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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
BALLOON RACES 7cALENDAn.

I l. 4 J.
Announcements Made for Season OF
1910 by Aero Club of America.
New York. March 5.-The Aero club
OF America. ut a meeting to-day. com
pIeted the calendar for balloon races
for the season of 1910. 1t is as follows
July and 6-Aircraft Club OF PEG.
ria. III (provislonaD.
august 1?--Aero Club of Indiana.
indianapolis; race A, for balloons in
classes !, and 3 of the Federation
aeronautiquc international rules, GOO
.,.oo cubic metres capacity. B-For
pailoons IN classes and 5 OF the Fed
Grafton Aeronautlnue international
iuies, l,2oo-2,2O0 cubic metres capacity.
September l7-National champion.
snip balloon race from Indianapolis.
ina. The pilots making the three best
records In this race Will be considered,
as nominees to represent the United
states in the International balloon race
tor the Gordon Bennett cup.
/. This race is only open to pilots OF
the Aero Club OF America, and is bal
The first place on the team is re-
served for e. w. Mix. winner Of the
International race OF 900. Should Mr..
MIN be unwilling to compete. tho pr 1
i y who make the three best records
q represent the Aero ClubSof America. /
e !, Mr. A!iX will compete. tho two first
pilots will receive nlaces on the team
ne international balloon race will
. .;. PLACE October u, 1910. from the
ny ~ Of s.: Louis. The entries up to
france, Germany and the United States.
;Wo from Switzerland and one each !
rom Great Britain and Denmark.
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CARRIED OVER FALLS
ROyvbOnt Caught by Current nnd Two

Rowbont Caught by Current ana ivy,
Wen Meet Death.
IS Niagara falls, IN ", March 5.--Twt
men thrown from q rowboat that over.
turned in the current OF tho Niagara
River, nc-hulf mile above the fails
this afternoon are reported by STATE
reservation OFFICIALS to have been
swept over the Horse Shoe Falls
y Employees of the reservation saw
the oyerturning Ut the boat, watched
tic men struggle against the cur
rent, and witnessed the efforts OF ono
man to swim out. The wreck of the
boat WAS seen n few minutes later boz
low the falls.
William Hill and James Cassiday
were at work on the reservation when
they saw a boat not fur from tlie
Canadian shore TIA point known Us
Tort Bay. Both men We're bending to
'ae oars with all their power in an
effort 10 keep the bow headed against
me current, but at every stroke they
lost distance. The boat was too Tar
out and In place too dangerous for
hSYa'd 10 be sent AS tho boat slow
" sllppcd down stream into the more
poWcrful rapids 1t rolled over and the
men We're tumblcd into8the water. Ono
nun WAS seen again only fora mos
.ment, Hill saw Tho other come 10 the
surface and struggle against tho
ilerce current with his head above
water Then he Was whirlcd under.
me overturned boat hobbed like a
cssk as y was swept toward 4 lie 4 Torso
Sloe, The snpposltion IL that the TWO
spoulcs were caught IN an undercurrcnt
hnd rushed ON 10 the brink under
water With the same speed that the
poat was carried over. m "
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PLANNING THE BATTLE
Government officials Confer on Big

Government officials Confer on Bis
Trust Cnsc.
Washington. March "a conference
of officials of the Department Of Jus.
ftice, who have been active In the
collection of evidence to show tina,
the so-calcd beef trust. is violatins
the Sherman antitrust law, and in pre-
senting IT to the Federal grand Jury
ut Chicago was held to-day to deter
mine the future course of tho COVE M
lncnt against the combination which
the administration believes is respon-
siblc for the high price of bocf. 1t
was inconcluslvc. and other meetings
Will be held tomorrow and probably
Monday.
L. c. Krauthoff. OF New York, repre-
sentinE one or more of the packing
companies affiliated with the larger
was present for part
OF the time With him the officials
vent over the situation as 1t appeared
to thcnl following the iuqirics in
stituted by the government which
prompted the proceedings against
the Chicago packing interests. Mr..
hrauthoff made an argument against
action of any kind against the pack
ns, companies, contending that they
We're all right. and that tho govern
nent was not warranted in proceeding
against thcm as they were not guilty
OF violating the law.
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Talking Signs Yery Cheap

