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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-27
FUNERAL NOTICE

'o1WERs-Funeral OF MRS MARTHA
G. ROCK POWERS will take place
from Fulton Baptist Church WE'D
NESDAY. March 90. at $3.50 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintances are re-
quested to attend.
Norfolk papers please copy
In the graveyard softly sleeping.
z Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies the one I love so dearly.
In her cold and silent grave
Dearest one. you have loft me.
Left the one you loved so well;
But some day we hope to meet you,
And together we VIII dwell.
You have left me broken hearted.
And all seems so drcary here:
1t don't seem like the same home
As It did when you were near.
Dear. the sun Is shining brightly.
And the birds sing sweet refrain
But tho vacant spot within my heart
Can ne'er be filled again.
remains of 7. c. TAY
LoR. who died In Los Angeles. Cal,
reached Richmond yesterday after
noon. Funeral from Bllleys Under
taking Parlor THIS AFTERNOON at
: o'clock. Intermeht In Riverv'ew
He was the eldest son OF C. e.
Taylor. ST.. and the late Mrs. Anne
r. Taylor. Besides his father and
stepmother. he leaves four brothers.
G. e, Jr., II. A, T. /. and j. r. Tay-
lor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-27
Catch Alleged Runaway.
personaI MANTLE,
Jefferson Hotel Arr,vn,.

". O. McNa!r. ChiceEo: ]. Wnosr
=, pN'sae!d. Miss.; r. w. II. JoSnsnn
10. LUIS: z: t. shipp Boston; x I. Kreg.
Hsrz f' 81 Frank Tierney. H Hart. 5.
e Chicago; Louis Davis, New Yori-. Sio M
nhia.' Sai y y. r. Mclean, Philadsi.
!, g'iI =; u d, Il; Edgar and wife. Me.oken. y
New W. w; tough. Philadelphia: NJ l.. olds.
~ ~ ~, =. Donaldson. Conway. Mass: NJ
~ CArtersvtile. Ga: " F. EDWARDS ~
wtoe, Worcester, Mas; Mrs. II. o. Gs ,,"a
WE. New York City: Edward r. rThn ana
Cniic,,aDoe s Moines: L. p. shrIver and w,fs
= ''TaSo: J. s: Walker. Baltimore. Nd: W.
r. Far6 s"n ana vile. Des Moines, Iowa: r.
In,,,r seW YORK: r. ". Williams =,
,on Z. p Clark. Washington; j. r. Nj, i.
"ashinston; John w. Lyon, nai,,r,a i..'
"a y" Herr. PhIiadeiphia Ds'''inors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-27
breaches
OPENING SERMON
Many Ministers Arrive for Meth
odist Conference at Roa-
nokc.
Ispecial to rhe Timcs. Dispatch. |

