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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
.DIX'S ? OSIT|ON
Still UNCHANGED
lie Has No Idea of Endorsing
Shecllan for United States
Senatorship.

Albany. y. Y, February G.--Govcr-
nor DIX declared emphaticaIl, Tonight
that he has no idea OF Endorsing the
candidacy OF William T. Sheehan for
the United States scnators,lip
There is no truth in the reports TIA,
am preparing a statement to be made
IN favor of the election of Mr. Shee.
han he said, nor do j intend 10 make
any such statement. My position on
the senatorship is unchanEed."
This statement set At rest rumors
circulated during tho day that the Gov.
ernor had yielded to tho pressure ex.
erted to induce him to stray from his
policy of non interference and indorsc
Mr.. Shcehan's candidacy.
Both Tamnuny Leader Charles r.
Murphy and Senator Roosevelt the In.
Surgent leader. called on Govern or Dix
to-day. AS Senator Roosevelt was
leaving friend inquired: IL suppose
YOU are prepared to continue the fight
II IT takes all summer. as Air Murphy
suggests?"
Yes. until fall" was the Senator'S
Reports Of impending desertion.
from the insurgents camp were de-
MED tonight by ACKNOWLEDGMENT Miller.
the seventeenth Joint ballot on the
senatorship to-day was as ncfrectivc
as those that have gone before. with
no change In the relative strength OF
tho candidates.
Former Governor Glenn. Of North
Carolina, in Il speech before the AS
sembly. following tO-day.s joint bal
lot, declared that The eyes OF every
state In the country are on the IeEis-
laturc OF tho State of New York.
watching 10 sec who Is TO be elected
the next United states Senator"
Don't wait too long" he cautioned.
or the present harmony that exists
in tho party will he upset. This would
spoil our chances of clccting n PrcSi
dent OF the United States in 1912"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
CONSIDER PLANS
TO UNITE CITIES
Committees of Norfolk and
Portsmouth Hold Meet
ing.
Especial TO The Times pispatch

Norfolk, VA. February 6.--At a join. ses.
sion OF the consolidated committees OF the
Norfolk and Portsmouth boards of trade tho
iocai members OF the body presented plan
Tor the union of the two cities under ono
H'unlcipnntE that. 1t is declared should ap-
pear TO the people across the river Under
government of Portsmouth is Ia remain I'M
cnanscd for five years. tho Mayor a the
and all of the officers TO he LETT ,indisturbed
IN the election of Councimcn 1t Is propos-
ed to give Portsmouth it's just pro rata one
member of the board of control and the
ninNoralty once in two or three terms 1t is
also provided that all revenue from taxa
non III Portsmouth. over and above tho cost
OF maintenance shall be used in improve.
nients In the Portsmouth wards.
The meetings was held at length and will
be followed by others The effort is 10 win
Portsmouth over 10 the proposition the pres
ent sentiment being strongly against consoi-
dalton.
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R, WILLIAMS
DIES At ,ARVONIA

Arvonia, Va, February o. EVAN II.
Williams. for many years ana until
recently president of the Williams
Slate Company. the largest slate man
ufacturing concern in the South, uicd
this morning at his home. at Arvonla,
after lingering illness, aged slSty-slN
years Mr.. Williams was born at Xmas
Itryfan Carnarvonshirc. North Wales,
June -. 1S4b. tic camc IN this coun-
try in 1868. first settling in Vermont,
and afterwards moving to Buckingham
county. After remaining in Sucking
ham county for Il few years. he. With
his brother, John r. Williams. moved
to Richmond. where they established a
slate roofing business. ConceiVing that
there was moro money in the slate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
DISMISSED BY BOARD
Fireman Wright Dropped From Roll

