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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27
CHURCH HILL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Appleby. of
Newport News, are visiting Mrs. APP
pleby's sister. Mrs, B. 0. Carlton, 36o5
East Broad street.
Misses Gertrude Gentry and Louise
Spain. of the Chimborazo Boulevard,
will leave Friday for Waikerton.
XII William county. where they will
spend some time.
Mrs. Philip Samuels, of Hanover
county, visited friends on the hin
Tuesday.
Miss Varon johnson, of Goochland
county, who has been spending some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hill,
Of 231s venabie street, left for her
home Tuesday, accompanied by Miss
Grace Hill.
Miss Allie Barnes lis quite sick at
her home on East Broad street.
A fine meeting was held at the
gospel tent last evening at the corner
Of Twenty-eighth and p streets. A
large crowd, which fllled every avail
able space under the canvas and stood
around on the outside. heard the Rev.
o. B. Soyars, pastor of East End Bap-
fist church, preach a splendid ser
mon. His theme was the "Dissatis-
ing as his text. Il shall be satisfied
when awake In his likeness" Much
interest was aroused, many going for
ward for prayer. The singing Is an
enjoyable feature OF these meetings,
the Chapman Alexander books being
used.
Mr.. Garland Harwood Is spending
i,asveral weeks with his mother at
Rocknsh, Va.
Master Mills Cherry. of Norfolk. Is
visiting relatives on the hill.
Mrs. Lucy Austin has been called
to King william eeHHty by the ex~
.treina illness Of her mother, Mrs.
Davis She left this afternoon.
Miss Edith Fobson and her father,
OF East Broad street, will leave Sat
urday for New York, where they will
spend some time.
Mr.. C. r. McCulluck, OF 3ol6 East
Broad street, leaves this week for
Memphis. Tenn. whore he has accept
ed a position as secretary OF the 7.
NJ. C. A. Mr.. McCulluck was ten
dered q farewell service at the Bates
Bible Class Of Union Station Sunday
morning. he beng closely associated
with Mr.. Bates in the work of that
class. Mrs. McCuiiuck and daughter.
Margaret. will leave for Chester, Pa,
to spend the summer before going to
their future home in Memphis.
Master Walter Blarkenship, of 2203
East Broad street. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the Re-
treat Is Improving.
Mrs. Laura Hudson, formerly Mrs.
Laura Chalkiey, OF this city. who.
with her two daughters, has been .on
visit TO Der father. Mr.. William
Stewart. OF Chimborazo Boulevard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27

A remarkable story about young
moccasin snake crawling into the
rat" used by a girl clerk in Ricn-
nrond department store and biting her
head number OF times, rendering her
deathly sick. Is going the rounds In
the Capitol and the streets OF Rich
moird.
The story cmanated from the office
Of prominent State official. VINO not
only vouches for its truth but refers
interviewers TO others who are equally
positive the story is true. The only
hitch encountered by footsore and
weary sCribes in search OF the unfortu-
nate lass is that they cannot ascer-
tain her name or address. All they
could learn Monday and Tuesday was
that the story was absolutely true,
that the young woman was confined
to her home and in serious condi-
zion. and that she lives somewhere
In the West End"
With a serious manner and subdued
voice the State official told the story
Monday. He had heard 1t from his
wife. who In turn had heard II from a
Mrs. Cheatham at $40 South Laurel
street.
Substantially the story was this:
The girl went to the department store
In her usual health and good spirits
one day last week but before she had
been at her counter long her head be-
gan TO pain her and she scratched II
vigorously. This continued an hour
or mere. Taking another girl into
her confidence. she went to the dress
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27
c. & D. TAKES STEPS
TO UNITE DEPARTMENTS
Latest Move Made is junction Of
Freight Offices With c.
c. and L.