Roanokes Va. March 26.-The large
number OF preachers in the conSreSa-
tlon which assembled in Belmont
Church this evening showed that a
large percentage Of the clerical MEM
pers of the Baltimore Conference OF
the Methodist Church south. have ar
r!Ned in Roanoke, ami VIII be present
at the opening session aof the con-
terence tomorrow morning
1t Is custom OF long standing in
this conference that some member of
tho body preach what Is known as tho
opening sermon upon tile evening of
tho day before tho conference begins
It's annual business sessions.
mo preacher appointed to deliver
this sermon this year was Row. j. w.
DUFFY, D. D.. of Winchester.
Words POUNDS in the tenth chapter
OF Luke. in tho Parable Of the Good
Samaritan. Go Thou ana Do Likewise"
constituted the tex, of DR.. DuRy's SER
mon. He emphasized drst the fact
that the man who is impclled by tho
divine element in his life Will bear
himself toward other men i'll the man
ncr In which that Samaritan bore HIM
self toward tho man who fell among
thieves. whom the Lcrite and tho
priest passed by without extending
him aid
The brotherhood Of man. pr. Duffy
declared. has been discussed more by
men In the pulpit and out of 1t during
the past twenty years than ever before
in tho history OF the church" This
subject. he said is current topic
to day because IL is fundamental in
every social question 20 be answered.
and every social problem to be solved
The discussion OF the subject. how
ever, that unless solved upon the
principle as laid down BY Jesus Christ
in the parable of the Good samaritan.
will result. he said. in the building of
Z structure the Foundation of which is
only sand. Speaking Of brothcrhoods
such as are organized and carried on
by men for benevolent and social pur-
poses, he said theirs we're in some OF
them commendable features. and he
had no desire to condemn them. but
that these organizations could NcH
take the place of the broth erhood OF
man as Jesus Christ gave to the world
He showed further that no brother
hood of man can exist without the
fatherhood OF Cod that tho two are
inseparablc, and in bringing out this
truth insisted that no man ever rises
above his conception OF God. and tina,
II man Is to have the highest ideals
and live the best life. he must possess
the highest and best conception OF
God
DR.. Duffy showed in closing that
Jesus Christ always appealed TO the
best in human nature, and that He
wants His followers In their prea ching
and teaching to do the same. and In
this way lift humanity to the highest
possible level and teach the true broth
erhood Of man a. illustrated in tina
parable OF the Good Samaritan and
the fatherhood OF God. as illustrated In
the parable of the lost sheep.
The several committees have been
busiiy engaged to-day with the ex-
animation OF candidates for admls
sion into the conference and under
graduates in the conference course Of
study
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South R!cauond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
1920 HAL Street.

Phone Madison IL.
Slipping from his narrow perch on ;hc
apex OF the roof OF the house, 1921 Balm
bridge street William Butler. a timer, en-
p!oycd by the Williams Plumbing Company
fell 10 the ground yesterday morning about
II o'clock. He was picked up unconsciou,
and carried to the office OF DR. O. :. owen.
nearby. where he was given medical atten-
ton. HIS family physician. Or. ". II Gratis.
WAS summoned. An examination failed TO
show any broken bones, and II is thought
that he has suffered no injuries other than
cuts and bruises.
According to spectators who saw the
mental railing along the edge OF the roof
This was not strong enough TO stand his
weight. and he fell to the roof OF the porch.
from which he reboundsd 10 the pavement
Nearly "A dozen persons saw his faS and
hurried to his assistance. lie was taken
to his home on Eas; Eighteenth street.
To Build Storage Warehouse
Another deal in South Richmond really
was consummated yesterday when W J.
Carter became the owner OF the OLD Burnett
homestead on Hull stree, between sixth aud
Seventh streets. The property pur
chased from a. Reed Nenabie for s5.Soc
Tho lot fronts siNty-eight feet on Hull
Street, and has depth OF e5o feet An old
dwelling on the property is one OF the land
marks OF the sou,hside. II was bull, years
before the war. and was one OF the arEest
homes In Manchester at tina, time II viii
ultimately be torn down said Mr.. Carter
yesterday. 10 make way tor a stora sc ware
house for the carter-Venable Company. OF
which he is vice-nresldent. Ii is admir-
ably located FOR that purpose. being direct
~ across the street from the Saahoard Air
Line freight depot. and on 4 siding Of thai
road. It will be within short dlitance Of
all freight depots.
Realty Transfers Recorded.
In the oE!ce OF Clerk Walter 2 puVsl
81 the Hastings Court. Part ?. the .olIoyrirr
deeds o: bargain and sale have been admit.
ted 10 record
Eliza ATrnistead and Others 10 John A.
frontage OF scventyttour feet on Canal
street and depth OF 100 feet. The price
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-27
VIRGINIA GIRL DIVORCED
deserted by Husband, Mrs, Touxa
comes Nurse In Buffalo.
,,ffs IT, 10 me Times Dispatch

