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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
DROWNED WOMAN
NOTIFIED PUBLIC
Wrote Note to Let Post-Office
Know She Had Killed
Herself.

According TO note found deposited
sunday afternoon under one OF the
general delivery windows in the post
office. Mrs. L. w. Shumaker drowned
herself In the canal at the foot Of
Seventh street, and then walked up to
the post office to leave notification of
the act for T.. w Shunaker.
DETECTIVES Sergeant Bailey went 10
the canal and found it dry There was
no trace of a wonanS body. and men
working about tho canal said they had
seen no woman approach.
Ihe writer. besides stating that she
had killed herself before writing the
note, said that she left home Satur-
day evening because She had no money
TO pay the bills and could not keep
Mrs. Williams away from her home.
But the note was dated March 10. or
sunday.
The note was not written In heaven
or the other place and then brought
mere; II was written on paper ordi-
nariiy found on the earth. so how the
woman drowned herself first and
wrote the note afterwards is puzzling
10 say the least, Police and post office
authorities rcgnrd tho note as a hoax
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
News Of South Richmond

was dismissed the charge OF cursins and
+, abusing Lizzie smith,
| Willie Pucket, charged with nshtins in p
downtown STORE. was fined So and costs.
| Frederick Sns der. arrested on tho charge
| o. stealing SIC from his brother. John shy
i der was dismissed
! l'eddling Case Dismissed.
eits's Gaze against L. 3. Hudson, agent for
i,rea,e x sons arrested ON the charge OF
pee. ,,5 without license: and the case
Was dismissed by Justice Maurice. This ia
INC hrst sign OF activity the city official
nave shown in following the anti-illegal ped
county authorities -,
Out Of the multitude Of witnesses sum
p ,.qIa n ' ne case many disa ana
heaos or tails o! the testimony
Looking for Thief
6.id co not,re 9. me city and the Chester
Tor the man who robbed j. H. Andrews. a
SheSterheld farmer. Saturday morning OF so
ne man, whose name is Merritt, worked as
farm ma nd for Andrews and obtained tbs
money from Mrs. Andrews during the alb.
| sencs CT her husband
| Personal and General ,
~ T. Aullock. OF SerInes street is III IN
nc I, Rock Mount Hospital.
Mr.. Charles s n Jackson. o, swansooro.
= y High, .. sernmes Street is iii al
.hs child study club viii entertain ~.
d, !
night o. APRIL at o'clock The enter
tainment is given Cor the beneft OF The
plano fund.
"A Trip Through Palestine" illustrated
by SHY colored s,eTeopticon views, VIII be
me kuojeet Of lecture to be given Friday y
Baptist Church by Rev. j. J. wicker nasfor
OF INC Leigh Street. Baptist Church
me root soc!al--admission 10 which de-
peads on the size of ones underpininS-,o
oe given Thursday night in the Cowardin
avenue thrisuan Church by the Ladies Aid
splendid musical programs: fa) Violin
se!ectfon, {: Waymack. accom pa Mod bv MrA
fonk!ya; tb) violin selection O. Warmarlr
aeeoiI; PANIED by MrR. Wood: :, address b..
-! >. v Durham An Audience with III.
fcpe s piano solo ta) "Rigo,etto": (bl
Is,,ti, non sroise1 tKowalskD. by Miss
night IN the Pastiine Moving Picture Thce.
ire for the Rocky Ridge Counc.l Junior
o!oer OF United American Mechanics
Lodge News
Largely attended meeting OF tbe Man
chester Lodge OF Ancient. Free ana Accent.
"a aasons was held last nigh; at o'cioc.
In tho Masonic Temple south Ricbnnod
Refreshments OF the most toothsome varie
y were afterward handed ont to those pres
ent 'o' - e.
Progressive counc! Daughters Of Liberty
held It's regular weekly meeting LAST nighi
at $ O'clock in Cessicy.s Han. Swansboro'
Liberty Council. Junior Order Of Iynited
american Mechanics will hold its regula
:"eeH!% meeting tonight a o clock in Gers.
...ys Rail. corner OF HUI! and Ciopton
STUART Ledge. independent Order OF odd.
teHo": VII! hold sts regular weekly meet.
ing tonight al O'Clock in the Odd-Fellows
TAI. conner 81 Eighth and Hui, Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
R|GGED UP DUMMY
IN RISON CELL
Convict Makes Ludicrous at.
tempt to Escape From State
Penitentiary.

