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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
Remarkable Christmas
Present

among the curious Christmas pren-
ants or this year Viii be one for 4 man
OF national reputation. which has been
all year IL the making
Way last January tho present was
decided Upon, ana friend Q; tne prom
.Eent gentleman requested the Burrells
Press Clipping Bureau. OF New York.
10 watch every paper In America ana
10 take up every Item which appeared
concerning the man.
The clipping bureau people followed
Instructions. and now present the hig-
tory OF one year in the lie Of this
especia. man.
The history ends Just after election.
and tho 2o.sf2 newspaper items found
INCLUDE everything from Il three-line
editorial mention 10 fulipage illus
trated stories. These have been mount
ed on 5000 great sheets OF Irish linen
paper and bound into three massive
volumes.
At the head OF each Item is tho name
and date OF paper clipped fronl. thia
Information having teen put IN with .
book typewriter The words thus IN
serted amount to lo3.252.
In actual time. very strict record
or which mas been kept. the work has
required siXty-four working DAYS
throughout the year, and has kept in
people. readers. clippers, sorters.
mounters and binders. Every news
paper OF importance is represented
This is merely specimen OF some Of
the unique orders which get into tho
Burrelle Bureau. for the extent TO
which clippings are used by individuals
and by bLJi--ess concerns seems to De
remarkable.
well as in public life who need press
clippings and don't know IT, 1t might
be well for them to look up this man
Burrelle, who is said to be so well
"Burrelle. New York" win reach hina
9th no delay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
YOUNG MAN FALLS UNDER TRAIN
AND Is SERIOUSLY INJURED

Special 70 The T.ines-Dispatch.l
AlcNandr.a va. August e3.-Le,yls
Mankel. nineteen years ola. whose
home is in Knoxville. Tenn. while at
tempting to board moving sou,n-
bound passenger train at the Onion
hallway Station at zoos o'clock last
night. either Slipped or mlssed mis-
footing aud was seriously injured.
Mankel was brought ia an ambulance
TO the local hospital where DR. ". NJ
smith anputated the left leg below
tile knee and also treated him for a
dislocated hip and amputated the great
toe OF the right foot
Al the hospital this morning IL was
stated that Mankel was doing as well
as could be expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
MOSBY RET|RES
FROM BUSINESS
Well-known Merchant Sells
Broad Street Establishment
10 His Partners.

Announcement was made yesterday
/ OF ,he retirement from active business
Of Junus IS Mcsbv. Tor generation
one OF the leading merchants OF Rich
mond Vi, las been for many years
prominent in the Wholesale and retail
branches OF ,he dry goods trade and
is widely known throughout The city.
both in business ana social circles.
Alr Mosby was born in Powhatan
county in 1873. tho son OF Benjamin
Clintou Mosoy and KachacI Nar1arah
Moshl Vt the age OF sixteen lie was
appointed deputy sheriff IF the county.
and at seventeen ne Joined Pcwhatan
Troop Company H. Fourth Regiment
Virginia Cavalry as a private soldier
Later be was assigned TO the commits
snry department ci southwest Virginia.
stationed a, New River Bridge. lie re-
'ainer that position until the close
~ tie War. when 90. came to Richmond
to engage ir business
ne accepted position as bookkeeper
first In tnc firm OF Cardozo. Aisop.
F"nrlurcan IS co. ana after several
years was admitted 10 AN interest in
thc business After the retirement OF
Air Fourpurcau the firm became car
do1o Alsop. Mostly X Co. which en-
raSed in the retail dry goods business
fhis lirA was dissolved and the firm
'f Alsop. Mosby y CO. formed to en-
sasc IN the wholesale trade. the con
Germ being later known as Mostly. viii
k4nson. Anderson x Epes. wnich firm
conducted general notion business
The present firm OF j. b. Mosby &
60 started under tho firm name OF
Temple. Pemberton Cordes & Co MIR.
Icmrie retired. and the nrm became
Pcmherton cordes x Mosby. Later
Mr.. Mosby bought the interest OF Mr..
femherton Tn, firm was then con-
Quoted a Cordes. Moshy x Co. for
about two years during which time
George c. Dietrich and Eugene l. Die
trich We're admitted as partners. Mr..
M"shN then acquired tire interest OF Mi
Noraes. and the firm name was changed
10 j. g. Mosby X 60 Recently the
business was Incorporated. with Mr.
Mosby as president. In retiring from
active business he has disposed of his
holdings TO MS two partners. George
o. and Eugene ~ Dietrich. who Will
continue the business
Mr. Moshy for many years was sec
r"tary ana treasurer Of The Wcstmore-
i"nd club and at one time was its pres
lueht lie l. on the board OF directors
OF The American National Bank ana
OF inc virginia Trust Company. In re-
cent years Nh Mostly erected a hand
some home at the corner Of Grace
street and Allen Avenue. where he viii
continue 10 live.
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pcrsnmnI Mention.
THIEVES MAKE ATTEMPT
TO ROB RAILROAD SAFE
All {" Get Money. but steal WhiAkcv
invitation 10 Mosb,'s Camp
for Reunion
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

