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Attend wedding.

Roy. md Mrs. James Mease Potter or
Wondsdale went to Pittsburgh Eestcr-
dav to attend the wedding OF Mrs. Pot
ter's niece. Miss Louise Lyle KimbalI.
IN Mr., Charles Hardin Of Pittsburgh.
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power In this free country can more CT
fcctively reach tho homes and put
through great systematic program or
voluntary unaclfiSh service than the or
ganizations which represent the re-
ligious faiths of our nation. While our
boys are offering their lives in the
trenches. VIC are asking the folks nj
home to max" This daily sacrifice at
table in order to make victory possible
and help suffering humanity. The state
food administrator Of your state hopes
that you will help in this nation-wide
movement" An urgent invitation Is
given TO all to attend this meeting.
Delta McLaurin Circle.
The Delta McLaurin circle OF King
Daughters met with Miss Jennie Bolton
AT her home on Virvinia street, last
evening. The hours were spent In their
usual occupation Of day nursery sew
Ing, followed by the serving of dainty
luncheon.
The members present were:
Misses.
Dorothy Greig May WinGel
Doris Gibson Henrietta Fair
Hattie LYONS Mabel Miller
Nisa Smith Anna McGregor.
Mesdames.
James Gardner Lee Byrum.
VIM. +. klctt
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.D|NNERPARTY
H|9EVEN|NG
MRS. JESSE BLOCH WILL ENTER
TAIN FOR GUEST AT THE
COUNTRY CLUB.
Pre-NuptiaI and Post-NuptlaI Parties
and Small Afternoon Informal
tiles, Constitute the Doings
+ Socially.

Mrs. Jesse Bloch will entertain with
4 dinner this evening AZ The Country
club which has been arranged as a
delightful compliment for her guest,
Mrs. William TorringrOn. who has Il
number Of friends in this city. who
will remember her as Miss Mary Mac
Henry formerly Of Cumberland. Md.
Covers will be laid for twenty
guests
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Informal P1AAGurA.

Mrs. W. o. McClus3ry entertained a
group of friends yesterday afternooh
at her home on North Main street. 80.
Interesting pastimes We're enjoyed,
and IN tie late afternoon. dainty re-
frcshments were served.
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For Visitor.

Mrs, Fl. c. Hazlett Of Pleasant Vat
ley. has invited few friends to spend
this afternoon. as a compliment to Mrs.
William Torrington. who is the guest
of Mrs. Jesse Bloch.
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Of circumstances 10 do ava? with all
;h" auunyanc~s. the vcXations OF "AiSt-
encc.
And on" is always Finding out tina;
wh;l.. tho chang" may do away with one
S..t If aun1yancs, X Is apt 10 bring
uthnrS.
she Acquired Matd-And New
Troubles.
knew q woman who used to think
she would h. 'perf"rtly happy" tihat
.r.r reckoning :u:rag") II she could nave
a maid IN! rnl navr 70 hurry home to
e.. dinner AMI RS. from the dinner table
:" 4 mess II dishes Sh" finally &C
u,i;rrd 4 maid and found a new set OF
annpyarc,S She and her husband were
fond OF eating at irregular hours. tho
tnaId. needless TO- say. WAS not. Ihey
l"v.r! - havH friends drop IN unaa-
r..unc.d, ,hn maid did not. The. VIE
liked irr dishes washed and drained III 4
certain t.at and orderly way. the maid
dad not Md :" on am sur. you can
fill out from your own experience
People ar" always trying To MAKE
some outward chang" which shall rid
them 1T all unt"war,I circumstances. T.
caa't h. DOM. Tn" only way TO get rid
of oan.vautt4 IL tn I..:lch oneself not TO
hn :luioyrd hy them.
Happiness Must Come From tho Heart.
All lasting serenity must have It's
rnuts in the heart and not in clrcum-
stances.
'Dr course It Ia sensible to plan your
life So as to minimize, annoyanceS ana
dtscomfmrtS but you can't eliminate
them. You must supplement these plans
with tn" habit Of taking some annoy
ances for granted. i"u must realize
that even if you could have things diff
rercnt there would still he other annoy
anr,.s: You must train yourself 10 take
untoward circumstances chccrtullE and
rnuragenuSly. Max" rs letter OF them
instead ~ as much as you can.
Tn" older | grow the more hrmiy I
am convinced that so and so only can
on: b. happily.
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Compliment for Bride-elect.