With the aid OF a very passnblc like
ness of himself. which he constructed
from his extra convict suit stuffed with
the straw OF his bunk. surmounted by
head composed of molasses and gin
ger bread. Frank Brown. a colorcd con
Vet at the penitentiary, dropped QUIET
~ out OF line as his squad was called
out Sunday night and made a stealthy
but unsuccessful attempt to esca pc
lie had no trouble in making his way
to the coal bin. where he burrowed
down and lay close. y few minutes
later he was dragged out and return cd
TO the place occupied BY the dummy.
having failed TO get away, and also
having missed the best part Of his
dinner.
When Brown was missed from the
line the alarm was given. and all the
guards got busy. The man sent TO
Inspect the cell for moment thought
he recognized the missing man. and
expected TO report him dead, but when
the straw man tumtled down he sus-
pected that No. $751; was very much
alive. Meanwhile Brown had been dis
covered and was being brought back
to his abode.
The Ingenious attempt was a source
Of great amusement to the superin-
tendent and guards. as there was not
get away, even had he been able to
reach the wall lie came to the peni-
Tertiary from CovinGton. where he was
sentenced for eight years. He has ore
vously served time In the Ohio State
DriSOn II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
YirTlninns mt Tho unlels.

Murphy s--W. B. McChesney. stanton: c.
r. Williams. Roanoke; w. a. Gray, Eir-
GINA; S. c. Davidson. Norfolk: j. w. Flood
AppomattoN; c. II. Keeling. SuthcrIn; II.
NJ. Hoge. Lincoln: G. c. Adams Cumber-
land; Mfr and Mrs. F. NJ. summerville,
staunton W. 3. Valentine. Lawrenceviile:
John Is. Hicks, Stuarts Draft: G.. O. Wing,
Green Bay; j. r. Plover, Buckingham; W. 8.
Snoad. Fork Union; r. y. Davis, Norfolk
r. E. Cole. Virginia: II. r. AIRING ton, Clare
mont: r. G. Hunter. Fairfax; W. c. Shackel-
ford, Jr.,. Albemurle; l.. NJ. walker. Char
iottesvillc: r. d. Browning, Orange: r. G
koiner Augusta; T. Garnott Bruce. Culpep.
er: T. 0. sandy. Burkevilie; r. NJ. VIM.
Clarksviiie: W. ". Wilkins. Virginia.: y. L.
Curry. Norfolk: r. l.. Massie Typo, T. Free
man Epes. Blackston
Richmond-W- r. Wash. Roanoke: H.. NJ
and ". l.. White. Diilwyn: Mrs w. ".
Robertson and Miss Martha Robertson. En-.
poria.
Lexngton-.C. II. johnson. C. e. Smith.
Lynchbnrg; r. I. Gregory. Tunstalls; It. A.
Campbell. Wimington; c. L. Snead. r. a.
Wilson. Norfolk; a. j. Stickley. Virgir9a :
Mrs L. G. Ingle, South Boston; Thomas
i5asley ]. A. Owen. South Boston; J. NJ.
Martin, Chula.
Stumpf's--J. G. Nowln, f. A. Allen. NJ s;
Satterncid Charles shmmin, r y. Doyle.
Lynchhnrg; j. G.. Miller. Lancaster; j. B
Richardson, Providence Forge; pr r. G..
Carneal, Virginia; II. g. Smith. South Iiili:
l.. +. Putnam y. a. seddinger. Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
CHARTERS ISSUED

