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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-19
The Times Dispatch Bureau,
Bollingbrook Street,
(Phone 1850,
Petersburg. Va, August is

Petersburg, Va, August Is.
The Rev. c. BraXton Bryan. D. D, and
I. S. Beckwith. Of this city, while in
Surry County the past week visited the
house built by John Rolfc, the husband
q the Indian princess Pocahontus and
believed 10 be the Oldest dwelling in
the United States. The house stands a
lew miles from Surry Courthouse, is OF
brick, was built about l752, and is in
fair condition 1t is forty eight feet
front, with a depth of twenty -four feet
The basement is one large room, with
i!l&places. ON the floor above are the
Living rooms, and above these a dor
mitory. The windows are exceedingly
small. The historic old house. with
the land attached, is owned and occu-
pied by negroes.
~. Bryan and Mir. Beckwith also
visited the ruins of the fort nearby.
built by John Smith. in preparation for
the evacuation of jamestown. The re-
cords of Surry County are complete
from 1852 to the present day. and the
historical records are of great interest
and value.
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News Of Petersburg
taken TO Farmvillc this morning for
burial this afternoon.

taken TO Farmvillc this morning for
burial this afternoon.
y telegram received from New York
says that the steamship Bremen. bear
ing the body Of the late Mayor Cam
cron. is not expected to reach that
port until Wednesday, morning.
Three large negro excursion parties
--one from Richmond, one from New
port News and one from North Caro-
lima, came to Petersburg to-day.
Herbert Weaves and Herbert Fisher,
young men. while CROSSING Washing
ton Street at the corner of Sycamore
yesterday, were struck by an automo-
bile driven by little girl. They were
knocked under the car. and. clingtng
TO the radiator. were dragged several
yards before it was stopped They
fortunately escaped serious injury, SUI
ferinG only few bruises and
scratches.
The Rev. George e. Booker. pastor
of Washington Street NJ Il. Church.
left this evening on his vacation. going
hrst to Ashland for Il few days
~ ID. Lockett. deputy city treasurer.
VIII leave tomorrow with his wife
FOR Bristol. Va, to spend his vacation
the first he has taken in his eleven
years of service
Miss Bertha Grace, daughter OF Mrs
Josephine Grace, formerly OF this city.
ana well known here. WAS married this
morning in st. Patrick's Cathedral.
Washington, to Edward McKenna. of
that city.
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CHAIRMAN TRAVIS
CONFINED TO BED
Not Able to Take Up Pressing
Matters Before State Cor
poration Commission.
( special TO The Times-Dispatch. ]

Raleigh, y. C. August lS.-Chair-
man Travis. Of the Corporation Com
mission, continues unable to PC at the
c',ices OF the commission. and. indeed
80 be out OF bed from the effects OF
the accident that befell him more than
q week ago when he struck his hip
against the corner OF a table. tie or
Gercd hack TO go to the Office to-
DIS. but when lie got out OF bed and
:ried his hip in dressing. conditions
proved SO serious that he was obliged
10 get rirh; back to bed. Mr.. Travis
Is especially chatting under his af-
Fiction because of pressing duties
that nccsssitate his presence at the
Offices of the commission There is
the pending negotiation with the rail
road companies over the adjustment OF
frcirht rites and more especially the
assessment OF taxes against the cor
porattcns of the state. work that
has . vital bearing on the revenue OF
the state Commissioners Lee and
Pell and secretary Maxwell are hand
iur the situation the very best they
can. bat miss the leadership and coun-
sci OF tho chairman.
IL is not known yet whether there
viii lie further conferences with the
railroad officials on the freight rate
matters before the Leg isla turc CON
Nenes in special session or not. The
Corporation commissioners in official
II informing the railroad companies
OF the rejection of their last PROPOSE
ton for settlement. made no sugges-
iiou Of further conferences. leaving
this entirely TO the initiative of the
railroad officials There has been no
reply vet from the railroad people
Governor Craig has issued commits
sionS 20 Judge Il. r. Lons to mold the
FIRST week of Mecklcnburg County
Superior Court, beginning september l.
ana 10 Judge ]. f. Webb TO hold the
second week beginning september S,
instead OF Judge Duls, of Mecklen-
burg who is unable to preside at this
time because Of illness.
= charter is issued for the Paw
Creek Telephone Co. of Charlotte,
capital $4,000 authorized. and 5000
subscribed by Plummer stewart. +. y.
Wilkinson. 7. w. Sader and G.. l..
Neal. for rural telephone service. Also
for the Alta Motor Car Co, of Moore
County. capital sl0,o00 authorized. ana
Sl,5oo subscribed by II. y. Page and
others
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NARROW ESCAPE ,..oM FIRE.
Spontaneous combustion Starts IIlnzc
In CoMhinrd Store md Dwelling.

