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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Of MEDICINE; scHEDULEFoR CLASSES

Church: 1880 to t.5u, laborltory, Vega
table histology Rirhmond toilese.
saturday.-o to IL A. MI laboratory.
rharmacy, Medical College Or rs'hla.
senior Phnrnacyl
Monday--io A.. NJ. auls,k pharmacy.
Room y. First Baptist Cliurt,; II h;,Nl.'
lecture, pharmacy, Room First Bap.
list Church.
Tuesday-9 A. NJ. quiz, iiteria 'medi,
cal Room a, First Baptist Churcn. ~
a. NJ, lecture. pharmacy, Rom =. First
Baptist church,
wcdnesdny-ls to . r. NJ. labora Tory
pharmncognosy. Richmond SCllege: a;so V
6 r. M. laboratory, pharmacs lstchmohu
College.
Tl,ursday--i r. NJ. lecture. chemistry.
Room 4, FIRST Baptist Chnrcii 8 !, ~;
lecture, ,~nBtcrla mcdicn, Rom =, fHst
Baptist Church.
FridHy--a A.. NJ, lecture, chemistry;
Room {. First Baptist Chur,i: ~ To-
p. NJ, laboratory. chemistry, Riciinioha
College: s Y. NJ, lecture. maria mea''
ca. Room q. First BAPTIST church.
saturday--o A. NJ. quiz. chemistry
Room 4. First Baptist Churci; 10 y. NJ.
to Il p. NJ, laboratory, chembtry, hich-
mond College.
Schedule OF Laboratory Work..
Monday-12 NJ. section . ,hysi9losy.
M.,hlser Warehouse: ? T. Ms acllon =,
bacteriology. Medical College o Nirs,nlu;
A +. NJ. section j, histology Mealcui
College OF Virginia. section 2, chemistry
Medical College OF Virginia.
T%uesdav--tai NJ. section /. physiology,
Millhiser warehouse; Q r. NJ. section y,
bacteriology, Medical COLLEGE Of virginia;
q r, NJ. third lass. clinical ~diasnoslu'
Millhiser warehouse; P. NJ. sectlon y,
histology. Medical College OF .rSinlh:
section 1. chemistry, Medical Ioileso OF
Virginia.
wc%dnesdaS--1c ~. section ? physiology,
Millhiser Warehouse; Q T. NJ section ],
bacteriology, Medical College oc Virginia;
4 r. NJ, section I. history, Motical Iol-
Iege of Virginia.: section 2. chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
Thursdays r.. NJ, Spatholosy Medical
College OF Virginia; 4 =, 81" lection =.
histology. Medicay COLLEGE OF Virginia:
Virginia.
Fridays p. NJ. pathology. Medical
OF Virginia.
saturday-1. NJ, section .. physiology
Millhiser warehouse; 2 r. NJ. section !,
ba ctcriology. Medical college OF virginia.
N. B.-Laboratory of clinical diagnosis
for fourth class VIII he open laily at
10 NJ. at Milliiscr Warehouse. beginning
Tuesday. January II.
The schedule or clinics and technic
work for the dental classes has rot been
This work will be given at
tho Medical College OF Virginia..
Arrangements for beginning the dissee.
lions for tho second semester have not
been finally made. Announcement VIII
be made this week.
Announcement concerning laboratory OF
materia msdica Will be made this week.
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MADR|zCASTDOMN
BY DEATH OF D|Az
lie Had Hoped That Conference
Would End i'll
Peace.
o UTL0 OK STILL DARK
Hardly Probably That Terms
Will Be Made in Near
Tuturc.