COMpumenC Tor brlQo-eleCt,
Misses Mary and Jane llar" will n
t"rtnin this vcning ut their home on the
Island. hnnnriur Miss Helen Mctmlloch,
whose wedding 10 Mr.. Robert Mcutchcon
or Virginia. viii take place during the
month.
The guests Will enjoy knitting and
nc"dlcwork. and n miscellaneous shower
will be rendered tho hrIdc-eleCt. A
dainty luncheon will be- served at tho
evenings close.
The guests will include
Misses:
Helen McCullagh. Carolyn Carnahan.
Sarah [inetZ. lane Barry.
Flora Henry Ottie Mumprr.
Marion Cross, katherine HorniG.
Mcsdamcs:
F. +. Stewart. Earl Smith
Arthur Mrmprr. Edward Mcullagh.
+. t. Elliott. Edgar Hare.
PoBt-Nuptial Dinner
Miss Mary Jenkins 0f Martins Ferry,
has invited friends to dinner party,
on Thursday evening at the Hotel Wind
snr. ut which Mrs. Clyde Fugh. mo-
Helen MaJcSky. Will be the honor
guests.
American beauty roses will adorn the
center Of the table. and fine dinner will
he daintily appointed thfou shour.
An Informal musical program has
been arranged for tho later evening =
pleasure.
The guests will he:
Misses
jennie Bolton Florence Citizens
Jennie Ball Neva kerfer
Henrietta Fair Dora Neininger
Katherine LancnstciJulia Patton
Mesdames
Clyde Pugh Marsh Watkins
Party at windsor
Mrs William G. ElIE will entertain
the members Of her card club this aft
ernoon at the Hotel Windsor. Follow
Ing delightful session AT cards n
lunchFon Of charming appointments will
be served.
The guests will he:
Mesdames
William Reid Charles Rrurmer
MLcrt Fisher George Wcsn-r
F.. &. Struchmann Herman Schneider
Harry B.arlcy Thomas Rurke
John Ritter Joseph kurtz
Harry Paradise Frank RAIDER
William Eurklc Henry Srhhcf"r
Luncheon For Mrs. Dillon
Mrs. Andrew Wilson was hostess &c
the members Of The Executive BOARD oi
thr Child Welfare Committee. yesterday
al luncheon at ! o'clock. al the Hotel
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Delta McLaurin Circle.
Celebrated Birthday.

l.. r. Sands Of Pittsburgh. TT. S.
Sands Of Wheeling. o. J. Sands Of Rich
mnnd. Va. spent yesterday in the city
with their mother. Mrs. i. f.. Sands. cell
"hr;Itlng her S0th birthday.
Times.
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Group Enjoy Bridge.

4 small group Of friends OF Miss
Ruth Mason enjoyed bridge yesterday
afternoon at her home in Leatherwood-
Dainty refreshments were served in the
late afternoon. "
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Copies Of tho following announcements
have been received in tho city:
Miss Elizabeth j. I.acke
MIR. jefferson Davis Lennon
Married
Monday, October first
Ninetccn-scvcnicr
Washington. ID. {.
At Home
After October fifteenth
F:dinhurg. Virginia.
Mrs. Lennon will u" remembered rs
having appeared in brilliant rcritalS at
The Second Presbyterian church on sew
cral occasions.
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EMBARGO LIFTED

CLARKSBCRG. W. Va. Oct. ia
freight embargo on the ClarksburG dis
trict effecting all connections west OF
the Ohio river was lifted today by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. according
to kilograms received from the offices
Of the railroad in Baltimore by local
officials and the Clarksburg Board Of
Trade. The embargo had been In effect
for several days. during which time only
n few carloads of food products had
been sent through by special permits
sion. =,
>.
Hc--I shall not marry woman I'M.
less she Is my exact opposite.
She-you will never find so perfect
being at that.-London Opinion.
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For Miss Reilly.
Last. evening Mrs Harry Hall. OF
South JnCoh street. entertained pleas
ant group for Miss Della Reilly. whose
wedding is an event Of tho neHr futur.
Many pleasures were afforded the
guests. and Z dainty luncheon was
served To the following
Misses:
Della Reilly. Louise Evans
Carrie Koch. Ann Dunning.
Marsha Koch. Gertrude Brown.
Mcsdamcs
walter Carlisle. Henry Stahl.
Arch Matthews. Thomas Stewart.
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Windsor. This charming affair COM
plimcnted Mrs. Jean y. Dillon IF Des
Moinns. Iowa. who will h. the health
teacher for this vicinity. and Miss Mary
ShardlOw. who has been prominently
Identified with library work In New
York City. who will take up her resI-
dence here.
Yesterdays guests includes:
Mesdames
Jean r. Dillon Charles Boekman
w. II. Hare William StifeI
Charles krtchum John II. Garden
II. c. Whitaker Andrew Wilson
Misses
Agnes Wilson Jennie MCGOWAN
Clara Ross
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Luncheon For Mrs. Dillon