The following charters were issued yes.
terday By the State Corporation Commits
Richmond Mutual Building and Loan
Company Hnc.) Richmond. J. Il. Roh-
president: +. L. Anderson. secretary and
treasurer-ali OF Richmond. Capital: Max
imum. 100000; minimum. $3.50. objeces:
and purposes: Building and loan ussocia-
ton
SUFFOLK Baseball Association unc.,, SUI
folk. Va j. I. withers. president: f. c.
ouimby. vice president: Fl. y. Fitzgerald,
sccretary--ail of Suffolk Capital: MAXI:
mum. 5000: minimum. si,5oo Objects and
Tho Richmond Industrial Beneficial Club
OF Virginia. Richmond. John X. Holmes,
Bradley. treasurcr--ail OF Richmond. No
capital. Objects and purposes. FratcrnaI
beneficiary association.
The kenbrdEe Gas and Light Company,
!ienbridSe, Va +. W. Clark. president: a.
D, lIobgood. vico-prGsident; I. ". Oxln.
secretary $. and treasure,--al Of ienbridge.
va. Capital: MaXiinuni. 5000: minimum.
5000 Objects and purposes: Operate u gas
company.
The virginia Development. Company
!Inc.). Richmond. c. G. Garnet, prcsA
dent: j. Mosby West. vice. president: j. O.
isicha rdson. secretary and .reasurer-all or
Richmond. Capital: Maximum. $500: min
inum. $1,000 Objects and purposes: Real
estate business.
Brookneal Tobacco Warehouse Company
president: j. II. Scott. vice president: j. II
Foster, secretary and treasurer--al OF
l3rooEncal. Capital: MAXIMUM, $4,000; min
imum. st5,coo. Objects and purposes To.
bacco warehouse business
An amendment Issued 10 the charter
OF the Pinner's Point Company Unc) in.
creasing the maximum capital stock from
5000 to $1,000.
a license TO do business in Virginia waa
Issued TO the Tcxas Company corpora
tion organized and existing under the laws
OF tho state OF Texas. Edward shrop
shire shire, Of Norfolk; statutory agent, Maxi
cc0.0o. Objects and purposes: General OF
business.
q license to do business In Virginia was
issued TO the Magnetic Pigment Company
corporation organized and existing undo!
the laws OF the state OF New York. James
Branron. OF -AlcXanudria. statutory agent
Maximum capital authorized By charter.
$4,000 Objects and purposes: Manutar-
tnre. buy and sell all kinds OF polsiics for
lenses and for glass. metals. marble, sran.
lite. ctc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
MAJORITY AGAINST
COMMISSION BILL
Raleigh Defeats Measure for
Change Of Government-Power
Company Chartered.
ISpecial 10 Tho Tin,as