Inc talking sign OF to-day Is the
jeiesti1c sisll, They talk day orSntght.
ana as g result Of 4 new four-candle-
power, i've watt Tungsten lamp just
introduced ny the Virginia Railway e.
sPoNer GompanN, these signs are very
}cl'eap, Ihrcc Of them have been iM-
'. ~. N this city already, one in
f1tth street another in Seventeenth
ana the third on Church Hill. In ad-
,nl,'on 70 their being brilliantly CON
splcuous, these signs arc remarkably
For particulars, call the Virginia
, !, \ Power CO.. Madison 3400,
sign Department "a 3#9.
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WASPR0BAB[Y ACT
Of OEMENTEO'MAN
Mystery Surrounds M~tivc fol,
Shooting Of Scotland
Neck Parties.

Scotland Mock, N. c., March 5.--Th.
devclopmcnts to-dnyl$ih tho shooting
OF state Senator Travis. AsscmbymuL
Paul Kitctin and Deputy Sheriff DunI
by %. T.. Powell. Sir, Yesterday. dil.
not serve to clear up tho mystery
surrounding Powell's motive. Nothina
can be asccrtaincd regarding the con.
tents OF tho letter to Senator Travis,
which seems to have furnished Powell
with the animus. Senator Travis was
removed to his. home ut Halifax thi.
morning, and reports from his bed.
side tonight arc to tho effect tina.
he is suffering greatly. though his
physician does not consider his condl.
ton very scrIous. Mr. Travis to-day
cougiscd UP the ball which entered Iii.
'rmoutli. Mr.. Kitcllin was also reported!
as suffering considerably, though liig
condition is not serious.
Congressman Claude ISitcliih arrived
here to-day to be at the bedside OF
his brother.
The condition OF Dunn 4. regarded
as critical. Attending physicians say
the bullet pierced n lung, and to-day
pleurisy set In. which renders his con.
dttion very unfavorablc.
/, !, FURTHER details OF the shooting show
mat Dunn was rctrcating when
lowell tired. When ISltchin and
Travis had fallen, Dunn started to-
ward Powell. but realizing that lie was
nnnrmcd. turned to retreat when
Powell fired. the bullet entering the
left side. near tho back, and ranging
upward. When Powell asked Kitchi,i
about the letter, Travis replied that
y had escaped his attention. and
Powell began cursln2.
Kitchin stepped forward to rcmon-
strntc with and sootiIe the angered
man. when Powell quickly drew his
weapon and shot him down, without
further ado. After barricading him
self for four hours In his store after
the shooting. Powell surrendced. but
to permit the use OF hand
cuffs. Powell's actions lead to tho
belief that his mind is affected
Travis's teeth probably saved Ills
ifc Eight teeth were Knocked out
oy the bullet. DETECTING its course
rom the main artery.
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R. 4. DuEsBERRY
DIES IN ST. l0U|s
Distinguished Confederate OF.
fieer Served Long With Old
Danviilc Railway

SichaTd Henry DunsSrrry. formerly
Vel known in Richmond died la 81,
, rssals, Nc at o'caosk yesterday
i n Eiahss,r,, ns vas . born .fannary 1sss,
, s VIC. frances Parkinson puesbers.y. lie
Was member OF tho Richmond Light
M Is antTy Blues Battalion. Company 4.
80 y. siA,h Virginia Regiment, several
lars before the Civil War, and was
With tina; company nj laa4per's Ferry
curing the John Grown raid. at the
I, .! ea-Ring out CT the war he wont With
i itss eo a,sI into service. Ap,fl 81.
Sreek- rear fredericksburg. until tune.
men .x4n his COMPANY was ordered to
Mesf virginia with the Wise Brigade.
a sle was captured at Roanoke Island,
y. -. by General Burnside in Fcbrua-
r. :, 1852, and was naroled Aftcr being
- -. : "a s az SEQ ne returned TO his com
tnand and scrrd until 1864 WHOM hrA
~, WIS detailed from the field ny order OF
ne SeeTetary Of War; and assigned To-
ne Railroad Bnrean of The Confcder-
ate States. where he remained until
the close Of the war.
lie was then made purchasing agent
q the Richmond and Danyllle Rail 4
read. which position he occupied until
November. 1888, when he resigned and
? a s the POSITION Of parchasinc
S Sss,5 q , ,hs Mobile and Ohio Rail
thai capacity until May /, 1904, vi, /
he was forced 10 resign on acc. m,
of falling health, due to an operation
performed several months before.
Married In Richmond.
MIR. Duesberry was married in jan {
larS. 1865. to Miss Sara Frances PcaN, I
Of Richmond. who survives him, lie is /
survived also by two characteristics.
violet p. Bidgood and Mrs, Lorenzo \
Norfell. of st. Louis: also by a step-
laughter: Mrs. Il. c. Wai,hall. OF Rich /
nond. He leaves also one sister. Mrs
, , p. Rtddtcka of this city. and two
10y, tners-A. b. Duesberry, OF Balti-
itv. W ''''s
The funeral viii hc bs,d fror ~.
esidence OF his daughter. Mrs, %. C. /
7. althall. 1919 Hanover Street, at ii
CLOCK Tuesday morning "a
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No Appetite