renSl 20. ~ he llmeS- DisDatch
iaio. y. Y. Mach 26.-In 3 ,oh
T rouse on ih September 70, 1906. Clarence
, ynsra Minnie w. Underhiil, twe a5e
cs eai v, Of age. said to have been a tynJy
"a IL Virginia belle. Fired with an ~ y,
s strnn,o to cas-, his lot into the mora 1!
fartIehuoas business life OF the Nnrtb
,nrousey brought his Young wifs ~,
80, ! sohawa n6ia IN 1905. and engaged. in
tne iathing bueineSe. at which he w. -
very successful, but the Tousevs had
no. lived North long when the hms
nand was reported by friends of his
y Wt.e 10 be .seen in tho company of n n
EoIinIe woman residing near Niagara
ans. Mrs TQusey says that she an
p psaiS to him to bear in mind his
9ro!hises made on September 10. 1906.
and he said that he would bebava
n W. But. when his return home
eaeh evening got later and later and
sne accused him OF having failed TO
heep his prom ses. ne left his home
never 10 return.
Declaring that she might as wen
MAKE ms self imposed separation legal,
she instituted suit for divorce. divorce
vas granted to-day, and Mrs Tousey
mas como TO Buffalo to support herself
as nurse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-27
Mi-o-na Banishes Indigestion,
Sourness, Gas and Heaviness
Promptly Stops Fermentation and Every Form Of Stomach
Distress. or Your Money Back

Millions Of people have been cured
oy using SII-O-NA Stomach Tablets,
And now have strong stcmachs, capa-
Die of digesting the heartiest meals.
Millions OF others continue to suffer
rom indigestion, even thouh MH-O-NA
fe guaranteed or money back.
Millions suffer from distressed stom-
cen. acid stomach, beiching of sour
food. a nliI,ra BILE heaviness at Pit OF
stomach, tjen though Ail-O-NA IS
guaranteed or money back.
Millions parade a foul breath, dis
play dull eye. stand for attacks OF
r!liousness and dizziness, even though
M!-O-NA !s EuaraHtaed or money back
Many get so nervous and irritable
from fermentation OF food IN stomach
and the action OF poisonous stomach
gases that they have headache rcgu-
lsTiy, have had dreams nightly and
become respondent and unfit for active
"oFK And st!ll IONA is guaran-
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THOUSANDS SEE.
DAZZLING BLAZE

g.)
eighth and Dock str,ets, b. AN uni
-oehtined man. who saw the blaze. This
misled Engine Companies Nos. and
.. winch responded. as to the location
When they arrived, Captain r. H. FIgg,
OF NO. Z. saw that they were some dis
tancs from the blaze ami that II wns
rapidly gaining Roadway. lie turned
IN second alarm. while the engines
TOOK up positions along the banks OF
the canal. and the hose wagons were
rushed to the other side. On III. secs.
ond alarm Companies Nos. l and and
Truck No responded.
Although there were two private
boxes at the scene OF tho fire, 40 on,
turned In an alarm from either Box
No 3i5. in front of the Barnes Com,
pany we burned.
Offices Of the hree concerns, which
were located in small outhouscs. were
wrecked, but there was ample time
to save most OF the valuable papers
and movable furniture.
Many wild Reports.
In the early stages of the fire many
wild rumors were about. II being car
rico from mouth 10 mouth that various
big manufacturing plants In the East
End OF the city were afire
Burning like finder, II did not trke
long for the Are to completely destroy
the buildings. In little more than half
an hour they were total wrecks.
though flames continued to lean from
the mass OF ruins. At 10 o'clock
there was barely a sign of q blaze.
The 0. *. Ladder Extension Com
pany, which occupied space in the
Mayo building, sustained loss of
ABOUT $1,000, not covered by Insurance
Loss Runn High.
While unable to give any ox,c,
nsure' H. l. Barnes. president OF the
Safe and Lock Company, said thar ho
estimated his loss at between $50. 900
and $4,000. partially covered by in
surance.
d. l.. Boyd, president OF the iron
works estimated his loss Mt about
$4,000. and said that II was partial
~ covered by insurance. The Msyo
loss Is about So, 1000.
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PRIVATE REPORT
ON EVERGLADES
Declares That Committees Rul-
ings Are Unjust = Chairman
Moss Rcscnts lnsinuation.
ncABE SHOWS ANGER
Thomas Will Secured Copy OF
Document Which Was Sup
pressed.
M'cABE SHOWS ANGER