UatrHF HtHEJ Ea UHUaA-trH eIAHtU tHAtHa HHftHl
Managua. Nicaragua, january o.
President Madriz Is greatly cast down
by the death or General Fornoz Dia1.
who was drowned while on his way
to Managun to discuss a peace settle
nlent with tho President. General
Dioz was n warm friend OF Niadriz.
and 1t would lave been possible Tor
the President and the representative OF
tho provisional government TO go over
tho whole situation with some p
tation Of an amicable agreement
DR.. Madriz is hopeful of the carly
appointment OF n delegate to take the
placc of General Diaz, but lie fears
that the new peace envoy VIII repre-
sent only the Liberal element OF the
revolutionists. Word has come to HIN
that the Conservatives, led by Cen
eral Chamorro. mean to continue light
ing and he has been warned that Cha-
MORO and his army are
through tho department OF Chontales
toward Nfanagna. Tho government,
however, Is ready to oppose the i'd
vance at LaN1ango.
According to the advices received
here, a split has, occurred in the ranks
OF the rcvolutionists. and 1t Is believed
that one OF tho factions will reject all
overturcs OF peace.
president Mndriz has ordered court
proceedings to beg instituted for the
purpose OF Furnishing whoever WAS re-
~sponsible for the execution OF the
Americans. Groce and cannon. AS OK
President Zelaya does not appear OIL.
cially In the records Of the court
martial, tho responsibility cannot be
fixed on him. But possibly some OIL
cial will be found guilty, probably SAL
ONION Selva, tho prosecuting attorney
who offlciated at the trial. He may,
howeyer produce instructions from Ie-
ava In which case Congress may then
order the trial of Zolaya.
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of manchester

Pfeiffcr. preached both sermons, using
as his morning text, Mark xvi. Is. and
at ~niEllt~Psalm CIV. 26.
General News Notes.
AT Miss Lou Redd's entertainment
last Tuesday In Ashland. several young
women OF this city were noted among
tho assembled guests.
David L. Toney was elected presi-
dent of the Business Mems Association
of Manchester, and Chesterfield last
Friday night. The now president is
well fitted for his duties. being per-
fectly acquainted with the position.
and a man upheld by a strong sense
OF duty.
Civalier Temple continues very i'll
at his home, campfield, In Chesterfield
county.
Mrs. Lille Rosencrantz ig seriously
III at tho home Of her brother, Rev
Benjamin Dennis.
Mrs. L. Hewlett Trainum has re-
turned home from Huntsville. s. c..
where she spent the Christmas holi-
days as a guest in DR.. Baldy's home.
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Ticsday-o a. NJ. tr. f7awlcs: 10 A. Ar.
Or. f;ray; II a. NJ, Dr. MhrLcan.
Wednesday, A. NJ, t)r. Brodnax; 10
A.. Nj, tor. Pitt. II a. Nj. DR.. Mosoley.
Thursdays y. NJ, Or. Gill; 10 A.. NJ.
d.or. Howio; II A.. NJ. Dr. Gray; J. Nj DIR.
II. NJ. upshur; ! T.. NJ, pr. A. ~. upsiiiir.
sridayl9 A. NJ. Or. Brodnax; 10 a. NJ,
pr. Lewis: II a.. NJ, pr. Gray.
saturdny--o Al. NJ. Or. Fisher.
First Ycnr Medical and Dental.
(Mocl,anfcs, institute. Room No. 1877
MondaS--ls M.. Or. lerle: l p. NJ, Or.
Gray.
Tuesday-' 4; NJ Mr.. Rndd; IL NJ.
Wednesdays A. NJ, Mr. Rndd; IL NJ
Dr. Bryan; 1 II. NJ, Or. Gray.
hurs y--J A.. NJ. Mr.. Fndd; 10 NJ,
Or. Moon; r. NJ. Or. Williamson.
Friday a. NJ, pr, Smith; u NJ" DE-.
Pcple: / r. NJ. Or. Pitt.
saturday-11 a.. NJ. Or. Bryan; u NJ,
Di. Williamson.
Second Xcnr Dental.
tMechanics' lnstitute.)
Mondays p. NJ. pr. Chapman.
tuesday, A. M. pr. simpson. Room
NJ. "a; 10 a. NJ. Dr.. Gray. Room No. 81,
5 p. NJ. ID. william Pitcher. Room No.
%.
A. NJ, Or. FIT, Room 81; IF. NJ, DR.. w.
j. Cowardin. Room %.
Thursdny-o A. NJ, pr. Gill. Room I'll;
II a.. a.. Or. Gray. Room q: 10 NJ; Dr..
Henson, Room 2s: 8 p. NJ. DR.. William
Pitcher. Room %.
Fridny-i1 A. NJ. DR.. Gray. Room I'll;
IL NJ, pr. stuart Mcclure. Room 20; b
r. NJ, Or. Simpson, Room 20.
Saturday-lO A. NJ, Or. Rawlcs. Room
Is.
Third Year Dental.
tMechanics' Institute. Room 80
Mondny-l2 NJ, clinic. DR.. Nelson.
Room rs; i 2. NJ, Or. w. j. Cowardin.
Tu~esday-9A NJ. Or. Simpson; 5 P. NJ,
DR.. william Pitcher.
Wednesday-9 a. NJ, Or. Walden; b
NJ. DR.. ". J. Cowardin.
Thursday-oA A. NJ, Or. Russell; P. NJ,
Or. william Pitcher.
friday A.. NJ, DR.. L. D. Pitcher; .
Z. NJ. DR.. Simpson.
saturday-9 a. NJ, Or. Russell.
Junior Pharmacy.
Mcnday--1l A. NJ. lecture. chemistry,
Room ., First BAPTIST church,: z. NJ,
lecture. physiology, Room :, First Zap
fist Church.
Tucsday-lo "A. NJ. quiz. pharmacy.
Room 2, First Baptist Church: p. NJ.
lecture. chemistry, Room :, First Bap-
list Church.
Wednesdays to II a. NJ, laboratory.
pharmacy, Medical College of Virginia.;
II a. NJ. lecture. pharmacy. Room z,
Room 2. First Baptist Church.
Thursday-9 to II a. NJ. laboratory.
pharmacy. Medical College OF virginia;
Up. NJ. pharmaceutical arithmetic, Room
J, First Baptist Church.
Friday-a A. NJ, quiz. histology. Room.
! First Baptist Church; 10 A. NJ, leo
.ure, pharmacy. Room 2. First Baptist
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Distribution
EAGERLY AWAITED