SpUClHI 70 TIC IIllcS-IJIt DatCN.I
Norfolk. Va. August lS.-Thc fire
which destroyed the interior Of the
small grocery store AT the northwest
corner OF Brewer and Queen Streets
and almost resulted in the death of
seven people. including two women and
two small children. was caused, it is
said by spontaneous combustion.
II started in the store and WAS dis
covered by G. w. Hanes a negro, who
lives over the grocery. He and his
family escaped. s Copeland. proprie
tor OF the store, lived in the rear OF
the building, and was awakened by
smoke in time TO get his family out as
the flames broke through the partition.
The interior OF The store was in n blaze
1T that time.
II is estimated that the damage to
the building and to the stock Will
amount 10 $500.
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TO HEAR BLUE LAW CASE
Judge Southnll Expected to Henr Gas,
of Merchants To-Day.


OF Merchants To-Day.
Judge Robert G. Southall is expected
to render his decision to-day In the
Chesterfield Circuit Court in the case
OF the three Swansboro merchants who
were fined SIS and cost each by Squire
l.. w. Cheatham In the MagisteriaI
Court yesterday morning for violating
the anti-Sunday selling law The
summer term OF court closes to-day
and this question is on tho docket to
be disposed of.
When asked about his action yester-
day, Squire Cheatham said that if his
ruling was sustained by Judge Southall
he would continue to fine the store
Keepers who kept their places of bust
ness open on the Sabbath, and would
double the fine for each offense
The same trouble was experienced
last year. when soft drink establish
ment at Forest Hill Park was fined
for selling on Sunday. The cnse wns
appealed. and the higher court sus
tanned the magistrates action. After
oelhg fined several times the pronrie
tors OF the place were forced to rn mt
of business. 0u'
Two druggists-B. NJ Roberts and
me nrm or Washington G. Early-and
j, W. Mildly, proprietor of the confec-
tioher! store. were summoned before
squire Cheatham yesterday morning on
'he charge or keeping their naces
open on Sunday. The druRstores .oId
cigars and tobacco, while the otbor
establishment dispensed soda water
ana CONNECTIONS. They were NOT snr
prised by their fine but said thay do
s'red TO test the law.
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DYING MAN SHOOTS SLAYER.
'h"rieS McG0uEnn Loses Life I'm
Florida Turpcntinc Camp.


lSpccta! to The Times Dispatch.
Fayetteville, y. g., August 1S-Ac-
cordins To telegram received here.
charles McGouGan. nephew OF DR.. J.
vance McGougan, of this city. was shot
and killed by negro at his turpcntine
camp at Perry. Fla. Yesterday morn
ING. As he fell he returned the fire
ana killed his slayer. Both men died
about the same time.
Mr. McGouSan, with D. c. and J. w
MalioE' was part owner OF several tur-
pchtlne distillerics in Florida 4
worthless negro, who had n bad repu
,atlon' particularly as gambler was
hanging about the Perry camp on
sunday morning. When Mr.. McGougan
"rdered him away the negro drew a
pistol and fred on him. After he had
peeh mortally wounded the white man
returned the fire with fatal effect.
me remains We're brought IN on
atlantic Coast Line train No 50 to-
night Charles McGougan was Tho so,
or D. d. McGougan. of Lumber Bride
h"Deson County. In the Ave ycars In
mad been in Florida he had arnassnd
a fortune, though he was but twcn1v-
sin year sold
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INSTANTLY KILLED
BY LIGHTNING BOLT