Mrs. Andrew Wilson was hostess 70
the members Of The Executive BOARD OF
thr Child Welfare Committee. yesterday
al luncheon at ! O'clock. at the Hotel
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crews having orders to shoot to kill"
IN case OF necessity.
About the time that the JcStroycrs
were leaving tho nnvy.?ird TWO Rus
siam munition ships. tho AlbatrouS and
Nolo.da. loaded with high explosives
were leaving Carncys' Point. \. j.
on the frs; leg vi Il lonS and pcrilous
ocean voyage. They arc bound for
kola lay, Russia.
1t WA reported yesterday that the
machinery grease on the intcrncd Ger.
man auxiliary cruisers Iiromprinz Will
helm and prnx l;itcl Friedrich WAS
found mixed with sand. MI greaSe
cauS aboard the two vessel. were
;:,l>ca ashore.
y guard barracks - under cumst.uc-
;ion At the i':anl;tord arsenal 1t viii
command the Delaware River side OF
tire government munition plant The
PennS!iNani:. RAILROAD bridge span
ming the Delaware River between
Br!dcsburS and Dclai.. y. j.. was pl:.c-
cd undo" infantry guard last night.
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STOP! CALOMEL
IS QUICKSILVER
It's mercury! Attacks the bones,
saliYatcs md makes
you sick.

There's u reason why person
should take sickenins. saliNa;inx cal
,meI when % cents buys 81 large bot
nc OF DudsUns Liver Tone--a p.rtec I
substitute for caiUInel.
II 10 a pleasant. vegetable LIQUID
which will start your liver JUS, a,
surely as caiomel. but II doesn't max.
YOU sick and can not salivatc
Children aud grown folks can iaEs
Dodeon's Liver Tone. because il l., pe,
tcCtly harmless.
Caloncl Is. a dangerous druH. Il Is
nc'cury and attacks your bones Take
dose OF nasty calomci to-day aud
YOU will feel weak. sick ana nausea,
Ell tomorrow. Don't lose "a days
work. Take a spoonful OF Dodsun,
liver Tone 'natcad ana YOU Will wake
up feeling trcat. NJ more b.liousness
con1tipatioE. sluggishueSa, headache
toatcG tongue or sour stomach Your
irusGi.t says IL YOU don't IND bod.
sons Liver Tone acta better than hor-
able calo'ne! your money is waiting
Cor YOU.
advertisement
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Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
Drink glass Of real hot water
before breakfast to wash
out poisons.

Inc Is not merely to- live, hu, TO live
we'll cat We'll digest well. work well.
sleep well. look well What At glorious
easy II Is If one will only adept tho
morning inside bath
Folks VIII" ave accustomed - feel
dun and heavy ~hcu they arse split
tiug headache stuffy from . cold foul
tongue nast% breath, acid stomach.
can, iuatcad, feel as fresh as = daisy
by opening tho .uiccs Of the Sy.tcni
oach morning anI Gushing out The
Who'll Of the internal poisonous stag
uoui matter
t:yci2 ono. whether aiing sick OF
we'll should, each morning. before
breakfast. drink glass OF real no,
water With g tcaspoouiul OF limestone
phosphate II IT I" wash from the stom-
ach, liver kidneys and bowels tho pre-
viOgs days in4icc-tiblc waste sour
tile ana poisonous TOXINS, thus cleans
in@ swcetcutnr and purifying tho en-
tire allmcut"ry canal before putting
more iood INTO tho stomach The aC-
ton Of hot water and limestone rhos-
phatc on All empty stomach is wouucr-
iuily 'nvigoratinC II cleans out all
tn" sour lamentations. gases. waste
ami acidiiN and gives ono splendid
rppctitc for breakfast While YOU arc
ruIoNlur Your breakfast the water and
phosphate - quietly extracting lsrliH
Volume Of water from tho blood ana
rctiiu= ready for a thorough i'Ushiulc
OF all til. rnSId" organs.
The millions % people who arc bcih-
cred with constipation, hilioUr src II.
stomach trouble, rheumatism; other"
who have SalioW skins. blood disorders
and siCkl> compilations arc urged 80
get = quarter pound Of Limestone phos =
Dhate FROM tn" nruE store. which viii
cost very little, but i sufficient to
make ANY ono pronounced crank on
tho subject 81 int"inal sanitation. -
NdN.
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DON'T Use DYES
FOR GRAY HAIR
Apply Simple, Safe.
HeaIthful and Guaranteed
10 Restore Natural Color.

