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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
FEAR P0sTOFF|CE
WILL sink IN PIT.

STAUNTON, VA. August 2o.---In-
terest revived in the cave-ins yester-
day when a decide ,depr assion ap-
peared in the postofiiee yard. It 10
similar to the one which was first
noticed. Postmaster Allen ID sounding
over the depression and has gone
through ak feet Of soft earth.
The caves on Baldwin street now
excite only casual interest. The houses
on Lewis street. In the rear Of which
the third cave formed. are now In
a safe condition. the only one serious
ly threatened having been braced from
solid rock on the sides Of the cave.
Under direction OF biologists and en-
giners. holes are being bored 70 as
certain the character of the ground,
and the course OF the caves. The
borings show solid rock at depths
ranging from Is to about 80 feet.
sufficient progress has been made to
show that all che important buildings
in the vicinity are on rock or with
rock only short distance underneath
them, except the public school build
ing, which was built on piles said to
have been driven to solid foundation
This IL really the only house in the
city of any special Importance which
was built on this mari base, necessi-
tating the driving of piles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
INSANITY WILL
Be AEGRO's PLEA
After Being Sentenced Gilbert
Has Sense Enough to En-
ploy Lawyer.

Walter Gilbert. the negro who hit
Captain A. s. Wright in the mouth and
afterwards tried to whip every one
connected with the police department.
Ia going to plead insanity before Judge
Wells or a lunacy commission He is
now in the city Jail Of Richmond serv-
ing a sentence of twelve months i'm
posed by Justice Maurice.
The negro was convicted of larceny
in Richmond and pleaded insanity so
strongly that he was sent TO the negro
asylum in Petersburg. He became per-
fectly rational after remaining there .
few weeks and was permitted to re-
turn TO his home in Richmond. few
days ago he came to Manchester and
acted in o suspicious manner. He ran
from the officers who approached him
and gave them terrible resistance be-
fore he was taken In charge.
Captain Wright was struck In the
mouth and tooth knocked out. Pa
trolman Waymack came to the assist
anee and between the two officers the
negro was subdued.
Taken to cell, he broke the iron
pipe to. the sewer and thereby turned
on the water. Defying the officers to
come into the cell. he fourfshed the
piece OF pipe. But no policeman went
in the cell. The negro was the suf-
ferer. He couldn't get out and the
water was pouring down all the while.
After about a foot of water had been
allowed to run into the cell the pipe
was fixed and the negro was very alb
iect He pleaded guilty the next morn
ing before Justice Maurice, but after
receiving the sentence of twelve
months in jail, has, through an at
torney. noted an apapeal and will now
plead insanity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

lowing October the trip was made. and
as they passed through the Goshen
Pass they gathered the flowers which
he had requested. although they were
not in bloom and tenderly layed them
upon the casket after which they pro-
ceeded to Hollywood cemetery In
Richmond, where they laid to rest
all that was mortal of Matthew Fon-
tame Maury, the noted American
scientist. by whom all nations have
been benefited.
He Joined the Episcopal church in
London In 1857 and ever lived true
and faithful member. The Huguenot
church of Charleston, South Carolina.
has erected memorial tablets to both
Commander Maury and his son.
or the eight children born of this
union only two. are living, namely.
Mrs. werth. of 1725 Park avenue.
Richmond, and another daughter.
Mrs. Van Doren, resides In Albemarle
county. Virginia
Miss Herman closes her paper by
quoting Mrs. Margaret j. Preston's
sympathetic poem, on Commodore
Maurys last words. entitled Through
the Pass"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
LEBANON ASSOCIATION
CLOSES FINE MEETING

