new house.
eight rooms. on two floors: reception hall
plan Colortal porches; hOt-water heat; price,
S3,l0Vi easy terms, interest "a per cent.
MORRISON REAL ESTATE CO. INC, 1g2J
@ 81. NV mh25-6t
FOR SAIE-FIne residence; Northwest Ioca-
ton near Connecticut ave. above Dupont
circle; nine rooms: two baths; red pressed
brick and broWnstOne front; lot a feet front:
house 20 feet cost $1,000; price 81 800: terms.
MORRISON REAL ESTATE CO. INC. 1925
@ St NV. mh25-st
FOR SALE-A NUMBER OF RARE BAR
gains IN homes in northwest suburbs; also
a tract OF 20 acres OF land at the intersec-
ton Of Mass. and Boundary avenues which
can be subdiyided at a handsome profit This
property belongs 20 an out-of-tOwn party, and
can be bought at a very low price.
For particulars, terms Of sale, &C, call
address
I. E. SHOEMAKER,
sos-zos Colorado Bldg.
mh24-3t
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on D. c. Real Estate. No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER II. ACKER.
fe4-U 1420 Z St. y. W.
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JUSTICE ANDERSON.
fTn lad soSaua
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MONEY TO LOAN-S25O 20 $500, 900 on d. c.
real estate. Interest low. and al transac-
tions conducted with economical considera-
ton for borrowers.
WA. II. SAUNDERS s. CO.,
The daily tribune., 1908-02-01
THAW HAS FEARS OF
A THIRD TRIAL

New York. Feb. AFTER waiting
for nearly I2 hours for the jury In
the Thaw case to report. Justice Dowl-
ing, shortly after II o'clock last
night, ordered the doors Of the Jury
room locked for the night and ad.
journed court until i0:30 a m when
he will hear any report IL has to
make.
The rumor persisted throughout
the evening that the jurors were hope
lessly divided. eight to four. Mr..
Littleton of the defense expressed the
belief that the majority favored n
verdict Of not guilty on the ground
OF insanity, and when he left for his
home was still hopeful that deci
sion eventually would be reached.
District Attorney Jerome said /;
Nobody can tell what jury will
do. so what Is tin, use Of spec u lnting. 4"
The daily tribune., 1908-02-01
ABE RUFF CHARGES VI0-
LATI0N OF AGREEMENT

San Francisco, Feb. When Abra-
ham Ruef, former Mayor Eugene
E. Schmitz. Patrick Calhoun. pres.
ident Of the United Railroads, and
the other officials Of the street rail.
way system. charged with bribery In
connection with the obtaining Of
trolley franchise appeared before
Judge Lawlor today to have their
cases set. State Senator George B.
Keen on behalf Of Ruef occurred an
extension of time until Saturday
morning upon the show ing made that
Henry Ach, leading counsel for Ruef,
would not return to Los Angeles until
today and that associate counsel had
been secured subject to his approval.
Ruef in open court denounced IA
untrue the statement Of District At
torney Langdon that he had been In
communication with the other defend
ants in the United Railroads case and
has issued a statement in which he
repeated his denial Of his double
dealing; charged the prosecution with
violation OF its agreement and the
district attorney Of trying to force
him into absolute compliance with
certain demands by securing his
conviction and then under promise
of leuiency compel him to testify;
reiterated that he had kept faith
and asserted that he WAS now aud
always had been willing to testify
to the truth as he had done before
the grand jury.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-01
Big SHIPS ANCHORED FOR
MIGHT IN POSSESSION BAY

Punta Arenas, Strait Of Magellan.
Feb. IA wireless message has been
received here that the American
battleship fleet which passed Point
DungenDcsse aud ente red the Strait
of Magellan at O'Clock Yesterday aft
ernoon and anchored for the night Ia
Possession Bay and arrived here at
non today. Possession Bay is TWEEN
ty miles westward of. Point Dungeon
nesse and about Hve miles from the
entrance to the first narrows ard
affords good anchorage.
To BUILD ROAD-The Merchants
association Of Canon Oity IL detcrmin-
cd to have the work on the Royal
Gorge boulevard started at once and
is having n petition circulated about
the city TO raise money to push the
road through to completion without
delay. More than half the money
has been raised by popular subscrip-
tion and the project bids fair for an
early start. Tho committee will
not accept less than si5 and not
more than t25.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-01
TAKES BAVORI TO
PUEBLO COUNTY IAIL