Roanoke, Va, August 1s.-w. r.
KUN. forty years old. employed as a
carpenter. was Instantly killed this
afternoon while at work on barn on
me farm of United States Senator
John w. Kern, in C;trvin's Cove. Bote-
tourt county, fifteen miles north or
Roanoke
Ruif, his son, and fellow workman
were on top of the barn putting on
new tin roof. when the storm came
up They went inside and had been
mere but Il minute. when a bolt OF
lightning struck the building. Run
was Killed Instantly, and his son was
severely stunned, but was brought
PACK TO consciousness. The other
workman was not seriously injured.
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Especial to The TDmes.Dispatch !


Washington, AUGUST ls.-Postiuas-
ter General !3urlcson to-day received
through the parcel post from \ Nor
ris, postmaster at Ictcrsvinc. Va.
hfst-class watermelon, weighing
nineteen and onc-hal pounds. The
melon had pasted upon IL "a cents IN
stamps. the amount necessary 10 bring
IL from Jctcrsvillc TO this city. win
tag attached. saving that as the
limit OF parcel post majtcr witch
could thus be sent was twenty pounds
the size OF the melon had Ia be pro
portionatcly small: II sas also stated
mat II the number OF pounds 10 be
carried could be Increased. Mn Norris
would guarantee 10 send a much he,
ter specimen OF the fru~;
Although melon Weighing nineteen
ana a half pounds is not Donsiderod
very large, ~ was thoroughly enioy,d
by the Postmaster General ana M
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Miss Smile I<nrr,

Blacksburg. Va. August ls.-Miss
Sallie Karr, daughter of the late VII
liam r. Knrr. and a young woman of
high character. died ut her home near
Blacksburg late Saturday afternoon.
following an illness of three days.
The funeral was held in the Methodist
Church on sunday afternoon, Rev. D.
NJ. Brown officiating and several hum
dred people attended the service at
the church and at the grave in the
town cemetery. y pathetic circum-
stance in connection with the death OF
Miss Karr is that she was to have
been married on the 4th of September
TO Charles NJ. Camper, of this place.
She il survived by her mother, three
half brothers and n half-sistc
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SAYS CHARGE is FRAME-Up.
STAFFORD Wan Gives Bond for Amman,
InCc In ImLiuun Jimmy - -

frederickSburg. Va August Is
H. Brickert. of STAFFORD Conn, ~
returned from Rush County, Ind :..lisre
ne was taken few days ago to answer
OF mat state, out OF a lot Of jersey
cattle; valued at $4,000. Air. Rricl<n,t
gave pond in the sum of $500 for his
brlckcrt claims that the cattle tyC.r..
inlsIepresentcd, ana says the charge
mace against him is frume-up 10
iorcc nun INTO compromises Brickcrt
mas entered suit against Mr. Walker
perjury. ' VII"
The will of Martha Washington vita
or General George Washington. which
was supposed to have been destroyed
troops during the Civil War. has been
found in the historical collection of the
late j. Pierpont Morgan, of New York
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SUGGESTION or INTEREST,".
Gnmcs Between Two Pcnnant Winners
May He Arranged.

