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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-22
UNION UNIVERSITY
PLAYS TOMORROW

Lincoln University. Of Chester Coun-
u. Pa. will bring her crack baseball
team her. tomorrow for a game with
the strong nine Of Virginia Union Uni
scrsity. Lincoln began taking base
ball trips South two years ago. Each
time their management has included
Union III the itinerary. and each time
las the homo team fallen n victim to
the aggressive onslaught of the sturdy
pcnnsylvauians. Time hes changed
tho complexion OF athletics ut unton
since then. however. ana. thanks To
new policies and methods. from all ac-
counts tho tables viii bo turned to-
morrow. Lincoln always creates ~
sensation ia Richmond. IT. athletic
abilities arc of i high order. being one
OF tho foremost colOr"d colleges H. the
baseball. basketball and tract. work.
Lincoln is also member of the Color
cd intercollegiate Athletic AssocIattou.
MANAGER Buckicr, OF Union. was ua-
able 10 state last night the exact line
w oi ne Lincoln t:;un., local fans
y, MN ac sfs fn i,5 he s9gt ieio"d boy
Coach Winston had the home lla ycrs
hard at work yes,"rday afternoon IN
preparation for thursdays rame I'm
iortunaiciy. Nash mas = spra,ncd finger.
Willie Baj ton has sustained q pvr.ucntd
ii..!c Thes" Injuries, though slirht.
"ause no little apprehension. - rhc
nctorc ~ makes an effort - redeem it,
s.i from IN. stigma Of tue dcfcat ~
the hands Of Hampton. I'll" practice
nainss last week included ono hard
Fought one Win III. f'rcdrricf shurr-
Gianis: strons amateur team This
contest vent Tor ten Innings. and end
- with Il ii" score Of 1 IL 4 Incl
dentaily, IL may he mentioned thut one
Thompson, from Mississippi, struck out
twelve men. and "as replaced b. Lac
Der Ill the tenth, who strucE out with
OUT ccr"nony, IN" 'lr-t two mon nv,
while the third retired on Il pop iy.
owing TO tn" popularity OF tho Wat.
ing COLI" eitus. = ldrg" representation
from random VIII witness The game on
Thursday afternoon. Lincoln comes to
Wchmond FOR another game with Enior
on next Tuesday.
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PRIZES AWARDED
Royal Srranum Holds Enthusinsic
Meeting at Murph!'s Hotel.