I'omt Uec dyos The are. no, only
sticky diS+ crHc"hic and ~ bad taste
hut ;.ctu.li! darscrouy y good ,nan>
rcnutablo drug sivrca Won't soil them
Use - San Hair Color l:cstorcr
This VIII accomplish wonderful re
.ultS ,Tinlpiy "c, yonr hair with
- Fan Hair Color Ec.torcr. Sack will
com" n" natural dark shade. .cEcniy
cr*du"ll. and perInancutiy This is
The right way. tho h"Hlthfui on"
- Ban claims no instant miracles j,
Leaves that claim - dye" s.ud the lik"
But - does restore tho original color
correctly and help" your ha,r III
::r""th helps Il to be GLOSSY. iuStrcuS
soft beautiful, charmin.
= Eau IS All ready I" use u is
Gu:rtii;."d 20 hc harmless and soil!
undcr tho makers warranty of salts
faction ~ Your none. back ~ Grant
Drag Stores. i;i"hmond. Va. aud all
good druI stores, a large bottle for
80 or aend direct! to lIcssiG- Ellis
Drug Co. Memphis. Tenn.
Hair Culture" illustrated interest :
inc book lot. sent free " rite for II
TODAY. Try o. Kan Hair Tom" u Ban
Toilet SOAP .. FIn Lruid Shainpoo;
also. ,.-En', rcpilat"ry for removing
%upcriiuuu" hair. NdN
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> POWERFUL FORCES M

Twenty cars ago master nIlnd
evolved rtw Paw Tome, tho only yc.c-
table 'c"sim known. TODAY VIC have
added two Of the most powerful vet
harmless forces known To medicine
IRON ami Nun. making the safcgt
most ralatahlc and curative remedy
ever offered l" tho public. rNW-rAW
Is The Vnll real stomach diCcstaut:
IRON. tho producer Of rich rcd blood.
and MN. tia. true autidotc for dis
ordered nerves.
p.sorIcrcd Stonacns arc RESPONSIBLE
Tor ucarl% al bodily Ills Where Il
pc son oats heartily and diIes,s his
food properly tho blood is vitaliaed and
enriched, which sets the liver aud kid
ncSS ana ali the vital organs into ac-
tive and ncaithfGl operation. Whcr.
tho stomach IS stron. the blood 49,
strong. whcrr the blood is strong the
nerves are strong, where the nerves
arc strong the kidneys. lir3rt and lungs
ana liver arc strong. Many people die
from StarYatiui': that IL. thoy slave
the blood. they sturNu the nerves and
the general tissues "f the whole body
Noi that people 30 not I'll their ator-
achs Wit! rouriahmc food, but bccausc
What they do put INTO the stomach docs
not property digest. docs not property
.,a-inilntc.'
That's why people write Ia say that
ironizcd paw-l'aw has cured them Of
that's why among our record Of
cures We ind many, insomnia cases
cured by ironizcd paw-Fnw
That's why they toll us that Ironizcd
Paw Paw has cured them Of Rheu-
inaiism
That's Why VIC hear Of kidney and
liver troubles thai havc been cured
by 'r"nzch r,wraw.
That. vnE VIC 90; So many letters
"HS iuc iu.t lronizcd 1'aw-paw has
cured Catarrh.
MI these ailments probably had their
origin ia some form OF stomach trouble
Paw law cured aud clcanacd The ","n-
ach purified The blood, toned nj, th"
nerves and the sufferers soon found
that the other real or faucitd ailmcn, )
had left them
l'aw-paw NCN---thc princi-
pal component parts OF this Standard
Nov Remedy, is being specially intro
duccd and explained At y. y. Miller
Co.'S Stor". where the IRON MAN
meets everybody DESTROYS. nr inrorma-
ton or advice. Call and obtain :, test
absolutely free.
This great New Remedy is sold every
where ill bottles containing nearly -
ounces al 81 INTERSTATE DRUG CO.
INC, NEW YORk.-.idv.
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BADLY INJURED
BY MACHINERY
As Il Result u Injury. Engineer
Suffered From Chronic Con-
>tipation. Which Only
Black Draught Relieved.