TOOK floods Sarsaparilla when Was
2 Y. very SICK woman, had no appetite what.
sser, and could not sleep more than three i,ns
No hours night; was persuaded nv t : !
trend ~ 70 try il; took two bottles ii !, !
and M greatly benefited me; gave mo J, !,
good appetite and sound sleep.''--NIRs,''
IOHN#ED 222o w. Third Street
Davenport, Iowa. W : - ~
flood 8 Sarsaparilla restores the anne.
stlte ana g makes sleep sound and refreshing
by building up the whole system il
3puriiles the blood, strengthens the nerves
aids and aperiects digestion, Take il this,
spring. - =
Get ~ to-day in usual liquid form 81
Dollar. ~
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COMMITTEES. WANTS 10 KNOW
Rockcfcller's Counsel Asked to Explain
Meaning of EOuuilafinn

7
Meaning of Foundation.
Esnecial to The II mes Disna tell
washington. March 5.-Whilc there
appears to be no opposition in the
senate. to the Federal incorporation OF
the Rockefeller Foundation, the mem
bers OF tho District committee. OF
which Mr.. Gallingcr is chairman, to-
day decided to ask Starr j. Murphy.
who controlled the Rockefeller chari-
ties. to come to Washington and ex-
plain Just what is intended to be done
under the proposition to which the
government is asked to extend It's sup
port. at least to the extent of granting
a Federal Incorporation.
The matter was discussed in eXecu-
tive session OF tho committee as fully
as was possible in view of tho limited
information Chairman Gallinger could
supply. and thercupon the committee
decided that it should know more of
tho purpose Mr.. Rockcfcllcr and his
associate had In view.
The powers granted by the proposed
charter are of the most extensive sort.
and although they are restricted to
acts connected with the dissemination
OF knowledge. the relief OF the people
and the amelioration of the race in
general members of the committee
&pcilevc they are entitled to a few
more details than arc vouchsafcd in
the legal verbiage in which the pro-
posed charter is set out.
Mr. Murphy has been notified to
appear next Friday. and at that time
IS safe to predict every membcr OF !
.ne committee will be present and
ANXIOUS to hear from an authoritative
source Just what it is that Mr.. Rookie
teller intends doing with consider /
anle part Of his vast wealth.
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AEe1kk2t.k:H::lfZKWzl7z7 aEa7Yxs