AT meeting held In Murphy's Ho-
tel last night Mccarthy Council loyal
.Arcanun, ~ this city. was awarded
both the first and second prizes offered
~ the grand regent for tile largest
number of iuitiations during February
and March. and Tor presenting the
largest number of candidates, ~ the
c!aes limitation before. the Grand Couu-
ell oil Virginia, now in session.
Supreme Vice Regent Hoag. of Sew
York, on behalf Of the grand regent.
presented q. v. Morriss, Of Mccarthy
Council. with handsome past regents
jewel md = silver mounted ebony
euvcl Tho presentation speech was
responded 10 by Regent Morriss and
Past Regent r. ". Miner, pf Mccarthy
Council.
Past Grand Regent Stcarncs present
ed Luther wells. OF Union Council, No
-. and +. - Dunford. OF South Rich
inond. with tokens for special work
done by them In 1919. I. II. Lawdcr
presented TO W. Floyd Rca,ns a beau
,iful loving cup on behalf OF Henrico
Council. No. 133.
After these exercises the audience
was entertained by the Iastin Bacon
Minstrel Troupe. The meeting Was one
of the most enthusiastic ever held In
ROYAL Arcauuin circles In Richmond.
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1903, the first time as judge OF the Ninth
Judicial Circuit, and later, under the
new Constitution, as judge OF the
Twelfth judicial Circuit. Il position
held by him at the time Of his death.
Judge Wright was an active partici-
pant in State and national politics
from tho time nc came to the bar.
was canvasser for the Statc-at-la large in
many heated campaigns, was presi
Dental clector from the First Congress
sional District on the Democratic
ticket In 1855: member Of tho Demo-
cratic state committee. and chairman
OF the First District committee ut the
time Of his eleyatiou to tile bench.
lie was a contributor 10 law Jour-
mails. registrars, and other periodicals,
or many valuable articles on the new
and reScd questions of the law; and
also to the press OF political, literary
and other subjects, ana had many lit
crary and other addresses. Judge
Wright was first president OF the Tide
water Alumni Association of the Uni
Scristy Of Virginia. Tie was also the
first commander of the Wright Latane
Comp. Confederate Veterans.
Judge Wright, in his early manhood,
was baptized ut 81. Johns Church,
Tannahannocll, by Rev. Henry Warning
Lewis Temple. rector OF South Fran
ham parrish, Essex County, and was
confirmed Ivy 1T. Rev. Bishop John
Johns. Ills family. from its earliest
history, has been identified with tho
Protestant Episcopal Church.
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and judge OF the Twelfth Judicial Cir
cult for nearly Twenty-Five years. He
WAS Il leader in tho Protestant E2is-
copal Church. and WAS chosen alter
nate to the general convention in New
YORK last Wear ~. WAS n Confederate
soldier ar tho highest type. and was
VIII take place in st. Johns onurch
here Tomorrow at noon Judge Wrish,
is survived 10y 4 widow and six children.
Thomas Roane Barnes Wright. son
II Captain William Alfred Wright and
Charlotte, his wife. was born In Tap
pahainock. Va. Ills father Was the
eldest son or Edward and Mary Pitts
Wright. OF Wrl2htsviilc. King and
Queen County and grandson of Will
liam Wright, who, With two brothers,
James and Thomas. cmigratcd from
Scotland. early In the seventeenth CEN
fury. and took UP Large tracts Of land
in Essex and the borders Of King and
Queen. Ills mother Was the youngest
daughter OF the late Rcbecca Roanc
Barnes. OF Richmond County. lie thus
numbered among his ancestors. ardent
soldiers Of the Revolution and emil
u"nt ju,ists % the later times. Ills
father was a soldier in the WAR OF 1872.
Bv birth and heredity. Judge Wright
cam. from line OF able lawyers and
jurlsts on both sides. The Rcancs.
bound hv tho unseen crimson thread OF
.titchics ana Brockcnboroughs, are
lincll descendants or the mothers side.
and obey have adorned tho bench OF
;nc highest court of this and other
commemorative and lave been con-
sricuous and distinguished in Journal
ism and st.tccrait lie married Miss
Margar": bavidclla Preston. of Lewis
burg. w Va, on November % 1876
whose parentaSc and ancestry point to
the Prcstons. CreiGhs. Stuarts and
'.ewises Of Virginia and West Virginia
The children born Of them are: peeston
Wright. Jeanette Creigh Wright, Char
loite Barnes Wright. Margaret David
"llh wright. Thomas Roanc Barnes
WriEht and William Alfred Wright
lie was educated at Fleetwood
Academy. King aud Queen County, ur-
DER Oliver White; and AT Hanover
academy, under Colonel Lewis Minor
Coleman. under whom, later. as pro-
ieSsor of Latin ut the University OF
virginia. tic graduated in the school
vi Latin. vt Hanover Academy he was
caught the languages Dy Colonel Hilary
- Jones, OF artillery fame. ANA tnathc-
mates hy Captain John Hampdcn
oha'nberlaync. more recently editor OF
the Richmond state. Ito entered the
university OF Virginia i'm !S5a-6o. and
"aS II graduate Of nlany schools in the
academic department, but ut the out
break OF the War Between the states no
volunteered as Il soldier In the Con-
'coerate states army. and thus failed
or graduation in the full academic
course. Two days after the fall of
fort sumter. he. II student volunteer.
Went as member OF the Southern
Guard, company OF university stu
cents. To lIarper's Ferry. Later he en-
isted az a private in Second Company.
hlchhlond iiowitzcrs. of Six Bethel
iahfe' ana, remaining with them until
alter the Seven DAYS Fight" around
Richmond. was transferred ~ ,Ibor,
Taylor Bledsoe, Assistant Secretary OF
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Forced TO live
ON DRIED PEACHES
But After Being Rescued, Maryland Citizen Says He
Feels no Ill Effects From Experience.