kossvillc I'd In describing her
husbands case, Mrs. katc Able, OF
this town. says: Once. while lit
ing. he injured himself with Il piece
OF heaNy machinery. across, the alb
domcn lie was so sore he could not
bear to press on himself at all on
chest or abdomen. lie weighed l65
lbs. and fell off until hc weighed 10
lbs in two weeks. He became con
stipAtcd. and it looked like he would
die. He would turn UP Il ten cent
bottle Of casor oil. and drink il TWO
or three days in Succession
without result.
We became desperate he suffered
so. lie was swollen TERRIBLY. lie told
nc his suffering could only bc dc
,cribed as torture. sent aud bought
Thcdford's Black nrauehr. made
him take big dose he was in
such misery. but he 20, rclicr and
began 10 mend HI once. lie got we'll
and we both feel he owes his life to
'rbcdford's BLACK -Draueht.
am giving this testimonial free
~ and voluntarily. rs VIC fool We
want Others to know what this ,nedi.
cine viii do and because VIC are in
decd grateful
In it's 20 years OF successful use
rhcdford's Black Drausht has hccu
found 10 promptly relieve constipa-
ton. headache. indigestion. etc. and
stimulate the liver To do its work in
D natural way. II is purely vcgc-
table. safe. and reliable Try il. At
all druggists. price 2Jc Il package
Costs only one cent u dose. - Adv
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GERMANS SEEM RESIGNED
TO BREAK WITH AMERICA
ATTITUDE Of 1iuropeun Ncutrais Now
Stands ia Foreground ar
Public Interest.
RESPONSES ARE GRATIFYING
Reports Telling of Radical Steps
Taken by L. \. Against Tcuton
Vessels and Sailors in american
Waters Create Profound Stir.

EI:tIIX ,.;, .,,,i ,n,,
rh., German nn,.n,. ma .>jL.n,Iy
signed themselves with mole or less
unconcrrncdness to the diplomatic
break with the United states
la tho foreground Of public discus.
sion NOW stands the question.
What will to. European neutral.
do"
Tho news that rrc>idcu; Wilson has
urged tho rest of the neutral world
To join tho United state" in brcaisin-
with GcrmnHN has created q f:A' great
/ a. SENSATION her" than that uf Amcri-
I cas- own s,N"rcmcc Ut relations. The
former rather served /" relieve Tin" icu-
sion that had held tn" public mind
| in its spell for molc than two years
tho latter bad tho effect uf :, bomb.
shell. for tho possibility Of all men.
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iSpcciII O. lhO Timca .Fispaich.J
CiIAi;t.OTTESNlLl. VA. Fehru-
AIRY Airs. Mars Cooper Pctric. wife
ur Rev. George L. pctriI. -. T.. pas-
or OF the lrcsl yjcrii.n Church icro
SIncc lS.S. died last evening at the
alausc. after brief illness Of bron.
,hitis. The fuucra! "ill lie held at
{" n',lnck to-morro" afternoon from
the Presbyterian Church. services t.
hc conducted by H"N. hugh H. Hudson.
AIRS pctric Was. before marriage Miss
Cooper. Of South Carolina. Besides her
husband. She leaves one son. Dr. George
i'c;ric. a professor III tho agricultural
college Ut Auburn, y
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Council Ordinance subcommittee.
hcartnS on traffic measure, city
iIR1i. O'rtncN.
Council Committee on Dock. Iti,cr
and linrhor. tN! Hall. - O'Clock.
Council f'inapcc Committee. cNcc-
ntiNe budget session. city Hall. . $50
o'ciOcls.
sunnrnrc hcnduuBrtrrs. talks on
preparedness. t::n o'rIork. Public
invited.
Lecture. niturian Church. Con
iucius and Ills HrliI ion,'' d! Rev.
Frank Pratt. O'Clock.
jefferson auditorium - i<nci>ri
Quartet. S::,D.
StrRnd-!tOSC Melville. in isis
liopl,iu>": nntInrc. .::IO: uirht. $40.
L!ric-POpuinr VnudcNI lille; matt
nee. =; night. : 40 mud -.
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Yrs. Attic rurk, .John,on.