th'iis they could get their hands or
from nearby stores and pclted the 20
licemen with the missiles. 4, mountef
squad dispersed the mob
All during the march of the strik,
sympathizers dozens Of cars were nj.
tackled, their windows smashed and
me passengers and crews forced to
take. refuge from flying missiles by
wing PROSTATE on the floors.
inc police seized four persons from
INC ranks of the distutbers. One man
VITO was placed in patrol wagon made
a spectacular leap to freedom. one of
..nose IN custody is a young woman,
A'.as .Aua Nyerson, said to be the sec
ic'arS OF the Union oc Ladies' Shirt
Walst. Makers, and prominent in the
recent shirtwaist strike.
DtlVen away from Independencs
SQUARE, several thousand persons con.
srcsated In Washington Square. near.
BY y man mounted on the shon,lcrs
OF several others and started to ma
fanSne the, crowd. 4 detail OF monnt-
cd policemen dashed through the arch
ways Of Independence Hall and into
tac ihrons The crowd scattered rirht
ana lcit before the horses. The orator
was tumblcd off the shoulders ~ liza
o ~ men and was swallowed up in |
..'everai minutes sharp work with
me horses and clubs served the polica
20 break up and dispense the mass. 4
tiuiiiocf OF colorcd policemen aroused
-. o. inc crowd, and Superntend.t I
follce Iaylor fearing furthcr
trouble ordered them away. 80
\ detail of mounted policc son. j,
break up a disturbance at Eleventh, and
Streets, was met by sevnrai,
Women, who showcred the bluecoats
WIN confetti and de,lcd arrest.
Il kensington, the mill dis,rir,
crowd OF big proportions MAS cllnrron !.
10y mounted officers Two person. .wnroa
INJURED BY blows from the oniccrs,
s'1ps and three arrests were made.
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Hope For Drug Addicts !?
free Distribution of Successful
Kennedy Has Done Untold Good.

new YORK. March Sit is csti-
mated that within a comparatively short
time IN. nearly three thousand persons, adj
aictcd cd to the use Of opium or morphine
~ y, some IN form. have taken advantage Of
tie otter OF the Waterman Institute, 1874
Last lwcnty-lifth Street, Branch, AS.
New York, 70 send a free supply6f truly
remarkable !! home remedy for these in
sltllous and dangerous habits. The OK
Prcsslons OF satisfaction derived from, the
continued on use OF the remedy are practi-
cally unanimous. II is said that the free
distribution will be continued for 4 time.
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CAUSE OF DEATH KNOWN
q Longer Mastery ny TO Fntc Of
Young English Girl.

Young English Girl.
Especial TO The Timcs.Dispatch.l
New York, March S-Dr. Z. II. O'Han-
Ion. physician 10 Coroner Hollcnsicin,
said Tonight that a microscopic exam
ination of Tho y.scera OF tho body OF
Miss Lucille Clark, the beautiful younS
English girl who died mysteriously in
tho Hotel GronoSle February is, had
been completed by pr. John L. Iarkin,
OF the College OF PHYSICIANS and Sur
seons OF Columbia University. and re-
yaaled that her death was caused by
an operation.
Miss Clark was the daughter OF a
British army officer and lived at the
Grenoble with a couple named Foy,
who had left for California tho day be-
fore she was taken i'll. Her illness
followed a dinner party at which she
and the Foys and Louis Whichcr.a cot
ton broker, wcro present.
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NEW SWIMMING RACE I,Econp.
isatnrc Event at New Haven Won Il,
shErocl>, of Qunkcrtown.

New Haven, Conn. March y,,a
swan into the intercollegiate chumni !.
onship Tonight by winning the annual
meet. with twenty-scyen points ~
sixteen for the University OF pcnnsvl.
yahla and two for Princeton. SIN.
rock' 81 luakcrtown, provided Tho ,,ro.
Muiks OF mo evening by creating tho
ohls new record secured during ia
meet, Ito captured the 100 yards s,v In IN !
n,'hs race IN exactly one minute, Stod.
auru' 81 Aale, Was easily the hcayiost
seorer OF the evening, winning almost
.npush points for Yale to alone land
~ meet, ltorce, son OF the president
- lhe baltimore and Ohio RalIrond
caught NC crowd with seventy. one
tooe plunge lie weighs rs pounds
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JAMES L. NORRIS DEAD

WAS Lending Lawyer of Washington
nn'l Active in Politics.
washington, March 5.-James L.
Norris. eading patent lawyer and
.i'hancicr OF this city. died to-day OF
nsurit us. aged siSty-five years. During
most Of his lifetime Mr.. Norris yeas
conspicuously Identified with tile af-
ialrs of the national capital, where
ne was born. In politics lie was a
democrat. He served as nationa, COM
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,nittscnan for tho District as delegate
ton In 1892, witch nominated S,rnvnn
Clcvclnnd and Stevenson, was trons,,rnr
+ or the National ID democratic Conmittcs
and also was chnirmnn OF thn t - !,
3anEtiral committee of 5Clcvelnnd'a SOC
ona TERM term He was II prominent Ntason.
a ~ =, took. an especial interest ii, cl,nri.
ltablo and hospital work, stA''-
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Sox Sense

