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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-21
.SM|UGG[ED ARMS
ARE DISCOVERED
.---------..------.
Discontinued Mexicans Prepar-
ing for Revolt Against
Government.
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED
Believed That Serious Uprising,
Planned for June 70, Is
Averted.


Cananea. Mexico June 2o.-The pre-
mature discovery OF struggled arms
and ammunition followed by the arrest
of leaders of the disconnected faction
and the proclamation of martial law
in Cananea and other border towns.
probably has checked and discouraged
a serious outbreak against the NIexi-
can government, scheduled to take
place on June 20, election day.
The revolutionary movement orlgi-
mated among young men OF northern
Mexico. followers OF General Bernorda
Reyes, now in Europe. and Of Senior
Madero' candidate for President. now
under arrest in Monterey on the charge
of causing crowds to form. The dis
contented faction demands politlca,
liberty free speech and the right to
vote They announce that they VIII
go 10 the polls on election day pre-
pared to fight II denied their constitu.
tional rights.
The discovery that the mon were
smuggling arms across the border from
the United States, was followed bv no.
lice raids in many villages OF northern
Sonora, Four men were arrested yes
terday at Vallaverde, and number of
rifles and revolvers and 1000 rounds .
of ammunition were captured.
AT Chivectria, near Cananea. forty.
hve rifles and ammunition were can
tured. and at Buena Vista, one hous.
Welded twelve rifles. with ammuni-
ton Dealers at Bisbee, Douglas and
Naco. Ariz, have sold all the rites
and ammunition in stock
Cananea, the centre of tho ,,ova-
ment, Is guarded by two companies Of
the Twenty-tfth Infantry, and com.
pany Of rurales under Colonel Emo
TO kosterlitsky. The sendarmes are
under arms.
Hundreds of arrests for causing a
disturbance in public meeting have
been made throughout Sonora. and
leaders of the revolutionary movement
nave been deported. Twelve leaders
at Cananea have been taken TO Eerm-
osillo, where they will be held until
after the elections. Tho troops have
orders to dispense any gatherings OF
fifty or more persons
Chief of Police Rafael Lopez. of Can
anea. has resigned and disappeared 1t
Is said that he left In response TO
warnings that his fate would be the
same as that OF the Mayor and chief
of police OF Culiacan, who recently
were killed.
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Arms Are seized.

Del Rio Sonora. Mex, June Gothic
uprising in Sonora against the ma
tional government is assuming seri-
Gus proportions. T, is alleged BY Fed
eral officers that ammunition has been
shipped into Mexico from Douglas,
Bishee, Naco and other Arizona towns.
Rurales have seized in Cananea 5000
rounds Of ammunition. Many rifles
have been conhscated from MeSicans
caught In the hills near vallaverde,
lust south of the American boundary
line. The prisoners are held at No
gales.
Colonel Kosterlitzky, with band
of rurales, entered saucede to-day He
is spreading his force along the Dor.
der They will be Joined by troops
that are marching overland. Six hun.
dred soldiers have been sent from Can
anea to Culican.
II Is said that next SUNDAY san
Juan's feast day, is the date set for
riotinE.
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OBITUARY
John Henry Moore.

IspecIaI 70 The HINGE. DItpatrhFI
Lynchburg, Va, June 20--John Hen
ny Moore. aged flfty-five years, We'll
known retired business man, died sud-
denly this morning shortly before 8
o'clock, at his residence, 1920 Madison
Street Death WAS due to a stroke of
apoplexy. which he sustained this
morning about o'clock.
Mr.. Moore was born in Albemarle
county January 10, 1855, but he spent
practically all Of his life here.
twenty-five years ago MIR Moore
married Miss Annie OBrien, OF Rich
mond, who, with six children, survives.
Annette L., Richmond l.. George w,
and Dorothy D. Moore. There is also
a sister Miss Bette Moore, who re-
sides with the family on Madison
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interest to white House events to-
day. Mr.. Taft feels that he has &C
coniplshed all that he set out to do
at the present session of Congress. and
the fact that the publicity bill Is to
be added to the achievements seemed
especially to please him.
Despite the criticisms that have
been heaped upon him. Mr.. Taft, ac-
cording to his close friends, believes
he has given his party good record,
and when 1t comes to the campaign
this fall the President in whatever
he has to say will not attempt to pass
the new tariff law by, but Will defend
1t again.
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BUILDING PERMITS
Irenshaw Tobacco Warehouse to Be r.
modelled.