Continued From PAGE one-column 81
sterest In coal has disturbed them.
There has been Il little talk of re-
belllon. but none of this has reached
the ears of the chairman, The rumb-
lings have been on the quiet.
Butgthis promises to BIO the eVentful
week of this Congress- for Old Domin-
Ton Republicans. The pie is to be dis
%tributcd. Messrs. Slemp and Martin,
with blades newly ground and keen
of edge. will meet here and do tho
work. BY this time next Sunday many
will know their fate.
II. &c. c. E.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10
MovEMENT ON FOOT FOR
ANOTHER BOND ISSUE
IspecIalto me Tlmes

movement is on foot in Amherst coun
ty for another bond issue to extend
the macadam road from Amherst
Courthouse into two further actions
of the county. Tho new Dad from
L%ynchburg to the courthouse is hear
Ing completion, but it is learned that
$4,000 additional will be necessary to
take the Improvement to the court
house. The supervisors in making
to take steps for another Issue Of
bonds. This stretch of road. about
twenty miles, is fashioned after the
most approved ideas and has been
built under the supervision of the
State Highway Commissioner.
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DRIVEN TO SUICIDE
BY DESPONDENCY
Especial TO me rimeg-pisnatch.1

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Cape Charles, Va. January a-Be-
coming temporarily insane through de-
spondency over the failure of his wife
TO return to her home. having de-
serted him three weeks ago. George
ms thirty-two years of age COM
in an outbuilding: OF his home here
TINS morning. He placed a rope
throug the ~rafters and formed a moose
around his neck. His lifeless body
was discovered by his young son sew
siini n, ,lu , later. Johnson came here
"lA months ago from Portsmouth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10
.ANGERED LEOPARD
TURNS ON TRAINER

- Continued FROM rage OHe-SoiuilH ~
her breast and catching her throat
In Ills teeth.
Frenchy ran for the street. Hend-
rickson fired his revolver. but tho
blanks did no good. THEN he caught up
the pointed rod and drove it into Clay
TOMS side again and again. The leo
pard released Mrs. Russelle n threw
himself against the bars reaching for
Hendrickson. Badly hurt as she was.
the woman had enough strength and
GOODNESS left to release the catch Of
the door. slid the door part way open
and let herself drop to the floor Of
the room. Hcndrlckson dragged her
away from the cage and shut the door.
She was very weak from the Shock
and from loss of blood when shc was
taken to the Bellevue. and the SUR
geons We're afraid to cauteriae the
wounds in her throat until she got
moro strength.
Clayton's teeth had torn her throat
dreadfully n his claws had ripped
her arms and her right leg. DR.. Burke
said tonight that it was impossible o
tell whether shc would recover.
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Warning to NIariners.

new York, January s.-Storm warn
cns are now being dashed along the
ARRANGEMENT between the telegraph
f1mpaniss and The naval wireless sta
,ntinedlalely after a warning or bad
nHan,as IS sent to the telegraph COM
BRn n,.ans, o$ The United States Weather
ru,,Au, me government wireless ope-
rrn ~. . mt Newport is notified. A. mo-
aaemt later the warning to mariners
Hoss out through the air, AS tho wire
w ,vaS 1psra.9r Of each ship receives the
ga a't'iIs ne sends 1t further. Y to
vessels pick Up q the mi message.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10
Adjusting Insnrancr.

