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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-19
Church cnsc Arnin In Court.
PEANUT PRICES ADVANCE.
Lnrgc Receipts for Dns--Child FATAL,
Hnrned.
Especial TO The Times-Dispa

Especial to The Times ispatch.l
SUFFOLK, Va, November lS.--Peanut
prices for farmers grades to-day ad-
vanced to 3 5-S cents, both in SUFFOLK
and Smithfeld. Peanut men report
hat about forty carloads were re-
eeiyed. here to-day. The crop Is short,
and three. weeks late, and the price
has been insufficient to release large
offerings.
Lolita, the four-year- old daughter of
Jefferson Davis Woodard, of Branch
Vile, was fatally burned, aud her
fathers hands We're seriously scorched
while battling with the blaze. Lolita,
with a smaller sister was dressing be-
fore an open fire when her clothing
caught.
Sheriff William A. Edwards, of Isle
of Wight county, tonight Is reported
in u critical condition. and his son
from Philadelphia has been summoned.
Sheriff Edwards had leg broken
three weeks ago. Since being IN bed
pneumonia has developed in both
lungs.
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rEsrIrIEs FOR DEFENSE.
Il. IL. Warren q Witness on Behalf of
IrudcrM rItern' Associations.

TSneclnI TO Tic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Newport News, Va, November Is
l. X. Warren, of Richmond, chairman
of the Virginia committee of the
Southeastern Underwriters Associa-
ton, was on the stand all of this at
ternoon IN The Corporation Court. tes-
flying in behalf of himself and tho
other officers and committeeman
charged with conspiring to control
rates of fire insurance in this city,
Mr. Warren said the increase of 10
per cent in local rates was made to
cover eNcessiveI taxation. Nearly the
whole afternoon WAS taken up by ar
gument between counsel over cross
examination.
The defense insisted upon having the
Virginia rule of law followed rigidly
TO prevent the witness being cross
examined concerning any matters not
brought out In the direct examination.
This witness was still on the stand
when court adjourned.
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WILL MEET IN LYNcHBuRc.
by Executive commit
tee of EreAS AAAnct. tiOn.
[special to The Wines Dlspatch.l

Especial to The trimes-Dispatch.]
executive committee of the Virginia
Press Association, in session here to-
night accepted the invitation to hold
its next annual meeting In Lynchburg
The time is July II to IL.
The committee decided upon cam
paign for increased membership, and
1T Is expected that the coming meet
ing will be the associations largest.
The members present at the meeting
We're C. b. Cooke, Richmond; @. j.
Campbell Amhersti George u. Green
Clifton Forge Al. 7. Harris, Bedford
City; J. J.. Hart, Farmville; III. r. Mills,
Buena Vista, and Walter r. Addison,
Lynchburg.
Invitations were considered from
Natural Bridge and Staunton.
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OBITUARY
Mrs. WillIu1n 4. Cronisc.

Especial to The Times- Dispatch.l
Buchanan. Va, November 1S-Alrs.
William A. Cronise died at her home in
the Wheatland neighborhood'last night,
at the age of sixty years. The funeral
viii be conducted at the Lutheran
Church, by her pastor, the Rev. Il. w.
Leslie. after which the body Will be
inferred in the Wheatland Cemetery,
She is survived by her husband.
Judge VIM. l.. Jefrics.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Culpeper Va. November 1S,--Dlstin-
guished jurist LAWYER, farmer, Mason
Jeffries died at his home near this
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Murderer san a: Lnrgc.