Washington. March zs.-Thc Florida
everglades hearing by the House
Committee on Expenditures in the Ag-
r!cultural Department to-day was
marked by several lively Incidents.
Chickering'S OF attorneys and frequent
tilts between them and members OF
the committee occupied much of the
time, and a promised sensation was
averted when Solicitor MeCabe. OF the
Agriculture Department. assured Chair
man Moss that he had no desire TO
impuGn the motives of the committees
c. L. Goodrich, an expert aEricul-
turist in the department. was on the
stand when objection was made TO Mr..
McCabe's REORGANIZATION
Am ! to understand that tho Dc
partment OF Agriculture Is to he at
tackled and testimony supporting THIS
attack Is to get into the record. and
am not 10 have an opportunity to re-
ply to it?' asked Mr.. McCabe.
1T seems to me- he continued, that
the rulings have been both ways. and
submit that have the right 10 show
why this everglades report was held
up"
"lf you impugn the motives of this
committee. we will settle that question
In minute said Chairman Moss
Mr.. McCabe assured him that he
meant no imputation against the COM
mittee.
The Department of Agriculture is
al loss TO know how Thomas Will
who was interested In the exploitation
Of everglades lands in Florida got
proof of the first report on tine drain
age of the wet lands OF Florida, which
Secretary Wilson id not approve and
ordered suppressed. Joseph A. Arnold.
editor OF the department. so testified
before the Moss investigating commit
toe to-day. lie said never before
within his knowledge. had the
Government Printing Office failed to
preserve the integrity of report He
said all publications were treated as
confidential. and he had no idea how
the proof fell into Wills hands.
This proof was given TO Senator
Fletcher by VIII and later appeared
IN Senate document. Mr.. Arnold said
ne had made n" effort 10 find out how
Mr.. VIII got the proof from the
government Printing Office. Under
discrimination Mr.. Arrnrold said
PEOPLE were writing the department
snd calling In person at my Office and
at the Office of Secretary Wilson. some
urging that the report be published.
others protesting against II; In Wow
OF this controversy / came TO the con
clusion that ii would be best not to
Print any report on the everglades
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teed to snd all these troubles or money
back.
What excuse have these people for
suffering when MI-O-SA. the unlver-
sal stomach prescription, can be had
IN tablet form for so cents a large
'oox al Tragic Drug Co. and druggists
everywhere?
There is only one excuse. the old
worn-out, banged. battered and torn
excuse-the excuse of tho undeveIoped
the excuse Of the childish. the weak
and the mentally deficient.
Just eecause-iust because; that's
MI-ONA and win back energy. Vim,
vigor. vitality and a perfect stomach,
Just because-it's a poor old decrepit
excuse. but to some people it's better
than none
To all intelligent people We Simply
say That MONA Stomach Tablets
only cost 80 cents large box, and are
sold on monAy back II dissatisfied nlan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-27
BURNING BRIDGES
DR.. Waller Uses Apt Illustration in Ser
mon ut First baptist.

Burning the Bridges" was the sub
iect OF sermon preached last night
by DR.. Waller at the First Baptist
church. BY a peculiar coincidence a
big fire was raging In the eastern
part OF the city at the same time,
threatening to burn the bridges in the
Vicinity and everything else !nlamma-
bic
The bridges IN the sermon were the
paraphernglia used by men n the pur-
suit OF their particular form OF l'veli-
hood Some OF these bridges. said DR..
Waller. Il they. We're burned forever.
would greatly benefit the world. 81
twenty saloonkeepers In Richmond" he
said, would profess conversion and
the next day roll their wares to-
them. II would have more effect on
Richmond than all the preaching that
could be done IN two weeks"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-27

Tr.a! began yesterday in tho Law and
Equity Court OF tho sut OF Lucy " Bugg
against the Virginia hallway and Power
Company, In which damages arc claimed in
the SUN OF $1,000. She claims 10 have been
paAsenge? In an automobile which war
t'TusK ny street car on the night OF De-
eember 81. 1910. about midnight, at Thir.
toenth and Min streets. and seeiss damage.
sor personni injuries received at the t,ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-27

