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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
R ETURN S AFTER
CIRCLI ING GLOBE
Or. Bell Tells of Aeroplancs
Carrying the Mails in
India.

New York. May s.-Dr. Alexander Graham
Bell, the inventor OF the telephone. returned
to-day on the Celtic after a year spent In
travel around the world, lie was acconlpa-
MED by Mrs. Bci.. !, the pier to meet the
distinguished inventor were Glenn Curtiss,
Der of relatives. n
Meivilio Bell Grosvenor. nine years old. a
grandson Of Mr.. Bell, was al the pier TO
meet his grandfather
II was on May last year that Mr. Bell
iett Washington for his tour OF the world.
lie set sail from Vancouver on the Makura
and visited Honolulu, Tasmania, New Zea
land the Philippines. China and the prlnci-
pal cities OF northern India. From Bombay
he sailed for Marseille, and also visited
ltaly and Paris He found tho telephone In
crest use inN china. where on account OF The
many characters In tho Chinese language,
she telephone was preferred to the teie-
graph. tfF tfts
The inventor was enthusiastic about the
system OF governrhent which he found In
TASMANIA, and as an indication OF vide
awake people he instanced an aero club In
auckland. Even In india there is an nero
nlane which carries tho mall. This ia moro
or less of an experiment mt present, but was
mentioned 10 show how progressive the
people are. @
In Italy Mr. Boil had ride on The hydro
plane. which has been Invented by ForlaninI.
THIS machine weighs two ons and has q 100
horsepower engine.
While abroad the inventor said that no
missed the rows OF the day. IIc said lint
no wpere like In the United Stntcas is there
such facility for handling and dlssemina tins
daily happenings. s4 liiai 5isFf1
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FOOD IN SERMONS
Feed the Dominic Right and the Scr
mons Are Brilliant.

y conscientious, hard. workiue and
successful clergyman writes: :" / am glad
TO bear testimony TO the pleasure and
increased measure OF efficiency and health
that have come TO me from adopting
Grape Nuts food as one Of my articles Of
diet.
For several Years was much distressed
during the carly part OF each day by indi.
gestion My breakfast seemed to turn
sour and failed to digest After dinner
the headache and other symptoms follow
ing tho breakfast would wear a.ay, only
10 return, however, next morning.
/" Having heard Of Grape Nuts food, |
finally concluded TO give a rial. Imadc
my breakfasts oil CIrapc-Nuts with cream
toast and Postum. The result was sur
prsng in improved health and total all.
sence OF the distress that had, for SO long
a time, followed The morning meal
My digestion became once more salts
factory, the headaches ceased, and tic
old feeling OF energy returned. Since
that time have always had Grape. Nut !
food on my breakfast table.
- WAS delighted 10 find also that
whereas before hogan O use Grape. Nut $
food was quite nervous and became
casilyswcaricd i'll the work OF preparing
sermons and i'll study, a marked improve.
mcnt in this respect resulted from tho
change in my diet.
I" am convinced that Grapc-Nuts food
produced this result and helped me to a
sturdy condition OF mental and physical
strength.
!" have known Of several persons who
we're formerly troubled as was, and who
have been helped as. | have been, bv the
use Of Grape Nuts food, on my recon-.
mendation." Name given by Postum
Company, Battle Creek, Mich
Read the little book. "'rhc Road Ia
Melville" III pkgs. There's a Reason, !
Ever read the above letter. 4 new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true and full of human
interest.
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!. DEATHS