iHPcclai TO The Times Dispatcbl
fredericksburg. Va. August 23.-Tbe
warehouse and office here Of the Mary
land, Delaware and virginia Rail,.s,
Coinpany' were broken into and an at
tempt made TO rob the iron safe. v,htcb
however was not successful Tba
thieves broke open case OF whiskev
taking four quartes OF liquor RIM
belonging to tho Office was take, ,nd
several trunks in the wareroom werc
rltIed and boxes or canned goods ana
crackers were broken into. Tho NJ.
hcers arc endeavoring to locate tn,
thieves
At a meeting Of the members Of
MoSbys camp to be held next week In
FRINGE william County. an Invitation
Will be extended by w. y. Tansnl ~
this city, member. to hold the nov,
annual reunion in this city. rho
Mayor, members of the City Council
members OF Maury Camp Confed.ra,e
Veterans. Daughters of the Confcderacv
and others viii join In the invitation
NJ. J. Gately, owner of the frame
structure on Main street In which ne
resides and conducts store. the
former home of John PAU Jones. ana
one OF the historic places in this CITY.
is having the property repaired and
repainted. This is one OF the land
marks of the city.
". r. Brooks has purchased OF Judge
a. r. Helm. OF Wheeling. w Va. the
old Helm homo in Falmouth. near this
city.
Bass hshing in this section is excel.
lent ut this time. Two parties went
from here this week ana caught FORTY
six fine bass one day. twenty eight an
other and seventy-siS another.
Tho drought. which recently set In
and pastures. Late corn is particular
~ in need of rain a. this time. Unless
II comes soon. tho yield Will be great
lily reduced.
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INSURANCE REPORT ISSUED
frntcrnni Societies Have strange ana nj
turcsque Names

- turcsaue Names
, .' SIXTH annual report OF Cotonef 1o,.A
iyn u ;He bureau of Insurance -,
800 iHa1'i II contains q roster ~ III. in
''A' "rns 90 various sorts licensed M
ile.' N virginia, with Statistical 70
o. tn'ir business condition.
-,t''tt' Two IRE and marine Insurance rom,
ri"i,s 40 .lsi mess IN this STATE Tho ,6,ai
I'VE ana miscellaneous Insurance COM
rn-i's iN uninr casualty and bonding con-
'"'''' ls eighty. and ~ fra,ernni soc,s-
sNiY-nine Tho latter include s,ch
lH"9.c concerns az the Afro-Arnerles,
O" i'.d Mcn and Daughters ~ pora-
nl"l"s Il Giddinss and Joiiifce r',ior
l'.ie 10 success. Grand Cour, ord
~ HH DO "t me state % virginia ,rart
,.," 2ll,r ~ Moses Grand United ord
'' f.' sons and Daughters Of Peace IN
ner.n. Grani United Order 90 Abraban III
i,ti 'Nt 'FItt oi King David. improved o.
i'i "rhords and Daughters ~ Bethfe.
lfiH inft7cnder' order ~ Hami,es No.
order % M'ne'ib and Princosses n, A..
: s.nniA ~ America. and the United O-so- =,
Twenty Elders. anu
Fonf'een are insurance cornpan,.s w.-.
a-niti'f during the year and n,e vim
hIfN from The state. Fourteen M. and ,,te
'eliHneous companies were licensed. ak "a.
ofn'n'iary associations were received
"t' iai'rnais Withdrew. and one count
IRE Insurance association was or
Thrr-fve nres were investigated hv .b.
if' maffna!s department. zoue rcrui,irr
ll conviction for arson some in acqt,l,af.
Some in iuiiurrs 20 arrest ana Some ID, co.
tisi'r ifh' the cause was accidental
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
PERHAPS FATALLY
INJURIES HIS WIFE
Wilson Man Shoots Woman
Whom He Alleges Is IN
true TO Him.