Especial to The Richmond yirginian. }
MARION. VA. August 2o-The
third days session of the Lebanon
Baptist Association was interferred
with by the rain which greatly re-
duced the attendance. The house was
well filled. however. and there was
much interest manifested In the dis
cussions of foreign missions and the
Baptist Orphanage. Rev. J.. NJ. Shell
burne and Rev. G. Writ Trainham
spoke on the former. and Rev. p. H.
Chelf on the latter.
A committee was appointed to CO.
operate with the Sunday-school secre-
tary Of the State Mission Board In the
organization of Sunday-school con-
vention for the Lebanon Association.
The association adjourned at 1890
o'clock to meet next August with the
Crosses Creek church. Smyth county.
Rev. w. B, Jones, of Glade Spring,
was appointed to preach the annual
sermon.
The abundant hospitality OF the
Mfdle Fork church and OF the people
of the community In general was ac-
knowledged in an enthusiastic vote of
the thanks.
Acknowledgment was also made of
courtesies extended by the Norfolk
and Western Railway Company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
DICK SAUNDERS IS
PROBATION OFFICER
Job Was Thrust Upon Him By
Justice Maurice and He
Doesn't Like 1t.

Deputy City Sergeant ]. @. Saunders
holds the same position In Washing
ton Ward that Probation Officer Poi
tiaux holds in Richmond He was
not aware OF the fact until Saturday.
1t is true, but he has the job, any
way.
Justice Maurice made him probation
officer when he placed him in charge
of William Stoken. a negro, who was
charged with non-support. The order
of the court was that the negro should
report to Sergeant saunders once a
week and inform the officer what
amount of his salary had been given
to his wife. IL Stokey draws his sal
AIRY and doesn't give his wife a part
of IL he will be arrested and taken
care of by Mr.. Saunders.
i've had a lot of jobs" said Dick
Saunders. but this thing OF being q
guardian is new one on me-"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Personals and Briefs.

The ladies aid society OF Bethal
church. Midlothian, will give lawn
party in the church yard Saturday
night.
Master Kenneth Cleaton has recov-
cred from an attack OF pneumonia.
Miss Emily Beaslcy 10 visiting her
friend. Miss Emma jackson. near Mid
lothian.
4 Mr.. Ferrali Pulley. who was injured
In a wreck near Pittsburg. few days
ago. and who Is now with HIS rela-
tives in Fourteenth street, is recuper-
ating rapidly. He Ia still unable to
walk without crutches, but his physi-
clan thinks he viii be all right with
in a week.
Two cases of diphtheria have been
reported in South Richmond. and sew
eral families have been made very un-
easy. The homes have been quaran-
tined. and II is not thought there will
be spread of the disease
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
DEPARTMENT ORDERED
TO DEPORT DESPERATE

WAsHINGt ON. D. C.. AuG. 3o.--A
Central American desperate. Pierre
Bailey, alias Georges Redoute. who
days to ave years In the talia Of ssv-
eral countries, was ordered by the ie-
partment Of commePcA and labor TO-
day "a be departed from Boston ~ m
undesirable Citizen,
Bailey has q record OF being arrest
ed every year from i411 to 1901. npon
various charges. burglary. safe- crank-
ign. and assoults have been his prtno1-
the hands Of the department.. he ss-
capped from the CsyAAne penal colony
in June. 1900. to SApto Domingo. There
he succeeded In bribing member Of
70 take him aboard a sRtlcx.
Upon the arrival Of thu boat AZ Bos-
ton he dsssrtsi ktncs his arrival A.
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.Rustburg

Especial to The Richmond Virxfnfnn.1
huSTBURG. VA. August H.
Mrs. Noodson ". TigHer, Mrs. i
1amfn Tignor and MIR. Ben Leo ~
nor, OF Hampton. are the eties<a 0<
DR.. and Mrs. Driscoll. 5 ls8
Miss Mary c. Nelson, who has -
visiting relatives At Warrenfon, VI
returned home to-day. s1ssa1S
Miss Annie Ia giving . HOUSE pal1
this week at the home Of her fax1
MIR. Joseph III. Stone. The parry
composed of Masses Fannie 0oe11f
Maize Gettle, Chryta6el ana 81
Arthur, aAllte McDaniel- Lsttio aS1
Bedie Payne. I s
Miss Fannie Baily ana niees. -
Francis Dalton, OF Lynchbura. ~ 11i
guests Of Mrs. 8. w. Petty a38a
Misses Stella and Lucie W1thors n
visiting relatives In Lancaster count
Miss Effe Rosser. who has bean NJ
Ill. IL improving. sas sSS|
Mrs. 4. B. crawiey. Of Evol y
returned home. after q visit q 1G1
tives in our town. gSs3
The teachers were appointe<
the school board for our Graded r.
are an follows: Principal, Fful0
G. w. Pool: assistantS-Misoeo ka7
Suddith. Temple Lsftwich and
Payne. They ara all expeet6
teachers. and THAR appointment I'M
universal subtraction to the pafH
DIR. w. L. Witt. who has booSk
sisttng DR.. Driscoil In . xevfy11
Hayes chapel. has returned N
home At Forest depot
Miss Margaret Arthur II attoS
the Woman.s Forei9n MiasiOnary ES
ference at Montvale.
Miss GLADYS Arthur IL a. fh9
shore for q few weeks. 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
REMARKABLE INCREASE'
rs SHOWN BY DETRCT

WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. a0.-<J
cials of the census bureau today ~
mitted their astonfshment at the ~
markabie increase in popufatfon ax6N
by Detroit, which now has 4se.1tt LII
ha bitants
The percentage Of increase n
par cent, which In the greatent ~
announced for city In ehe cfn1Gs
Detroit. In 1900 Detroft's p0puta14
was 2s6.704. The increase In fhS T1]
vious decade of 1888 was put II E1
shade by the jump of 1s0.061 tS1
1900 to 1910. All calculations u1E@|
by the census ONCE upon data coI1eet
during the interim between cenes1G
were shown TO be futile In thu 3M
of Detroit, a. the advance GstfIn14
gave that cit yonIy 39s.eT1. Hi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20


The following charters were Gx&M[1
ed Saturday by the State Corpox4111
Commission: 4 4 n
South Norfolk Volunteer Fire CT
pany. Onacers: L. M. Nicholas, Dl
ident; J. =. Hutchines. seeretaF3s TT
tees. 8. w. Wilson, w. r.. Gray ~
w. II. Poyner. all Of South NorfoI
- Peoples supply Company. Of 06
burg. Ofncers: A. Pitt oBwerM pxo
dent: J. B. Rhinchart. vice-prAead6lff3
W. c. zirkle, secretary and trea1uf(
all Of Edfnburg. Capital. Mininu1
$1,000: maximum, $4,000. Ob51e11
Farming supplies.
Gem City Land Company, Inc. e.
Pulaski. Ofi1cers: J. NJ. Bosane, pr0
fdent; w. G. Price, vice-president; VI
r. wysor, secretary and treasurer Il
M. Lyon. general manager. Al o. ~
laski. Object: Real estate buatu1
Capital: Minimum, 5000: maximn3
$4,000. ssS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
FIVE COMMITTEES
To HOLD MEETINGS
Members Are to Gather for Last
Time During Present
Session.

Five council committees will hold
their last meeting Of the present ses-
sion next week. Several OF the meet
tngs are called merely for the pur-
minutes.
The meetings are scheduled as fol-
lows:
Tuesday, committee on annexed ter
ritory, to meet at s O'Clock.
Thursday. committees on water,
grounds and buildings and streets, all
TO meet at o'clock.
Friday, committee on St Johns
burying ground. to meet at o'clock,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
NEGRO WOMAN USES
4 PISTOL, ON HER RIVAL

DANv1LLE. VA, Aug. 20.---Lixxie
Joyne was shot and fatally Injured
here yesterday by Cora Pride. Both
are negro women and the shooting
was caused by a quarrel over . man.
The injured woman. who was shot
In the neck. ran through the crowded
tobacco district screaming for help,
while the blood was flowing freely
from the wound and her clothing was
ablaxe. caused By the shooting at close
range. The other woman, armed with
the smoking revolver, was given q
clear pathway by the large crowd that
assembled and escaped.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary e. schultz.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Schultz, wife
OF Mr.. H. r. Schultz. OF Chesterfield
county. died Friday morning. She
was sixty-five years old and leaves
her husband and the following chill
dren: /. H.. +. l.. f. B.. II. l.: and
A. q. Schultz. Mrs Joseph fraser. Mrs.
George Krfmm, Mrs. George Kinker.
of Philadelphia, and Miss Madeline
Schultz. and one brother. III. @. Schuf-
te. and one sister. Mrs. Richard Schut-
tie. The funeral Will take place Sun
day afternoon from St. Mary's Catholic
church Interment win be in Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Southern Railway