M AN. lNS5o;;N---Dicd, al her late resi-.
aaence. 81 North Thirty Strcct
,,.fIy May S. JOSIE WILKINsOS'
WIG OF j.. Samuel Wilkinson IN ~,
'hrrly-eighth year OF her arc.T
phncrHl VIII take place from ,be
iatn residence THIS (TtIEStot
fTERNOON, at 3:i6. Friends a,,5
acauaintanees invited TO attend.
GOLpSTEIN-Dic suddenly. al ,na
residence of his daughter. Mrs. "
tasSamancck, JACOB GOI.DSTEI.S
III tne slTtieth year of his age.
Funeral notice later. -
Norfolk papers plcaso copy.
Ell FIT, Died, May 4. al san picro
laii iornia, LOUIS O. I3LI.E.rT. Tor.
/, merry or this city. His remains nc.
cohlnunicd by his sister. Will ,i,,ivc
IN Sichmond on THURSDAY. .ui,,ni
me intermcnt will he al Hollywood.
BunNS-Died. at her residence soI
North Fourth Street. Sunday at s:55
p ~ NJ, KATIE /. BURNS Ill
Funeral from ST. Peters Catholic
Church at 10 O'Clock TIJESDAY
MORNING. Burial in Mt Calvary
Cemetery. s.'i'4'''-
BROWN in Charleston. South
Carolina, al. SIS r. M. May s.-IRVIN
y. BROWN. a former resident OF tho
Somthsidc. ITo leaves four sisters. IN
Funeral notice later. F'fi
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DEMOCRATS WILL
Fight MARTIN|SM
New Revolt Against Norfolk
County Fusion Springs
Into Life.
Special toI'l'ho ,l'imcs- Dispa,cl.

Norielk, Va. May S.-A now rcvol,
against Norfolk county fusionisin.
which has been smoldering for moro
Than year, burst into a flame to-dJy,
when fifty straightout Democrats met
and organized for another effort to
defeat Alvah ii. Martin, county clerk
and Republican National Committee
man and his Democratic cohorts A
central campaign committee was or
canned, the personnel of which will
he he announced in few days. Mr.. Mar
I'm VIII be opposed BY the strongest
democrat In the county, Maurice G..
l:onE, the new straightout leader, pre-
sided. Victory in primaries is pre-
dlcted but the real battle comes In the
genera! election. Hundreds of straight
outs have paid their poll taxes this
year y hnlf-dozen Democratic clubs
are Holding meetings weekly, and the
most determined struggle OF decade
VIII be made TO GUST Martin and his
fusion machine"
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Fourth nnttle pinun..l

I!ohgIas, !iriz,, May S.-With Juarez
nhner iire. The insurrecto bands in So
nora are moving up the Nnroznri VAL
ley for the fourth battle of Aqua
prleia' The rebel leaders, with the
Drcakins Of tho arinis,lca. dispatched
eoufiers to all rebel camps calling for
q, ion or insurrcctos. Among
.heSc expected to take part in the M.
tack arc Rolls. with his command ar
ioo hril al filarcz, near Nncozn,:
,'nan GnbiHl ana his larac band. sta
Toned ives Of frantrns Antonin Gar.
ga win 500 men. who are believed tu
nave united to-day with Cubrars force
ana Escobibo. who. with 500 men. sur.
., Montezuns- In addition To
u.ehc 'orccS. there are many bands;
vi Sh,a'ler size, and if all were Trough,
together IN RESPONSE tn tan Mar "a
conscnt ration they wanid make /, Iar~c
GrGlNI Ilft ilal'' = - . :
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REVOLT AGAINST
simon PLANNED

hinsnton. Jamalcn. May According 10
to-uhEs papers another revolution directed
AT tho administration Of President simon
OF haitl. is brewing here. where Haitian eX-
iles. lohE resident IN this city. lave iolned
rom r"rio Rico and 81. >rhonas. Ti
me published reports state ti,at Tho Vol.
VIII De created In scope aud NOR, rcionics5
IMAM any that has occurred In tho rcpnb-
nc u u succeeds General Cncliinntlis 10
CONT s; who took par; IN the recent rebellion
WI Dc Proclaimed president and General
Ahtenor Flrmin. who has not been allowed
10 return 10 Haiti since he left his most as
minister at London without authority. Will
be made minister OF war ~
Several Cubans here arc said 10 hc rad.
10 join the rebel ranks
Presidctt simon . reported 10 be aware
OF INC conspiracy anu to have taken steps
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ARE YOU FREE.
FROM

Headaches, Colds. Indigestion.
Pains, Constipation. Sour Stomach,
Dizzinessa Ifyou are not, the most
effective, prompt and pleasant
method Of getting nd Of them is to
take, now and then, desertspoon-
full Of the ever refreshing and truly
beneficial laxative relnedy-Syrup
Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA. Its
well known throughout the world
as the best Of family laxative rene
dies. because il acls SO gently and
strengthens naturally without irrii-
tahng the system in any way.
To get It's beneficial effects it is
always necessary to buy the genu-
Inc. manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co, bearing the name
Of the Company, plainly printed on
the front Of every package.
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Ma,lcro changes Ills Mind.

