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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-13
J.yon-Noell.
Especial to The Enthusiastically

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Dany,lle, Va. January ls:MMair
the scene Of a brilliant wedding to-
night at 0 o'clock, when Miss Marion
Hill Noell. and Edwin Buchanan
Lyon, of Durham, N. G, were united
in marriage, the Rev. W. j. Young Off :
ciating.
The ushers were DR.. Z. II. Miller, OF
Danville: W.. Fl. Fitzgerald. of Dan
VILE; Joe NOEL, Of Winston. N c., and
DR.. r. L. Payne. of Norfolk. The
groomsmen We're Fred NOEL: of Win
Steve Anderson. of Wilson. N. c.; Law
renee Tomlinson. OF Durham; j. u.
Stage. of Durham. and Claiborne Carr.
The bridesmaids Were Misses Eliza
beth Cosby, Of Wilton, n. c.; Bessie
Of Winston. N. c.: Villa Strange. Hat
tie Bouldin. Bessie Carter-all Of DAN
Vile.
Miss Elizabeth Noell,. sister of the
bride, was maid OF honor.
her father, C. d. NOEL, who gave her
away.
The groom entered with his brother.
George Lyon, Of Durham. and pro-
ceeded to the altar, where the cers-
mony was performed.
After the ceremony a brilliant recep-
ton was held at the residence of the
brides parents on Main Street, to
winch a large lumber were invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon left on the South
western Limited for an extended bridal
TRIP, embracing New York, Los An
seies. San Francisco and other points.
Among II out-of-town guests at
me Wedding We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph NOEL. of Winston, N. C.: MI. and
Mrs. >. A. Stage. Of Durham. N. c.; Mr..
ana Mrs. John D. Conner, OF Savannah.
a Mrs. b. n. Duke, of New York:
ME-. and Mrs. Jas. Scott. Of L%ynchburR:
Mrs. John CT. Miller. of Richmond; Miss
Ma Jones. Of Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs.
tsichard Stokes. of ~I,ynchburg; Miss
Anne Rooney, of Durham; Mr.. and Mrs.
fNhg rs yNsMr Miller. Of Richmond; Mr.. and
G; c. F. NOEL. of Winston. N. G..
GeG1l Arthur. Of New York: Colonel
1u!lan a.. Carr, of Durham. and others.
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Hooyer-wlui..

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quiet but pretty wedding tobk place
this morning at the home Of Mrs. IDA
Virginia Willis. on Market Street.
when $her. daughter, Miss Sara Lodusco
Hoover. of Winchester. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. B. r. Wilson.
-. D., pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church. The BRIDES only attendant
was her sister. Miss Katharine c.. VIII
bride and groom left for staunton.
where they took the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway train for Richmond. Nor
folk. Old Point Comfort and other
they will return to Winchester. where
they will reside,
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Heathsville. Va. January 12.-Last
evening the home Of Luther WEIGH.
near Avalon. this county. was the
scene OF q very pretty wedding, when
his daughter. Miss Kate. was married
to Lloyd Clarke. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Jeanette
WEIGH, with Willard Clarke, brother
OF the groom: Miss Lola Crowther and
Luther Dawson: Miss Nellie HeadleY,
with Reamy Belts, md Miss jamie
Clarke and c. II. Goats were the at
tendants. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. G. IT. Williams, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Immediately after the marriage
reception was given at the home Of the
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F0R BIC CHEERING

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a dollar a grain, and could reach the
| stage where he need call no n TaSIsr
save God, unless he were married. Ills
tribute to the nobility of the tiiliIlS
of the soil was eloquent and strlR'ns
in the extreme.
Some other Speakers.
Don p. Halsey Responded to the neg
toast. Our Young Men" eloquentiy
pledging the allegiance of the pres
ent generation to the principles OF the
past, and incidentally urging that the
books should not be unduly
with new laws.
'TidewateiS' was described in glow
ing terms by Captain John A. Curtis,
VINO related many interesting anec-
dotes about that part of Virginia.
"Our Friends, the Minority" was the
of c. S. Pendletor, who IN good
humored vein promised that the Re
In the Legislature would
the Democratic contingency With
at least.
Evan r. Chesterman was especially
happy and humorous in his response
to the toast, 1.-THE Press"
The i1na1 toast of the evening was
delivered by Colonel John S. Harwood
on "The City OF Richmond" He mar
rated many of the past glories Of the
city. and pointed out the great ma
terial prosperity Of the present city.
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BROKERS SUSPENDED
They Arc Punished for; Share in Roc
F4&g4e3 ssIt JAInn6 Ffnaco. t 3ai

