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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-03
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Mary Frcnccs shelton.


Especial to The Timcs-D ispatch.1
DANVILLE, VA, July 2.-Mrs. Mary
Frances Shelton, aged eighty four
years, one of the most widely known
and wealthiest women OF this city, died
at her home here last night. She was
born in Caswell County. n. c., and
was the daughter of Thomas Donahoo
Johnston and his wife. Sarah Grmyes
McAden. On January 20, 1869. she was
married to WlllouGhby Newton Shell
ton. well-known tobacco man OF Cas-
we'll. and few years after this Mr..
and Mrs. Shelton came to Danville,
where the latter had extensive to-
bacco interests. Mr.. Shelton died in
1891 The funeral will be conducted
at tho homo tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock and interment will be made
in the family vault in Green Hill Gem
etery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-03
COLONEL SPENDS QUIET DAY
Herr! StimsOn md senator Hale
Among Suuilny Visitors at
Sycamore HILL
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

LoPCNItI 10 TIC IIIlIC5- Dts IIAI CII.J
OYSTER BAY, l.. l., July 2.-fIcnry
Stimson, former Secretary Of War. and
Frederick Hale. United States Senator
from Maine, wore among tho visitors
at Sycamore Hill this afternoon. Col
onol Roosevelt spent n very quiet Sun
day, and had nothing to say about the
visit from Stimson and Hale.
ON Tuesday, July 4, he Will review
the oyster Bay patriotic parade. and
will listen to the address OIL Americans
ism" by Frederick Il, Coudcrt, tho in
ternattonal lawyer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-03
WHOLE OFFENSIVE HEING
Conducted WITH RESTRAINT

Expert opinion here. however, does
not encourage the public TO expect
that such result will he attained
immediately. The whole offensive is
being conducted with great restraint
masterful hands checking the tendency
10 bring off those spectacular coups
which every previous offensive has
proved too costly. however we'll they
may look in print.
While the critics talk of the first.
second and third defensive lines. they
really constitute one monstrous maze
interval Therefore, it is fatal for the
infantry to get ahead OF the region
that has been smashed by the guns.
The magnificent advance was pre-
coded by patrols with the most rigid
orders that tile infantry must not be
allowed to overtake patrols which as
signed the troops TO their task and
gave the directions to be taken.
My information tonight Is that these
methods reduced the attackers losses
from 20 TO so per cent as compared
with the system Of attacking in waves
Paris, after having Vcrdun before it's
eyes since February. has undoubted
confidence in the army. and is taking
the Sommc victory with remarkable
calmness No special editions of news
papers were allowed to be published,
and when. this evening. the people
learned that tho republican army had
captured seven villages which tho Ger
mans had held for moro than twenty
months only quiet satisfaction was ex-
pressed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-03

Society Of Descendants OF the S!gncrs,
Is locating tho graves Of those pa
1riots and preparing n memorial volume
t" include biography OF each in
dividual.
Tho collections in tho National NIL
scum Include relics pertaining to tho
lives of nine OF the Signcrs. They arc:
John Hancock, John Adams. Thomas
jefferson, Matthew Thornton, Oliver
Wolcott, Charles Carroll. benjamin
Franklin. Elbrldgc Gerry. and Samuel
Chase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-03
Goduin uns 1000 ,1nlorit,

WILMINGTON, July with incom,
photo returns from five OF tho seven
counties I'm tho Sixth Congressional
District. Representative HANNIBAL L.
Godwin's majority over ]. a. Brown
Of Chadbourne, in the Democratic .prl.
mary, ranges around LOCO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-03
Local barometer R.,a,,


temperature. IS; humidity, so; wind,
urcct'on' southwest: wind, velocity, 10
miles; weather. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-03
Forecast, Virginia,
Unsettled Monday,
probably t II u n u G r.
n II o wcrs; Tuesday
fnfr. continued warm,
North Carolina
Locn1 thundcr-shO,y-
crs Monday; Tuesday
partly cloudy.
Local Temperature.
Local Rainfall,