John Spain, negro. the murderer OF
Robert NJ ELLIS, the Norfolk and
Western Belt Line foreman, is still at
large. His home, however, is In Dim
widde county, and he may still! he
concealed somewhere in the neighbor-
hood, The cproner's jury yesterday
afternoon directly charged Spain with
the murder,
The body of MIR. Ellis, after being
prepared for burial at the undertake
ing rooms Of j. IT. Morris Il Son, was
turned over TO the brother of the de-
ceased, and this morning was taken
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CONDITIONS YEsTEnDAt.

s a. ~. Temperature. ~
tIumldity ,7,,.t..,..... 30
Wind, direction Northwest
,Wslla, velocity .'..,.,..,.....It,, :,
W GHtHeF SfpuuS
IL noon temperature. ..,......... "a
3 =. NJ, temperature. .........-,,. 81
Maximum temperature up 70
r, NJ, .5.t,.1........,..... bl
Minimum temperature UP y H.
Y, NJ. ,s.5,l....,t .i..,,..f ,'ss.t.''. y.
Mean tempcrature .....t...L,A $685.. 10
Normal temperature ig..i.s..,....... ~
Deficiency Iii temperatures.
deficiency in temperature SINCE ,,o
March ! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t,'s'. = ~
Accun, deficiency In temperature
since January NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. las
Excess in rainfall since March L., a,1a
January / $3.50. 4, ,,..'.',...... a,a6
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PA TENTS WILL
. SOON BE RECEIVED.
improvements to BE Made at
"Birdvillc" Hospital at
Petersburg
MEDICAL FACULTY MEETS
Negro Murderer of Robert NJ.
Ellis Is Still at
Large
rines-Dispatch Bureau,
1903 North sycamore street,
Petersburg, Va. November is.

ItItTsDuIE, v i, 4soNtilhti iu'
A meeting of the male members OF
the Anti-TubereuIosis League was held
last night, and matters relative 10 i'm.
PROPONENTS at the Blrdville H5spitSi.
to he installed before the opening OF
tile institution. We're discussed These
improvements consist of water supply.
sewerage, lights, etc, in order to mako
the hospital outfit and conyeniences
complete,
Engineer John ". Hays went ont to
the fnrm to-day TO make surveys for
the laying OF Il water main to connect
with The main Uf the Almshouse. on
Halifax street; 10 ascertain distances
and estimate costs. This afternoon a
committee of the league, accompanies
by Mr.. Messer an expert OF the state
Health Department ON sewerage, and
water supply. also visited the farm.
The league has now over roo mem-
bers and within the last few days nus
received additional Individual dong
lions amounting TO $500. 1t is en-
pected the hospital Will be ready for
patients by January /. All patients
are 10 be cared for free
Aununi Election OF Officers.
The annual meeting of the Peters
burg Medical Faculty MAS held last
night, and officers for the ensuing year
were elected, as follows: President, DIR
w y. Hoy, Vice Presidents, DR.. j. Il
,ieckwith and Or. H. A. Gamble; Corre-
spending Secretary, DR.. II, a. Burke
Secretary and Treasurer, Dr.. w. C,
Powell.
The court n,edicnle appointed are
Drs. r. w. Harris ". T. Harwood
Joseph NJ Burke, j. Boiling Jones ana
j. u. Smith. After the business meet
ing the members of the faculty adj
journed To The Chesterfield Hotel TO
partake of the annual supper.
Tobacco and Peanuts.
The sales of the tobacco warehouses
this week Were very light, aggregating
only about 1000 pounds The continu.
ed dry weather prevents the ordering
of tobacco tor market. With good
season for handling, hundreds OF
thousands of pounds would be rushed
in from the barns, as both planters
and buyers are anxious to trade.
The receipts of peanuts during the
past few days have been heavy. The
crop this year is good one, and the
market is firm ut sl.10 for spanish.
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Y. NJ. c. A. Athletics.