Despite repeated denials to the effect
that absolutely nothing would be done
In the way of further reorganization
of the Chesapeake and Ohio OF Indiana
until the return of President Stevens,
of the Chesapeake and Ohio, from Eu-
rope the early part OF August. steps
have been taken within the last day
or two looking to the consolidation of
the freight departments OF the two
roads, and 1t Is now reported that adj
ditioEal steps In this connection will
be taken before Mr.. Stevens gets
back.
MFR. J. Paul Stevens. general super
intendent OF the Kentucky division of
the c. & O., and son OF President Ste
vens, will have his authority extended
over the stretch OF road from Cincfn-
natl to Chicago as soon as matters
are placed in satisfa Glory shape.
It In understood that Mr. r. p. Dali
ton, who has been with the old c. c. 81
L. for many years, 10 slated for su-
pertntendent OF terminals OF this road.
with headquarters in Chicago, under
the c. & O. management Mr.. Dalton
Is general superintendent of the newly
acquired property.
1t IL understood further that Mr..
William Fitzgerald. general freight
agent of the C., c. IL L., is to be in
charge of the Chicago Offices Of the c.
q O., together with Mr.. T. II. Quincy.
now general passenger agent OF the
C.. C. & L.
Officials OF the road In Richmond de-
cline to discuss any plans in connec-
ton with the c, G. & l.. situation n
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ed to his home In Washington, after
having spent a week visiting friends
in Barton Heights and Richmond
Mrs. G. n. Griffin and her mother,
Mrs Bessie Smither, have gone to
Washington to stay few days; thence
they will go to be gut SITS OF friends
In Baltimore.
Mr.. Guy Summers. OF Caroline coun-
~. who was quite seriously hurt
Sunday night while visiting at the
homo OF Mr.. J. G. letter near Barton
Heights by falling from the porch
railing upon q stick which had been
planted beside a rose bush, Is resting
quietly at the Virginia hospital. He
Is doing we'll. and hopes to be able
to return horne In few days.
Mrs. Olivia Haxelgroye and her
daughter. Mrs. G. C. Smith, of Dan.
vile, have gone to Aztec to visit rslA~
tives and friends.
Mrs. J. q. woodward, of Ginter
Park. has gone on q tyro weeks stay
to Rockbridge Alum Springs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27
SMALL SNAKE IN HER RAT
BITES HEAD OF WOMAN
West End Girl Said Have Been Tormened by Reptile in Her
Hair and Her Condition is Reported Serious

Ing room. where her hair was taken
down. A number OF small red
splotches were discovered on her scalp.
Enduring the pain all day, the girl re-
turned home. which IL said to be in the
extreme western part OF the city, and
told her mother OF her discontinue.
Her mother took down the girls hair
and examined her scalp. She, too, dis :
covered number of red splotches and
several drops OF blood. The mother
then asked for the rat ON which
the girl was wont to pile her own
tresses. Taking the rat" in both
hands, the mother began squeezing IT.
She was startled to feel something
weighing in 1t. Tearing the rat to
pieces, the mother was Mortified to
find a moccasin snake about six inches
long stretched out full length In the
false hair and seemingly very angry
that his secluded berth had been dis
covered and his slumbers disturbed.
The young woman who wore the rat
and had endured the fortunes OK the
reptile for ten hours or more tainted
at sight OF the snake and was COM
PEELED 10 go to bed. A physician was
summoned and pronounced her condi-
ton serious.
The mother and daughter accounted
for the presence OF the snake in the
rat" by the fact that the false hair
was taken off by Its owner the pre-
vious night and placed In hammock
The young woman did not examine 1t
before putting 1t on the following
morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27
Highland Park.