Cecilton, Md.-In telling OF his
experience. Mt. Geo. Il. Richards. OF
this town. says: 81 suffered with
stomach trouble for IL or IA years,
and have spent lots OF money for
medicine. For three years. lad
to 1.-Two OH dried peaches and but
terrnilk.
Last year, was a physical wreck
| could not eat or sleep. and was
as near crazy as man could be.
At last, ! took Thedford's Black
Draught, the old. reliable. vegetable
liver medicine, and want to say
right here that two packages OF
Thedford's Black Draught did me
more good than hundreds OF dol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-22

being suspicious characters, believed
10 be- professional pickpockets. JUS
tice Crutchaeld was about TO dismiss
tine case when Chief OF Police Werner
stepped forward and said n intended
10 swear ont - warrant for the couple.
charging them with grand larceny He
took oath 20 :; warrant Jointly charg
ine them with stealing u 500 din,noni
stud from Jacob kirsh. vino lives at
the Richmond Hotel. Their hearing
"as continued unt!l MAJ 2, and they
WIRE ordered committed to the city
Jail.
Tho couple came here from Norfoli,
aud Registered at the Richmond The
woman u alleged to have stolen the
STUD from ki:sh while sitting beside
MIN or = bench III Capitol Square. II
"as recovered by Detective Sergeant
Wiltshire. who found il hidden in Z.
ii,r ~ cold cream III the room occu-
ltec ~ the man and woman.
kirsh. II Is Understood, does not
wish L. press the cnarge. The police
believe the prisoners are professional
crooks, ana gre probably wanted in
"tner cities. Ther. we're various ar
ic.cs among their affects indicating
chat they had been recent visitors in
numerous Southern cities.
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MOTHERS DAY WILL
BE OBSERVED MAY 9
Flower Committee Asks Con
tributions of White Carna-
tons for Occasion.