TxkIND Lave RICHMoND.
49, ~ - sssscus seufs psDla1sd =
$40 a M.-Deay-Loc for Charlotte.
1o:4G 4. M.--Daily- Limited-For aIi poin
South. Puiiman ~ DAy Ccschss.
3.DD r. M.-Ex. eunday. Local for Mosclay.
800 2. M--=Ex. HundAy--KAysxille Local
Has r. M.--pnily--fimited, foe I'll peiuts
South. Pullman fsady $50 p. M.
YORK RIVER LINE.
l:30 p. Ma ,sun.--To West PIT, connectius
for Bsltsmoee Mcn., We'd. and FRI.
4:5o A. M--Ex. Sun. and 2:l5 p. M.--Mon..
We'd. aad Ffi.--LocAl TO West Point.
TRAIN ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From Is 6outhf 100 A. NJ. $50 P. NJ, daily;
$40 A. MIS-. SUM-, $40 r.. NJ; SOS r. NJ.
Daily III. Sunday. uocsD.
From West rptnt. $50 A. ~, daily; ii IS 4. NJ
Wed. and I'd: osA8 r. NJ. Ex sun.
921 East Main Street. Phone Madison 455.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
YOUNG GIRL WINS PRIZE
WITH PAPER ON MAURY
CONTINUED from First Page,

-. e'tss : $50 49,
playing with the Teddy Bear Of to-
day, but instead he had the real bear,
the o'possum and wolves. He was
fond of hunting and enjoyed the sport
often. frequently going on trips with
white boy With q crowd OF colored
boys. The family was clothed from
cloth made by the hands of his
mother and sisters. who csrded and
spun and woye the entire supply. One
pair Of shoes q year was the allow
ance Of Matthew A. was also all others
In that section in those early days,
and these were purchased or made
by the cobbier In the fall. and near
the HOLIDAYS were ready for = half
SOLE By the time this was worn out II
was spring time and they were turned
barefooted again. Oncs when Mat
thew's little "stoGgies' were brought
home from having been half-solsd by
the cohbler, his attention was attract
ed to some figures on the bottom
which were Of more interest than the
shoes Many question he asked his
parents concerning these strange
marks. and - he was Informed. his
interest became greater, and from that
Of mathematics. and . deep interest
was awakened which knew no abats-
ment.
At the age OF II years Maury had
the misfortune to fall from the top Of
q tree some forty feet high. and In
tursd hts back. In the fan he also
bit of a part Of his tongue. When
picked UP he was apparently iifeless.
There were no skilled surgeons 70 be
called. IN those days. and but few
drugs to be administered to alleviate
pain. but all that loving hands could
DO fer the little sufferer was done.
and he rallied. though never the strong
robust boy ~ before. and his father
renlixing that he would never be able
to do work on the farm therefore de-
terrnined to yield TO the boys earnest
longing for education and decided TO
send him to school. In his sixteenth
year Maury entered Harpeth Academy.
In 1895 he was appointed midshipmAn
first cruise In the frfgate Brandywine.
on tho coast Of Europe and In the
Mediterranean. Tho voyaSc across tho
Atlantic was rendered memorable by
tsmpestous weather and the presence
Of General Lafayette. who was on
board returning to France. having
bean to America 70 pay General wash
ington visit. Maury- received s1s
per fsaenth fer his ssxvaess- on the,
sent TO his sistsFs. thus showing q
bro&heriy love for those ct home.
In 1875. one year later. Maury was
transferred 70 the aloop OF war yen-
cennes. for cruise around the world
Having passed with credit the usaul
examination he was appointed in 1884
master OF the sloop Of war Falmouth.
then fitting out Tor the Pacific, but
was soon Transferred to the schooner
- 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
LITTLE BABY DIES
IN MOTHERS ARM

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.--"Doctor.
won't you please see what's the matter
with my baby? He doesn't seem to be
breathing right" begged Mrs. Lena
Johnson ~ she held her infant out to
DR.. Langrooche In the Harlem Hos
pital to-day, Tho physician took the
child In his arms. II was dead. The
mother swooned when the physician
told her. She had been working in
Albany and had come down on the
morning train. She thought the baby
was sleeping.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20