III i'asu. Texas. May sat o',locl,
General Aaderp announced ii,at he
Wonid begin a, snnscta general attach,
on juhreI. tic gave no explanation.
wording of the plnz manifesto reached
mere to-day, and proved highly IN
satiSfactory 10 the rebels. ii
General Madcro n, li:20 o'clock
chanSed his mind. and said he woul
not attack Inarcz. The Fedcrals wore
reported 10 have stopped firing. ii.
Vas REPORTED that the Fedcrals had
J, could not be con affirmed. MANY Of
Inc Federal dead can be seen lyi,,,. in
lie streets. "
INC small detachment which broke
WAY from the main command rainnd
Possession OF tho outlying portion Of
.na fez Colonel Stccvcr ordered an
) United states troops 10 the sccno ~
the lighting. lie made |, rcport f. ~,
war Department OF the futillty OF his
protests against shooting into \mcri
can territory.
I. huiicts came into III puso Thick ana
iasi near the Santa Fc bridge. wh,ch
joins the TWO towns
10 the truce bearer who went fran,
General Madcro's Headquarters Tho in.
turrectos replied that they would stn,,
lighting only when they took .Iunrez.
Firing ltcsumcd.
NJ o:lo o'clock ;hc firing was rcsu,n.
70. the whole bclliserent insurrecto de
lhcnment opening fire simultaneously
thousands Of siShtscers In direct I,n.,
OF the bullets lined tic American hank
though United States troops Lricd IN
Keen thorn from exposed places. II
VI Inc insurrcctos entered Tunrcz n,
FAR MS The bull ring. The main colun,n
81 me rebels advanced toward thc III !.
and the general attack WAS on.
he artillery of both sides was
Drought into action. the reports of tho
cannon being incessunt The insu,-
rectos have control OF both bridge.
Icaaing from Juarcs to the United
States
The insurrectos took all The custom
houses but one, all bridges and tho
null ring The streets OF Junrez are
eaid 10 be covered with dead ana
wounded The Uni,cd states cust
mouse WAS M by bullets several times
NJ i:iD o'clock General MADEIRA m.
turned 10 his Headquarters and dr..
MED mat the attack Was general ia
said he taas making every effort ~
stop the battle. and that those fightinr
( mad discobeyed orders. The rest, Of tbc
fnsurrecto army, however. is holdiur
Itself in readiness to aid their con-
radcs. I'M m
h At o'clock tonight the firing wa :
resumed. but intermittently. The in.
surrectos were said 10 be still nEhtInr
IN Juarez
Must Not Cross Border.
Washington. May S.-Unlcss Con-
Sress takes hand In the situation
the United States forces on The Mcxi-
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OBITUARY
irwin G. Brown.

Irwin G.. Brown, Il former resident Of
the Southsidc, died yesterday after.
noon at Charleston, S. c. lie lcayea
four sistcrs--Mrs. Asa Bishop, OF
Greensboro, -. c.; Mrs. Asa Bradshaw
OF Crewc. Va: Mrs. G. ID. IIlust. OF this
city, and Miss corrio brown. OF sa-
The funeral will take place from
Central Methodist Church, South Rich
mond. The hour will be announced
later.
Mrs. Josle Wiilsinson.
Mrs. Josie Wilkinson wife Of j.
Samuel Wilkinson. died yesterday al
her residence, 31l North Thirty-third
street She was thirty eight years OF
age.
The funeral Will take place from
the residence at 3:1b O'Clock this after
noon.
Jncob GoIdstc.n.
Jacob Goldstcin died suddenly yes
tcrday at the residence OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. H.; Passamaneck, in the
siStieth year of his age.
Katie I. Burns.
Katie !. Burns died Sunday night at
Street II
The funeral will be held from st.
Peters Catholic Church at 10 O'Clock
This morning. IntermenL will be In
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Louis G.. Elicit.
Louis g. Elicit, formerly of this city,
died on May at San Diego, Cal. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
irving tho Fcdorals back in town and
taking possession OF tho custom