TIE Second Presbyterians put II all over
tho Second Baptists In the indoor baseball
barnc iast lstght by the score Of 90 10 10 The
winners got all sorts of hits. occurring twenty
in all OF the delivery OF Street. Twin
Ing and Corey. Eleven hits Were made on
Gillian: The score: r.. II.
saeond ProsbyterIaus Toe0s5;e-20 "a
Second Baptists 2ao0loo9--lo II
On next Friday night the teams from
the mems Bible clnsFes Of Union station
Methodist and Leigh Street Baptist churches
Will playa good crowd of rotoers should
be on hand for this game
In the Afternoon league game the Athletics
got away with the Superbas $ 10 3. putting
their opponents into third place and thpm-
selves into lie for first place. on Monday
the Giants will tackle the Athletics,
The score: H. H.
Athlotics ................-- 1905 Gf8'--s 10
Superhas .t,...t.,,s..,..---...,lo0 COLL 20 y
Tonight the graded class team contests
following the class exercises will consist OF
100-yard dash. indoor baseball and hangbali.
The entry list for the sixth annual basket
ball league Is open ut The association coun-
ter. Six teams of eight men each will BIO
chosen from the list of entries, and the
opening games will be played on Thursday
night. December |. Entries close Saturday,
November IS.
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town last night, after an illness of
q faw weeks. IN his tifty-aighth, year.
He graduated from the tniycrsitS or
Virginia in 1874, on August IN OF that
Year. He commenced to practice law
before The court OF Culpeper county.
lie early In his practice showed IA
mind suited for intricacies of the law.
and on January Is, 1885, became Judge
of the County Court of Culpeper eouii-
~ ana sep pH s4ntinuous ,y nhvil o .u
was abolished and merged with the
Circuit Court, lie served with sucI
marked ability that he never had any
OF his decisions reversed by tue SUI
prene Court of Appeals, He Is sur
vived by a sister and three brothers.
Mrs. Polk Hill, Of Cii,raper; Rev. Dud-
ley Jeffries, Of 1!enhcssec; Melville JEFF
fries, of Florida, and Marion JEFF
fries of Culpeper--and leaves a wife
and seven childrr- HI was u promi-
nent member OF tire Masonic lodge,
and will he buried at gao o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at the Masonic Gem
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Scoiored) was destroyed by FIRE early
TINS morning. There was partial M
surance OIL the property. rlle hllldlng
" believed to have been set ailra by
some malicious person.
The Petersburg Gas Company enter
tHlned Its employees at surrpor TO-
night, spread ut tho Gas House.
The Virginia Railway and Power
company has declined the request OF
ritizens living IN the vicinity to en-
tend the Halifax street line to B'ltter-
worth Bridge. The income would not
Justify the expense
Death III SUSSEX County.
samuel u. Dobie. u prominent ana
widely known citizen of Sussex county,
died Yesterday at his home near Yale.
lie was twice married and leaves q
son ana daughter by his first vile
samuel Dobie, merchant of this city,
aud the daughter living in Norfolk
lis second wife and one child sur
/! vive Mr.Dobie was of influential fam
ny connections In this section.
Organization OF Literary Society.
On "Wednesday evening the students
OF the Petersburg Military Academy
held meeting and decided TO organ
re Literary society. officers were
elected, as follows; President, Jesse
Parsons; Vice. President, Austin Glenn
/ .n's' secretary and treasurer, JONI
Hanrahan. AT a subsequent meeting
OF the officers a. Is. Davis was selected
to read, and John Mason and j. H. Ro-i
maine to debate on (which Is the
Mightier. the Sword or the Pen?' Mr.,
Mason will take the former and Mr..
! Nomaine the latter side. Walter Bryan
| will Geclairn.
Church Cnsc AEnin In Court.
Judge West. of TusscX, who some
time ago heard the cause of Avery and
others w. Tartte and others, involving
tue control of Harrison street Colored
baptist Church.. will he in Petersburg
| next Monday to further consider the
case Judge West appointed George
Mason as commissioner OF the court
to ascertain u correct roll of the mem
bership of the church, but Mr. Mason
declined. and another commissioner will
be appointed Smith. Moncure e. Cor
don, of Richmond, are counsel for the
PLAINTIFFS in this case.
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o his old homo in North caroline for
I<illcd In kentucky.