NfensuHW 1bbaCrO WNrshouse to BE Re
modelled.
Building and repair permits were issued
yesterday as follows:
N. J. Hughes to erect two-story bxiok
tsn en- emit two dwellings, on the south side Of
SacN4sn street between Third and Fourth
Streets, to cost 1880.
Mrs Matte B Bradley. 10 repair brick
oSelIing, 1901 cambridge Street Washing
ton Ward, to cost $50 s
CrenshaW Tobacco Warehouse Compsnv
e repair brick warehouse on the east
I nas OF shockoe slip between Cary Street
ana the old James River and Kanawba
Canal, TO cost $500 y" ia
Olivia r, Robinson. to repair frame
nweAiss, SIS Kinney Street, 10 cost 500
", g. Boehiinss estate, 10 repsir two
brick dwellings, eDo-eoois North TwentistH
Street, TO cost $500 &c W
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THEATRE LEASE SIGNED.
Otto Wells Gets Norfolk Academy of
Music for Ten Years.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch
Norfolk. Va. June 2o.-The an
nouncement is made that Otto Wells,
representing the Wells Syndicate, has
leased from c. w Grandy the Academy
of Music for term of ten years. 1t
is further announced that this season
the house will be open playing the
independent shows, as we'll as any Of
the trust" attractions that may de-
sire dates.
The leasing Of the Academy puts at
rest the reports. current for several
years, that at the expiration of the old
lease this property would be converted
into all arcade for commercial pur-
poses and that there would be g. new
theatre erected and occupied by Wells
with the old line attractions.
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Sensible Resorts We'll patronlsed.

:, ISpeclal % The Times Dispatch
Norfolk, Va, June 3o,--With real
summer weather and the absence of
rain, the hrst week in weeks tha ssa
side resorts in this section were Vel
patronized Yesterday. At Ocean View.
Virginia Beach and Cape Henry for
the first time this year hundreds of
hathers We're in evidence and all of
the attractions were doing business.
The upcountry excursions were the
largest OF the season, and the Rich
mond crowd the biggest OF all.
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Wants InvcxtiEation.

Washington, D. C., June 2o-A whole
investigation to ascertain whether the
government has prosecuted all viola
ions OF the antitrust. interstate com
merce and banking laws. especially
directed at the United States Steel Cor
poraton. Is provided for in a resolu-
tion introduced tonight by Rhpresen-
tam TIVE Stanley. OF Kentucky.
~ me measure proposes the creation
congress, elective BY ballot Of the
1897. there have been violations of the
laws law me mentioned whore the government
mao not instituted proceedings. The
committee which is authorized to eli
curing a, recess and directed to report
20 the House. Is to Investigate the
steel CORPORATION, its ORGANIZATION and
i operations and any. affiliations. tend
ing toward such violations. with tho
pennsylvania Steel Company. ca-bria
sSel companies and other steel con-
Germs nominallY Independent, Pennsvj
Nania or other railroads. trust and in
1Sulance com panies, or permit manipu-
ton. etc. &
mittee w " LIN
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were Issued yes
terday in the Hastings Court TO John
Walters and Alice G.. Snesd. 10 Clar-
ence l.. Haddock and HAZEL g. Her
bert, TO John T. Hamilton and Angie
V Goodman. to Edmund Lee Wood
ward, of China, and Frances Peyton
Gibson, TO Henry Adrian Brady, of Ed :.
gartown. w. Va, and Jennie Lee Blair.
to Charles OBJ. Cowardin, of Roanoke
and Laura L. Webb, and to Thomas NJ.
Rransford and Maggie Smith.
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MANY Arc In .Jnt1.

ri Paso. June Gothic correspond
ent at Sonora. Mexico, who was sent
by the Herald of this city to Cananea.
Mexico. on Sunday TO ascertain condi-
lions there. wired to-day that the en-
tire town was under military guard,
many people had been placed in Jail
and that all homes were searched for
weapons
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Judgment Entered.