Il my Axe 'uAIS klOIE - ~ AAoNN
Island FInscO.
New York, January 12.-simon 3;
Chaplin, head of the New York and
Chicago firm of S. B. Chaplin & Co.. was
suspended from the privileges OF the
a period of sixty days for participation
In the Rock Island liasco of December
~ last, when alleged ~ill-managed ma.
nipulatioh sent the omlnon shares o.
the Rock Island Company from 80 TO
minutes. 4. D. Counttss. one OF MT.
sChapin's partners, and the only other
board member of the firm, was sus-
pended for thirty days.
Notwithstanding all the present fu-
tlnors concerning the Rock Island deaI,
involving the name of Daniel e. fsetu:
chairman of the board Of directors o.
the Rock Island Company, for whom.
1t is said, Chaplin & co. executed tne!r
buying orders, the verdict OF the StoGh
Exchange governors indicates that the
sInfractions of the suspended members
are not regarded very seriously.
ed, Of facts detrimental to the weifare
of the exchange" Contrary to gen
eral expectations no other members
OF the exchange are to be p~unlsneu'
though it is known that the tpYestlga,
ton Of the special committee appointed
by the governors brought out facts
supposed to have involved several otA-
err firms.
The sessions of the investigating
committee were executive, and the
Inside" OF the entire transaction IS
thus kept from the general nublle: as
Wall Street has Analysed the sttua-
tion, however, S. B.. Chapin & Co.
acted for Mr., Reid or Others in the
purchase, Of Rock Island stock, while
a looked-for selling order was not
forthcoming. thus nippinEr an Intended
match sale" which would have threat
ened q corner. ~
The. firm of S. B. Chaplin s. Co. was
organized In tho latter part of 1901.
Their main offices are In Chicago. and
their connections have always been OF
The hrn's cllsntase Is largely from the
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Oakes-DoywelI.
[special to rhn rimas.nisnatch.

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Cakes, oldest son or Nh. and Mrs, Thos.
Cakes. n Miss Jean sWortham Dos
Bernard boswell, OF boswell, Va. We're
masfied to-day, DAY the Rev. MI. Berka OF.
by her father George N. Oakes. bro thor
OF the Eroom. was hest man. The ush!-
ers were Iheo. Todd Maxfield and Louie
iRpen, Miss Anna Dowell was maid OF
nroaor, = the b~ridesmalda were MISS
Bloomreld; Miss Laura Phelps, OF he'd
loFo, CITY. Va. and Miss Anna White,
!. soWilns' Green, Va. Among rfle
riahy presents was a fne house. com,
pta,tuis furnished, from the groomis
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FORLESs talk
MORE BUSINESS

CONTINUED From Page one-column 3,
posed TO the bill. sprang a surprise
upon its defenders by moving to re-
commit the measure. The motion was
lost by a vote OF SO to ia.
Whatever opposition there was to
certain sections of the pending bill,
few members Seemed anxious to have
themselves placed on record as voting
taken on its final passage,
More than 81 dozen members availed
themselves of the opportunity TO da.
nounce the white slave" traffic while
the measure was In debate.
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sLEMP ON COMMITTEE
He Receives Honor mt Hands OF Sem
afc mud House