IN the long run you get from
!, reputable me rchan abou
= Wat you pay for.
But sometimes YOU don't re.
& allze what you are paying for
For an example, take sock.
guaranteed or assured aeains
J, wear.
!. The market has been flooded
I with such offers and speaking
1iEgenerally the purchasers ae
W1at they pay for-viz., socks
land land insurance.
4 The socks are usually 81 !
+ quality that is regular value 8
ioc = pair or two pairs for 2Bc
With the insurance the,
!S ,sI,7l, sell at $1.5O per box 81
That is 75c forinsurance and
75c for socks. = ! : = :
Even then the proposition
WOULD not be profitable Is the
Sc Sc eiler Were 1t not for two
things : -
First-Tl1e socks are mostly
much eavierandco arser than
their buyers have been accus-
| to1fled to wear, and SO outwear
ordinary sock s--as brouans
outwear fine walking shoes.
Second-Relatively few men
VIII take the trouble to claim
the reinsurance.
Though we guarantee every-
ming we sell to give satisfac-
tory service, we have never
lndulged in any guarantee oil
SOCKS against wear for any
specific period.
What we do offersis lust
about twice as good.
We are selling a sock at csc
winch was worth every cent
OF that before the heavy in
crease in the hosiery tariff,
ana SO is worth more now.
Our SILK Isle SOCK is q
"full fashioned".sock made in
Germany, and woven into
Shape; while SO far as we
know, all the socks YOU buy
With insurance are OF tho
seamless shapeless order.
Because OF this difference IN
our SILK LISLEl
retains its shape and
DOESN'T bag around the ankles
Because Tour threads 81 the
nhest Maco Egyptian yarn are
used In the sole, toe and l1iuh
spnced heel, we believe 1T will
actually ioutwear many OF the
.coarser, less slightly socks
which you buy with insurance
on which you don't collect.
our SILK Isle SOCKS
plack, green, gray, tan, hello,
navy ana Purple;S the pair.
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Herman 0f. Andrr.nn

special to Tho Times. Dispatcher
!, ~ . NC! burE, Va, March 5.--1icrinan
AZ. NJ ANDERSON, aged twcnty-fonr years,
ned last night ut his home here. The
*r ,,,.1aI VIII be sent tomorrow to
8fltchburg, Mass. for burial. =
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Nlr.. ,Tho,nn. n. 1,xn !, i.

Especial to Tho Times. Dlspn,ch.1
cape Charles, Va. March 5.--AIrs.
finomas y. Evans, ilfty-two years old,
ulcd at her late home hero this even
ing from cancer. Tho funeral wllltakc
place Monday morning. she ia s,,rv,YS
ed by one child. =
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U. ID. DnI,ct,.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
cape Charles. Va. March SO. ID.
pousty. aged sixty years, died ut his
I, nome IN chincoteague last evening OF
l ~ MA, following u long illness
re nc, is survived by widow and two
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VALID EN--Died, SATURDAY. March :.
Sl5 4. NJ, at 4o4 East Leigh Street &
81 MAN. DEBORAH WALDEN, widow
o. Peyton Randolph Walden and
d9iaughtnr Of the late John Lowry and
leaves the following chiIdren ~
mourn their loss: Walter Randolpl,,
orion SINCLAIR. Isabelle Virginia and
Harvey WEYMOUTH Walden. she also
leaves the, following brothers: Dr..
Va. and Edgar j. Weymouth. OF
weymouth. Meistcr s; smethie she.
leaves ono sister, Henrietta NAV
3 Weymouth. 5 -
Funeral MONDAY AFTERNOON at
8 O'Clock from Monumental Church
Friends and relatives Invited to. at
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York
GlitH and Eillins, w. Va, papers
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PATENT Booklet and advice free. Ma.
: GIN aLt son. Fcnwick & Lawrence
New York City. and s6a II St, NASH.
ington. -. c. Established 80 years
GlientsSin IS States. References. Me-
Lachlen Bkg. Corporation. Washing
ton: Alaga syrup Co, sfontromnry.
shica go Portland Cement Co. and 9th.
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THE WEATHER.