United Magnolia Association Portsmouth
-, ~ = Hunter president: william
M.lFh'. vice president: ]. AZ Kennedy, Sec
nrv,.ary and treasurcr-all OF Portsmouth. Va.
ooJect: Frnternai beneficiary association.
-, mehdmcnt was issued TO the charter o,
enc southern Furniture Company (Inc.).
, Snush Nichmond. increasing Its capital from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-27

IN the chimney. Tho roof was In
oiaao when ncighbors ran to tho house
and Informed tho family that thu house
was on fire. Some things were saved
The house was insured. but not sum.
ciently to cover all loss ]. c. James
Is an Older brother OF Colonel Ben o.
James. OF Richmond. and the father
or g. NJ. James. an assistant manager
or tho Atlantic Coast Limo Railroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-27
Morton-TalIex

Eureka Mills Va, March as.-po-
ward Morton and Miss Bessie Talley.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tai
icy. we're married at the brides homs
near Pamplln City. this evening at o
ociock Immediately after the oere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Ieft for
Ohio. whore they will maks thoJr
home
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Dentroyed by ntrn

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Three Square. Goochland Co. Va
March 2e-The residence Of J. c.
James. near here. was burned to the
ground yesterday afternoon. 1t caught
fre supposedly from q defective fiue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-27

bifannon. formerly Of Winchester ,I.
~ president or tho West Virginia Sn.
preino Court OF Appeals. is dead nj har
nome ,, at Weston, W. Va, at an nj.
OF General "Ston.wall'' Jackson and :,
near relative OF the late C;oycrnnr
Jackson. OF West Virginlu. Uer nus,
u ,.1.n' hve daughters and one son sur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-27
DEATHS

bRfCES-.Died. March %, 1912. JOHN
his age. %
Funeral from West End Memorial
church THIS AFTERNOON at 3.ao
!nterment Maury Cemctcry.
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News of South Richmond

was given as 80 and other valuable consld-
crnticas
10. Joe cutch:ns to jaime. E. Height, lot on
Sixteenth Street near Everett street for
SSt'. II mas a frontage OF sixty feet.
Funeral of John Bryce.
Tho funeral OF John Bryce o, a,o0 Decatu,
street Swaasooro. who wss killed Monday
while coupling cnis a. Weldon. y. c.. will
rom tho West End Methodist Church. The
paN-bearers Will be selected from the
brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen and Lib
city Council. 30. H. Jr. o. U. A. NJ Be
sidcs "lfc, lie leave, three b-others-Wii-
Ham f.. Otto 3. and Dr. z. c. Bryce. The
'ntef'nent WI! be IN Maury Cemetery.
In Police Circles.
Charles Ilideway was yesterday sent OF
jail foT -ix;y days by Justice H. A. Maurice.
OF Police Court. Part 2. for stealing a pair
OF trousers from Sol Myers.
Cha'Red with being drunk and d!sorderiy
In I'll" store OF VI. j. Burke. Chunk" Car
lei. co!ofcd WIS yesterday placed under ar
rest II" vii. &c given IL hearing this morn
ing
Aged Negro Critically Ill.
Riehsfd Cosb!I!. coio:ed said 20 DO the
oldest .eA!Gen; CT South Richmond. is cri,!-
eHsly II! az his horse. iols Hui! Street He /.
III MS screnty-eishth year, ana has been in
ona health FOR several weeks. He was en-,
p!oyed Tor more than forty years at the
southern Railway Shops
Shield Williams Marriage
Monday afternoon al { clock a, the home
o. W. NJ. Mosoy. los Bainbridse street.
"Aen Miss Louise Williams became the bride
OF Alfred -. Shield. The ceremony was
performed BY the Rev. ]. H. Eggle.ton, pas
,'F OF the Asbury Methodist Church. Hiram
!-' Waller acted bes, man
Immediately following the ceremony The
young couple let Tor Northern trip They
VIII on taei- return, make their home in
south Richmond. Mr.. Shield is an enpIovo
ot the virginia Railway and Power Com
Catch Alleged Runaway.
suspee;ed OF Being runaway from the
!.aufe! Re.ormetory. Roy finder, eighteen
leuIa o!d. was yesterday taken into CUSTODY
ana 10 being helo Tor Identification. Hs
h.yes his home a. Norfolk. but denies the
S"h'se OF oeInB p runaway
lula iEook= colored. was Yesterday mr.
rested on a warrant charging her Win
W,e esss dress valued 3; $40. from May
Personal Mention
oeputy CRY Treasurer ]. W. Bronnu4h
~ VINO mas been confined 10 his home Inv
...ness iof several days. was at his ort,cs
yesterday. While no; fully recovered he =,
ceiling greatly improved. he u
-. W. Booker. OF Rol semmes s,r..+ mo,
Yesterday operated on at the Manorisi Ioa'
pttah his condition Is reported "a farop-
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nIr. Iun.tnrd Chairman