He Receives Honor mt Hands OF sem
ate aud House Caucns.
Washington. ID. c., January 12--Thc
Republican caucus of the Senate n
House Tonight selected a new con-
gresslonal committee and adjourned
after n perfunctory session. None or
the interesting issues came up. which:
it was predicted. might be Injected
into the proceedings.
THE meeting was held in the hall
of tic House OF Representatives, II
was presided over by Senator Hale, OF
Maine. The only recognized "insur-
gents on tho committee are Woods.
Of IOWA and Hinslaw. of Nebraska.
Among the new congressional conf
mittee members by States for the South
50 far us named are James M. Miller,
Kentucky; John w. Langley, hen-
tucky: j. NJ. Moorehead. North caro-
lima: Il. w. Austin, Tennessee; G. j..
Slemp, Virginia; James. y. Hughes,
West Virginia.
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portion of the resolution reported from
uorpornted In the measure and tliis
included all of that part which provided
for the compulsory attendance OF wit
nesscs and the ptinlshment OF those
Investigating COMMITTEES. 1t provides
for the election OF tho House members
by the House Itself. in accordance with
a close vote. The sending OF the res
olution to conference is a mere for
;nality, and indica tcs that the contest
over the form Of the resolution is near
When the action OF the House was
to the Senate II agreed to the
conferences. Senator's Nelson, Clark. of
wyoming. and McIonery we're named as
conferees.
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BUST OF GRAHAM PRESENTED.
Distinguished Gathering Attends Inter-
sxtlnS Exerclkes In Capitol Mt Rial eiEh.

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Raleigh, N. c.. January l2.-In the
presence Of a distinguished company.
Including the Grand Lodge OF Masons.
. Marble bust OF William "A. Graham
was presented to the State by the State
Historical Association tonight. and
the bust was unveiled with fitting GER
smony. Graham was Governor OF
North Carolina and United States Se1l-
ator and a member of President Fill
Wore's Cabinet. as Secretary Of the
Navy. He resigned to take the Whig
Nomination for Vice-President on the
ticket with General Scott. 1t was
while serving in the state of Virginia
as a member of the commission to
esttle h dispute as to the Virginia
Maryland boundary, that he contracted
bis fatal Illness in 1875.
Frank Nash. of Hillsboro, delivered
ltc service OF Governor Graham. Tiaos.
w mason, Of Northampton. spoke elo-
PluentlN on The Value OF historical
Hemorials@i In a Democratic State"
Colonel j.. Bryan Grimes presented
the bust, and Governor Kitchin, in nc.
keptinE II, paid his high tribute to
governor Graham and Graham's fam
III Ivy, .MH.Hra#. -E.rI HHEHEatr
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nooth-Evans.

Especial TO The Tit1es-UlkpAt oh,
Vt. Louis. Mo, January 12.--The mar
riaga OF Miss Judith Cecile Evans,
daughter of MI. and Mrs, Eugene e.
Evans, OF st. Louis, and benjamin
Booth, Of PetersburE, Va, took place
this morning at the home OF the brides
parents, Rev. Nj: McVoy, OF the Ca
bane Methodist Church, o%ficiatsd.
ter as maid OF honor, and Rochester
Booth served az hest man.
The hride's father Ia, vice -presideut
or the Rice-StiNg Dry Goods Company.
CONCERNS In the West.
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REFUSES TO CONCUR
House Ask. FOR Conference in ptncho,

House Asks for Conference in ptpchnt-
RallinSer Matter.
w ashlngton D. G., January 12.-The
EAiouse to-day refused to concur in the
Senate amendments to the so-called
Observation-Disclosures resolution and de-
clded to ask FOR a COZ ference. The
Speaker named the following confer
ees Representatives palzell, OF Penn
aid. OF New York.
The senate joint resolution is a CON.
Fromtse measure, the basis of which
was the Jones-fiumphrey resolution. A
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FUNERAL NOTICE