haleigh. y. c. March AIaef D,ss6P at e.; 81
oeieated the commission eov.
1917 pE vote Of $50 to Ia7 univ
pt.c "ard, the Second. having given ~
~ 80. 's ior the measure provided nv
tion' i'egisla ture. subject to adop-
n ~ me people of Raleigh. This
"ard gave thirty-seven ma jorjtv
r,;, - c'iarter is granted to tho Yadkin
'seI rover Company. with s4.O00 900
tia'' LOT inc specific purpose or taxi
M, ny, over the Hewitt Falls power plant
80 N fn. county. complete 1t and SCI
en- a,.r,r;sa1. TIC transmission and power
Prises, operate interurban Iinee
unh other public utilities thai mean
80 Sa"t development throughout East"ana
Iehtral Carolina. Raleigh ts na,n., ~
ne nome office. Colonel charIes u
hohhson. OF Raleigh. Will no president
p,' is also president Of the Carolina
lu"cr ana Light Company that sn,
piles Raleigh current iron, nnc,.h hup
rhiiS, on the Cape Fear, and onernta.
ny ftaleish street railway system
!, me Corporation Commission was -
veot,o Ashooro on Thursday Of tbie
i TnI.. an an ord 1.: requiring the Ashboro
,,arspnohe Company and the Bell C,n,n,
Thn pa 20 give an exchange OF service
distanca sc cpvinan Yin, maintains only long
IN ,ioy, me effort Is to require conn ere
a SAT MN me local ASHORE exchange
o. I'll 80 iacit demanded by the S,Ih.
a.eiipers. This being court week ar
,,Ashporo. the commission has afrrend
he poslpone the hearing to q time "a
- - > eco upon later.
Inc charlotte Manufacturing Com.
f"h n 0! charlotte. is chartered, with
GSyV'"vo capital, by e. w. Glover. A. 7
r,,aiM,rton and j.. j. McAInhan, for, the
manufacture and sale of cotton mil,
Hi"th merry OF all kinds.
| -f,n"lher new Charlotte corporations
| Is Inc Queen CITY Company. canItni
$4,000, by j. r. Reason. Frank Gov
! =, There are also charters for Tho
| rnrn'ers' Insurance and Trust Com
pahy, Crccdmoor. capital $4,000. Nv
! =. Harris aud others. FOR insurance
| aschcy and trust busincss The Farm
ers Furniture Company. Wnd csboro
capital 10000. by DR.. j. NJ. Boyeit r.
Gliu others: The American II,ir1her
Company Wnynesvillc capital $50 90
others and The Telegram Companv
| greensboro, capital 500, 900 auth orizci
aha SG,a00 subscribed, BIZ j. r. rain
| -, Hra%ton and others for. pub
lshlnE The Greensboro Telegram and
ooihE general newspaper and lob
| printing business
~ con is issued by Adjutant-
General l.einstcr to DR. Hubert b.
! haywood as lieutenant in tho medical
G9rna OF The North Cnrolina National
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
Z. G.. Petty.
DEATHS

SNELsoN. DIED, March 60 1t 1910
y. ~ At the residence OF her broth
1y.l, a,y rsS Mt Andrew hrouss, ls
V. isNELsON. widow OF I. G. sneIson.
She was In the seventy first year or
her age.
Funeral from above residence
WEDNESDAY,. 3 p. NJ.
CA,RTER.-Dled, at her parents resi-
Maid PALMORE CARTER. seven
teen months old, infant daughter Of
r. NJ. and Addie Carter.
Funeral notice later.
MoscEETTI-Died In italy. March 4.
191l. JOHN MoscHETT1. son of A.
Evening papers please copy.
THRoCKMoRToN.- at the reai-
s sen Of q Ms r ana hhoYR nfsn
Throckmorton, aged Is months and
Funeral from residence. 500 Or.
leans Street, at half-past 2 TO-DAY
scottsville and Portsmouth papers
please copy.
March IS. 1911. JOHN Sin c soaf S'sf
fGEpDEIs' hns ia,l Of Jessie Gann.
seventh year of his age.
ARRIGHI.- Died, SUNDAY, March TO-
RIGHT, IN the sixtieth year of his
age. He leaves a wife. two daueh-
tiers and one son in this city, and q
father, brother and three sisters in
Italy to mourn their loss
Funeral VIII leave house. 2525
West Grace at 80 =. NJ. Services
ut st. Peters Church at p. NJ
TUESDAY, March 81. Interment In
Mt. Calvary
Chicago. New York papers please
COW,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
HEARING BEGINS TO-DAY
Greene aud Gnynor Wish to Take Pau

Greene mud Gaynor Wish to Take Pau
pcrs' Oath.
Atlanta. Ga. March 20.-The post
poned hearing on the pleas Of Benja-
min r. Greene and John F. Caynor.
convicted In the Savannah hurbor
frauds. for privilege OF taking the
paupers' oath and thereby escaping
the fines of S5S5.749 imposed upon each
Of them, will begin tomorrow before
United States Commissioner Coi0uitt.
The prison terms OF Green and Gay
nor expired OH February 6, Under tho
law they could be released after serv-
ing an additional thirty days and
swearing they were paupers and I'M
able to pay their fines Government
attorneys Will attempt to show that
the prisoners have hundreds OF thou
sands of dollars hidden, and should
not be released until their fines are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
Rench FinuI StnEe.