driving tho Fcdoruis back in town and
taking possession OF tho custom
houses
Carrying the fight into Juarez. tho
Z rebels entered The town and for four
hours kept M 4 continuous fire. In
SMrreeto re'nforcements reached The
bridge later IN the afternoon, but did
not fire, They withdrew at night
under orders from, their chiefs.
ISilicd ON American Side.
III Not few Americans were among
those who entered J,inrcz. The first
person killed on tho american side
or the line was Antonio Garcia. vino
was stsndinS Ivy the side of the Nssp-
Iciated Press correspondent. about 200
Yards from the advancing insmrcctos
across tho river. y woman sitting Oh
Z : porch several blocks within tho city
was hit IN tho wrist and the add omen
by two bullets.
about o'clock tonight Two Ameri-
cans were killed nchr tho Santa lTc
bridge. Tho name OF one is supposed
20 be Camp, ahd his home is said 10
be in Nebraska, While the other lad
on his person memorandum read
ing:
N. H. Ferguson. Troop L. Third
Cavalry. San Francisco
Tho names Of tho others killed have
not been learned
Glen Chesman. Of shrcvcpor.. La.
Mrs. Joseph Moorchead. Edmund lIea-
ton and Luis Nillalobas. OF I'll rasn.
were among those who were wounded.
but not fatally. H
There was occasional firing Tonight
into Juarcz. bnt General Navarro
seemed to be in complete command. III
the main insurrecto camp to-day con-
fusion rciSned. orders were given for
q general attack, but they were coun-
termandcd II was argued by some
OF the rebel chiefs that since a small
tachmcnt' had made such progress. ii
was the duty of the rest OF the army
to aid the attackers.
General Aiadcro wavered in his lie
cision. but finally decided to stand hy
his promise of last night not 10 at elk
tile city. I ii
. Flags OF truSe suffered grossly dur
ins the day I'm iusu,recto who hore
one was shot from his horse Those
WIG were trying to persuade General
Madero TO make {; general attack. Il
was said, reported that tho Federals
mad fred on the truce bearer. But this
WIS not confirmed
General Navarro was willing during
tic DAY al amy hour to grant an ar
mis,icc- but thr nsurrccIos ignored
al cHorts in that direction
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ALLEGED POLICY SHOP

Wiiitnm Rollins, Charged with RIM
ming Negroes t'nyoritc Game OF Chance.
william Rollins, colorcd, was arr
rested Yesterday on charge of rum
nng Il policy shop at Tenth and Cary
streets. lie was caught by SerGea MT
thinner and Mounted Officer Jordan.
WHO also coniiscated his books and
other paraphcrnalia ''''I'
This Is the FIRST time that an alleged
policy shop has been raided for nearly
year, as the game of chance, which
once ilourished here as the green bay
tree. had become unpopular by reason
Of the activity OF the police. ~
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omrlnis DcwII,,crc,,