BERNARD.-The funeral OF MIR. g.
BERNARD, who died yesterday eve
Ming at the residence OF his son-in-
law. Mr.. James Donahoe. I20 South
Pine street. will take place THIS
lThursdayJ MORNING at 10 o'clock
from Sacred Heart Cathedral. Burial
In Mount Calvary. Friends and ac-
nuaintances OF the family invited
to attend.
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Mrs. Lucy Parker Willard.
To play In Lynchburs.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Lynchburg. Va, January 12.-Mana-
ger Mclaughlin. of the local team. an
%nounces that Toronto, OF the Eastern
The first exhibition game VIII be With
Rochester. champions OF the same
league, on APRIL Q.
Mrs. Mary a. Alsop.
Especial to The Times DlsRatch.l
spotsy1vania, Va, January 12.-Mrs.
died suddenly on Tuesday last. aged
eighty years. She is survived by two
daughters and two sons.
AIRS. Margaret Spaid.
Especial to The Times-D1spatch.!
Winchester, Va, January 1sm,M r.
spaidt is dead at her home near Rock
iEnon Springs. Mrs. Spaid vas seventy
years of age. Four children survtve-
Professor Arthur Spaid. OF Delaware,
Mrs. Walter Dunlap, OF Keyser. ". va.
Brill, OF Frederick county.
w. G. G~nerrant.
Especial to The Times-Dtspatch.l
Roanoke, Va, January 12.-W...G
Guerrant, aged forty-eight years. died
here last night after long
Mrs. Lucy Parker Willard.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Washington. D. c., January 12.-Mrs,
Lucy Parker Willard. widow Of Caleb
C. Willard and a daughter OF John 8.
Parker and his wife, Anne e. Parker,
OF Eastvllle. Northampton county. Va
died at her home at 1915 p Street
Northwest, at 8 o'clock this morning.
She was born August 8, 1913.
The funeral arrangements ave not
been completed.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
-~Asheville. n. c.. Ianuary l2.-P. s
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shuford. a well-known farmer, an,

shuford. a well-known farmer. and
one of the most prominent men in
,~ranaylyania county. died suddenly at
MS home, near Pcnrose, YESTERDAY
morning. Mr.. Shuford was the father
q w. e. Shuford. OF this city; C. S.
snuiord. OF Selma, Ala: Frank Shu-
lord. OF Penrosc, and Misses Sallic.
bess!c and julia Shuford. and an uncle
10 Judge G. a. Shuford and David and
Jason Cunningham, or this city. He
The interment will take place Ia
day at penrose.
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sullivan Congratulate. Fit4gsrnld,

%uniontown, Pa, January 1s,-,-John z
nuunaiiii.rt' former heavyweisht.ch a!npion
tIons TO Mayofr. Ele MtfeF rttsgoraid. Of
inos.oh. SAYING; Now show these hu-
Wal. Wara noss LIVING outside the PEN Who
wam 81 tt,r,y n their knocking, tnat
blaze an and rs right man IN. ths rdgnl
age OF his eonylctionms.'"D
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observation-disclosures.

g18spotsylvania, Va, JANUARY I2.~Miss
Alice Z, HAYNES, Of spotsylvania, and
John q. Royston, OF Maryland, were
married IN Washington. on Monday
LAST by Rev. James H. Grewe. of the
and Mrs. Royston have gone to- Canada
on an extended bridal trip. On res
tprnlag theN VIII reside III Maryland,
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MiIIiary Promotions.

Hos-ea Was received at the ofice of
faf ACKNOWLEDGEMENT yesterday OF the
lAslee by Second Lieutenant Car.
Ie.l Mar OF the position of first
psasns, goFs G. First Virginia
snt, Volunteer Infantry. He will
report for an examination within the
AsSt sixty days Arthur Hubert. for
Iaet arss sergeant. Company G. ac-
espts the position of second lieuten.
\ made vacant By the promotion in
sisst Regiment is located in Alexan.
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Reauisition Hnnared

Governor Swanson yesterday received
reQuisition from the Governor. of
Sor.h carolina for William Green. col.
killed Bonnie Young in Ralejrh' q"
and who is being held In Roanoke for
tne tsaleigh authorities. He has adj
mltted his identity, ]. w. Beaslev. Of
tsa1slgh, Is designated, as the oalcial
70 .ake the prisoner BACK to North
han orn QUESTION was duly
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MOVE SMITH STATUE
scDntor I'oIkcs Considers Its Presence
in ROtunda ns