- S''un ''iiShtH DIOnucu from IL oil
and Fined SIP.
Alter hearing the charges preferred
by Captain a. X. Lawrence, Of Fire En-
CINE Company No. u. the Board OF Firo
commissioners last night fined w B.
Wright. fireman grade y, of Engine
Company u. sig. and discharged hiIa
from the FIRE Department for leaving
ms quarters and quitting the service
"lthout giving tho proper notice, IS re-
CURED by the regulations OF the de-
partmcnt# Wright is said TO have told
MS captain that he had had enough
or the service and he Quit without
notice
The board announced the following
promotions:
: " G. Angle, fireman grade G, In
Engine Company No. 3. to grade 3, in
Engine Company No. -.
J.. lieni was promoted from substi
lnta to fireman, grade G. i'll Engine
Company No. 3.
The following substitutes were APP
POINTED on probation: w. NJ. Angel. 10
Engine Company No 3: J. G. Grant. to
Engine Company No. 4 w. K. $lep-
herd, 10 Engine Company No 6; John
E,innegan, 70 Engine COMPANY No q.
- J.. chittum. to Engine Company
10, 2, and w c. Adams, 20 Truck Com
pailv No. |.
The resignation OF James A. Row
land. substitute III Company No 13,
was received and accepted.
RESOLUTIONS Of respect TO tho mem
orT OF Captain 6. Watt Taylor, a MEM
Der Of the board. were adopted.
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DEATHS

WALTON-Died. suddenly, at his resi-.
dence in iIcnrico county. sunday.
February 5. at s:3o r. ~. JOHNSON
j. WALTON, IN the nftysiHth year
Of his age. He. leaves devoted
Wife, four children-Mrs, Is r. Pal
more. Edgar ". Ashby w. and Miss
Elsie Walton. two brothers-.A l..
and r. u. Waiton-and one sister.
Mrs. Chns. Baker
Nov we miss you, father:
Miss 10 you more than words can
Every hour and day that passes
Brings us nearer you to dwell,
Friends may think VIC soon forget,
And our wounded hearts be healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That within our breasts conceal.
By HIS CHILDRES.
Funeral from Grove Avenue Bap.
list Church TUESDAY. 9Th. 3 p. NJ,
Friends and acquaintanccs invited to
attend. 1nterment in Rivervicw
Cemetery.
Baltimore papers please copy.
IIELTERT-DIe at the residence Of
his mother. 2009 Nenable Street, sun
day, February 5, 1911. ausS:15 p. NJ.
THOMAS S., youngest sohyDf Mrs. III.
e. and the late Frank Hclfert
Funeral will take place WEDNES-
DAY MORNING at 9 o'clock from st.
Mary's Catholic Church. Jntcrment
Il in st. Mary's Cemetery.
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To Elect Fire Commission

Ohicial NOTICE was scFVtE on II!
Clerk Ben r. August Yesterday Dy
President Charles T. Taylor Of the
Board Of Fire Commissioners. OF the
death of Captain q. Wait Taylor q
member OF the Fire Board which oc.
CURED on January IS. The term e%.
pres on June 20. 1911. II is expected
that President Wihi,tct Will call a,iont
session next week to elect his success,
cor The situation in Marshall Ward
remains the game, the delegation haN-
ing failed TO hold any caucus y ma
jor!ty OF the delegation favors Joseph
Sorg Willie q majority OF members Of
the Board of Aldermen Is said 20 be
pledged to former Alderman John
Mann II.
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after returning from trip on tic
road, he found his wife dead. lying
in the middle Of the floor. In the
room with her was her three year old
daughter. No one else was in tho
house. The cause Of death was heart
failure. Mrs. Moore was Hiss Garner,
OF Lynchburg. She came mere SIX
months ago from that city. Tho body
VIII be sent TO Lynchburg for burial.
Rev. r. a. boone.
Winston-Sa]em g, Enhri,ar,'
KEY. 7. a. Boone, supcrannuatc ted
Methodist preacher. died to-day at the
home of his daughter In Mocksvilin,
aged seEcnty-iiVe years. ON account
OF failing health he retired from active
work i've years ago. He was a mem
Der OF the Western North Carolina
Me thodist Conference
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
PRAISE FROM GEoRGIA's STATE
CHEMIST.

Mr.. J. II. McCandIcss, State Chemist
Of Georgia, before recent gathering.
gave emphatic testimony to the high
quality of Cottolcne. He said:
1.-THE sale OF this product. and the
proclamation that it Is made from cot
ton oil, have done more to bring cotton
seed oil truthfully and fayorably before
ths public than anything else in recent
history"
Mr.. McCandless then pointed out why
pure, refined, vegetable-oil base. such
as is used in Cottolenc, is the only as
surance a woman has Of clean, di-
gestible cooking product.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
THEIR WEDDING
is R He AR SEQ.
Lord Decies and Vivien Gould
Are Now Prepared for
Ceremony.