ieking, March 2o.-The negotiations
aor the loan of s5o,oOo,ooo to China By
an american group Of iinanc.ers INV,
reached final sta sc, all points a. iss,S
na -, ING peen agreed upon. is EXPECT.
90 30. ' ma an 7,I imperial ediot sanctionins
IT no ioah VIII be issued this week.
lhe loan was tirst projected as an
Nilerlcan enterprise purely. ana was
ol I,iliy sought by the Chinese for
~ 'iral pnrposes. The agreement
~" rea ched provides that four hank.
,ns srouPs OF the United States. Enr.
iaho' Germany and France SHAH partic.
p''e equaiiS. and the financial adviser
70 INC government In the matter az the
use OF the loan shah come from q neme
trail European state. q iieu
ne tukuan loan, the negotiations
70, ,nr which We're begun long ago l. also
hkeiy TO be concluded soon cbi1,a,
Ieceht Mlsfortunes from famine and
p.asne, accompanied by fears of foreirn
e az nr,a. have influenced the gov
eihihcnt to bring the financial transac-
lions TO a. conclusion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Emma Y. sne1son.

MTG. Ecmlnn Y. Sne1sOn.
Mrs. Emma V. Snelson. seventy years
old widow of J. G.. Snelson. died yes
terday morning at the home of her
brother law. Andrew Kfouse, II
West Marshall Street. The funeral will
take place from the residence to-mor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Infants Death.
Floyd Throckmorton. fifteen months
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. IIammctt
Throckmorton. 400 Orleans street died
Yesterday. The funeral will take place
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from the
residence.
Funeral OF Walter G. Binford.
Norfolk. Va, March 20--The funera,
service of Walter C.. Binford. who died
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21

f1.25o.ooo. according TO said Shermans
sworn statement. The time has there
fore come for me TO make good my said
promise 10 said party. Said par'y's
sawyer saw mo some months ago abou'
the matter. proposing that could now
make good MS aforesaid, and ! promptly
agreed with HIM. and do so still
Until i read the telegram from New
York did not know the amount OF
my present income. have never been
able to drag out of Sherman the value
OF my property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
Relieve China WI, ,i,,d

tekins. March Gothic Russian IL
$50, Son neieves that the Chinese govern
,js,,,.o ~. ~ sielu on the final points in
r, .e a. tcr further pressure, the sue
cessive threatening notes fron, p,,.a.i,
aaYing obtained successive yieldings
IN ~, eElissarH from the Chinese Iroreien
noaro visited the legation las, Thurs
10. a.u promised complete compliance
mtI' tne Russian demands The for
90 go repiS or China, which was deliv-
ra,. on SATURDAY to Minister Korosto-
80, 80, iaiied 10 substantiate the verbal
~ onise. In this note China aproea 80
ne cs enlistment OF consulates In Mon
s l, put still contested the right OF
russian merchants TO trade in Chimes
IS well rs in foreign goods at these
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
1yard 1,,.,,i Lieutenant ., HAYWOOD IS q

Guard. Lieutenant Haywood Is a
prominent younG practicing physician
:, The Secretary OF State. Colonel j.
Sryan Grimes, and his clerical force
publication or the ofnciaI acts or the
recent Legislature. liz that the public
laws will be All edited. indexcI and
ready for the printers by Thursday Of
else summaries OF tho provisions Of
each act. are already in pamphlet form
10 inc number OF over 1000 OF the
d;l60 acts passed by the Assembly
The complete list will be available
within the next few days. The bulk
Or this work Is being done by Colonel
w. p. l3atchelor, index clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21

Only One "DROMO QUININE'
mat Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
LOOK for the a!gnaturo Of r. w. GROVE.
Day DO - 1870 : - - 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21

William T. Bull, of New York and New
port which was filed for probate here
to-day. leaves practically her entire
estate to her two sons--James c.
Blaine. third, and William T. Bull. Jr
The value OF the propertyis not given
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
also three sons--Edward L., ar. John
~. and w. G.. Baptist,