IN the City Circuit Court yesterday an
order was entered in the suit Of Digs &
Beadies Inc.) against A. V. Shelton 4
Company, overrulIns the motion to set aside
the verdict as contrary to the law and evil
dence. Judgment was entered for the
plaintiff in accordance with the verdict OF
thu iury for s75I5
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MAN ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

woman Cot Weapon 10 Shoot Chickens,
Didn't Know 1t Was Londed.
biuefIeld, w. Va, June 20.-Dennis
i,eeu' aged twenty-five, boarder in
the home of j. j. Flowers. was ACCT.
dentally shot and killed by Mrs. Flow.
ers at her residence to-day. Mrs
Flowers was talking TO Reed. and said
she Intended getting gun to kill
some chickens. When she returned
with the weapon Reed threw up his
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THE WEATHER.

Forecasti Nirginin--Partly cloudy
ana continued warm Tuesday and We'd
nesday; light. variable winds,
North Cnrolina--Pnrtly cloudy, with
,ochi thunder showers Tuesdny and
Wednesday; light to moderate, yprin-
BILE winds.
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Bill Not Yet sI.nod

Warrington, D. c., June 20.-Presi-
cent Taft is still holding up the river
and harbor BILL which has been on his
desk ready for signing for several DAYS
past The ten days in which 10 act
upon tne measure expire Saturday, next
Mr.. raft wants to make a thorough
study OF the bill before giving IT his
approval. He has been too busy with
other matters to do this up 10 tho
present time s'4o
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EehkgHiazzo h:
a13 East Broad.

hands in testing manner. saying II
am not guilty"
The gun was discharged and Reed
fell dead. Mrs. Flowers said she did
not know the gun was loaded and is
frantic over the fatal affair.
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e. c. e. 4 GREAT TONIC,
'asys aaa9o &uaD. AND BLOOD PURIFIER


A. a. az .hat IS because It's the
causss he weakened
Is Natures Tonic Blood
when possess nor only
u az
ana steadily
system perfect health,
1t needs System
OF me
sores ana Ulcers Sorofula Malaria Skin
tho Blood any all who te Dooo BOOK
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. LIT AWTA
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Mrs. ,lnr, L. Gnr,on.
[speciaI to The Times. Dispatch. ]

LSpeciaI 10 The Tltnes' DIspatcN,I
Winchester, Va, June 20.-Mrs Mary
Florence Carton wife of Spotiswood +.
Carton, died last evening. in the Sixty
third year OF her age. She leaves her
husband, TWO sons-Veruon B. Carton,
editor OF the Martinsburg CIV Val
Evening Journal, and G. l. Carton. OF
Winchester: three daughters--Mrs. ID.
r. Eskey and Mrs. c. +. Hotel. of
Winchester. and Mrs. William Wore.
OF Clifton Forge, and ono brother
Charles E. Hoover, OF Winchester, She
had been a member OF The Methodist
Episcopal ChMrch nearlN fifty years.
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Mrs. Lnne Robertkcn,

Especial 70 TIE lime -DlsnntcH.
Crewe Va. June 20--Mrs. Iane Rob
evtson. aged eightyfour years died
at her home here sunday night, a t
o'clock, and will be buried in the
Crewe Cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
She leaves one son, Tom Robertson,
who made his home with her She was
a member Of the BAPTIST Church Her
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,NInkes Two rlirhta.

Nashville. Tenn, June 2o,--Charles
IS Hamilton made two brief aeroplane
flights to-day. He was in the air
seventeen minutes In all The highest
altitude he attained was about 500
feet
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slEnr Stntel,onh mn.


washington. June 2o.-President
Taft signed the statehood bill at i:4o
O'Clock this afternoon, in the presence
OF PostmasterGeneral Hitchcock. SEN
ator Beveridge and Representative
Hamilton, chairmen, respectively. Of
Inc Senate and House Committees on
territories: Delegate Cameron. of Ari-
3Iona; DELEGATE Andrews, of New Mex.
49, tSa; James T; Williams, Jr., editor Of
signature. '"'ns .'e
Approved, VIM H." was signed
with sold gold pen, made to ordar
py ter-General Hitchcock. who
Hds done much hard work in putting
me Dill through. Taft" was writteS
with big eagle feather pen, pre-.
20. 1910" was written with the gold
Tnc eagle feather was carried 70
the White House in big leather case,
After the President had affixed his
Signature, Secretary Morton used a
5lotter and gave it to Delegate An
drsws: who wanted it for a souvenir.
Both men have been friends for
years As he handed the blottlng paper
marked that he took that occasion tn
reward the delce;ate for saving his life
1treen years ago.
The story was ted to President Taft
One night, ntteen years ago, while
travelling along IN the Grand Canon
q Arizona, Mr.. Norton became III
When he could crawl no further he
discovered him and hurried to Mr.
Sameron's home for help. Mr.. Norton
he recovered.
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Virgininn, In New York.