Officers were elected and arrange
incnts for the Mothers Day flower.
button and card sale wcre made Ut the
meeting yesterday afternoon in the
Public school Administration Building
of the executive board Of tho Fedora
ton Of Mothers clubs md Parent
Teachers Associations Of Richmond
and Virginia. Ii Was decided to OBJ
serve Mothers Day on Saturday, May ..
Officers were elected AS folioAS:
president. Mrs. ". Il. Burrows: first
Vice president. Mrs. j. Il. Spicrs: see
ond vice president, Mrs. !. r. Craig.
Jr; utird vice president. Mrs. fb II.
West fourth vice-prcsdcnt. Mrs o. G..
Hope; bfth Vice president. Mrs. T.. u
Stratton: recording secretary. Mrs. j.
J.. Tompkins: corresponding secretary,
Mrs ". n. Curry; treasurer. Mrs.
George Dcaue
Mrs. Burrows announced that il
would he Impossible for her To attend
the meeting Of the National Congress
of Mothers. to which SHE had been APP
pointed "a delegate by Governor
siuart, ana she appointed as her sub
stitutc Mrs. 4. Il. Fuller. Mrs j. Is.
Sri"rs is the other appointea 10 The
congress
- difficulty is increasingly cy2c-
Iienc"d every year In procuring white
carnations or other white flowers Tor
the Mothers Day sale. 4; was decided
t. ask through the press for donations
II Towers by friends OF tho organiza
'ion ~ tic city and suburbs. Those
who can donate flowers TO The arotiers'
Day sale are requested to no,if.. tho
chairman OF tie flower committees
Mrs. W. ~. Curry, Tor %orth Robin
son Street.
station for Mothers Dag ver. as
signed "a follows Mutual Building
Mrs. ~ l. Whltlock. Mrs T. Bower
ana Mrs. Leo Todd. American National
Bank. Mrs. William Gefnnell and Mrs
George Browning Miller < Rhoads
Mrs. j y. Tompktns, Cohe,s. Mrs. L.
u Strattou ant Mrs. + ; Ford
Chesapeake aud Ohio station. Mrs. -
:. Richardson and airs Gary. Seventh
tEd Main. Mrs. .. g Hope and Mrs. j.
H. Spiers; post-ot.ice. Mrs. Joe kcss-
mich and Mrs w Il. Reynolds; the Ley
iugtoa. Mrs. Anthony. FRS; National
Bank. Mrs. j. K. Craig, Jr.. ana Mrs.
Thompson
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War. TO Company L. Fifty-fifth Nir-
GINA Regiment Colonel Francis Nal
lory, Fields Brisadc). a. u. ITilfs Light
Division.
While in entire charge as field mar
shall OF ordnance ~ .Archcr's and
Walkers Brigade, he was elected lieu
tenant. Company \, oil that regiment,
and afterwards promoted on the held
Of battle for gallantry. lie WAS dan
gerouSiv wounded IL the Confederate
charge Of Fort McEae In front Of Pc
tersburg, September 80. 1861 After
lying, entirely exposed, on the battle
Held for several days and nights. he
was carried to old Seabrook warehouse.
aud thence To Ch!mborazo Hospital,
richmond. where for many days he
fingered between life and death lie
survived his only two brothers, who
$50 voluntce rcd-Captain William a.
Wright. Company l., Fifty-ffth Vir-
ginia Regiment. and Sergeant Richard
Z. Wright. Fifty-ffth Virginia Regi-
ment.
Judge Wright commenced the prac-
tice OF law in 1865, attributing much
to instruction. and review In the law
office OF James VI. Mathews. lie was
/ licensed by w. Il. Joynes. OF the SUI
premc Court of Appeals, and Judge
Meredith, Of the Circuit Court OF Rich
mond. lie was elected Commonwealth
attorney of Essex County. 1870. and
continued as such until he entered upon
\ his duties as Judge of the Ninth Judi-
cial Circuit OF Virginia. IL which posi-
ton he was elected December IA, 1891
! by the unanimous vote of Tho General
Assembly, and was commissioned by
the Governor. December IL, 1891 lie
was reelected 10y the unanimous vote
of the Genciai Assembly. and com
nlissloned accordingly by the Gov
ernor January IS, 1894, and March 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-22
HIT WITH ROCK
Burns ut First Thought Bndl. Hurt
Inter Arrested for Disordcriy Conduct.

A. n result Of q street quarrel in
Fulton last night, John I. Burns was
HIT OF the head with rock and fell
unconscious 10 the pavement. L. w.
Hanl:ins and John Massey wer. arrest
cd by Patrolman Waters and Tait on
the charge OF assaulting Burns. and
we're locked up 1T the First Police sta
ton.
II was al FIRST thought that Durns's
skull had been fractured, and lie was
removed IL the Virginia Hospital hy
Or. NJ. l.. Boyle. Jr, ambulance sur
geon. but an examination showed tina.
the scalp had merely been bruised.
Burns quickly recovered. and was al
lowed TO leave the hospital As soon
Il she reached the street, he is said
70 have started TO create a Disturbance
AND he was arrested by Police Ser
geart Waynack and Bicycle Police
man Botto oil the charge OF being
drunk and disordcrly.
At the station he became so urruly
that 1, WAS necessary 10 remove him
from tho cell room and put him In II
dark cell.
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BOY SCOUT OFFERS SKIN
william r. Evans VIII Give Cuticlc IL
Aid Burned Man.