iSpee!ai TO The Disnatchl
wilson y G.. Auglst Alleging
.hat she mad been untrue 10 him. J.
w be.ana' wcA KNOWN man OF VIA
s1a. tA.s morning shot and perhan>
i@tally injured mis- wife TWO shots
were nred. one entering the ahdomen
and tie other loGg.ns in the steel rib.
of her corset Beland Iater surrendcr.
I'd 90 officers. According TO reports.
1eiand' a.ief few words ~ censure
'H's 'HoFh.ns' drew "a pistol ana opened
promptly opeFaied Oh at the Wilson
Hanatorilm ana il is thought that the
chances ior Aer recovery arc slisht.
beland was arrested ana placed In
.a-i Ihe Beiands Stand well mere. Mrs.
Sei-al DDS not been in condition m
iaa"r s"ie.mrnt since ihe shooting.
i-e 'All-ie.q f9alntrln that She is H.
agent AM effort VIII be made TO have
Island released on bail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
DEATHS

% NN---7I'0 % N0tr0at for no -.l-E-
August i4l-. AhTitH NJ GUNS
funeral from tho Residence of hIs
aHnghttr MIS-. Harry Els 50 2fli
West Grace street THIS AIORNISG
=; 1890 o'ciork Burial private 50
REL Died. august 81. 1912 Mrs
SARAH d. REIp wifr Jas. y Rrld
Funeral actic. later
EGGLEsTON Died. ~ ID O'Clock yes
terday morning Mrs GRACE ID
EGGLEsTON. wife 81 John : Es-
gleston.
runctnl MORROW (spndayl
AFTERNOON a, ;.90 o'ciock from
tie residence SOC Seminary Avenue.
Ginier rark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
EAST END PEOPLE
ORGANIZE CLUB
Democrats OF Jefferson Ward
Hear Address by Richard
EVELYN Byrd.

FlenN ~ EARNEST interest in the
cause nf hcmocracy in tine national
campaign of this Year was shown by
tlo citizens ot the East End who met
last Slit IN Llhhr lam Tark and or
a-i1e0 The Wilson -Marshan- Nionta.
sue cub of Jefferson Ward EVERY
body prescott WAS confident of party
success at me POLLS.
john j Biak, was elected president
Horace a Hawkins ,icc-prt sident
ard John E 1harliun. treasurer. The
sllent 81 appoint two tice-pr
otais iro1i tacl precinct ir tho ward
..a ALSO fnaucc committee com
posed az two w.n froW each precinct
Richard riNriNn Byrd urganixer of
lbs for Virginia st thu request of
fhe National Democratic Committee.
aatrtAsd fhr olub iio told how it
w+ ulqssiiin this Year ~ socur,
fluids lam ti sources heretofore
loohc3 80 aud how the candidates ara
tae committee had determined not 90
accept single contribution from a
corporation Not only this hut ton
mou'y from men cluueCtod
vtta ar-t t,rnrations Will also he
nd !or fear that they might bee
l.Eardtd as ertulirs 500 obligation.
Immense cost Of Campaign.
And rtt" said Mr Byrd. eve nust
500 money sonehnw Um informed
iaat Whcu que campaign gets fairly
started t-e telegraph ban for THE New
lorS neaduuaftvrs alone Will reach
S.Nl dat judged bs FORMER cam
pi ems Then there Is the enormous
s-u which must Do. expended for print
ns for rostage for headluartcrs
rcuf ;or once employees. There are
,at eNpcns.s of headQuariers in every
state Taken altogether. the cost OF
natenai campaign rs simply enormous
FMS year must come from tho pocll-
e's &c ihe Individuals Interested ID
Democratic Success
Alr Byrd further urged the desir.
alb il,y of clubs IN keeping party spirit
alive. for tho feeling on-endercd i'm
tnem becomes am Infection ana spreads
in others
Snort addresses fun OF earnestncss
aud slowing resolve were made hv
John y Charlton Mat Davis ana
~ Hawkins ono OF those who
signed membership cards was Captain
iohr s. curtis, the veteran member
OF ths House Of Delegates who de-
ciated This TO he one or tho happi.s,
events of BIS sc,enty-,irhth birthday
II was decided TO leave further
nleetins $ of the club 10 tho call of IN,
president and vice. president II is
net iiheiy TO meet again until after
tn Administrative Board primary Ad.
dresses Will he made from time to time
by prominent Democrats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
"Berry's for Clothes