Mrs. Sam Magill ana little daughter,
Irene returned last Friday from Phila-
deipnia, where they had been visiting
for three weeks.
Virginia and Spencer Fleming, of
PRINCE Sc, George county h1ve been visit,
Sunday. their mother, Mrs. L. I. Flem-
Ing visited here and the children re-
turned home with her.
Mr.. Richard Sale. Jr;. spent Saturday
night and Sunday with his parents.
Maury Tatum. the little son of Mr.
John Tatum Ia sick,
Miss Beasley. OF Beaver Dam is Wis
itinE her sister, Mrs, Robert Fennell:
Miss Leila Babcock. of Charles City
county has been a guest of her cousin
Miss Emily Huxter.
The Wednesday night prayer meet
ing has been omitted this week at the
Methodist church. but the congregation
and friends are Invited to meet Friday
evening with the pastor and ythe teach
ers Bible Study Glass, in the lecture
foeHa- of the church.
Mrs. A. s. Gresham ana family have
returned home from Ocean View.
Mrs. w. @. Quarles has been sick for
several days.
Little Miss Edna Kelley, of Fair
mount has returned ho,ae from visit
to Miss Libby Tyree.
Mrs. +. p Pollard has been very
very much indisposed for a week.
Unity Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held very interesting meeting
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
III. NJ. Fleming.
Mrs. w. 81. Newton. state organizer
was present and made a pleasant. help
ful and encouraging talk to the mem
bers. IL was decided to make arrange
ments at once to secure a stall In the
Sixth street market to hold house,
keepers sale OF cakes. pies. etc, on next
saturday.
Mrs Il. Zelns continues quite sick at
her home on Virginia avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27
Barton Heights

Mrs. s. McGruder Sinton who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
C. Rady. mas returned to her home in
Newport News.
Miss Lucy Duncanson, Of Brookland
Park. 10 visiting In Dinwiddie county.
The Rev. T. NJ. Lemly win preach
at Reeds Memorial chapel Thursday
night at SIS o'clock.
Mrs. A. L. Seay, OF Shores, Fluvanna
county. who recently visited her sis
ter, Mrs. c. c. Rady, was operated on
at st. Luke's Hospital about ten days
10 return home In few days.
Miss Mary Duneanson left to-day
for a stay OF several weeks with
friends In Hanover county.
Mrs. f. Il. Bowden and little son,
Master John Newton. viii, leave In q
few days to visit relatives In Augusta
county.
The Rev. Milton J. Hoover. former
Iy of Terrell. Tex, who has recently
accepted the call to the pAstorate Of
the Baptist church In williamsburg.
met his wife and children this morn
ing in Richmond upon their arrival
from Texas, and took them to the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah q.
letter. OIL rppklaAa- EaF NJ -WffefS they
will rest few days before going on
to Williamsburg.
Mr.. A. L. Seay. OF Shores, Fiuvanna
county Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Rady. OF North avenue.
Mrs. Smith, OF Winter Park. Ches-
terfeld county, is visiting her sister.
Miss NJ, Z. Strother.
Miss Ida Quick, who has been Wis
ting for some time In ISoudoun coun-
ty, has returned home.
Mrs. Giilie Bowie has returned 20
her home, SOS Lamb avenue. after q
stay of three or four months with
relatives in Charlottesville.
Prof. w. H. Cooke has returned
home from Winchester, where he
taught in the summer normal school.
The Rev. G.. C. Smith. who has been
reeuperating for some weeks past In
Barton Heights. returned to his home
in Danville Saturday. He Ia preach
Ing this week In series u meetings
In a Baptist church near Danville.
Next week he will preach in q similar
meeting With q church In southamp-
ton county.
MI. Charles H. Burton has return
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Fulton News
News items may be left at Nell
sens Furniture Store. or phoncd
IN Madison 47A0.

Mrs. r. c. Rice. of Denny street
with her daughters. Misses Mamie,
Louise and Mrs. Willie Carroll. ana
Miss Lottie CARRIER. of Denny street
ara among the guests at the Morgan
cottage. Willoughby Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. McCalley ano
children are at Ocean View
Mrs Everett Wiikerson and onil-
aren. of Denny street. are spending
soyne time at Ocean View,
MIR, Enos Bivins. of Phiiadelphia' is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Nelson
az Williamsburg avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beasley and daughter
If 1897 Williamsburg avenue, have re-
turned from a trip to Huntington. W.
Va. and Cincinnati, Q.
Mrs. Lewis Hansen left TUESDAY Ior
Portsmouth. She was accompanied py
her little niece, Odays Williams, VINO
has been spending some time with ner.
Mr.. Darling schfecenlgost, VINO mas
been very sick. is able TO be up AGAIN
and left Tuesday evening for Roswell,
Mexico accompanied ny ms
brother, Mr.. Claire .Schrecengost.
Councilman George Rogers and Al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27
NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIRGINIA

derman A. c. Nielsen have returned
from Baltimore, where they went with
the City Council baseball team.
Mrs, II. P. CARRIER and little son
have returned home, after a weeks
stay with the Rev. and Mrs. j. f. Oyles
near Elko.
Mr.. Harold Nielsen and Mr.. Gus Gun
ZACH have returned from launching
party down the James river.
Mr.. Ben Southworth, of Hewletts.
Va. who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Beasley, OF Williamsburg avenue
has returned home.
Mrs. Norma Mosby Leake, of Mich.
olson street, who underwent an opera
tion al the Memorial Hospital, has re-
covered sufficiently to be brought
home.
Miss Edna Bew is abit TO be out.
Mr.. Vernon Butler, of Louisiana
street, Is getting on very nicely. after
an operation at the Virginia Hospital.
Blanch Beasley. of Williamsburg
avenue, who Is sick with fever at the
Virginia Hospital. is improving slowly
Is still confined to her bed by sick
ness,
Messrs Henry CARRIER and Henry
Leonard have gone to join the fishing
party on board MIR. Harcum's launch.
the Marjorie, at Old Point
Mrs. Curry. of Williamsburg avenue.
has been called to Chesterfield on ac-
count Of the sickness of her son and
grandchid.
Mrs. Charles Schmidt and children
of Denny street, are at Ocean View.
Messrs. d. r. O'Dwyer and Thomas
oConnor have gone to New York and
| Manhattan Beach.
The Rev. II. r. Jones has returned
from visit to his old home In Neck
| lenburg county.
Mrs. Lewis Washer and daughter
Alice. returned home last night. after
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Calvin p.
! Jones. of Smithield.
| Mrs. Whitfield Black. OF Denny
| street. has been transferred from the
| Richmond plant Of the Virginia Caro-
| lima Chemical Company to Primers
/ Point. He has left for that place to
/ resume his new position.
MIR ]. d. Hyde, of Amelia county
| has returned home after visit tc
| Mr. and Mrs. S. b. Names.
| Mr.. r. E, Griggs. Of Amelia county
/ is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Names.
! Mrs. Jack Vaughn and children, ol
/ Williamsburg avenue are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. r. H. McCeek In Ports
mouth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27
L|DER|Ak POLICY
PLEASES ENGLAND
British Papers Glad United States
Will Control Negro
Republic.
QUESTIONS DOCTRINE
Western Power Will Take Charge
Of All Troublesome Matters
for African Country.

LONDON, July 27--The British
press is manifesting the liveiiest In
terest In the report that the United
States Is henceforth to exercise a
practical control of the affairs of the
republic OF Liberia. on the west
coast of Africa
Without exception the papers be-
iieve the enlargement Of the Ameri-
can sphere of influence in. Liberia will
prove beneficial and will be welcomed
by other powers that have been
troubled by problems arising in
Liberia. The morning Mail says the
change will affect history as per-
haps no other movement in the last
twenty years except the tall OF Port
Arthur"
To BE Guardian.
The basis for these comments Is
an interview with Roland II. Falkner.
United States commissioner to Liberia,
In which he said that America planned
to take entire charge OF the repub-
lies finances. military organization,
agriculture and boundary questions
Inc Evening Globe believes the move
will be a good thing for Liberia. but
doubts whether 1t will benefit the
United States.
The statesmen of the United
States" 1t says, ARE gradually leaving
safe paths for the stormy province OF
world politics and they may find
trouble ahead. II the United States
expands to Africa, or to whatever
country she may choose the worlds
statesmen will begin to question how
far the Monroe Doctrine applies"
The guardianship of the United
States Is the best solution OF the
Liberian difficulty. the Pail Mall
Gazette says.
The Evening Standard says no one
viii begrudge the Tnitnd States
white mans burden" that 1t has un-
dertaken. We have enough of our
own"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27
Bowling Green