New York. FEBRUARY 6.--NIiss Helen
Nivien Gould and Colonel John Ora
ford. Baron Decies, She i'll shor,
skirt, he III sack suit. walked
through a rehearsal to-day Of their
marriage at St. Bartholomew's Church
None but the bridal partS-tho six
bridesmaids, the two pages, the uSh
ers, the best man, the bride and groom
themselves and their intimate rela-
the idle, inquisitive reporters. photogra
piers and cranks jostled about the
church ratings.
The greenery was in place this af-
ternoon. but the color scheme of the
floral decorations is being kept a Sc
cret
People will just have to guess" said
Miss Nivien, her face sparkling with
fun. None of the hridesma ids has yet
seen the wedding dress That; too, is
being kept q secret.
Its from New York. and It's from
Paris; and it's white. and that's really
az there is TO It. you know" said
There will be no public display OF
the wedding gifts. but one estimate
has 1t that they number 500. and rep
resent a value of 100000. The cost OF
the trousseau and the bridesmaids
gowns is placed at $4,000, and the
cost Of the clutch decorations at
$4,000
Miss Gould is eighteen and Lord
l2ecics forty-four- She is the second
daughter Of George j. Gould and a
granddaughter Of Iay- Could.
Lord Docies is a member OF The Irish
peeragc, has been in the British army
twenty three years. and is g devoted
horseman. He and Lady Decies will
leave for Egypt and the upper Nile on
an extended tour. The place OF the
honeymoon has naturally been kept a
secret, but it is supposed to be The
Gould country place, Georgian Court,
at Lakewood. y. j.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
PLAY CARDS IN COURT
Jury md Judge Look On mt Exhibition |
/

Game.
Cleveland. O.. February Ga real
card game was played in Justice Chap.
mans court to-day Attorney a. II
Bernstein and Adolph Bounchle were
the players Vingt ct un was the game,
and Justice Chapman and his jury
were among the most interested Of the
spectators
Bounchik was in court as chief wit
ness In his suit against Abram Auer
bach to recover money he alleges he
lost while playing with n marked deck
Bernstein. attorney Of Auerback start
ed the game in order to show the
difference in the playing.
Mrs. Bounchik sitting beside her
husband. watched the game closely.
Cd Bounchik. perhaps YOU will lose
more money
Justice Chairman postponed a de-
cision.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
VIII Entertain Builders.

SpGClnI 10 TIC TIlncs- DIsphIrNJ
Norfolk, Va. February 6.--Thc local Build
ers Exchange has made extensive prepara-
lions for the semi-annual meeting Of tho In
tcrstatc Builders Association in Norfolk to-
morrow. Tho building exchanges OF Rich
mond, Washington and Baltimore VIII send
large delegations to the convention. Bus-
ness and pleasure will be mixed.
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7--- - - ---------
10Y KILLED by TRAIN
- Hurled TWEEN, -iyc Feet. nm, ,,l,o,, 1.;o,
cd IN Life l. Extinct $50 - :"

'Spcciai 10 The Times. Dispatch
Dauhllc, Va. February 6,--Dcye, t,Iif,or
sstrnck and instantly killed by fnst thro,,.a.1
I,I,e'eht ~ thai village yesterday afternoor
lte Was w1lkins along the track Win sew
nonnd Track 70 avoid a..train stepped .lircgt.
~ IN me path Of The freight lie was h,iriod
apout tMrhiF-hNc yards, and when picked
III lie wI8 extinct, II
ne remains were taken 10 stuart this az.
terno0n for intermept "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07

Lord and Lady Decies Will pass
through Richmond a o'clock to-mor-
row morning en- route to Jekyl Island.
near Brunswick, Ga.
They will travel in a private car at
tached to train No. 50. which is sched-
uied to reach Byrd street Station at S
O'CLOCK There Will be a delay Of hf-
teen minutes for an engine shift. and
then tho bridal party will pursue Its
way. The arrival Of Lord ana Lady
Decies VIII occur without dcmonstra-
tion or formaity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
For Fircproor building


councilman John 5 Lynch suffered !,
.eNcre Tough not Serious accident at
me y american can Factory yesterday
y, " aefe 'Wp inScrs Of his left hand
Nef" caught IN machinery ana badly
h'asned An operation followed. re-
hoVins the ball OF one finger. Al
though the wound was cxceedineIv
n !mn Nh Lynch was in his seat
WHsh me IoNncil met last night. al
though he found it necessary 10 ica,n
carly. ~ 49, =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
Mnn Yate For CHARACTERIZATION.