Light shoes at light prices
9 - as, tan, kid and calf.
heaNy in Only one point
quality
The loot is apt to be a tender
point ouTluq the heated term.
a change Of shoes $ wisdom.
No pairs to-day for what
you We often paid Tor one.
Prices-$ So .SB for 81 shoes.
1855 for So shoes.
- So for $3.50 shoes
The Eanan and the Berry.
Get acquainted with these
two popular makes nONN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
BURSTING WHEEL
KILLS YOUNG MAN
Piece of Emery Goes Through
Body With Force of
Gunshot.

Special 10 Tho Tlmes-Dispatoh
Bristol. Va. August .3-licniy Ba-
"er' twenty mine years olt had just
succeeaed his father Josep Bekor. 81,
- inains tools ON au emrry Wheel at
NNt'"o"ie' according % news received
from there to-day, WHEN tie wheel
oufsi ana piece of 10 went through
tle young mans body wi,n th, FORCE
81 sanshot Killing MIN instantly
a great noio was torn 10 ns brea4t.
'"e piece oi s'on" lodging asalat, tn.
wall of rle back bakor ls urvls,a
ny aus VIC and tAree small oAAGren
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24

The Lost Young Mems Christian Asso-
e'atlon moonlight rXcursion OF tho
Ammer win bee run Tonight to Du,ch
'ap and return There wul lee music
kessnich Band and Folk Milers
Neei' quartet This Wiz DO the third
NeNfs'on 81 the season. RUN as "a social
feature for nos nhers of the association
"n" their friends. Tho boat leaves tha
"hari promptly at $50 O'clock. re-
turning about u o'clock
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Marriage Announcement.

Special To- Tho Times Dispatch
crozet, VA. August 2s.-Mr. ana Mrs
J. II O'NsnI announce the marriage
oi their daughter. Annie Marguerite.
To RAYMOND Alexander Gentry. Of Gro
zc, on August H. Mi and Mrs. GEN
try are NOW Visiting Washington. BAL
unore Norfolk ana old Point Comfort
and wi! bc az home on september at
'roret
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BARKER NOT IN RACE.
Declines TO necomc Candidate ns Sue
crksor to I.,i-tnrr

Especial 70 Tho Times Dispatch
Salisbury, \ c, August e3-ColoncI
MaN l. barker. Of Salisbury who has
been prominently mentioned for thc
appointment TO the position made va
cant by the deaih OF Acknowledgement
Robert l. L.istner ten days ago. stat
cd to-day that he will not enter the race.
He has given he matter much cousld-
Grafton. and says he cannot serve. all
though possessing an unboundcd in
terost In tho state militia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24