Especial to The Richmond virgtnian.
BOWLING GREEN. VA. July 2s-
Mr.. and Mrs. Magruder Cobb. Of
Washington. ID. c.. are visiting their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. @. CoghilI.
on Milford street.
Miss Bessie Jones left Tuesday for
Ashland. Va. from which place she
will 90 to Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mira w. G. Boyd ana SON.
OF Richmond. Va, arc visiting thu
family OF Mr.. T. ID. CoghiIl.
MissAs Margaret and Katherine Bull
lard, after q pleasant visit to their
grandmother in Washington, D. C..
have returned.
Visiting relatives in spotsylvania
county.
Mr.. 8. w. Hroaddua Misses Florence
and Blanche Broaddus, Miss Borum
and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Travis attend
ga the quarterly conference Saturday
hold at Shiloh Methodist church.
Mrs. w. o. Smith. OF Louisa, Va.
Is Waiting her mother. Mira. James e.
Ennis.
Misses Marion, and Julia Ryiand, az
ter visit to tho family OF DR.. w. l..
Broaddus. have returned to their
home In Richmond. Va.
The Sunday school Of the Bowling
Green Methodist church will observe
children's day Sunday evening.
Miss Mary N. .Broaddus. daughter
OF DIR. w. L. Broaddus, has been elect
ed superintendent of tina Sheiterinx
Arms Hospital. Richmond. Va.
Mrs. JRamss +. Richards. who has
been confined TO her home on account
Of illness. q able to be out again.
DR.. Kaye OF Scranton. Pa. and Mr..
John Ber1yman are the KnAatA Of Mrs,
Robert T. Glassell on Main street NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27
YOUNG LADIES WILL BE
SOLO At CHURCH AUCTION
Successful Bidders Must Set Up
to Ice Cream and Cake
At Festival.

Auction sale of a beVy of pretty
young ladies Will be one of the fea-
lures of the concert and lawn party
to be given Thursday and Friday
night by the members of the North
side Baptist church. The object of
the festival is to raise funds with
which to reduce the church debt. and
il Is believed that quite a handsome
sum will be realized from the sale OF
the young ladies.
The young men proving TO he the
successful bidders will have to set up
their prizes TO ice cream and cake.
and show their appreciation In other
ways by patronizing the festival.
The Northside church is a $22.0 900
edlfice. and Rev. S. II. Templeman
is pastor. 1t was built several years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27
COMPLAINTS OF THE JEALOUS
....~. HAVE THEM SENT RACK

NEW YORK, July 27.--Professional
jealousy Is said to be responsible for
the recent order dispossessing Flana-
gan, McGrath and Sheridan from their
ainecures and sending them back to
patroling beats. The great weight
and hammer throwers, all world
champions In their classes. had been
acting as special officers In the office
of the Mayors marshal, where their
duties were light and where they had
plenty OF time for athletic practice.
Hundreds Of their fellow officers are
said to have written to Police Com
missioner Baker, complaining that
athletic ability . had enabled these
men to land soft snaps" that should
have been the reward OF long and
faithful service"
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Mrs. Virginia Gayle.

Mrs. Virginia Broadus Gayle died
Tuesday at the home OF her daughter,
Mira T.. III. Coghin, No. 100 Lucke
avenue, Barton Heights. Though she
was Is years old. Mrs. Gayle died
suddenly. She was Ill less than two
hours She was visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Coghiil, at the time of her
death She made her home with her
son, John Ii. Gayle, of Richmond.
Mrs. Gayle was the daughter OF the
late w. Mordicai Broadus, and more
than tifty years ago married to Nor
dicai J. Gayle. She WAS the mother
OF fifteen children, nine OF whom
are living They are MoTdicai w. of
Newport News; Seth. OF Barton
Heights. Frederick, Of Richmond;
John b. of Richmond Sands. OF
Buckingham: Frank. OF Barton
Heights; Mrs. Frank Sutton. Of Ginter
Park; Mrs. John Fletcher. of Barton
Heights, and Mrs, coghin, OF Barton
Heights The funeral win take placs
Wednesday afternoon. Services viii
be conducted at the grave in River
view cemetery by Rev. w. G. James
pastor of the Grove Avenue Baptist
church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27