L~%nchburg. Va, January 9.-Theloss
IN The fire at the McWane pipe Works
on January ! Will be adjusted by the
companies involved on Mon
gay. Ihc concern carried blanket in
surance on the entire plant, and
iifty-cne policies are involced in the
loss. II Is expected that the loss Will
oe neaNoer than the original estimate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10
Mrs. sarn A. Aiken.
Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial! TO Inc TInlcs-Dfspatcn.1
P~ocahontas. Va. January e.-Nlrs.
Sara a. Aiken, tho grandmother OF
Mrs. George w. Mays, died at the
home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. George w.
Mays on West Water Street. Mrs.
Aiken was stxty-eisht years old and
a native of Allegheny county. Md. but
had lived in P%ocahontas for tho past
twenty-five years. Before her mar
riage she was n Miss Tomlinson. She
was buried from the Baptist church
at IL o'clock Sunday. She vas one
of tho first members OF the church
here after tho building was erected,
and is perhaps the last surviving metn-
Der In this section OF the original con-
gregation. Mrs. Aiken is survived by
three daughters-Mrs. f.. Inbody, OF
Ohio; Mrs. Thomas Johnson. of Penn
sylyania; Mrs. John Godson, OF West
Nirpfpfn -
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Otrx. Te,npv nnrweII.

Especial 70 The imes-DispatchJ
Henderson. n. c.. January ?.--nirs.
Tennpy Burwell. wife of w. w. Parker.
a druggist OF Henderson, and sister OF
Walter Burweil. died suddenly this
morning at 4 o'clock after n brief I'LL
ness. The death wass Il surprise to haf
friends, as few krcw of her sickness.
She is survived by her husband ard
four small children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10
Pissed Had Checks.

!, flttsburg Pa, January 9~.--Inspector
" " I 81. Mains, of the provincial police
~ az N.asara Falls, Ont. who arrived
mere lo.hlght will start back to-mor-
TOW WIN Joseph Quaglariello. who is
Mamnsu at Niagara Falls for passing
m y checks to the amount of
upoua 1000, Detectives here traced
10 nm pnls so through letters directed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10
means Lover Insurance.

[Specialto Tho Ilnles-Dlsputch.J
Ivnchb,,rg Va, January 9.-yYlth
an Iayppropriaation Of $4,000 available for
larger mains In the downtown bus
mess section, and the promise ofran
aerial fire truck for the Fire Pc
sociatIon is about to secure lower fire
insurance rates that will effect an
annual saving Of at least $4,000 20
property owners and business Interests
between tho Jayes Tiyer,and Church
Street, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10