Phone Madison l75.
All seventeen candidates for the
Administrative Board VIII be invited
by letter TO address the south Rich
mond Democratic CLUB at public
mass meeting to be held on The court
house green at Z time during the next
two weeks. yet to Dee decideo upon.
The following COMMITTEES was an
pointed last nigh, 20 fix the date.
with instructions 10 ind some night
when the candidates have no other
enlargement: J. G Nunnally Cchalr-
mani. y. l. Sampson and j. l.. Babcr.
Tho committee Is also empowered TO
hire band OF twelve pieces for the
purpose of bringing out all OF the
voters
The prospects OF Woodrow wilson
In the coming presidential election
wcre warmly discussed at the meet
lng last night. ana IT was urged upon
the members to see that the certaint.
of Wilson carrying the state does not
prevent fun vote from being cast
IN South Richmond The following
committee was appointed to stir UP
tile political cauldron on election aav.
H. l. Redford. John Hastings. Clar-
ence higgins. Fred Wright. James
Cook =. h. Hooker. Robert Fovylkes
RcAard Saunders; Charles Norris. j
I. Bethel. Thomas Pugh. \. I. samp-
son. John Daughan. j. Boss ana
Georg, Jones
Dcnth From Lockinw.
Mrs Elizabeth Williams. widow Of
w. H. Williams died Thursday night
from locAjaw, caused by stepping on
rusty nail at hes home several
weeks ago. Mrs Williams paid no at
tention 10 the wound at the time. and
the symptoms Of the disease developed
before medical attention was sum
moned DR. Thomas u. Jones pro-
nounced the case one of lockjaw.
Thu funeral w'li take place to-mor-
row afternoon Il, o'clock from the
residence 1905 Hull street. and burial
I viii b. made in Oalswood Cemetery.
Mrs Williams was forty-two years
old. ard IS survived by three children
r. Leonard William Henry and MISS
| Edna " arie three sisters-Mrs.
Emma Nelson Mrs Alice Monkey ana
Mrs. Mar Tate: and two brothers
John Gibh- and Walter GIBBS, Of
aunt" Nnncy's Home Durg!arizcd.
when Aunt Nancy Taylor. colored
I returned 70 ner home al 1912 Canal
! Street last n'sht. she found that some
one had Effected an entrance during
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24

be- namc Of r. !. Harrison Of 1901
W liamsnurg Avenue. was omitted
through an oversight from the list Of
pfprie iu ilcnrico County who gave
80 an income OF moro than g. 1000 for
iaNhuon Mr Harrison, who is tho
oniy citizen Of Narina District - give
p an neon" this year. has boon max
ing return under this heading for
Years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24

Policemen al over the world use
Policol IN stand on their feet
all day and know what sore. tender
s WeHIE' swollD feet really mean. They
use 7 u beca .se TIZ cures. 1t keeps
thsir feet in perfect condition.
on nrNcr led anything like r I u
pct"Tc inr your feet II is different
rom any lhif. ever before sold.
n ara" put all poisonous eXuda-
IONS "nlch hrinS on soreness of the
iest ana rs t'n only remedy that does
i '4'anN 't every pore and giori-
imp again or draw up your face in
pain. "td oDll forget about your
co'nS' bnniDYH and callouses. You'll
lcti llhr IfN person. But be sure
10 uHc OUlv NJ
n. 70 c,nts q box. sold at all
dtns h,of'h department. and general
r'oltF W wv" To-day 10 Walter Luther
bodg" * co.. ie23 s wabash Avenue.
enc tEo' lil Tor free trial package
OF III and euloy real foot relief.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
News Of South Richmond

, her absence and stolen number Of
articles OF wearing apparel. among
which We're four new nigh,gowns
The loss was reported to the police
station. with the clue that a neighbot
had seen q tail dark man hanelne
around the ncighbornood during the
Afternoon.
Juniors Pay Frntcrnni visit
More than roo members OF the tunlor
order OF United American Mechanics
left for Petersburg Thursday night on
fraternal visit. The committee an
tcipated carrying only two cars but
II was necessary 10 press another into
service 70 handle the large crowd The
visiting juniors were met in p.tors-
burg by the three councils Of That cit,
and marched to the hall ou sycamore
street. headed by brass band Of ei-n-
teen pieces and j torchlight procession
~ the local councils T. phluius
Of South Richmond presided over tn,
meeting. and speeches were mad. h.,
Davis Bottom. 7. Gray Haddom. D. r.
Wharton and C. w Hodges Solos
We're sung by ". j. Morrlssette Of
9outh hichmond, and c W Hodges o.,
hiohmond. and refreshments v.rn
served. \ return visit is to be made
"i'AlH the next two weeks
Knee Dislocnted
Joseph Brown. coiored had hts kn.c
disloca,ed yesterday while loading ice
at the plant OF tho Manchester Ice
/ COMPANY The city ambulance was
called. and he was carried to his home
Police Court Docket.
Tie case OF Walter Garrett. charged
with iisorderly conduct ON Il Hui Street
car was continued until AIonIay by
Justice Maurice yesterday
| Henry Mickcns, colored was ordered
to pay 81 week toward the support OF
his Wife or 20 to jail in default.
Beverly Tody was nned $3.50 for all
io"-ns his horse to roam at large
over the streets
charles stein was fined SO FOR mali
cious assault
Linwood Hilton ana Eniah Maury
| both colored, were nned SEQ each for
disordcriy conduct ana refusing "a
move at the command OF an officer rho
fines were paid.
Personal Mention.
r. Earle Lutz. editor and manager
OF the Weekly Bee. left yesterday yor
Two weeks trip to Atlantic City and
! Philadelphia Ernest {. Pollard is d.
recting the policy Of the Bee during
/ Mr. Lutz's absence.
Miss Annie Ruth Cobb Is visiting roll
atives in Cumberland County.
Irvine Robertson left yesterday for
| d week vacation at Ocean View.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
Charles 4. Rneser Critically III.