| .OST, SUNDAY EVENING, EITHER
on Broad and Main or OakWood and
Main Street car, west bound black
fur nun Any informant ion may be
sent to 1lO3 East Bread, or phone
G1S5.J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
Powers says lie stopped II.

Councilman John T. Powers. OF Clay
Ward. denied last night that he had
been stopped by Deputy Building In
spcctor Butler from working on houses
on West Main Street, for which he is
the contractors Mr.. Powers says that
he noticed that light-colorod brick
were being delivered, evidently OF an
inferior quality, and he himself stopped
The work. and later the Deputy Build
ing Inspector commended his action.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07

Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday In
the Hastings Court 10 Alien H. Mccormack
and Amy Cochran, and to Pau! NJ Hughes
and Mary T.. Bentley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
Going to Jekyi IsInnd,

Savannah, Ca. February 6.-Lord
Decies and his brlde-to-be. Miss Vivien
Could, who we'd tom orrow. Will spend
the first of their honeymoon on Jekyl
Island. Ga, according to announcement
here to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07

lSPeCidl 70 ne IlmeS- Dispatch.l
!, Iynchburg, Va. February G.-Mrs.
Dora Lee Harris. aged thirty-six. wife
OF W. Il. Harris, died Sunday afternoon
at her home or Wordsworth street
j. Lawson Brown.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
81 Spencer, \. c., February 6.--Foflow-
ing long illness covering several
years. ]. Lawson Brown. one Of Spen-
his home. here shortly after midnight
this morning. lie would have been
Twenty-Five years old on June 10 Of this
year. He was tho Oldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. d. NJ Brown, who resided in
Salisbury until the death OF Mr. Brown
some years ago. and is survived by his
mother and one sister. Miss Elva Brown
lie was member Of Spencer Methodist
Church. from which the funeral will
be held to-morrow afternoon at $50
o'clock. and the interment will be In
Chestnut Hill Cemetery.
Rev. Henry Miller.
lspecial to The Times Dispateh.1
Henry Miller. pastor Of Bethesda Pres
bytcrian Church. at Rocl1bridge Baths,
died this morning OF pneumonia, after
n short illness. The remains will be
buried in Lexington. Mr.. Miller was {
native Of Mississippi and was agec
about ffty-fve years lie served
churches in Kentucky, and came to
Rockbridse Baths ten years ago. For
several years he had been chairman Of
Camp Frank Paxton. Sons Of Confed
crate Veterans, of Lexington.
Mr. Miller is survived by his wife
who was Miss Flora McElwee, daugh.
ter of he late Dr.. w. NJ. AIcElwce, for
mcr pastor of Bethesda, and two sons,
William and Francis. both students Of
| Washington and Lee. Surviving hin.
also are one brother and three sisters,
| Of Jackson, Miss. and one sister, OF
| New Orleans.
sIrs. Grace r. Bradley.
tSpectai to The Times Dispat ch.1
Lynchhurg, Va. February. 6--AIrs
Grace Ellen Bradley, aged siXty-three
years. wife Of ". p. Bradley, died to-
Thomas w. Wilson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
". Wilson died Saturday morning 20 Of
| typhoid pneumonia at his home near
| Oakland Church. He was about TWEEN
ty-five years old, and is survived by
three brothers and two sisters.
| Especial to The Times Disnatch7
Goldsboro. n. c., February 6.-The
death OF John RI. Morris occurred sud.
denly Yesterday morning al 1880 O'CLOCK
| at his home on William street on his
| seventy second birthday. .hr. Morris
| was one of the best known men OF tho
| county, and was universally esteemed
| for his genial disposition.
/ He is survived by his wife and three
! all grown. These arc Frank Morris
! OF Winston salem, and l.. Dallas Moii.s
| and Mrs. y. a. Miller, of this city.
Mrs. y. Il. Moore.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
| Roanoke, Va, February 6.-When r
| B. Moore, n Norfolk and Western fire
man, entered his home this evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
IN MEMoRlAM

loving remembrance of
our daughter and sister. FANNIE e.
II CRIDIIN, who died FEBRUARY z, 1906.
...tsleep In Jesus"
By. 1lIIi MOTHER AND BROTHER,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
yirclnInps ut tic Hotels.