II. i. Bridges we'll known citize,,
i, p,,, nc,
~. spu's' Mnoee none Wae vi
. 7.,pe.' We ueoiuenuy hiiieu
ssste'uay ny laii irpiii pri"se OH
Witch nc was at Work IN iNentnchy.
me sad lhteiisence was bPusht 10
MS family In telegram received last
night MI Bridges was bridge build
or by trade, and was in the employ
ment of the American Fridge Company.
lie is survived by his wife and two
children and many friends In Peters
burg. The body will be brought here
for burial
Reception Of I,ichmoud Odd-Fci,ows.
'rlie three lodges OF Odd Fellows Will
be the host ON Monday evening next
of the several lodges of the order in
Richmond and the occasion is antici
pated with pIeasurable interest n ,s
expected that fully 100 of mo Rich
mond brethren will come over 10
Petersburg. ana spend nm eyen,n.. ~
ana social and frate,na,
intercourse. Arranyenents nave heen
made for an eiaborat. and hosnitobIa
,.aaa,,; 60 80. anu 'i'''D'e
General y.,x. Note.
II q C;ererisa dad vastarIa,. q. hi.
Rome near stonv crso,s i, sn.sas
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ssr.nn1 Girl u.Id

Mamie Patterson. coi0rcd. was ar
rested yesterday by Dtteetlves Wiley
and kellam ON \ charge Of stealing
clothing from Mrs. Marv t;eiAinger, of
3l2 East Clay Street Tie robbery Is
alleged 10 have occurred about two
months ago. when tnc negro girl was
employed as servant hg Mrs. Gel
singer
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The Weather

'forccnst: yIrRInin-Fpir Saturday,
sunday, unsettled, probnhly rain or
snow In sout', portion, light tn mod.
crate northwest Ia north Winds.
North Cnrolinn-Partly cloudy In
north, rain In south norton Saturdays
sunday, rain; possibly snow In the
light TO moderate, variable
winds, becoming north and n0rthcnnt.
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tSpecial TO The Times Dispatch,
Lynchburg, November 1S.- Miss Mar
inda May Johnson and Percy r. Coch
ran. both oil LynchburE, were married
TUESDAY evening AT the residence OF
Rev. oscar T.! Sams, 81 the Caboil
Street BAPTIST church. who WAS the Of
Rotating minister. 1'hey viii live In
the city.
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noLIcd to Dcnth in Syrup.

Thomasville, Ga, November To-
Boiled to death in syrup wns the man
ner of death suffered by the twn-Eear-
old son of George Swift. a white man,
at Metcalfe, this county. late yester-
day, The child, walking backwards,
fell into the kettle OF syrup, which was
being carried by two men, and was
submerged.
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Vernon HcIvestine.

ISpecldI 10 ZIG TIIneS-DIapaLrTl.
Roanoke, Va, November 1S.-Nernon
Helvestine, for many Years connected
With the office of the general passenger
agent of the Norfolk and Western
Railway here. and widely known over
that system, died in Chicago hospi-
tai TO-DAY from injuries received sew
erai weeks ago, when he fell from a
street car. The body viii! be taken
to Berryyille, Mr.. Helvestine's old
home, for intcrnient
He leaves two brothers and sister
one brother being Frank Heivestine
of the general claim department OF the
Norfolk and Western. this city. Yer
non Helvestine WAS about thirty eight
years old and unmarried.
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DEATHS

ATKIN sON--Died, at her residence. No.
1211 West Broad Street, MISS LULA
ATKINSON, in her nineteenth year.
Besides her father, she leaves sis
ter and two brothers to mourn their
loss.
A precious one from ,ls has gone;
"A voice we loved Is stilled
a. place Ia vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
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Around the Hotels