y citizen of prominence makes the
suggestion that in the event the Peters
burg club shall win the pcnnant in
Virginia. that the people invite a con
test with the club winning the pcnnant
III the North Carolina League. If such
contest could be arranged it might
lie the beginning of contests to be held
annually between the pcnnant winners
of the two states, the series to be
played ON the respective home grounds
The first series should be played here
ana the fact that so many North Caro-
llnians live in this city coupled with
the fact the business interests of Pc
tcrsburg are so largely and closely con-
nected with North Carolina, would in
sure the success OF the meeting
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CAT GETS FISTS JONAH.
Bass, Caught, Contains Mouse---JIyinr
prnnf Ans Eat

Montclair. ~ j.. Angus, I-whnc nshinr
IN Greenwood Lake, Warren II. Spangler
landed II four pound bass. which was laid In
the bottom OF the boat with others The
party remained on the lake FOR an hour and
while all the other fish In the boat seemed
to have succumbed TO the effects OF being
out of their element. tho big bass continued
20 show signs OF life that puzzled the
anglers.
When camp was reached, Spangler cut the
hsh open and: the fishermen assert. out
Jumped q field mouse. II appeared some
get away. II h2dn't gone two feet. however
before the camp cat, Huerta, pounCed upon
IL.
Campers say that frequently bass are found
with dead field mice In their interior de-
partments. but this Is the first case on record
where one OF the rodents survived the Jonah
like experience.
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a. FliIeauN and II. j. Maxey were
arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer
VI. j. Moore on cross warrants. chars-
ing each other with assault and bal
terry. MaAey alleged that tilleaux
struck him with two-foot wrench
on the mead. He was not injured
inuch. however. and both zen were
oa'ieo Tor their appearance In Police
Court. Part H., this morning the
light grew out Of a dispute over 81
trivial matter The two men were
employed In the plant OF the Standard
gu Company. at Second and Stockton
Streets
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TWO LuNAcY COMMISSIONS.
Held to Inquire Into Mental Condition
OF Two Negro Men.

y commission OF lunacy was held to-
DAY TO inquire into the mental condition
OF Edward Dunstan colorcd. arrested
on Saturday Dunstnn Is the man who
imagined himself rich and who claim
q that ne had hauled 100000 in gold
and. silver TO one of the banks in this
city The commission decided that the
man was harmless, only laboring under
u Authorization about money and turn
ed him over to his family, to be taken
10 his home in Surry County.
The commission also sat in the case
OF Thomas Coleman, colovcd. arrested
on saturday for bieamy. Both wives
We're present 10 testify. The untortu-
late man was adjudged insane and
committed to the Central state Hos
I.ital
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Mrs. I;ditI, Bnrher

fredericksburg. Va. August ls.-Mrs.
Edith Barber. wife OF Rev. Hubert RI,
Barber, ID. l., rector or Trinity Epis-
copnl Church, OF this city died last
pital here. after brief Illness aged
my six years Mrs. Barber was a
native of Canterbury. England and
came TO this country with her husband
thirty seven years ago. She hnd been
a resident of this city for twelve years.
during which time she had made many
warm friends. she IS survived By her
husband. four children. * Barber
and Mrs George Brown, OF Pittsburgh,
Pa; Misses Bcryl and Muriel Barber,
OF this city-and one sister. n resident
OF England. The funeral will be held
Tuesday afternoon and intermcnt made
in the citv cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-19
Concert Please. Big hud,cnc.

One Of the largest crowds ever as.
semoled on the Southsidc turned out
last night to hear the weekly band
concert In Washington Park. Joseph
kessnichs musicians rendered diver
sihed and enjoyable program OF pom
uiar airs, which was received with lib
GRAZ applause by the audience The
musicians responded to many encora.
AT the concert next week there will
DC the added attraction of free moving
pictures. A screen on which tho diff.
iercnt dramas are to UPHOLD will be
erected In the park. Benches Will also
oe arranged In tiers for the audience.
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franklin' Pa. August N.-Jiited by Girl
"''h Whon he Was infatuated. Lewis Park
VI aEed t"enty-four. tcainster commit, :
'eI suicide on Il farm by shooting himself
TO weeks ago Parker and Dciilah Crnw-
!ctu had "a quarrel and Parker did not go
70 the girls home again until last night
She refused to see him. and as he LETT tho
premises ne called out "Good-by, Delilah
you VIII never see me again" when he wa !,
eyo reef from the house he shot himself
IN Inc head and died several hours later
IN his pockets We're found candy and
chewing gum. Indicating that ne cxnect.d
TO patch the l0.erS uu.rr.i
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FIRE UNDERMINING CAR YARD.