The president. Dr, STUART Mcguire, MI
moot the entire student body at the
This will occupy about fifteen minutes
md will not Interfere with tho rcsuiai
classes, which VIII be met by the teachers
az q O'Clock, and again Immediately after
tile.
Third md Fourth Medical.
Mondny-St r. NJ, chlldron'g ward, Nir-
sinia Hospital, DR.. Irving.
Tuesday-p a. ri. cliildren's ward. Viz
sinia Hospital. pr. Howle, 40 \. NJ,
Gordon; ] r. Nj. Richmond bye 1nnrin-
nry. 1tr. Taylor: q p M, Richmond Eye
Intrmary, Or. Bryan.
Wednesdays a. M, Richmond Eye In
Urinary, Or. =. NJ. Michaux; ] +. H.,
Richmond Eye 1nnrnarS. Or. Edward
McGuirc; I r. ~, children's ward, vir-
gtnia Hospital, Or. VIM; ) p. NJ, chill
drcn's ward. virginia Hospital. DR..
Hodges.
Thursday-1 p. NJ. Richmond Eye In.
Urinary, DR.. John Dunn.
Friday A. NJ. chlldren's ward. Nir-
GINA Hospital. Or. Jones: p. NJ, chill
.,dren's ward. Virginia Hospital, pr. Cor
don.
saturday-o A. NJ. Richmond Ego IN
Urinary, Or. La Rogue. IL NJ. Richmond
Eye 1nfrmary. pr. Stuart Mcclure.
Fourth Year Medical.
tchlldrcn's ward, Virginia IIospital0
Morday--2 "A. 81. DR.. John Dunn: IL a.
NJ. DR.. Brown; - NJ, dispensary and
clinical laboratory: r. NJ, hospital
classes In sections.
Tuesdas--l1 a.. NJ, DR.. w. w. Dunn; u
NJ. uispensary and clinical laboratory;
. + NJ, Or. White: 8 T. NJ. DR.. Brown.
Weunesday--10 A. NJ. DIR. A. 7. Upshur;
III y. NJ, DR.. Miller; IL NJ. dispensary
and clinical laboratory; Q p. ~, Or. GIN.
Thursday--of a. NJ. Or. Basgarly: 10 a..
NJ, Or. Nuclois; II A. NJ. DR.. Taylor;
u NJ, dispcnsary and clinical laboratory;
Z r.. NJ, hospital classes in sections.
Friday-10 A. NJ. Or. Warrick; II ~.
NJ, pr. Moscicy; IL NJ. dispensary and
clinical laboratory; 5 p. NJ, DR.. Murrell;
4 r. NJ, Or. Nuckols; s p. NJ. Or. Irving.
Saturday--1o A. NJ, Or. la Rogue; II
clinical laboratory.
Third Year Medical.
tMcchanics' Institute. Room No. .s.l
Monday-l "A. NJ. Or. La Rogue; Il
NJ. Or. Nelson; 4 +. NJ. Or. Harrison:
Is p. NJ. Or. j.. Michaux.
Tuesday-11 \. NJ, DR.. HoEo; 10 NJ. DR..
Nelson; ! Il. NJ, DR.. Parker.
Wedncsday-10 a. NJ, DR.. In ROGUE:
il A. NJ. Or. Howie: IL NJ. Or. Nelson.
Thursday-o a. NJ, Or. Newton; 10 A.
NJ, DR.. s. N. Michaux; II a. M, DR..
Harrjson;5 P. NJ. DR.. Mtchaux.
: Friday--l0 "a. NJ. Or. Fitzgerald: II a.
NJ, DIR. La Rogue: II NJ. Or. Stuart Nc
Guiro; 3 p. NJ, Or. Nelson; S P. NJ, DR..
Edward MCGUIRE.
saturday-1o a. NJ, Dir. Rawles; IL a.
n. Dir. Nelson.
Second Year Medical.
mechanics Institute, Room No. I'll,
Monday-None.
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Mrs. ola Holland.

Especial to The Tines DiHpatch.J
South Boston. Va. January 9.-Alrs.
Ola Holland. aged ~forty-fivc, died of
pneumonia at the home OF her brother.
V. L. Fowlkes. at this place. last night
about midnight. She was a native of
Nottoway county and had lived in Dan
Vile for a number OF years. but for
the past ten years had resided in New
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10
THE WEATHER

Forecast: NirEinin-Fnir aud somc-
what colder Monday; Tuesday fair;
moderate northwest winds.
North Cnrolinn--Fnir MondAJ and
Tuesday; moderate north aud north
wcat winds.
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
Fair and warmer. Thermometer at
midnight, 80.
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OBITUARY.
"a Rose OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Miss Iiosc Chamherlaync.
Miss Rose Ghamberlaynesdi died yes
terdaY at the Retreat for the Sick She
was tho daughter of tho late James II.
Sister and q number OF moro distant
relatives. n.
The funeral services will. he held
from st. MarlS'a IplscopaI Church taA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10

erick county family. died hero TO-DAY.
aged seventy-six years. Two sons.
James NJ. and j. Thomas Brown. and
one daughter, Mrs. Sarah C. Brooks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10