E "..aisit ihst twenty-four hours. None
ENccss in rainfall since March 81
hNcess IN rainfall since January 1. Ill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-03
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Baseball international League)-
Providence w. RichmOud, Broad
street Park, $3.50 O'Clock.
Common Council, City Hall, 6
o'clock.
Hand Concert, Chimborazo Park,
S to 10 o'clock.
Lyric-Populnr vaudeville; matt
nee, 3; night, 7i3O mud 9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-03
SOLDIERS OVERLOOKED
BY ORDERS FOR BAT TIE
Whole Regiments Break Into Song
When Word Comes That They
Arc to Attack.
1--WE WILL GET EN-" SLOGAN
Picar'iy Conflict Now Is Developing
FIcrccly Along SiNty-MiIc Front.
Every Hour Lessons Chances OF
Germans to Smash Iron Rings.
nY G. 4. nEItrI;I.LI.

PARIS. July ".-Thc first ovovvitn.s.
stories OF the Picardy battle reached
INC this evening
For n long time our finest corps
have been inipatiently awaiting tho
order TO attack I'm tho Sommc VALLEY"
said on" OF tho first persons to reach
hero from the front. when il was
given out yesterday morning, the en-
thusiasm was indcscribablc Officers
and privates embraced one another In
JOY and whole regiments burst Into
patriotic songs.
The general OF one of tho many
main corps went to tho head of his
troops. wearing a superb carnation.
and, as a signal for n dash forward
was not expected for some hours, all
the men of the corps found flowers In
the neighborhood and decorated them
selves.
Lads said the general, our flowers
viii find ii too hot when we get amon-
the Germans
The reply was frcnzicd cheering.
Three hours later this general led
his victorious men into Dompierre
Their lightning squirt at tho German
lines after tho puivcrzing artillerv
" ~. o'''''''E"" All resistance, some
machin" guns being taken before tho
Germans could begin working them.
Two regiments seized Dompicrrc
which hristled with bIockhouses ana
machine-sun shelters. When tho French
reached the village it was "A pile OF
smoking ruins. Tho French accounted
Tor practically every German left alive
in the course OF furious hand toll an,
fighting.
More than 800 German bodies Law
on the shell-shattercd ground and 700
survivors game themselves UP.
The slogan of the battle was Con
eral Petains famous message to tho
defenders OF Verdun: We will got
'oro'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-03
ANYBODY WITH EXPERIENCE
Az FRONT WOULD KNOW

Anybody with any experience at tho
front would know. At any time either
side wants TO concentrate its artillery
on certain frontage OF trench. that
frontage is bound TO go down; and
tho attacking side can rush it's infan-
try IN and take the debris. Tho diff
Tculty is to hold II. This time the
shells wcre coming from the front and
both sides. According to the usual
system. they were laid on both the
front and tho support trenches with
a curtain OF fire between tho two.
You know the kind of country ii
is" this quiet young officer from To-
ronto went on.
Nature. rs well as the shells is
against tho soldier. IT he digs a
trench. water fills 1t. Mostly he must
depend Oh sandbags--roofs and walls
OF sandbags. He cannot dig cellars
twenty feet under the earth and crawl
holr' descends as in lilly and noun
famous country. SO nobody ever has
a good word TO say about the Sprcs
salient except the peasants. The soil
is rich.
I'VE had no orders to go" said the
officer We stuck
They could not fro back At those
guns thousands OF yards away WIN
their rifles No one was showing his
head in the German trench opposite.
II a man leaned over n section OF para
pet remaining TO fire. he and II might
hc blown away by another shell. The
only thing 10 do was for each man
to find any kind Of cover he could in
a fresh shell-hole, if no parapet re.
manned, and wait. Messengers In such
instances. DO it the British or German
side. have ono chance OF five In sur
viving If they try TO go or come from
the rear.
Five hours OF this! Then at 1880 in
the afternoon orders TO retreat did ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-03
DEVELOPS ALONG FRONT
Of SIXTY NJrCS