Lexinston-D. NJ. Gannaway. Guinea NILS; !
S. p Spain. Church Roads; e. L. Mchens Il,
Petersburg: Mr.. and Mrs John BattGrhetq
Taylor Prospect; r.. ". Fuqua, Prospect:
THOMAS H. steele. Concord; r. e. Black
we'll. lIollydale: l.. II Clay, Campoeil coun-
Gaines. Charlotte county: g. $. Guy. Peters
burg; p. II: Fowlses;;, Win,s:po,S ;t,,,, W ~
Green; %erf9ik G. 7, ora,e - yir Eers,;son
Virginia; ". II. Ferguson. virginia; ". ~
Vim. virginia: W. +. Gill. Virginia r. ".
simmons. yirgnia J. g. H ind ns sr Tirrinia
l.. c. Davis. shelton; j. G. NorthcoI'' ,1ioo
max: j. l.. Webb. Ia Crosse; NJ. +. EraS
Dolphin; w Robert KerT BlackshurE; I; H.
isIaeks,one: H. W Nash wishtman; z. T.
Durfrey. Williamsburg; +. Rhea Powha'an
I,hann,an Braccy; A. r Pool. Buffalo 1.ithta
Springs; F. D. l.ockcrby. Ciarksvilse; H. II.
Moocrs. Stanton.
ham. Mineral: Mr.. and Mrs. T. Anderson ana
baby, Mineral
Murphy's-J. II: Gllienwa,er MEADOW Niew
'I a. Baird. Radford w. S. Oglcsby LINEN :
burg; T. L PEBBLES. Norfolk; W. Parrish 81,
Chairman; &. y. huston, Norfolk; Mrs; H.
Hamptou: Mrs ]. e. Rodgers Virginia; Y.
A. Marriott. clifton FORGE. j. d. Elan,
Ebony; George scott Norfolk; r. J Mont
gomery, Mecflenhurg county: D. H. North
ington. south Hin; W. G. Patterson. Norfolk;
T. u. hell. Wilburn; John +, Johnson, 3bing-
don: r. l.. Jordan, Radford: MI and Mrs.
Amelia; II. j.. Arlington. Ciaremont: Or, Z.
H. c. Connolly. Alberta; l.. Q. Conkling.
Norfos: Or. G. Y. Montgomery. South iIill
T.. b. Fulton. Miller school; Charles SHIN
min. Lynchburg; i. a. Doyle, Lynchburs; J.
O. Shepherd, Palmyra: John g. Martin,
Scottsv!le: j. q. Trent. Dillwyn: I. i. Iur-
b. Roberts. Chase City; J. c. Fcrneyhough.
Burkevint; Thomas i. Collins, South Bos-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07

Popular Songs
Come and Go
But We Sell En- Always at
TEN CENTS "a Throw"
NOW II IS

NOW IT is
Honolulu Rag Silver Bell"
Love Dreams. Rickcty Stairs"
Casey Jones' Barber Shop
Chord, My Love is Greater than
the World We've Kept the
Golden Rule"
operntic und classic sheet music.
AIS" Music Books at lowest prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07

before u.s.
The paper and veto wcro recon
mitted.
Wharf Plan rejected.
Tho Committee on Finance reported
iavorably 4 resolution approving tho
award Of contract to the Raymond
Concrete Pile Company. Of Baltimorc.
for the erection Of a reinforced con-
crete bulkhcad wharf to cost $33,TSo.
with All amendment TO provide for
blasting out a ledge OF rock in front OF
tho proposed wharf so as to increase
the depth of water.
Mr.. Pollock led the opposition. He
was not opposed to Il wharf Of reason
able cost. he said. but old not think il
wise or cXped!cnt to erect concrete
structure The business OF tho harbor
he thought. would not warrant such
an expenditure. a timber wharf cover
ing half the space being all that is
needed for the present, Mr.. Rogers
chairman Of the James River Improve.
ment Committee. said the Council was
committed TO a concrete wharf, and
traced the history of the movement.
pending for two years. The committees
nc said. had once recommend ~ tim
hcr wharf for $4,000. The Council
was Informed that concrete could be
used for about onc-third more, and had
instructed that bids he secured The
blasting Of the rock ledge. he stated
would cost $500. and would have tc
be done, whatever kind. OF wharf was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07