Hotel people of Richmond are preparing
for another big weeks business. while
many of the teaclicrs who attend the nduca-
tional conferences viii stop at boardlng-
houses, there arc many more WHO prefer
TO stay at hotels and iep to swell the list
OF guests But tile ayiution meet IL expect
ed TO be tell largestshoIp so far as tic hos
ielries are concerned. Another such crowd
us attends state fairs, and nn even larger
1oncourse, is expected. And many OF those
who come will stay throughout the meet
for 1t VIII be something absolutely unique
for this State.
rho hotelkeepers, WHO know as much of
what is going on fas anybody, are unani.
nousy of the opinion that nothing coulc
have more definitely marked Richmond,
position as in the lead of Southern cltict
IN matters of progross than the securing Of
this event.
Representative Robert Turnbui OF this
Fourth District and Mrs. Turnbull came to
the city yesterday from their home at Law.
rencevilic. They viii go TO Washington
within a few days for tho session or Con.
gross. Mr.. Turpbull has recovered from his
recent illness.
Judge George i. Hundlcy, Of Farmvlile,
Nas Il distinguished visitor TO the city yos-
terday.
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PLAIN TALKS ON FLORIDA
Mr.. /. |. Moody, One of the States
Early Settlers, Gives Val
liable Facts.

The greatest interest IL ncw mani-
tested regarding Florida. and thos-
sands of people are seeking informa-
ton pertaining to this wonderful
state. Mr.. / I, Moody, one Of Florda's
early settlers, has recently published
plain Talks on Florida" which are
Instructive. and give important infor-
nation about Florida and Florida lands
facts you should know when you In
vest. MIR. Aoc1v tells about artesian
water, clay sub%o!i, potato lands, celery
lands, etc. etc. Thase talks are sold
for si.oO, but they will ba sent free for
the asking, when writing TO
HUNSELL DEVELOPMENT CO..
Bunneil. Florida.
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FUNERAL. NOTICE

WALKER--The funeral of MIR. $. w.
WALKER will take place from his
resdeuoe. 1918 West Marshall Street,
TODAY Saturday. at $3.50 +. M,
Interment in OakWeod Cemetery.
4 Friends OF the family invited to at
n tanl. .lL-eL.. -lL.... l-l.-.ll-a-.
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Mailing Proclamation.

Handsomely printed copies OF the Cover
nor's THANKSGIVING proclamation We're sent
out yesterday from the executive offices.
Copies Will be mailed to the Governors OF
all other States - ~
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indoor BasebnlI League standing.
Goes io Grand Jurx.

Ben Lindsey, alias William Lewis colored,
was sent on to the grand jury from the
Police Court yesterday morning on charge
of breaking into the house OF Herry Morgan
and stealing therefrom quantity OF cloth
Ing,
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Miss unttie skinner.
-rSnecInl Ia The 1'imes-Dlsnatnh

Especial to The Times Dlspatch
Fredericksburg, Va, November Is
Miss Hattie skinner. of Caroline coun-
tY, died ut tile home OF her rather
after lingering Illness of copsump-
ton, aged thirty-two years. She Isl
survived by her father and ~ number
10 nther5 III
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~. Annie q. Glbl,on..

Especial TO Tic Times- Dlspatch.l
Winchester, Va, November 1s.-MisS
Annie Catherine Gibbons, who was
never attended by u physician, died
today in the house near Winchester
in which she was born seventy-iive
years ago. and In which she had spent
all her life One brother and three
sisters survive her
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Nirglninns md thc IIotels.