Heavily manacled, Anton Neroni.
alias Bavori WAS taken to Pueblo,
leaving last evening. where he WAS
turned over to Sheriff Fields McMil.
Ian for safe keeping in the Pueblo
Jail. Bsvori WAS raigned before
Justice Kennedy Of Canon yesterday
afternoon and held till the April
term OF the Fremont county district
court without bail.
One OF the principal reasons for
taking Bavori to Pueblo WINS to pre-.
vent his killing any OF the prisoners
In the jail Of which half a dozen
have been occupying nearby cells.
A. he had threatened TO kill the other
prisoners II An opportunity we're
given HIM TO do 80.
He WAS spirited away from the Jail
80 quietly that but very few of the
officials Of the court house even kne "
Of his departure for Pueblo. altliough h
the prisoner had to pass through the
corridors Of the building to get to the
street.
He WAS driven to the Santa Fc
station at Canon In closed carriage
and WAS hustled onto the train before
half dozen people were aware OF the
fact. There was Some fear that M
attempt might bo made to take the
prisoner of the train hero and 10 he
WAS secreted by the officers until the
train had gotten we'll beyond the
limits Of this city. Bavori WAS In
charge Of Sheriff Esser and Under.
sheriff Cbetelat.
He has not been apprised Of the find.
Ing Of Jos Minichiello's body and will
not be until that fact IL communicated
to him by his attorney. George W.
Wilkes Bavori had t3a5 on his
person when taken into custody.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-01
The World Famed Carnival.

Mardi Grss, at New Orleans. Feb.
ruary 25th. Low winter tourist rate
via Colorado and Southern. Illus.
trsted booklet sent on request. T. Z.
Fisher. General Passenger Agent.
Denver.
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Delights Of the Sea.

The Colorado and Southern's low
rates and splendid service places til,
Mexican Gulf within only a few
hours distance. LIT US tell you O.
the splendid attractions. T. f. Fish
or, General Passenger Agent, Denver
The daily tribune., 1908-02-01

liberal limits; stopovers;viA Colorado
and Southern. Full information on
application. 4. Il. Fisher. General
Passenger Agent, Denver.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-01
Homeseeksrs' Rats South.

One faro plus y. 90 70 certain points
In Texas and New Mexico and return
The daily tribune., 1908-02-01
Don't make a mistake

II you buy your coal from Hogate you
will got Rockvale coal. Don't make .
mistake and get something elss In place
Of Rockvalo coal Buy what you got.
All kinds Of Wet Mountain valley hay
and San Luir valley hay at reduced
prices. lam making spscial prices on
everything In my limo In large quanti-
tics. Sec Hogats and II Am not In
line toll mo 20.
Cb< Wt$t end FEED Store
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-28

err, Barrett Bowman, breckenridge,
Brewer, Byrd, Carter, Chitwood,
Churchman, Clement, Craig, John orr
Daniel, William B. Daniel, Elam'
Featherston. Folkes, Garrett, Glenn,
Gofngan, Goolrick, Holt. HOWE, Hunt
Janney, Charles A. Johnston Keezell'
King. Iassiter, Lesner, T. NJ. Love 5.
Fl, Love Mann, Markham. Massie, Mon
cure, Noting, Oliver, owen, Page,
Pitts, Powell, Powers Pulliam. Read,
Sale, sims. spessard, Sterrett. stratton,
Stubs, Sydnor. Sylvester. Taliaferro,
Thrift, Sllas II. Walker, Watkins,
Weaver, West, White, Whitehead, VIII
cox, j. w. Williams. Martin Williams,
Wingo and Wood-67.
For Wescott-Messrs. Bell. Brown,
Chitwood Clarke, Cooke, Cox, Dunn,
Early, Echols. fEdmonson, Edwards,
Evans, Good, Gravatt, Green. Gunter,
Hall. Halsey, Hartman, Hart, Hobbs,
Hodges. Holland, Houston, Jett, Lewis,
Louderback, Montague. Myers, Old.
Parks, Rev. Rison, Saunders. Snead.
Stebbins, Strobe, Stuart Thronton,
Throckmorton. Tucker, c. Harding
Walker, Ward, Wickham, Wilkins and
WNson-46
The caucus at once dissolved, amid
the shouts of the friends of the victor,
who had won a most remarkable tri-
umph when all things are considered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-28
WANT COURTS TO DEFINE.
Norfolk Politicians Ask Special Session
of Supreme Court to Clear situation.