only Ono "IsROMO QUySINE."
That IL LAXATIVE; BROAtO QUlNINE5 Look
for the signatnrc OF II. w. GROVE. Used tho
World oyer to cure Cold IN ono Day. zoo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07

While the people have not yet lined up
to great extent on the United states sem
atorships, and while have made no special
effort to ascertain the sentiment, should
give 1t as my inpre ssion that Senators Mar
til and Swanson will carry Lunenburs by a
good majority said l. G. Bell. OF that
county at Murphy's last night. II think it
probable that Martin will run somewhat
ahead OF Swanson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
Around the Hotels

MANY OF the citizens OF Iunenburg count y
Viii urge the claims of T. j. .Arvin of Me-
herrin. for the state Senate to succeed John
y owen. said S. II. Love the member OF
the House from LunenburG, last night '.Mr
Aryin is a good. strong man In the county.
and we believe he can be nominated
our county has not had Il Senator fol
nifty years, and we believe 1t should be rec
ogntzed. SO far as we learn some OF tho
ether counties in the Twenty-eiEhth District
are willing that Lunenburg should get the
man Mr.. Arvin, who Is member OF the
state Democratic Committee and of the
State Board of Agriculture, is known through
the state
AR. Love has heard of no opposition TO
himself for reelection
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07
OBITUARY
Mrs. T.. Il. J3urbcc.

rage Miss mic mic II ! ,T FRA ne .lca
her home In Blount street. Raleigh.
y. c.. on Sunday night, after n short
years. and Is survived by her husband.
illness. She had been married but q
year. and is survived by her husband
T.. g. Barbce, and an infant child
AIrS. BarDca Was native OF Amelia
county. The remains Will reach here
this morning. and the funeral Will take
place from Christians undertaking es-
tablishment this afternoon at 8 o'clock
The nall-bearers will be o. j. Sands,
jackson. Emmett Scaton and Haskins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07

Captain r. j. Mont gomcry. ,of MecklenburG,
a candidate for the senate from the Twenty
NTH District. and so far the only one. was
in the city last night. lie is an active mem
Der of the Farmers Educational and So
Operative Union. Captain Montgomery was
ncrihce candidate for the Senate years
ago when the Republicans and Popul!sts We're
united against him and before the days OF
negro dSfranchsement.
Senator J. ID. Elam of Brunswick, whom
Captain Mont gomery desires to succeed, and
who Will retire. Is also in Richmond to at
tend the opening of the mineral and timber
exhibit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-07

ton: {. Y. Gravntt. Port Royal: Rev. George
w. Bealc Hague.
iark-H. Brown. Virginia: j. T.. Crenshaw
'!rGlnia; n. NJ. Bryan. Virginia
ntiehmond-E. d. Fnrman Norfolk; w j.
Irlh Roanoke: Charles Il. Manor Harrison
burg y. 4. Schubert Roanoke; c. l.. Petit
;, Il. $. Parks. Luray; Mr.. aud Mrs.
Y. w. Dickinson. Jr.. Cartcrsvile
Bcst. stony Creek; p II. Hanson stony
creek: Leo Geary. Woodstock: r. c. Taylor
Hanover; Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Wells Petersburg
Stumpfs-M. S. Satterheld. Lynchburg: s.
.. Vaughan. Amclia L. 7. Hottie. Virginia;
l. y. SpatiS, Lawrenccville: J. II. Fabcr
Norfolk; ]. G. Grinnan, Norfolk.
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days. yet under the ruling of the City
Attorney the committee had had no
option but to allow him his pay. lie
thought the men should be employed
by the day, not the month, and said
that tho Grounds and Buildings Com
mittce did not want anything further
10 do with the ianitorS