In New York alone there is a colony
OF Nirginians with population of from
5000 to 5000, and in some of the other
large cities the proportion would be
maintained. 1t would not be difficult
10 get in communication with these,
and doubtless many of them would
jump at the opportunity TO get back
and be the guests of their mother State
As somebody said yesterday, .fvir-
glnlans have more State pride than
the people of any other State. and
that alone is enough TO insure the sue
cess of a homecoming week. All over
the nation there are men who delight
IN saying. i am Virginian.' and you
can readily figure that they would be
Just pleased TO death almost to get ba cx
for such an OCCASION
Are you coming back to Old vir-
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CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

$ A. NJ temperature ........ 75
Humidity II
W W' directlon Observation-Disclosures South
y, Weather - .,,......,,...,c Clear
- noon temperature .....s..,...,.. SIS
3 P. NJ temperature al
MAXIMUM temperature UP to
Minimqtn temperature up to
Mean temperature so
Normal Temperature .s rs
Excess In temperature .
E%cess IN temperature since
Accum, excess in temperature
since January 1.. 81
Excess in rainfall since March |, 20
Accum excess in rainfall since
January ..,,,.,,., .,,.,.,,..., go
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d. II. Brasonier.

Winchester Va, Juno 2o-.D. II.
Bragonier a well.known retired Police
Court justice. died at his home here
about seventy-three years. He was a
son OF the late Rev. ., II. BraGonier,
a Reformed Church minister, OF Shep-
herdstown, w. Va and is survived by
his widow, Mrs Virginia Brasonler.
one son, James Bragonier, of New
York, and ono daughter. Mrs. Charles
Snangler of Zanesyille O.
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'rhomns II. Savage,
Tspecial to The Ti-res Dispatch. |

T-peclaI TO Y ne TF''t' = IJIsga Ut. =,
Winchester. Va. June 20.-Thomas II
Savage. formerly superintendent OF
national cemeteries in Richmond. Win
chester and elsewhere, died to-day at
Memphis. Tenn. after a weeks illness
of typhoid fever, aged sixty nine years.
He was a native Of Ohio and leaves
second wife, formerly Mrs. Beck, of
Richmond, and one daughter Two
daughters by his FIRST marriage also
survive. The remains will be buried
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pastor. Rev, Rosser. will conduct the
burial service.
Dnvis f. Kefnuver.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch,1
Roanoke, Va. June 20.-Davis e.
ketauver. former commissioner OF
Roanoke county. died at his home. near
this city, to-day. aged seventy years.
He leaves one daughter Mrs. Andrew
A, Ayers.
Mrs. Mary Edwards.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Crozet, Va. June 2n.--Mrs. Mary Ed.
wards widow OF Tazewel Edwards
died here to-day at the home of her
daughter Mrs, r. ". Mooney, aged
sixty mine years. The funeral Will
take place at charlattesville Wednes-
dren.
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onallficntlon. In chancer,.

Thomas c, Gordon qualified yesterday in
the chancery Court as administrator OF the
estate of Mrs. Ellen B. Farland. The estate
! valued al 5000.
Thomas W. Crouch qualified as administra-
tor OF George r. gibbons. The estate is
valued at sl1.7s5
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Mig success Elsewhere.

In many cities and States home-com-
ing week has been great success. 1t
was started up in some Northern State
and was from the first ccessful
idea. People who had long waited for
some tangible excuse to go back
home" found 1T at last and swelled
the population of their old homes for
n few days. In the North 1t is big
event. Brass bands and banners are
brought out, there are speeches of vel
come and entertainments galore, all OF
which result In doing good for all In
terests concerned.
There Is scarcely hamlet in Virginia
that cannot point to some former in
habitant who has gone out of the State
to seek his fortune. If the cities had
some way of official compilation of sta
ttstics along this line 1t would be sur
prising to learn how many former cit
liens in other States there are. Most
Of these would try to get back, espe-
cially when they understood that the
week Of celebration was to be In their
especial honor
II was suggested yesterday that
program for homecoming week in
Richmond could be preared without
much difficulty. There could be great
welcome mass meeting in the City Aud
itorium. at which Mayor Richardson
and Governor Mann might deliver adj
dresses of welSrne, to be followed by
speeches by some of the prominent EEK
patriate Nirginians." Then there might
be an entertainment under the auspices
of the city and the Chamber OF Com
merce, and the whole event could be
made very pleasant and memora BILE
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LES
A Gable Ad. Every Day
TIE
sc a nnu a /
Tuning
SOntr' act =
rs a Gable Speciality