The Legislative Auditing Committee met
at noon yesterday and elected c. NJ Lun.-
ford. o. Eotetour;. chairman ana e G.
Fo!kes. OF Richmond. secretary. The meet
Ing took place In the office o. state Ac-
countant Carton Mccarthy. 2 ". Smith
was eicctcd assistant 70 NJ. McCa.rthv
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Zoo Yate for G.IHsaifirHrinn

SANTED. DAYS WORK OR WASH
ences. Address j. H.. 1908 Claiborne
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sH EPPARD-Died. at his residence. II
West Grace Street, at 7 p. ~, MarcE
70: WILLIAM LUDWELL SHEP.
Funeral notice later
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Hichnri II. CInlhornc

Especial TO ehc Times. Dispatcb.1
:, Danyiile. Va. March 2G.-Richard
reu,den atoo or f,,n a well. known former
OF the late Colonel William c. CiaI
borne. died here this morning aficr a
long illness. He leaves Vie, Mrs.
6iiem Hadtord Claiborne. formerly OF
Bedrord county: a sister and two
brothers. The funeral will he hcId
on III " eanGsoay ny the Rev. ]. Cleveland
naii' assisted by Revs. w. r. Laird
Mrs. Caroii,ic Hill Davis
Especial 10 The Times dis patch.l
charlottesville. Va. March 2G.-Mrs
I IA me ii.ii Davis. wife OF the late
lessor OF anatomy at the University OF
virginia. died ut ! o'clock this morn
Ing at her residence. Preston Hcigh,A
after long illness She was the
daughter OF Robert and Fanny Hlll. Of
Woodruffs. King. william county. and
sister OF Mrs. John -. Minor. who fiind
Il little over two weeks ago at the UNI
versity. She liz survived by three chill
dren-Mlss Carrie Hill Davis and Dr.
John Stage Davis, OF the University
OF Virginia. and Dr. Robert nm Davis.
Of St Louis, Mo. She also leaves one
sister. Miss Fannie H'l. OF the uni
rersity The funeral will take place
at 1890 o'clock.
Frnnk }. Keys.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Paterson. ~ J.. March cC-Frauk J.
Keys, OF SIS Park Avenue. this cIty,
died Saturday night at the JEFFERSON
Medical College Hospital. in Ph!!ad.l-
phia. Pa. from appendicitis. with which
he was stricken two weeks ago. An
operation was performed. but com
Jefferson Medical. in which he was 4
Junior. Hr Keys was a student at thu.
University College % Medicine. OF Rich
mond.
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Mrs. Fannie =. Fitchett.

uuSPt.I1I TO nc !mes- DispHtchl
Hampton Va. March 26.-Mrs. Fan
me SimKins Fitchett scventy-nIna
years old. died to-day in the bome
OF her daughter. Miss Bessie Fitchett
Srihcipal OF Hampton Female College
and daughter of the late Or Ia
S;mkina widely-known physician
she was born In Princess Anne coun.v
IWo daughters survive her. The BODY
burial ~ oIIo" 10!