The battle in Picardy has devclopod
along front OF sixty miles, and is
growing fiercely. This is cspecially SO
In the infantry actions The field
guns and automobile machine guns al
ready have been rushed to their posi-
tons in order 70 shell the German
second line and beat off the desperate
German countcrattacks
am in a position TO announce that
three German regiments were captured
The French and British have pro-
crossed several miles to the eastward
to Hardccourt. Other German rcci-
ments arc surrounded by the British at
Gommccourt
In view Of the terrific nature of tho
drive Of July it came as n surprise
that prisoners had not been taken by
The tens Of thousands
me explanation is that the French
ana British were not attacking
trenches similar TO those in Cham
payne and Arto!s. The Somme Valley
positions were strongly held by a
series of strongholds-that is. in
trenched villages. hillocks and block
houses, which the allies masked in
their initial advance. sweeping ON To
the German second line. The consc-
qucnce is that both the French and
bfitish arc now lighting two battles,
one to reduce the imprisoned German
Earrisons, and the other TO beat off tho
determined German attacks and olsen
gage their isolated comrades
Every hour that passes reduces Tn,
Tcutons chances of smashing this
chain of iron rings which Generals
Foch and Haig have drawn around the
garrisoned villages. for the allies ar
tillery is we'll up.
Peronne is endangered. The French
guns are bombing the town from the
horth and south of the Sonme. Pc
rome is the key position OF the Ger
man line for 100 miles and is the gate
way to ST Quentin. the fall Of which
would compel the Germans TO cvacuate
the great Noyon salient
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-03
YOUNG CANADIANS UNDER
FIERCE FIRE At VERDUN
Como From Bloody Piles OF Dirt
Wondering Why They
Arc Alive.
PLAY BASEBALL IN PASTURE
British Artillery Answers German
Guns, and Old Inhabitants Of Yprcs
Salient Agree That IL Is Worst
Ever.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE BRIT
ISL ARMY IL FRANCE. July 2.-Thcsc
young Canadians in Khaki playing
baseball in :. Belgian pasture could
tell YOU what the shell fire ut Vcrdun
was like. They had been under it
tho worst that has been known on tho
British front. Around them was tho
utter quiet Of the country side; in
tho distance tn" guns wcrc still Srowl-
ing around Sorrcl Hill, Sanctuary
Wood and lioogc, tho scene of the
Canadians greatest battle in France.
Mud stained. blood stained, they had
come away from the bloody piles OF
dirt which had been their trenches,
and after q long sleep they had Won
dcrcd why they wcrc alive. and start
cd TO play baseball TO pass the time
till they should 20 into the trenches
again. They had been In the thick OF
Il from $50 n. ". till 1890 r. VI. on
salient. thai bend in the line which
had stuck out as invitingly to the
Germans rs the Vcrdun salient for
more than a year
The Germans could arrange their
guns in fam shape around 1t as they
could at Verdun; and they did. When
their guns began 10 speak, the British
guns spoke hack. and even tho old
inhabitant" OF Tho Yprcs salient agreed
that Il was the worst ever. Nobody
on tic spot ever supposed that there
were SO MAN. guns In either the Ger
MAJ or the British army.
But tho officer inside the farmhouse
sitting at the farmers dinng-room ta-
bio could toll al about this small
part OF &. lie and his mon had been
In and gu: Of the trenches on their
shifts TIL they were quite used TO the
monotony Of the trench life and tho
daily wastarc. The morning OF June
was very quiet. X general who was
taken prisoner aftcrward was making
an inspection An occasional crack OF
bullet overhead and an occasional
shot In answer! A. $50 the inferno
broke without any more warning than
n boiler explosion. They always do
British. or French. or German
'Fiyepoint mines" chat now So
inch German shelO. "whiz bangs"
trench mortar shells and silent liz
zics" "a naval gun shell of high We
locity. which is not heard coming un-
til Il bursts.
~ knew what VIC were in for" said
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on; or Cperanuacu iii oct en0ellfc
port tirfeIige Nrbcioe iorccrct?" II.
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al mtliae legolc &anitcllabes
Der, laa ]opiororc9 GoreninQatomi.
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