NORFOLK, VA, March 2s.-strong
efforts are being made by local poll
ticians and ofticeholders to secure a
special session of the Supreme Court
to finally pass on the Interpretation Of
the word personally" in the recent
poll tax decision case. 1t is motion
for rehearing in the case. 1t is the
solution of the present tangle that has
resulted in split in the Democratic
ranks of the city, and which 1t is be-
lieved. will result in the Republicans
taking an active part in the municipal
campaign OF the summer. unless the
differences are adiutsed.
The good government faction is de-
termined to remain out OF the primary
altogether, unless the matter Is finally
settled. On the other hand. the anti
administration faction is determined
not to delay the primary as scheduled
for April l4th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-28
FORK UNION NINE.
Prep. School Boys Have n Strong Team
This ScaHOn.

Special to The Times -Dispatch
FORK UNION. VA. March 27-The
Fork Union Academy will be repre-
sented by strong baseball team this
season. The team has been in hard
practice since the middle Of March, and
the players are now in fine shape. The
team is being coached by Mr.. Harry
Griffin. the noted pitcher, and all
around athlete.
Some of the last year men back on
the team are White, Doffermyer, Justice
and Petty. White has developed into
a fine pitcher Petty, OF the last year
team. is n good all-around player ana
heavy batter. Doffermyer, on second
base, is showing up in splendid shape.
Other men on the team are Curry.
Savage, Cunningham and Henning
Cecil Jackson, of Norfolk, player OF
experience, has been made manager
of the team. Coach Griffin is rounding
the team into fine trim and putting
on the finishing touches. The match
game scheduled with Richmond College
on March 3Oth mas been cancelled by
the college, much to the regret of the
local club.
The following schedule for games
has been arranGed April 10th, thu
Christian College, of Lynchburg; Aprl
10th, Hoge Academy: April 18th
Hampden- Sidney; April 18th. the Belle
vue High School,
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Virginia Breviities

WEST POINT VA, March 27.-Cap,anE
Garrett Post. who lives down the York RIVER
about 1--WE miles. on the King and Queen
shore. had his barn burned recently. The
lqsc was covered by insurance, and ne VIII
rebuild at once. Cause of fire not known
ABINGDON. yA.--There Will be a called
meeting OF Abingdon Preshytery hero neSt
week TO dissolve the pastoral relations be-
tween DR.. Il. V. Lancaster and his charge
here. DR.. Lancaster. with his family. VIII
leave for McComb. Miss, on the first OF
Arril.
NORFOLK, vA.-The congregation OF
Christ Episcopal Church have decided to
build a new edhce on their lots in Client.
OF olney Road az cost Of 500, %, 900 The
FARMVILLE. VA westbound passen-
gec train on the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way ran over and killed five cows belonging
to Rev. J. l.. Lancaster, OF Perth Amboy
n. j.. whose country home is Rochelle"
nea, Farmville. The killing occurred In
deep cut two miles east of town.
NORFOLK, vA.-Aeronaut Eugene CO.
det's airship from France and a lot OF
Esmonos from Japan. abandoned at the ex-
position. and on which customs duties nave
not been paid recently seized by the local
government officials. were sold to-day in
trent of the custom house.
WOODSTOCK. vA.--The liquor men OF
the county on the alert to prevent Mad
icon district going dry In the local option
election to be held April 2Sth. The anti
saloon workers expect to win by safe ma
jcrtiy.
WILLIAMSBURG. WA, a meeting Q.
the board OF trade of Williamsburg resola-
lions were adopted indorsng the bills intro
duced in Congress by Captain John LAM
ana Representative Ashbrook. of Ohio, 10
| pu, up q handsome monument in Hollywood
| Cemetery ovar the grave OF President Johr
| Tyler. Copies of the resolution were sent
to the representatives. OF Virginia In Con-
| gress.
SOUTH BOSTON. vA-Mas,er Coles ,h'
little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Spruglns
who was painfully burned about the fac
and eyes a few days ago while isnitins som,
! rowder taken from a loaded she'll, is setttns
along nicely, although at first much uneasi
| ness was exercised for fear that he woul'
losc his sight. but his physician has assured
him that he Will soon be all right again.
/ SrAuNrON, WA deed has Just beef
4 completed whereby ]. NJ. Spotts. Dreslden
1 OF the Spots Wholesale Grocery Company
becomes practically the sole owner and con
troller of the Blue Ridge Light and Powe
\ Company. which includes the street ca
plant and the mercantile electric lishtln
plant Mr.. SPOTS bought the interest o
Jchn II. and c, P. Bowman. W. C. Bosser
! man. ]. r. Kemper, Andrew boiling and \
NJ NaiZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-28
FIFTH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS
ENTHUSIASTIC FOR TAFT