Water Thrown on IL Forms Gas From Coke
and Adds to Presidency. :
Honcsdale. Pa. August lS.-Fire, which had
It's origin In the burning OF waste paper
TWO weeks ago. has been raging since that
time beneath the surface in the West Haw-
ley yard OF the Erie. and threatens to un-
dermine a mile OF the track built up with
cooked ashes and cinders. Hawley Is threat
ened by cave-ns. and It's 1000 Inhabitants
are alarmed.
Water poured on the fire merely causes it
to spread, as II forms gas similar to ace
tylene.
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Mrs. Frederick Lenke srindcr.

The funeral OF Mrs Frederlcka
Leake Swindcll took place yesterday
morning AT 10 O'Clock from the First
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Swlndell is survived by her
husband, Frederick y. Swindell, and
one infant son, her mother. Mrs An
drew Kean I.eake. two sisters. Misses
Margaret and Eliza Leakc, and four
brothers. David II. Louis x. Walter
and Charles L. Leake.
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'PP'rs carry Many Passenrprx Re,ond
Ihrcc- Mllc Limit ~


h,. =, tS clty. august lh.-What f. said 10
sum ~, " legitimate way OF cvasiinr M.
JStits"ii losing rule In the resort has been
-, 80, 60 anu put into execution nv en,.,
tnIr met sHippers. and their vurb,e
,as 'aueh 10 the gun-wales with ;bir.,S
49, ,tSa"tsIs yesterday consenurnr.
unit on their way out To sea NJ iinIe
nr.,'ra ana musicians suddenly ceased tlcip
i,otn.nt@ Vent oeio" and returned a Jew
.,.'-i'i...,s tateF with supply of cnoI
SPIrrrH!ing beer IN bottles COOL
,b tW"s q rush Ia each instance toward
s 800 .is OF the Iiquid cheer hui nil 49,
,S,' ~ '"at They could have bottle n,I
:, .''t'e YOU'D be no expense attached ~
80, =, ~. tne most popular men I'm IN. >.
49, we're 20 be taken tonight the.e sk,,
they are %N' W., YIN In a walk. and. as i, is.
i"naire class. II the Increase no,ed ' a. mn
s,e'ptS To-Day continues at the prrsnr,
,.a,' ihey nave provided themselves vJ,S
s"'e' "tHe't Licenses. and IL iy said ~, 80
go o. me LIQUOR traffic Will he untbl. -,
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ChnrIc. w. Houck.

Charles Washington Houch seventy
seven years old. native OF Strasburg,
and 2 wealthy retired contractor. died
at his home here Sunday night. He
entered the Confederate army with
McNe!lls Rangers and later was a
courier on General Robert f. Lees
STAFF In that capacity he performed
many hazardous duties He was
wounded several times. and had Il
horse shot under him, Several nephews
and nieces survive.
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THROWN BY MARROW SKIRT.