II j. II. Kelley
Special TO The Times Dispatch
r Ok Va, March 2o.--J b. Kelley.
.,oriner Confederate veteran, cirhiy
hhn ome Years a,, Old died SUNDAY at his
daughters and q son survive Mn
~, i'ctcr Hnshour.
:, Woodstock Va. March a0.--petey
iioshour, the Oldest citizen OF Wood
STOCK and probably tho Oldest In
shenandoah county. died nj NV -ho,l,.
mere to-day. almost ninety-tw wears
oid lie was the Oldest Mason IN, ysir
Einsa. ana was member OF that order
stable deputy sherin ana taller hor.
Tor nearly a half centtlrv1.S cas- 81,
Lodge OF Alasons Will conduct Tie I'll,
neral Wednesday. He is survived by
ms VIE, lnree sons and one daughter
William, II. Hownnn.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Woodstock Va. Murch 30--Willian,
"a. 30 Wman. a retired farmer. died to
cay a at ms home. near Maurertown.
Confederate veteran He was twice
married, and is survived by his widow
and several y, sons and daughters.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch j
Pearl Graea wooidriase .f @ife q Aili
~ Woodbridge. died last night at her
n 8. i, IN Arlineton Street She was
VIII he taken Tuesday to Concord tor
burial
e.. G.. Petty.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
Danviic. Va. March e0-E, q. Petts
died here this afternoon at his home
on the Northside, after a lingering III
ness, in the twenty fth year OF his
age- lie Is survived BY wife and one
child, his father, two brothers and two
sisters The funeral will be conducted
Tomorrow afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
Wna Aafk for Classification.

LOST, NfONDAYT EVENING on BROAD
Street or on Laurel or Main street
car, lady's small tan poclt etbook
Fl containing ten dollars. Fnder will
II please call Madison 1921 and receive
reward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21

Tire Eregt =Un-r.eElEe Play rSEais Days"
v.E = EaTea r ie-zf iz.er a. Barton
HeiEETs IN ETstzy r.sh;3 Ea;ch - :i5
1irts- :cr ias ee1ea, q. The neihobsst
fsf1rcn. :. n--.bs: u 9opaiz- Songs s1d
itssl 1.ts v-li - stdst to this hg1ao-ons
.zrtt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21

Concert Tonight.
Tho third OF the series OF concerts given
during the season 10y tho Richmond Phil
harmonic Association VIII be had at the
City .Auuitoriun To- night at $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21

Leaves Eata;e 10 sons.
,S%7-Dc.: :. .i.,fNaTc!! 2H.-T.e -,!i!
~ ,irs Mar IGY..!s 2g!l, ,Yjd0u- ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
kOkOvSOFF IS NOW
RUSSIAN PREMIER

:. = CONTINUED From First Page)
- - fe'ersburg that the R;issinn minis
Ter to China had been assnsein,,n,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
runernl Of Mrs. ncttcrton.

Especial 10 The 1imes- Dispatch.)
I.ynchburg. Va. March eb.--The body
NJ Mrs Zecphania 3cttcrton, aged
scyenty-tyvo, widow of j. y. Bettcrton.
Who died Saturday in Knoxville. Tenn.
was brought here this morning and
taken to her old home at Clays, FOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21

last Friday night from blood poison.
ing. took place Yesterday afternoon IN
me Fort Norfolk Methodist Episcopal
church. and was largely attended. at
testing his wide acquaintance and pop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-21
Mrs. Susan 'rIdbnll.

Boydton. Va March 20.-Mrs. Emma
Baptist, wife of Rev. e. l.. Baptist, died
at her home here yesterday Mrs. Bap-
list had been In feeble health for
many months, but 1t was only within
the past few days that she became i'll
been n consistent member OF the Bap-
LIST Church for many years She was
siXtyeight years old. She leaves be-
sides her husband, two aughtcrs-Mrs.
Willie Moss. Of North Carolina, and
Mrs. John I.ockett, OF Lynchburg--