ptl11 CURED IN q TO IA DAYS.
any "a. uiNTMENT is guaranteed 70 cure
tr,idinn ~ itching, BLIND, Bleeding q. re
.fundsd, iI Ens IN 0 to II days or money re-
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Joel b. Lemon.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Roanoke. Va. January 9.-Joel B.
Lemon, a leading citizen of Botetout
county. died at his home at Naco to-
day. aged cighty-two years. lie had
been sick a week with pneumonia. He
leaves q widow and nine children. "A.
C. and u. T. Lemon. OF Roanoke; DR..
Rufus Lemon, OF Franklin county; Rev.
John Bunyan Lemon. of Manchester. N.
H.. and Rev. William Lemon. OF Cleve-
land. Ohio are ons.
Mrs. Margaret j.. Brown.
Especial to Tho Timos-D ispatch.1
Winchester, Va, January 9.-Mrs.
Margaret j. Brown. widow OF Daniel
w. Brown. and member of an old Fred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10
DEATHS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES into ctcr-
nal life. at tho Retreat for the Sick.
Sunday. January 9th, 1910. at
1913 O'Clock, MISS ROSE CHAM
BERLhiNE. daughter of tho lato
James II. and Rosetta p.
ClamberIayne. Besides n brother
and sister, she leaves a nuinbcr OF
relatives to mourn her loss.
Funeral from st. Marks Protestant
Episcopal Church TUESDAY. IANU-
AIRY II. at half after 8. Interment
in SlIockoe Hill Burying Ground.
Orange. N. T.: Brooklyn, n. y;
Dallas. Tex. papers please copy.
BRAUER.-Died. In London. England.
MRS. EFFIE BRAUER, wife of WILL
liam w. Braucr, and daughter-in-
law of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Brauer
Of this city.
WARRES.-Dicd, suddenly at Memo
rial Hospital, Richmond. Va. on
sunday. January 9th. at 10 A. NJ.
B. b. WARREN, o Of the late Will
liam and Warren, of Freder-
ickaburs. Va. for many years a res
ident os Baltimore. Md. and member
of Eutaw Place Baptist Church, OF
that city; eighty years OF age.
Funeral services n interment in
Fredericksburg. Va. MONDAY AZ
TERNOON.
Baltimore and Observation-Disclosures
please copy.
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morrow afternoon at 3:3o o'clock. The
interment wan be made in Shockoe
Mrs. wilunm nrnner,

MrS. NIlIInm UrHucr.
A cablegram was received here yes.
terday announcing the death In Lon
don OF Mrs. E;ffle Brauer, wife OF VIII
liam w, Brauer. She was tho daugh-
t~er-in-law OF Mr. and Mrs. Il. G.
Bra unr of fhia cite
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10
Forerunuer Of Others.

= have long worked 10 do what !
could TO make Richmond d medical
centre. and can candidiy say that
Know OF no one effort in the past
end and be a more fitting cuimination
of the work OF many self-sacrificing
physicians. l trust that this comb,
nation Will ba u forerupner OF othe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10

The president. Dr, stuart Mcclure, viii
meet the entire student body at tho
Mechanical institute Monday mt 10 ~. NJ.
This will occupy about fifteen minutes.
and will not Interfere with Tie regular
CLASSES, which Will be met by the teachers
AZ n o'clock, and again Immediately after
his addrets, as per the following sclied-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-10

plan OF consolidation. as now agreed
upon. Will result In tho establishment
CT the hest medical college in the
South. When ! camc to Richmond fif-
teen years. ago, there We're scarcely
half a dozen Specialists here, and
will from my knowledge compare
favorably with ike men In larger
cities. The combination OF these men.
who have been doing special work in
Doth colleges, VIII add largely to the
reputation of the one to be establish
ed. and what is better still viii give
ne students unsurpassed o%pportuni.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-21

James w. Matthews, for the las,
twenty-one years a member of the
Richmond police force. died last night
at TAO o'clock at his residence, 4Oi
West Clay Street Tor the last year
or more Mr.. Matthews had been In bad
health, and his death yesterday was
not unexpected
Appointed to the police force Feb
ruary 10, 1889. he has been one of the
most faithful and efficient officers In
the service. Speaking Of his death last
night, Chief of Police Werner said that
during the years of his service he had
never been reported for any infraction
Of the departments rules. though one
OF the oldest men on the force. For
the better part OF his time on the force
Mr.. Matthews was located In the Second
District, and was on the active roll at
the time OF his death.
The funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon at o'clock from the Mar.
shall Street Christian Church. The
interment VIII be made In Riverytcw
Cemetery.
Following are the pall.bearers: Ac-
tive--Sergeant r, l.. Shoemaker. j. n.
Thomas. j. II. Hulcher, j. A. Purdie.
Edward Tiller, B. r. Cosby, George c,
White. j. b. Yeamans.
Honorary-Major Louis Werner, Cap.
tain George w. Epps, Sergeant j. IA.
Tyler. DR.. c. W p. Brock, DR.. C. A.
Blanton, d. a. Landerkin. Emmett w.
Thomas, II. 4. Elicit