We have several expert tuners
who are artists in their line, and
who are retained as a part Of our
permanent organization.
The Annual Tuning Contract
arranges for the services of one
of these skilled tuners, assures
the proper care OF your piano
during the year, and INSURES
against any oversight on your
part in keeping it properly tuned.
A post card or phone call,
Madison 1874, will bring an ex-
pert, who will cl1eerfully give all
information, without any obliga-
ton on YOUR part.
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Deaf HIS

DAiN-Died. June %. 1910, at $50 p.
NJ, NELLIE ROBERTA DAiN. In
tant child of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Dahn
Remains viii be inferred at Cedar
Grove Cemetery. Williamsburg. Va.
on JUNE 81
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Write .rno A. Tucker. Manager. for
rates at THE VIRGINIA BAY. Ocean
View. Va. See I'D. in another column
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KILL FATTED CALF
FOR EXT ATRIATES
Home-C Coming Week Boosted as
Fine Way of Bringing Vir-
ginians Back.

Uneasy lies the head of the. fatted1
calf in tho green pastures OF the Old
Dominion, for the rumor that there is
going TO be Home Coming Week In
August is getting strong and the n i sons son
are many. A lot of people dlscussed
the matter in RICHMOND YESTERDAY sistf, a ans
thing IL the ',.expatriate Virgininns,
could ell come home that second wee.
any. state you could name there are arr,
Richmond folks who have been called
from their native city BY the ciroum-
stances of fortune.
THAT Home Coming Week, is fine
idea" said well-known business man
yesterday. "and 1 hope II. will be car.
ried out If 1t is, the city ought TO
be given over for the festivities, and
tile streets ought to be decorated with
welcome flags. Such an occasion
would mean the meeting of many old
friends, who probably might otherwise
never sec each other again, Then. too.
1t would show those who came back
how wonderfully the old city is pro-
crossing, dfd what fine place 1t
still is
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Mrs. Nary g. Derrey.

Especial 10 Tie Times.DIspatch
fredericksburg, Va, June 2e--MTs.
Mary G. BerreS, widow OF eX-Mayof
and ex-Clerk of Court Robert r Ber-
rey. died al her home here YESTERDAY,
after lingering illness, aged sixty
five vears She left no Children.
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TO RErIEyE SUMMER EXHAUSTION
TAKE Horsford's Acid Phosphate--It is cool
lns, refseshins and lnv!Eoratnln a delicious
summer drink.
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at his resi-.
tence, 22S North Thirty-second
Street. Monday evening. T;45. JOHN
POOL sCHERME RHoRN. SR.. in his
seventY-third year. survived by his
wife, one sister. Mira I. I. Shine;
ono hrother--Jame Cornelius Scher-
merhorn: five chlldren--Mary s., Sue
J., Grace e. Arthur C., John p.
Funeral notice later.
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Mrs. Andrew Murray.
ISnacial 10 trhn rines-DiaphtC b


fredericksburg, Va, June 20.-Mrs.
Andrew Murray disd yesterday a. the
Mary Washington Hospital here. OF
paralysis, after long Illness. aged
htty-iive years. She lott no children,
and is survived by her husband. The
body was taken to-day to her home, IN
fore her marriage was Miss Mary l.,
o. Graf, OF Baltimore.
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into rest Sunday
at $50 p. NJ, CHARLES TALBOT.
son of Lizzie r. and the late Allan
Talbot in the twenty eighth year
OF his age.
Funeral from Grace Street Pres
byterian Church al 1880 TUESDAY
AFTERNOON
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at his residence.
2090 West Grace Street, at T;t5 P II.
yesterday evening. FRANK ".
THOMPSON.
Funeral notice later.
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RRENCE-Entercd into rest. in At
lanta, Ga. Sunday evening, June 10.
1910, KATHERINE WINTER, wife OF
the late John Early Terrence. and
daughter of tho late Honora bic VIII
liam Writ and Caroline Maria
fSemmes) Clayton. Mrs. Terrence
leaves three sons william Clayton
Terrence, of Richmond John Early
Terrence and Paul semmes Terrence