LenoN. Mass. August ls.-A fashlonahi.
marrow skirt which Mirs Dorothy Sherman.
81 btookyn was wearing was responsible
Miss sherman while out walking ,bis
in"rhins. caught her heel IN the skirt and
Ken she ~ likely to be confined To ~.
house for some time $40
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FUNERAL NOTICES

'W1N z fHneral Of MRS.
was held at 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing from the First Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. j. w. Fair off,
ciating. The pail bearers were Col
onel =. O. James. stuart c. Leake,
John Howard, Archibald u. Cone. ].
Bernard Grant, DIR. Stuart Michaux,
The tnterment was In Hollywood.
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Visiting i'm yyurneshoro

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
Marion. Va, August lS.-Ariss Ger
ttude Coyner, OF Mineral. who has been
VISITING at Marion The past two weeks
mas gone to Wayncsboro. where she
viii remain scvera, weeks visi,in,.
relatives Miss Coyncr was n music
pupil in Richmond the past winter ana
sprirg, where she made many friends
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Special TO The Times Dispatch
Winchester, Va, August 1S-Sick-
ened by the intense heat Of SUNDAY
afternoon. while riding motorcycle
along the Shenandoah Valley Pike.
near Mlddletown, Samuel Rogers, sew
rhteeh years old, son Of Edward T..
hogers. agent for the Baltimore and
ohio Railroad, fell headlong. sustain
ing internal injuries from which he
died to-day
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REV. George L. Thomas.

IsPec!nI 20 The T!mes-D lspatchl
Fredericksburg, Va AUGUST is
Rev. George l.. Thomas, n well-ltnown
Methodist preacher OF Matthew'S County.
a brief illness. aged eighiy-one Years.
He WAS Confederate veteran and had
been doing good work as local
preacher In Mathews County for the
past nifty years. He is survived By his
Wife. one daughter. Mrs. Loula Borun.
of Baltimore. and two sons. John
Thomas, of Mathews, and George
Thomas, of MiddiescX
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MASSAGE BREAKS RIBS.
Patron OF Turkish Bath Discovers In Jury
After Treatment

Philadelphia. Pa. August ia Turkish
bath proved TO be an expensive luxury to
lsidore ReSnick. ffty eight years old OF iai
Titan street. who has two ribs broken as
the result OF a massage in Turkish bath at
Fourth and Fitzwater Streets. He was
treated at ut. Sinai Hospital Iesn.ck felt
:; sharp pain IN his side shortly after no loft
the establishments. and did not pay any at
tcntion to H. until 1t Increased to such an
extent 10 Hvr him alarm.
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Held nv Uou,chrc,,

Scott McCargo, colored. was orrostna
Yesterday by Bicycle Policeman Ber-
t tnSci ara sent to the Third Police Sta
breaking The negro Is alleged 10 hsya
entered a house At Fifth and Hull
streets last Saturday night. where a
watch. razor and suit OF clothes wara
stolen The occupants of the place
were al work, and the thief was un-
Last night John Watkins. also col
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BIG WAVE KILLS 4 BATTER.
browns Man with Weak Heart Soon After
He Enters


Wildwood. n j.. August lS-Struck I'm the
chest by big wave as he entered the surf
To-Day with ~ woman companion. Samuel
Hopkinson. OF 1920 North Second Street
Philadelphia. carpenter. who had been
working here for local contractors died al
most Instantly. the shock proving too much
for an already weak heart.
AS he fell beside his companion she
screamed and tainted. and both were brought
to the beach and given medical aid. but
all efforts were unavailing in his case. the
young woman reviving In few minutes
and being taken home in historical con
dition. The young mans father arrived this
evening from Philadelphia to take charge
OF the body.
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SUICIDE ENDS LOVERS TIFF.

. SSsla have liked to have seen her bathing
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Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.
Studley, Va, August lS-AIrs II
Bhtterham. Of Asheville. and her daupI-
ter. Miss Lilly, who attended the sum
mer school at Columbia Universitv
New York City, are visiting at the
nome OF Rev. J. NJ. Grundec at Studley.
Hanover County >
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MHrHopIsr SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Quarterly Meeting of Association Held
sunday Afternoon.

The quarterly meeting of the Metho-
dist Sunday School Association of Pc
tcrsburG and vicinity was held yester-
day afternoon in the Washington Street
Church. with large attendance and
Interesting exercises. Reports from
seven of the eight schools for the last
four Sundays showed the following
statistics.