wINCHESTER.-Le s. Fletcher
and Miss Ollie Suggett. daughter or
Robert Suggett, notified Rev. +. ii.
Greene yesterday to be ready to mar
ry them Immediately. The ceremony
accordingly was performed while the
bride and groom were seated IN
buggy, after which they proceeded
home, the groom to complete moving
his field before shutdown.
EAST RADFORD.--The trustees
Of the Radford Normal School have
decided for the Heth site, thirty-one
acres, near the East Radford Norfolk
and Western station. at $4,000. Seven
mem bers OF the board, including SUI
perintendent Eggleston, who Is
member ex-officio. we're present.
LYkCHBTRG.-No has been
posted at the plant OF the Lynchburg
Cotton Mill Company that the plant
will close Thursday to reopen on Sep
TENDER 6, thus giving the longest pc
Rod OF idIeness the plant has ever
had. The unsettled condition Of the
cotton market Is the cause of the shut
down Six hundred operatives will be
out of work They have been on four
days week for several months.
/ SUFFOLK The late Seaboard Air
! Line train was held here Sunday
night while Dir. w. w. Murray was
summoned 10 treat a young woman
/ who was Suffering from a powerful
| drug. She was riding in a Pullman
and had ticket from Norfolk to
! Charlotte. The woman said II was
sleep medicine. Her name was not
disclosed.
NORFOLK Hall, OF the
! Norfolk Board Of Trade. took up here
Yesterday with Major James w. Ham
| ilton, representing Major General
Julian s. Carr, of North Carolina, the
matter Of inviting the Confederate
yeterans' Association of the Old North
state 10 hold their annual reunion in
| Norfolk this year
LYNCHBURG.-Th Odd Fellows
of Southwestern Virginia are arrang-
ing for a big all day meeting ana pic
mic at Marion on Thursday. at which
time Captain r. .. fancey, grand
master OF the Virginia Grand Lodge
will be the principal speaker. An I'M
mense crowd is expected TO be pres
ent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27
EXPLOSION KILLS
ELEVEN WORkMEN
Railroad Hand Tried to Open
Box of Powder With
Axe.

QUEBEC, July 2T.--Eleven wofkmer
were killed In an explosion on the
frans-continental railway about lE0
miles west of La TuQue to-day. The
men were engaged in blasting opera
tiense near a tunnel, When one OF the
worknen attempted TO open tin Oh
powder with an axe. The concussi"n
fgnttad the powder and the entire train
was set Of.
The victims were horribly mut!lated
A number Of workmen were injured
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-27
Funeral of Mrs. Young.

The funeral of Mrs. Bascom Willis
Young. who died Sunday In Bristol.
took place Tuesday afternoon at Hol-
iywpod cemetery. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Thomas Hugo Lacy.
rector OF st. Luke's Episcopal church.
Blackstone. Va. Mrs, Young was the
daughter of Charles Dodmead. OF Nor
folk. and granddaughter OF the late
Colonel Thomas podmead, OF Rich
mond She ieaves. besides her hus-
band, three sons-Hoge, George and
srockenbrough Young, her father,
two sisters and two brothers.
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Mrs. saIlM Nassets.

Especial TO The Richmond ytrgNnian.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, July 81.
Mrs. Saliie Nagsett. wife OF the late
william Nassett. formerly of this city.
died at the home of her brother. Mr..
George Nassett. in Baltimore. late yes
terday afternoon, aged seventy-two
years.
Mira Masaett- was formerly Miss
Waite, Of this city. and lived here
until a few years ago, when she re-
moved to Baltimore.
She Is survived by one son. Mr..
George Nassett. OF Baltimore, and one
sister, Mrs Rebecca McGhee, of Ten
nessee Her remains were brought
here to-day and inferred in City
Cemetery.