oha9.cs s. Kruger was reported last nisht
avenue near tho Sew Reservoir 10 mas
beer sunor!ns from TYPHOID fever and yes-
iefdtN underwent an operation fof porfora.
non y, ~" iniesiines iIe rallied from the
eperaiion and while critically uL his con
clifton late last night vas reported as fas-
CRADLE. lie Is associated With hts father.
W !l.lam hncger, In business Or william
r Dppenhiucr Us To- attendance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24

Lieutenant william II Kinderva,er.
retired. who Is with the state High
way Commission in bridge construc-
ton In Caroline County. spent few
hours In tho city last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
OBITUARY
Mrs. virginia T.. ,Iovcr.

fSnecial % The Ilmes- DifDatch
Lyuchhurg Va. August .3=The
body ~ Mrs Virginia Emmett Meyer.
formerly OF this city. who died yes
tordny NJ the Western state Hospital.
was brourh at here this afternoon over
taken TO the home OF her daughter
Mrs. dolly Fortune. IN tl Yves, End.
whence the burial Will take place. Mrs
Meyer was nativc OF Campbell Coun-
ty but she had lived here for lons
time. She was a member OF the Park
View Christian church. The children
SURVIVING are as follows. ". w
W. g. Meyer. { Gladys. j ". Moycr.
Of Lynchhurs Mrs. Kittie HAN, OF
panvillc Mrs. DOLLY Fortune. and Mrs.
Harry Lee. of Lynchburg. and Mrs
EalsonlA prANth.I. OF GladNs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
Mrs. Margaret Rolls.

Special 70 The Times-Dlsnatohl
Alexandria, Va. August 22.-Mr>.
Margaret Rolls. sixty-nve years old
who two weeks ago was brought to
the Alexandria Hospital from her home
at Occoquan. suffering from a irac-
turcd hip as the result OF a fall. was
stricken with paralysis q few days ago
while at that institution and her death
occurred this morning. The body VIII
be shipped to Occoquan Sunday, at
which place the burial Will be made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24
Jnmes Mckee NIyntt.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Raleigh. y. c., August 2S.-James
Mckee Myatt. son of W. y. Myatt.
prominent merchant of Raleigh died
at the Wyatt home on Blount street
yesterday. aged nineteen years lie
had been quite i'll for some time OF
tuberculosis Of the lungs The funeral
was held to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-24

Speaker Richard Evelyn Byrd VIII
address q meeting OF Democrats at
Farmvilic Monday night. at which time
Wilson Marshall club ~ill be organ
led
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NJ. n. II. shore.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Raleigh. n c, August 2S.-M. n. T.
Shore, Confederate veteran, who for
forty years was janitor OF the famous
old Home Moravian Church. salem. y.
c., died Thursday night at the Soldiers
Home here. ard his remains were car
ricd to Winston Salem this morning
for interment. lie volunteered for the
service from Forsyth
County, and served in the Thirty third
Regiment He was sevcnty-four years
old, and came to the home only three
weeks ago. He recently lost his wife
and daughter.
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MrS. Irmn T.. shaw.

Especial o The Times dispatch
Danvillc, Va. August .3-The death
OF Mrs. lrua H. shaw occurred this
evening after an illness OF several
mo- this at her home on Patton street.
Mrs. Shaw was connected with the
First Baptist Church. She leaves four
chiltren-Elna. Margaret. Linwood and
Eugene-also a sister ana two broth
crs-Mrs. {. ". Stanle.'. IL r. and T..
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