ROCKY MOUNT, VA, March 27-The
Republican convention for the Fifth
District, held here yesterday. was en-
thusiastic for Taft. b. a. Davis head
ed the committee on resolutions. whose
report Endorsed the administration OF
President Roosevelt, 1t also Endorsed
Secretary TAFT as being in strict &C.
cord with the policies and ideas OF
the President and as best adapted 70
carry out the suggestions ana plahs
of the administration" concluding with
section which Endorsed Taft for Pres
dent.
B, A. Davis and Dexter Goad were
chosen as delegates to the national
convention in Chicago, both Of whom
have been the foremost men in that dis
trict in behalf of the Taft boom.
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OBITUARIES
Rev. j. w. Turner.

The Rev. j. w. Turner. native of
Virginia. but for some years rector OF
the Episcopal Church at Fitzgerald.
Ga, died there on Wednesday, MI.
Turner was born in 1914 in Goochland
county. Va. He graduated with A.. NJ
degree in William and Mary College
when a young man preparing for the
ministry. He went to Georgia in 1888.
He located first at Waycross, later at
Hawkinsville, and then went to Fitz-
gerald.
Mr.. Turner is survived by a widow
and five children. He had only two
brothers living. who reached his bed
side before he died. They are the Rev.
Byrd r. Turner. OF King George. Va,
and Professor Thomas NJ. Turner, of
Radford Va
Mr.. John A. Warren.
Mr.. John A. Warren, for twelve. years
his home. No. 125 East Main Street, in
the forty-ninth year Of his age
was Miss Bowls. and two brothers. MT
Charles H. Warren and Captain VIII
! liam Warren. of the steamboat VIZ,
Ginia, which plies between Norfolk ana
Northern ports.
home at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Maria p. Amory.
Mrs. Maria E. Amory. widow of M Mt
| e. S. Amory, and mother OF MI. VIZ
| liam L. Amory. died at her sons nome
| $40 North Avenue, Brookland Park
| YESTERDAY morning.
The funeral will take place at S:a'
| O'Clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas l.. skinner.
Mrs. Thomas l.. Skinner died at ner
residence, No. 14o1 Taylor Street. yes
terday morning at II o'clock IN her
lthirty-seventh year. She Is survived
nv her husband and four children.
| Funeral arrangements nave not peei
completed.
John Horace Baushnn.
John Horace Baughan. son OF James
In. and Alice NJ. Baughan. died at the
home OF his parents, No. 1906 ~
West Clay street, yesterday evening, II
1.-THE thirteenth year of his age.
Funeral arrangements Will BIO an
Inounced later.
Mrs. w. n. Owen.
!, Especial to The Times Dspatch,l
J, KEYSVILLE, VA, March 27.-Mrs
I Ruth II. owen, wife of W.. r. Owen
died of convu!sions at her home nea!
Pleasant Grove, yesterday and wa
laid to rest to-day at o'clock In tn
cemetery at Pleasant Grove Methods
> CHURCH Mrs. Owen was thirty-thre
! years Of age, the mother Of eight en-
dren seven Of whom survive her, sn
: was faithful In her home, prigh
!, Christian and devoted to her churcn
, and loved by all who knew her, as wei
, attested by the large concourse preseh
Iof tho IIIrial.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
resolution. Passed by the Womhn's
Christian Association.

" RESOLUTIONS
Christian Association.
Whereas. it has pleased Almighty
God to remove from us by death our
{frsnR "A A. LYON, who has served
the board since the formation of the
association, We the Bo arg OF a, Mali ~
March, 1908, deeply deplore her sudden
death on March cath, and will feel her
loss keenly, yet bow in submission 70
the will of our heavenly father wuo
having chosen faithful. servant 70
be it.
Resolved, AS charter. member OF
this association. her attention was ever
on the alert for Improvement IN any
way which could best serve It's inter-
ests.
Resolved, She was the personal
friend of all the girls in the association
home, constantly thinking of their
pleasure and comfort
Resolved, She was prompt and val
liable member OF the Board OF Man.
ayers, and of late their most efficient
Resolved, That her generosity. her
self sacrifice and keen sense OF JustlGe
will be ever before US as an eAa'''pte
Resolved We extend to her bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy sor-
rowing with them IN their altlict,on,
but would remind them OF he i, aGt've
the :. end sae We We feel that there was q
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