Murphy's--C p. Cusiis, Onancock; u.
Fallon. Roanoke; e. Il. Nugkolls NJ -.
nnsyille; W, c, Blakey, Ashland; Il, a.
Hutchinson, Seven Pines; Will Maitland,
North Ednporia; Wood Rouidn Houston c..
g. Newman, Mineral, i. 5. Ware berry
vile; George ] Hundley. Farnvllle; Mrs.
N. u. Heath, I,urkeelle; n. H. TUFTS Nor
fous: Mr.. and Mrs. George H.. GlHdden.
pendron; john G. simpson, Norfolk. H.
Turnbuu Lnwrercovllie. Mr. and Mrs. Ton,
Williams. Danyille; a. w. Conway, Alex
andria; II. NJ, Cox, Farnyilie. w. S. Skunk,
Salem: c. a. swanson. Virginia. Chufles
l.. Palmer. I.awrnncoyIllc; Mr. and MfSE II
Il. F'inlayAon, Norfolk; nr. a. Bfi1i;y6
Evans and son, church View. ~
LeSlnston-C. H. Williams. Keysyile: J..
S, James, Ashland; John II. berry Virginia
S. NJ. Nottingham, Norfolk.
Davis-Iiobert spiccr. Mineral; AIR. aud
Mrs. j. q. smaIiey, Virginia.
Park-H. Bowman, Virginia; James Sulii-
vail Farmylle; j. IL. Carter. Froy Royal
q. w. sclater, Orange, If. G. Jones. H. Il.
Jones, Virginia,
Richmond--H. +. Gay, Roanoke; Il. j. W
Brewster. Alexandria.
GilbcrlA. a. McAillster. cosing,on; w
u. Hopkins, Clifton Forge; w q. smith
Petersburg; o. VI. Miller. Norfolk G. u
Harris, SGottsville.
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Trlday, at $3.50 a.
NJ, In Memorial Hospital, MRS. KATE
liam S. Childress, in the .hfty-eighth
year OF her age. She leaves, besides
her husband, two sons--George t..
ana Burfoot >I4.; two brothersr-Wil-
liam l., and Roderick IIerndon, and
one slster-9Mrs.S w. Ill. Kidd, TO
mourn their loss.
3Fumaltll seryices TO-DAY tSatur-
day), at 3.S0 r. NJ, from the resi-
dence, Friends invited to attend.
Atlanta and Roanoke papers please
copy.
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pentb az n child.
fspeclal to The Times Dispatch.

[SpecI8l 10 The Times -DIsputchI
Harrisonburg, Va. November 1S.--
Rupert Orehaugh, aged siY, died TO-DAY
in the Southern Hallway train at
the station The child. with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Beni. Orehaugh.
near Indianapolis. after visiting rela
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! Besides his widow, he leaves the fol-.
lowing children: Meade 3. Hite, OF
| Professor Hugh .Iiite, of Sperryville;
Ranny and Maury Hite Of Philadei-
phia. Pa, and Miss Dolly Hite, who
| lived at her home None of tho chill
dren were at home, Mr.. and Mrs. Hite
being the only persons IN the house
at the time of his death.
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Captain Jnmcs T.. Webster.
[ srnrl1l IN, II h.. I, itIAnA Il KIM frh

Alexandria. va, November IS
Captain James L. Webster, for forty
consecutive years member OF the
Alexandria police force, died this
years after n SIX months. illness Cap
tain Webster was n son of the late
John Webster and was n native OF
Alexandria He is survived by the fol-
lowing children. William r. Webster.
Mrs. Kate Pullman, Mrs. Cora Kelly
and Mrs. Susie peeton.
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Mlllinm q. Mhitc.

TNUeclaI9IO THO TIints-DISpIICI.I
Danvlllc, Va, November ls--Willialn
g. White u %ell-lsnown citizen OF
.Danvilie died to-day al the home of
his brother. james r. White, on tire
Northside after Il long illness. He
washfty- eight years OF age and never
married He was the son OF william
NJ. and Ayir y. White. The funeral
services VIII he conducted from the
residence OF j. 7. White, on the North
eide Tomorrow afternoon at o'clocis.
REV. AGchaux Raine will ofiiciate. ana
the BODY Will he laid to resi- in tue
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A heart in every thought reneWed,
And full az love diVinei
Perfect aud right and pure and gpnl
"A conY Lord. OF Thine.
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The funeral will take place at 3
o'clock SATURDAY AFTERNOON
from the residence, Burial in Oak
wood
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G. Il, Uite,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Washington, Va, November 1s.--C.
r. Hite. one of Rappahannocks best
known citizens, died suddenly AT his
home yesterday morning about u
O'Clock. Air Elite was about slxty-
eight years old, an eX-Contedcrate
soldier, and wcll-known fruit grower
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IN MEMORIAM

Won ISRAAIER Rim loving memory OF
AilS husband, EMIL, Won KRAMh II,
who fell asleep In Jesus fonr years
ago to-duy-N lavender 10, 1906. MA