Eoy Scout William +. Evans. the
thirteen year-old son of Edward 4.
Exams. director of the United States
Weather bureau in Richmond. has vol
untecred TO submit to an operation and
give some OF his skin TO aid j. b..
T-ice, OF Louisa County. who was ter
ribly burned III an accident las: De-
cemher.
The Boy Scout asked his parents
some days ago TO lalow him to offer
himself. and they finally consented. The
physicians and nurses In charge OF
Mr. Trice were notified, and the day
for tha operation VIII be set.
Others have volunteered to give
skin to Mr.. Trice. and yesterday a
check was received IN Memorial Hos
nital To help pay Mr.. Trice's expenses
Mrs. Trice has written to the hospital
authorities TO express her gratitude for
the many courtesics and the Kindness
shown to her husband.
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lars that / spent tor other medicines.
am now working on the farm, Q
hours day, my muscle is as hard
as iron and think that Is going
some for man who was In my con-
dition.
now weigh 10 pounds and an,
feeling pretty good for an old man.
fhedford's BlackDraught has
been found very valuable medicine
for all arrangements OF the liver,
stomach and bowels. 1t is composed
OF pure. vegetable herbs. and acts
gently. yet surely Successfully
used for over 10 years Should be
in every family medicine chest. Get
u package to-day. One cent dose.
Advertisement
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IN MEMORIAM
Sterling q. London.


us MANY FRIENDS THROUGHOUT
the state learned with sorrow Of the
recent death OF STERLING; &. LON
DON. wiiich occurred ut his home in
ltoanok" On the afternoon Of March
~. following - brief illness
Mr.. London came OF I'm old Nir-
rinla family. He was horn I'm Rich
mond siNty-two years ago, and was
inc son OF John James London and
the nephew of Daniel III. London, botl,
prominent business men of that day.
Ills early life was spent in HicL -.
mond and ~ the country plantation.
soldiers joy" III Nelson County.
lie was educated at tho Virginia
Military Institute. and married Miss
iebecca White. of Lexington, Va.
spent TN Nelson, but In 1889 he moved
with his Wife and children to Roa-
nolSc and became identified With tho
Magic city III her early history. At
the time OF his death there were few
men IN Roanoke better known. and
more truly beloved He was Il Nir-
Siria gentleman of the old school.
kind. courteous and gentle, and many
sad heart WAS chccreh and many
cloudy day brishtcncd in the lives
about him by his consideratc
thought OF others. He had that In
tcnscly sympathetic nature which,
when coupled with n strong, manly
character. forms such q charming
combination. ana none came In con-
tact with his daily life without rem
dcring him the tribute OF love.
lie is survived by one brother,
Lewis H. London, Of Roanoke; one
half-brothcr. X. VI. t.chols. of Rris-
tol, Tenn, and three children---Iila
White London. OF Farmvilic; Wilhel-
nina Palcske London. OF Roanoke
and Irvine McCuc London. recently
of Roanoke, hut at present of Oal;
land. Cal
!'or the past eight or ton years
Mr.. London's health has been grad.
u.lly failing, but the call WAS not
expected SO soon, ami the news of his
death came az II shock TO many OF
LIZ rrInnIlI
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OBITUARY
Mrs. Jnmes Mason Miller.

Mrs. Fanny Braxton Miller, widow ri
James Mason Miller, of Staunton, died
last night at her home, AZ West
Franklin street. She was II daughter
of the late Colonel John u. and Mrs
Fanny Braxton Young, of Wcstbrooi,
lIenrito County, and .caves the fol.
lowing chiidrcr; Miss Fanny Braxtn.
Miller. Miss Margaret E.s.<inc Miller
of Richmond; Mrs. 4. Capcrton Brax.
ton. Mrs. Hugh Is. Sproul and A
iIrskine Miller, of Stanton, and Mrs
Joseph Allen Wheat. OF Charlottes.
Vile. She also leaves four brothers
John e., w. ormond. a. Churchill ant
T.. Aubrey Young, OF Richmond.
Funeral arrangements viii be an.
nounccd to-day.
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YOU NEED MEDICINE
AT THIS TIME

Everybody is more or less troubled
at this season with loss OF vitality.
failure Of appetite. that tired feeling,
OF with bilious turns. dull neada chc..
Indigestion ana other stomach trou-
bios, or with pimples and other crup-
lions on tho face and body. The rca-
son is that tho blood Is impure and
impoverished
Hoods Sarsaparilla relieves all these
ailments. Ask your druggist for this
medicine md get It to-day. Nothing
else acts like 1t. Get Hoods.
ADVERTISEMENT
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Deaf HIS