r0recnst; For N-irElnia-Fntrni ana con I
.nued warm Sundays Monday, ,iRsct-
tlcu; probably local rnins; moderate
south winds. 80 - NJ so ~
NTH ACnrolinn-Fair aud continued
winds. ~ - y -
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:, whenever in doubt, buy a
Berry shoe--now famous.
G,omparison is in no sense
oalous TO the Berry shoe.
us merit stands out then.
and $500. 800
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800. -. .. Brown.
special 10 The Time Dispatch.1
Brian. Va March 5.-Airs. Bette
s,,id,, :. VIE OF y. S. Brown. died very
ssuuueniy ~ hcr home. near here, yes
terday. She leaves husband anh
eight children. her father, CAPTAIN
Lewis McGhce; brother. and several
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DEATHS

BARBER-Entcred into rest. ycstcrd.,
/ Snhturuay) morning, at 5:i5 O'Clock
/ Edwin y. BARBER, in the sever.
uetl year of his age. -.
! THIS z. rs Sunday AFTERNOON at :i ..So
i ~. lnterment at Hollywood.
Do3REMus--Dicd. March i. at her ,,,,s
Street, Stree n sfESsen rs + i7gi Mss. Main
Of Edward Dorcnns, and mother al {
Mrs mrs. I. T. Vest and Mrs. N. y.
,,, funeral from residence March 3.
lH.erment In Kfycrricw
baltimore. Md. Washington. r.. g
t anu w iinlIston. n. c., papers please
GRAHAAl--Dicd. at her residence o1s
Hancock Street. Saturday. at 3 i. M
! MARl l., GRAHAM. wife OF j. r..
ch nqssr Mo i;2@ Thirs Street A n ..
iooRE--Dlcd. March 5, 1910. al bis
residence, ZOE Moore street. N.trH. IN
S Is age II ias fty wIfs -, yfa5
children to mourn their loss. :
Funeral MONDAY aIoRSISc.
March 9, az z O'Clock from the Sec
ond Baptist Church.
New YORK. and Eewport N..s
papers please copy
MOsAilLLER-Died. ct the residence az
l her parents IRE, on Meehanicsville Turn
daughter OF Frances KnIchcr.
, Walter p Mosmiller. aged ? three rec /
Funeral was held from athc resi-.
n gene SATURDAY, March ), at i |
CH ,RlsIIAN-Died, at the residence OF !
N Her mother n, Mrs N. e. Lipscomb. 1915 !
g.. lHlrtieth street, at II o'clock
s .sutllrday, March g. MRS. FNiNINf
CHRISTIAN. wife Of II. S. Christian.
Funeral notice later. - =:
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o]B!:!l.T'!uARY
Miss f,crtru,,,,,,g t,.. =, =.

s,au snss1a', e. Tho !, Times pl.pateh.1
.fudc German died last night after
an operation for appendicitis. nrod
awenty-thrco years. leaving her moth
u 81. ionr sisters, and six brothers. slie.
MAS ". tl'o daughter OF tlo late Captain,
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Wiley Burr,,ss.

lspec1aI 70 Tho Times Dlspatchl
Eynei,s station. Va. niarch g.
Wiley Burruss. ngcd twelve ycars. sor
OF tle late James Nj. Burruss ana Mrs
Ida .. Burruss. died at tho home o,
MS mother here Tonight at o o'clock.
Mrs. Pcyton Randolph Walden.
:, Mrs. Mary Deborah Walden. wire ~
aeSton Kandolph Walden, died ycSter-
gay ut her residence. lUi East Leigh
= street. She leaves tho following chi.
I ! : M, Maiter Randolph, Orion Sinclair,
mouth Walden. eS
l.. me funeral will take place to. NOR.
row afternoon at 3 o'clock from Mon,,-
mental EnlScnnal C,h,,rnI, - ANAAu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06

one by one our hopes grow bright.
u, as we near tho shining shore:
or we know across tho river
Waits the loved ono gone before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06
IN MEM0RLAM

SQ, .S, sad but loving remom .
, brance of our darling son and
brother, BERNARD CONT, who died
ss"o years ago to-day. March 6, 19oS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-06

one by ono carth's ties arc broken
As We see our love decay;
Ana tho hopes SO fondIy chcrishnd
blossom but to fade away. 'ss'.