MEXICO city. May S.-With no othn,
Information as 10 the rchcl movements
than thnt contained in the A<socinic,,
iress dispatches regarding. The ka,cido.
Scor'c changes ut .uarcz government
otncials Tonight betrayed comnlc,c Ia
Wildcrment. 1t was with the utmo,,
esomplnceney that they view the situa.
non this morning. They were conf
uent mat the manifesto Of prcst5c,,.
DiHH as 10 his resignation would provs
SO satisfactory to Madero that ncoce
NEGOTIATIONS would be resumed 81 tnc
roreieh oiiicc. II was announced this
afternoon that arrangements fo, Stbf
renewal of peace negotiations Ma 49,,
begun. @ 'oti
Later came the news that an attack
on Juarez had been begun. ,rbe in
easincss created by this new. ravo
pace TO satisfaction when it appeared
viat Niadero had hccn able to contrn,
MS men anu mat he and General Ma
Varro had arranged an arInisticc.
nat the peace negotiations, then an.
houhccd for O'Clock. had been ar
ranged for, was news received viii,
instinct relief. This feeling however
was dissipated when the report came
that :! general attack was in progress
una alnrln was manifested when II was
been wounded. 1'','' '''''"
Tonight, General piaz consul,ca
with the Minister OF War and otI,or
members Of his Cabinet regardin.. rl,s
new turn Of affairs.
IN official circles il was pointed out
mat Madero this afternoon demon
s.Ia'eo mat what the government has
s s' 'ehued rom the beginning was a
idet; rhat lie is unable to control ina
army he has gathered. and that tho
sreotest menace OH this account Is
ahArchy rather Than civil war
~ was suggested that IL he were IN.
'pis 20 control the mon under his i'm
.acoiate command. there was little
tHdhcc that he would be able to direct
NV lGpei bands In other parts OF the
rchupllc. In defense of..the Diaz man
nes'o. officials tonight stated that il
was THIS anarclic condition that the
Ire9ident forcsaw and cndcayorcd 10
avert. 49,
me activity manifested al the War
recruitment This morning was still
more evident tonight. and the con-
lisa! tion OF army officers was OF any
thing hut peace
In spite Of disquicting reports from
me border they yet expressed conf
dcnSe in tho ability or tho Federal
army to meet the general situation.
Al the War Department and through.
out he city. the coming OF General Her
nardo Reyes from Europe was a topic
oisVisscH ~ now appears
mat ofhcial Mexico looks TO that war
rior more than to any ono else for Tho
pacitcation OF the country. The great :
est excitement since the beginning of
tho insnrrcction preva lied In the ca pitaI
night. Newsboys, crying extras,
rushed through the streets. doing a
thriving business Extra after extra
was printed. In the streets and H.
restaurants The news MAS eagerly read
| and discussed. The apparent vacilla
ton OF Madero was the cause or smiles
and laughter everywhere. His conduct
was approved by loyalists In the sense
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The Guerrant Hotel
RICHMOND, VA.

INICI1MOND d, NNn l' TN,
VIII open May 18th, under new man
agement. Special attention given to The
table. a celebrated chef, famous for his
excellent dishes. with the personal at
tention Of the proprietor. who has long,
experience in the hotel business. in
sures the patrons of the best attention
and table in the city aI invite the
travelling public and the boarding
families of Richmond to allow me to
cater to their comfort
American plan only. Rates per day,
~ ana up. Special rates per month.
IT.. w. BELL
Iii Proprietor.
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Charlie T,yechy,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
AppomattoX, Va. May S.-Charlie
Tweedy, aged thirty years died here
to-day after lingering illness He is
survived by his wife. mother. three bro
thers-John, Walter and Command
four sistcrs-Mrs. Mary O'Brien, Mrs.
Annie Cawthern, Misses Leila and Laura
Twcedy. He was member Of the
brotherhood of Fircmen, which order
will have charge, of the interment at
the old Sears burying ground to-mor
row
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can border arc powerless 10 protect
americans within range OF bullets fall
In ing g II ri,, ana aro0b Fl pa@o ffon' MeNi-
MI VIC can do, said MujorG General
Wood chief cf stan OF the army, to-
night. lis to keep our people out Of
the danger zone as far as possible anj
protest 10 the bcliigerenis against fir
Ing in our direction Without au-
thority from Congress the army cannot
cross the border no matter what hap
pcns.''
Administration officials arc watchiii,
the constantly changing situation with
decp ana anxious interest News that
hostilitles had been resumed was re-
ccived at the White House Ills after
noon with obvious Surprise anu disap-
point,ncnt. The announcement that
President lla1 would resign ;ipun The
restoration OF rcacc, followed nmc-
datcly by the recall OF the revolution
list vanguard on march for tnc City OF
Mexico had given rise TO hope that the
worst was over ana peace At last wa.
III sight. The President told caller;
to-day that he believed Diuz's promise
would be accepted in good faith hy
the insurrcctos. y manifesto to the
MeNican people, he thought would
be taken ms 1.-THE surest Indication thai
Diaz would keep his word. And. since
ms Was the only thing upon which
the rovolutionists have been most in.
sisten,. il was believed that AIadero
could not continue lighting.
The Presidents attitude as to inter
vention Is Just what it has hceu since
INC troops were sent 10 Texas WITH
out action Of Congress thnrc can lie
no intervention. Enough the Stntc
Dcpartment received prncticnIlv no ad-
vices to-day or Tonight. the War De
Iartment Is Keeping in close touch with
~ PAso through the army officers.
However, nothing can be added TO the
instructions which were given When ii
necamc known that another battle
MIS- imminent. The only orders We're
That Americans were To be Kept MS far
us possible away from the iirng line
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FuncraIof Hirs. Benttie.