-L ss
Work is being rushed on the com
pletion of the new Library Annex. and
already many of the departments are
moving into their new quarters. while
their old rooms are as hastily being
occupied by Offices from the Capitol.
turned out by legislative committees
While the basement of the new an
mex. to be used for the Virginia Min
eral and Timber Exhibit. has not yet
been fully completed. the upper floors
are in use, The Auditors Office occu-
pies handsome rooms on the first flcor.
the second is divided into smaller
Atsorusy-General and Adjutant-Gen-
erat. and the third Is an annex to the
reading room OF the State Library. In
THAI annex has already been hung the
handsome collection of portraits OF
Governors of Virginia. which for a
hung in the rotunda OF the
cid Capitol.
y bill has been introduced in the
Senate providing for the transfer to
is.s large hall of the bronze statue
c. Captain John Smith. now in the
r2i7 Senglor Folkes. patron of the
s4t OF the opinion that there is
n lasTntty between the handsome
.E1rcEs Esrrs OF Washing ton. in the
cez;-s q tie rotunda. and the aa,E
e replica & the John Smith Nom
tas ~ Jamestown. which now
t4 OPPOSITE He holds that there
500 te nothing to tatract from
tae zsaiHstosa figure in the Capifol
kes s@ss The bronze statue of Smith
~ q { handsome ornament 10
.-1 i5s@rE reading-room. and he
II E~E1s company ny rho
p2S ei the Governors of the State.
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MIR. RoMc Annnin4ah

Peyton Fred Rowe, of Fredericks-
Durg, was Yesterday appointed an In
spector in the Dairy and Food De-
gartment by State Food and Dairy
commissioner Saunders. He succeeds
=. L. stall, resigned, and will enter
ahto the discharge of his new duties
at once.
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Recovered Nearly All.
Becky Dudley icolored) was arreste
Iest light by Detective Sergeant Wren
On a charge of robbing J.. s. Brooks Of
S7. The detective recovered $l6.4O.
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OBITUARY
Mrs. unrhnrn Knnnn.

-. AMeN4 - uUIu iAuuVvs wa .AftlHgs
Mrs. barbara Knapp died yesterday
at the residence OF her son, William q,
Knapp. ITO West Marshall Street. she
j i bsur T' Mfi by three me. ,da,,ghters-,Mrs.
John, William and III. Knapp. The
Iunera! VIII take place from st. Mary'a
.Satnolic Church tomorrow morning at
y o'clock.
Robert Il. Kennedy.
Robert I. Kennedy died yesterday ar
ternoon atA.l;5o. o'clock al his residence,
2b0o East Franklin Street, III the forty
f v}ys : ~ year sro Of hr KS ags. he Is sur
Tho announcement OF the funeral viii
be made later
Miss Mnry II. Wnddcy.
Miss Mary u. Waddcy died yesterday
morning at 9 o'clock at tie. home OF
She was the sister OF the late Sarah
]. MountGastle and aunt oflG e.. y. Mount
o'clock; The interment Will be made
in Hollywood Cemetery.
MISS Ellen n. Itcardon.
Miss Ellen r. Reardon died at tho
s7i7 East clay street, Yesterday. ''e1 The,
funeral Will take place from st. pat-
|riek's, Church this afternoon at 3
o'cicck.
MAos FuuuIc II. luCCnfuy. 80
Mrs Fannie u. McCurdy died yeste,-
day morning ut the home OF her son,
H.fA. Mccurds. She was the widow OF
Archibald McCnrdy. The funeral will
take place from the Shenandoah Apart
inents this afternoon at 4 O'clock.
A.. Bernard.
The funeral OF A. Bernard, who died
on Tuesday afternoon at the homo or
his son.in-lnw. James nonahoe, 120
South Pine Street; VIII take place this
morning at 10 O'clock from the Sacred
Heart Cathedral. The interment viii
be In Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Miss Catherine Don Lenyy.
Miss Catherine Don Leavy died yes-
.terday noon Mt the home OF her bro
Their. Councilman John j. Don Ieavy.
While sho had been in bad health for
some time, her death was sudden and
unexpected. She was widely known as
edited Catholic weekly published In
many periodicals. The funeral ar
engagements have not been announced.
Mrs. Julia G. Washington.
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fredericksburg. Va. January 12.--
Mrs. Julia e. Washington, wife Of Law
renee Washington. died suddenly to-
Day at Blenheim. her home, in West
of paralysis. She IL survived by her
husband and w children.
PeaRle Elliott.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
Cape Charles, Va, January H.
Peasle Elliott. cighty-three years OF
age. q retired merchant OF L~ocustville,
WAS found dead In bed at his home
this morning, death having resulted
from heart trouble. He Is survived by
4 y n vi hfIHrnn vs. Er |EIlHEH.L.
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BOYS SUITS, O'CoATS AND
REFERS AND COATS AND
REFERS FOR GIRLS AND
MISSES because it's the policy
OF the Berry Store to clean UP
alfs the seasons styles during
the current season..
It's an event fraught with
IA UGH money-sav wing by the
parents OF Richmond and the
State.
The reductions average a third or
more off the prices!
DERBIES-that is q special
we have-because they are
"seconds.n
Our scrupulous hat makers
SO. Though you probably
can't g why any oftene1s than
can our own hat men-not
in the wear.
$500 and $500 Derbies at $3.50.
NJ tr7rI1 - Ia fc Sl,~1n, ~.,~-~ ftEM
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DEATHS