,aot0rinw thseush IN Herkshirs Hills
suffrage at Miss Mary Johnstcn's last
winter.
Mas Katherine Cox ana Miss Louise
Miller. OF Richmond, have been tina
recipients Of much attention in Roa.
n0l<s. Theater parties ana porch psr-
ties have bssn eiven Them.
MIR. Crxwiey Blanton. of Richmond
gave Dutch supper II Virginia Beach
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. John Stock
ton, OF Richmond, were among his
guests.
DR.. ana Mrs. J. Shelton Horsley are
In Lovinsston. Va.
caperton Braxton, ESQ, is spending
the late summer in Europe.
Mrs. Mccarthy and her daughter
Lizzie, are spending the summer IT the
White Sulphur.
Rev. r. r. McFaden will preach a,
the First Presbyterian church In
Lynchburs tomorrow.
Mrs. Samuel Davies 10 enjoying Au-
gust at Court View. the home of Miss
Thornton, In Houston. Va.
Mira. George w. Bagby was one OF
the patronesses Of the german at the
Mr.. George w. Stevens led the grand
march with Mrs. w. II. White.
Miss Pauline Powers is winning
fresh honors at the White by her skill
full tennis playing.
Mrs. Reginald Brooks IL entertain
Ing lavishiy this summer at M.rador.
Mr.. A. B. Jones. formerly at the
Valentine Museum, is in the city for
a short visit Mr.. Jones has been
studying In Paris and is now an art
designer In Pittsburg His special work
is mural decoration.
Miss Charlotte r. Forsyth is with
her uncle, Rev. Edward Goodloe. in
Fairfax county.
Rev. John Moncure has returned TO
Richmond, after enjoying weil-earned
vacation.
Miss Frances Bemiss In with her
cousin, Miss Marion Gibbs, In Altoona.
Pa.
Miss Ellen Wade is at Craig Heal
ing Springs
Mr. John Powell is with his sister,
Mrs. Brockenbrough. on East Cary
street.
Mrs. James Cannon's party of tour
ists are greatly enjoying their soJourn
in the Austrian Tyrol. With Mrs. Can
non are Mrs. James Harvie. Miss Chat
fin and Miss Harvie. of Danviiie.
Misses Mary Gatewood and Mamie
Montague McCandiish. of Saiuda. are
visiting Mrs. Maury at Is East Frank
lin street.
Colonel 10 Lane Stern and Leigh r.
Page are at Narragansett Pier.
Governor Mann returned to the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Caroline Sparrow has returned
from Blue Ridge Summit
DIR. MCGUIRE Newton is at Raleigh
Springs.
Miss Willie Lewis Wingffeld Is visit
Ing friends at Fork Union and Column
hia. Wa.
Miss Hunter wingneld has returned
home. after a two months stay with
friends tn Washington. p. c.
Miss Fonnie Poitiaux In spending
August in Caroline at the home of Mr..
r. p. Beazley.
DR.. W. s. Beaxlsy. who has been
spending two weeks in the mountains.
has returned to the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
TO ADDRESS SUNDAY
SCHOOL MEMBERS

Rev. H. II. Martens. who is assoc
eiated with DR.. James Buchanan in
the work being done by the Associated
Charities in Richmond. will address
the members of the Sunday school of
cambridge Street Baptist church Sun
day morning All members OF the
church are asked to attend the Sun
day school exercises and to hear Mr..
Martens, who IL said to be very in
teresting speaker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
BUILDING INSPECTOR
IN SOUTH RICHMOND

Cicero Thornton. q negro contractor.
was fined SIS in Police Court, part 2,
Saturday morning upon complaint
made by Building Inspector Beck that
he had not complied with the ordi-
nances governing the erection Of build
ings. Testimony in the case was fur
nished by Assistant City Engineer Ju-
liam LaPrade. The fine was paid.
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hersr ehumsts.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
HARRISONBURG. VA. Aug. 2o.-
Homer Shumate. IS years old. died
Friday. near New Hope. Augusta
county, OF tuberculosis. He leaves his
wife, who was Miss Kilkersor: his
mother, two sisters and three brothers.
He was son OF the late j. W. shu-
mate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
MRS. ATKINSON
is LAID TO REST
Body of Well-Known Lady
Reached City Friday and
Was Buried Saturday.