~ Especial to Tic Times- DispRtch.J W
Bristol, Va, May S.--The body Of Mrs.
George y. C. Bcattie, who went TO Col :
orado Springs recently with the hope
of prolonging her life, was brought to
Glade Spring to-day. Mrs Bcattic died
May ., aged sIxtyonc years. Her hus-
band four sons and four daughters
survive.
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Vera Cruz. Mexico. May So. ,clc-
gram was received to-day telling, OF
ne capture OF Tumalpiro by rebcis
NJ details were given. Tamalipico IS
near the port Of ruXpan.
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Sewing erminc for IL Ing Georges coro-
nation robes.
Copyright. American Press Assn.l

OF its being Il mistake by which Gen
eral Navarro proiited. The more out
spoken-of the insurrecto syInputhizcfs
censurcd him roundiy for not selling
the psychological moment that would
have nude him u military hero
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iIshtIng sun in ,.ro.rc.

san Diego Cal May 81 Tighling.
wren began NJ lo;t5 o'clock this
OF 100 men II Tijuana. Lower Ca!ifor-
MA. ana a rebel band. which the for
incr was TO repci WAS Still IN progress
tonight. Intermittent hriny could bo
heard from tho custom house III, liz
nneriHan side Of tho boundary line
iktrhel bullets entered riJuana. which
IS practically deserted with Tho ex-
The rebels fron Tecut had plnuue.I H.
assault on Tijuana for several days
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ing James and Ashury. OF Washing ton.
ID. G., the latter a wcil-known raiiwa q
mail clerk. She leaves five brothers.
among them Oscar Simmons, or Ports
mouth
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Erncst f.. slower.
Especial to The Times-Dispat

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Salem, Va May s.--Ernest Emory
Slower. aged forty-thrcc years, died
Sunday at 1880 a. NJ at his home
on Tennessee street, after long ILL
ness OF tuberculosis and heart trouble
He was son of the late D. c. Slower.
lie is survived by his mother. one
brother, j. G.. Slower. two sistcrs-Alis,
Neina, of Salem, and Mrs. W. s.
Ba skervIlle. of st. Paul MINI. -l-
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Deaths nj Hampton.

tSpeciNl to The Times Dispatch. WI
Hampton. Va, May s..--Mrs. Martha
Ice Young, sixty-cight years old, died
iii her home, '.I'riarhcld," to-day. near
Hampton. Sic was n daughter OF the
county. Five children survive her
Mrs. Charles S. Conkling, forty
three years old died to-day IN Holt
street Her husband ana i've children
survive.
Mrs. c. +. Jenkins. OF Phocbus. to-
day received a telegram announcing
the death OF her mother, Mrs. Henry
Curle. III North Carolina.
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DnNIl nv. nnrrrr.

David ". Bargcr, sixty seven years
old, native OF Rock bridge county,
but who has been an inmate OF the
Confederate soldiers Home since 1885,,
died Sunday night He leaves two
observation-disclosures and Joseph Barger,
OF Bunalo Forge, Va The funeral will
take place this morning ut III o'clock
at the Home Chapel. fntcrmcnt Will he
IN the soldiers section Hollywood
Cemetery. Mr. Bargcr served through
the War Between the states az
member OF Company y, Fourth Vir-
pini;l Infantry slls.al-,l #lGi il'54i