kNAPP.-Died. January IL. 1910, a.
the residence OF her son. william, G..
Bnnpp, 10 Yves, Marshall. MRS.
by three danghters-Mrs. John j..
.Mulcare. Mrs. Michael T. Arulcare and
Mrs. J. g. Doherty-also three sons
John, William and II. Knapp.
Funeral viii take place from st.
Mary's Catholic Church TOMORROW
{Frfday) MORNING at Q o'clock.
KENNEDY..Died. "Wednesday. Jan.
residence. :5os East Franklin Street.
ROBERT l. KENNEDY. In the forty
fourth year Of his age. He leaves
a brother, w. NJ Kennedy, to mourn
h!s loss.
Funeral notice later.
McCURDY.-Died. on the morning OF
the 18th az the residence OF her son.
q Il hs riaow o fA Nfshibaia Me- Me-
Curdy.
Eunera from The Shenandoah
THIS CThursday) AFTERNOON, jan
tary 10. at 4 o'clock. 1nterment
private.
REARDON.-Died. at the residence OF
her sister. Mrs. Mary Cameron. 2Gi7
Enss p GasS Street MISS ELLEN 4.
Tsnsral from st Pat rntr!sk,s Church
O'Clock.
WYNNE.-Dicd, at his residence. York
WINNIE. He leaves his wife and
three children; also one brother.
Prof, r. II. Wynne. of Bethany. w.
Va. and two sisters, Mrs. NJ. e. Min
son,sof this city. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Howard. of Hampton, Va.
Furferal will take place from the
homo TO-DAY (Thursday).
WADDEY.-Died, January ~. at /.
o'clock a. NJ. at the residence of
her brother-in-law. John r. Mount
castle, 500 Lamb Avenue. Barton
Heights. MISS MARY z. WADDEY,
sister of the late Sarah j. Mount
castle and aunt Of G. B. Mountcaytie.
Funeral from the house THIS
Thursday AFTERNOON. January
Is. at 3 o'clock. 1nterment In Holly
wood. No flowers.
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CoLps CArysp

c e:H;iA md az as,a aRFsooMo oulnlne, TIN. world Iwi tas
wi name Lsok for slsnnturs 4, &, 'a,Sys. $50
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Henderson May
rsnec,o, "a TIE Tima..ni,n.,.h

lSPtSiu w Ihe nieS-0lsPatcn.
Burlington, n. c., January 12.-Hen-
.derson May died at his home here this
afternoon. after an Illness OF q few
weeks with pneumonia A wife and
four children survive. Mr.. May had
for years been a passenger engineer on
the Southern road, running between
Greensboro and Goldsboro.
Mrs. Lucy Parker Willard.
Washington, d. c., January 12.-Mrs.
Lucy Parker Willard, widow of G. q.
Willard, died about . O'Clock this morn
ing at her home. Fourteenth and p
Streets. She had been in failing health
for several weeks. Mrs. Willard was
a member of the Parker family, OF
Eastvifle. Va. The ~obsequies Will be
held at the Willard home next Friday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-13
rSpecial Ia rho Times.rtsn,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J +
Cape Charles. Va, January H.
Peagle Elliott. c~ighty-three years OF
age. q retired merchant OF Locustville,
was found dead in bed at his home
this morning, death having resulted
from heart trouble. He Is survived by
t1vn .ChiIdrnn. ........E .............
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-13

TRUNKS BAGS AND CASES
because they must be sold
quickly to provide for the re-
M odeling OF our Big Easement
Department.
a quarter to a third off the prices
all through the stock!