Funeral services for Mrs. A, c. At
kiusnn,-relict- -feFa4ef-G Common
wealth's Attorney Atkinson, were con-
Quoted at Hollywood cemetery Satur-
day morning. The body reached Rich
u1ond Friday afternoon shortly after
4 o'clock.
Mrs. Atkinson had many friends In
South Richmond who followed her
body to its last resting place. She
died at Belonia. where she was ma
tron Of Mrs. Porters Female Academy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

Cars leave Manchester, Seventh and Perry
Streets, for Petersburg;
e, Z. 8. -, 10, Ii. s12 r. NJ, l, 2. %. 4. s.
ss5:45, 20, T, q, sp:f0 p. Nj.
Hoo p. NJ. for Chester, i2.00 midnight for
Petersburg
Cara leave Petersburg, foot Sycamore Street. for
Manchester
SIS. S.ss. .s71s .7s5, s:ss. s.s5. sio.s5.
ii IS ~ NJ. 1885. .t;35, 2:35. 3:36, 496, 6'3o,
e:35 s7a5. s.35, 0:35. *lo.s0. li:40 p. ~.
Carries baGgase and express.
ssLinited excspt Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with cars for
Riehmona
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
John VI Rur,n

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Aug. 20.-
John w Burson, seventy years old,
died yesterday morning at his home.
s0I ornco street, after a long illness.
His wife and two daughters survive.
He was O native of Loudoun county.
He was a Confederate veteran.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
1larry sreeks Hedge.

Especial TO The Richmond virsinian.)
HARRISONBURG. VA. Aug. 20
After a two weeks illness from ty-
phoid fever, Harry Brooke Hodge, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hodge, OF
Stuarts Draft. Augusta county, died
Friday. II was his 2lst birthday. He
leaves two brothers. Earl and Charles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Taylor-sehum.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
HARRISCNBUHG. VA, Aug, 20.---
The engagement IL announced Of Wal
ter Lee Taylor, native Of Harrison
burg. ana Mtss Sarah Brown 6chuni.
OF Mt. Carmel pennsylvania, the we'd
ding to take MACE September 2s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Mrs. Auce Berry Tyler.

SALEM. VA, Aug. 20.--Mrs. Alice
Berry Tyler of Richmond, died at
1880 O'Clock Thursday night at the
residence Of her son-in-law, ]. S. Per-
singer. on Union street. aged seventy
three years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

has given the police continuous tr@
and recently was jailed on tia <1
OF larceny aud safe blowing. ThX
thortties have decided that hA IN
be deported and AZ result ok lh1M
cision he viii be sent back ~ H91
Domingo 70 make . fresh atari.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Funeral OF MILFORD Self.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Aug. 2o.--The
funeral of Milford Self. who died Wed
nesday, will take place at 8 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. He was thirty-two
years old and leaves wife and two
children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Mrs. NanniO Hrn<isl,aw-

RICE DEPOT. VA, Aug. 2o.-Mrs.
Mamie Bradshaw. widow of William
Bradshaw, died at her home here yes
terday morning after q lingtring III
ness. She Is survived by two daugh-
ters and three sons--Mrs. Robinson.
OF Crswe: Mrs. T. d. Terry and r. A..
J. w. and f. r. Bradshaw, OF this
place.
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ME-. Mary CamnlnlI

BuENA VISTA. VA. Aug. 2o.--Mrs.
Mary Campbell. wife Of the late Hart
Campbell. died at her home in this
city yesterday morning. after a short
illness. at the are Of sixty-seven years.
She II survived hy four sons--Alfonxo
Campbell OF Richmond; James Camp
bell. Of Greenville. and John and wal
ter Campbell OF this city, and three
daughtera--Mra n. 3. Haynes, Of
Richmond: Mrs Luther Pare, Of
Richmond. and Mrs. c. r. Shepherd,
Of South River Several grandchildren
also survive.
Ths funeral services will be con-
Quoted Sunday by Nathan Maynard.
OF the Haptist church. Of which she
was q member. M