HARRlS.-pied, Apr,I .; -, 7.ao
9,floek. MRS ROSA iI1cKLE1Y' nA iiio
nlS, mother OF Mr.. Archie H. Harris.
aS.d slXty-four years.
ihe remains VIII be taken to New
Orleans for burial
WAALNERrmDisd; April y, 1914, At \.
North Third street Mrs. MARY
WALkEK, widow OF Thomas N
Walker. She leaves three children.
Two sons and one daughter-W. s.,
!. J. and Mrs. A. D. Wharton.
Her funeral viii take place from
81 pcter's Church THURSDAY
MORNING At 10 o'clock Friends
and aclualntnnccs invited TO attend.
cAWTHoIN.-Dicd Tuesday at A.
w. ~ Mrs. NJ. r. Belrne's residence.
loo North Second, MRS. JOS. CAV
lnlernent THIS AFTERNOON In
Caroline County. Va.
SHARP; Died. Tuesday night at .
%2cl9 ,I, r. JAo. W. SHARE. of 5l5-A
hy Wife and sis childrcn-Mrs
Douglas Vaughan, Mrs Ernest TIL
Ter, Mrs II. Z. English. John. II. +.
ana T.. G. Sharp-brother. W. l..
SHARP. oi Fiuvanna. and sister. Mrs.
Moliie :. Thurston. Of Goochlnnd
County
liz vii, he buried THURSDAY.
iAcTdl 10 bc n1td at $3.50 u. NJ,
seventh street Christian Church.
VArGIAN.-D at his residence.
No. 1924 East Marshall street. April
u. Ut 1:i5 l.. NJ, in the seventy
eighth year of his age, q GORGE N
VAUGHAN lie leaves a widow and
one daughter. Mrs. W. RI. t'onnell:
tire" grandsors. Emmett. Henry and
George Conneil. and TWO grand
daughters, Miss Ruth and Mamie
Cornell. and one Observation-Disclosures
ter. Miss Mayrabel Cornell. He was a
member OF II. T.. Lee Camp, C. v,
and Company p. Twenty fourth Cav
airy.
Funeral from tho house THURS
DAY at IL o'clock n. NJ Interment
Oakwood.
MlLLER.-Entered into rest on Tues
day evening. the 2lst, at her resi- :
dence. 4Io West Franklin Street.
FANNY BRANT0N MILLER, widow
OF James Mason Miller, Of Staunton.
Va, and a daughter OF the lata col
oncl john Il. and Fanny EraNton
Young, Of Wcstbrook. lleiIrico Coun-
u. Mira. Miller leaves the following
children: Fanny BraNtou and Mar
care; Erskine Miller, Of Richmond.
Mrs. \. Capcrton I;rnNton, Mrs Hugh
u. Sproul y. Erskinc Miller OF Staun-
ton; Mrs. Joseph Allen Wheat. OF
charlottesville. and four brothers
John u, w. ormond. a. Churchill and
u. Aubrey Young, ~ this city.
Notice OF funeral later
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Joseph 4. Quinn.

Especial to The Times Dis patch.l
ton was received here yesterday OF the
death in Philadelphia of Joseph IT,
Quinn, q brother OF i. G. Quinn. OF this
ago. and had been in III health for
several years. The body viii be
brought here tomorrow morning, and
burial viii be at Spring Hill Cemetery
from the train.
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Tho following officers were elected
yesterday at the annual meeting of the
Hichmond Stock Exchanges:
President William II. I.ucke. vice
president, Fred. W. Scott. and secre-
iarS-trcasurcr, Caskie G.. Burch
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HARRlS.-bied April -. ~, 7..o
O'clock, MRS. ROSA HlCELEY uapo
hlS mother OF Mr.. Archie II. Harris.
aged sixty-four years.
the remains VIII be taken to New
Orleans for burial
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~ WI licisN.-Dicd, Tuesday at . A.
NJ, ~ Mrs. NJ r.. Beirne's rcsidcuco
loo North Second, MRS. JOS. CAV
THORN
interment THIS AFTERNOON In
Caroline County. Va