'>n"cI"! "a The Times Dispatrh.I
iEhpEl;iti[SI;U VA, Fchruar..
- Mrs. : l'urks Johnson. wife of
Edgar Johnson. "f WaslinSton died a,
the Mary Washington Hospital hero ON
Tuesday night. following an operation.
aged twcutN-Si% years. Mrs. Johnson.
VII" "aS married three months ago.
came u"rc on SUNDAY 80 yisi, her par.
'nts. Mr.. auI Mrs. C!ar.cs =. i'urlls.
aud "hil" here waS taken suddenly
i'll she Is survived hy urr husband.
hc' m,rcut-. MIR. and Mrs g. T purks.
OF this city four brothers and nvo
sisters.
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i"r',1al Ia Tho Times DisI,.tvhl
CHAitI.DTTESNiiI.E VA Fcb..uu =,
:. \ndr"w j. Ford. aged thirty.ninr
sou of the late George :. Ford. "i
the unIvcrsity "f Virginia is dead
aftcr an Illness of less than twelve
h"urs, He complained slightly before
r"irinG. and MAS found dead in bed
before day Mr.. Ford was master Of
IL Id"wg' sons Lodge. No. 30. A. l. &
\ NJ. this city. aud mciubcr of tine
local tent Of Muccnbccs. lie married
q daughter az I;ichard w uurrctt. Of
this CITY. she survive. With two ,.hji-
dr'h nc also leaves ono brother.
Hr"rS' f"r"' ana ono sister. Mrs !
Il Wood both OF this city
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INSPECTORS ARE REMOVED
rows OF Two German Vessels -, Mu-
mirSton No Longer Under
SuryPJIiHurr
WlLAlINo;TDN :: - H.,

w iLMi NJ TON, y. G., February -.
,p"h "rdci> from Washington col
Iect"r Tor. of thc por, OF WHINING.
ton i"-ia! removed from tho two Ger.
man IN ,rrhantmcn scir-imtc,ncd her.
th' inspectors placed aboard carly in
III" week. The crews arc n" LONGER
undo. survciIlaurc
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Mr>. .. ". Inns.

tH2'vi'l /" TIC Times pispn,vh.I
S'l III BOSTON. VA" i'cbruar! -
hrs. y. VI. :p'S. >cvcut. ,cars 81
age lied last night at ih~ non,, az her
daughter. Mrs. .NDcrt Via. after a two
weeks iiinosa. resulting from "a .tvcLc
Of PARALYSIS The funeral viii take
ri"rc tomorrow. a;Id iutcrrncnt viii
lee mndc III rak EiIgc Cemetery. She
leaves tw" sons. john -. r.pps. ct l:o;i q
n"k"; ~ -. Epus. "f 'rinmousvill,.
:. g. ono daughter. Mrs. Albert Via
and ono SISTER. Mrs. Mary Lacy, both
nt this pa 2
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yesterday a, has home. spring Grove"
in that county. after au illness of ten
days. aged c.hty-SiN Years. lie Was
"a native OF Sput@yNa;Iia County IT."
w.iS II prominent Republican. aud II;
ono time - member "f the iioYrd Of
Supervisors OF Caroline county. Mi.
EcusIcy il survived ~ ono son aud
three daughters. I:uri..l VIII l.. made
in the family bur: in@ ground in spot
SylTu.,a County.
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u. V. tluarIrs.

- Quarlcs died last n.It al
"t'"ck III 'hc homo OF his dau.h,cr
H'S' IT, ~ Einior'l. near ellen AIir,
re Is survive" 10y one brother. W T.
''uaric*' 81 Ellcr*on: four sons. " l.
"h" L. NJ ouaricS. of Lakeside. .n.!
=. = ana l.. G. ,tuarlcs. 80 Ncntc,,idio
lrnE"aE. ana ono daughter Mrs l. =
Einford. Of Glen Allen. Tho f,,u.-..I
VII TIC held from North Kun Eartist
church AT 1880 o'ciocl. io-,no.row
,H"'ninS ana tho iutcrncmt viii n, IN
EinHnWcl Ccmctrry.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Tuncrai Of snmuc,n ,,,

nc IuNrF"I d samuel D. Turu,r, nc
~ ,"c'n'l OF Armstrong rolurcd .Iirh
school who !icn suddenly MoiriI,
l'' "''@ WIS coit.uStod 1T II n'cIo,.I.
NS''e'"a| iroi' -. James Mt.;lo.iis,
n.'i[.n ny KY. James T Green tho
mott u. H.. OF Atlanta. .:n rbc b,.r;.,i
NaS IA oakwood Cc;ncicry rhs nan.
~ ~ 're'a N"rc J.. l; Eatcs. J. II. Moran
~ '. Temple. II. 7. Simpson. J g
overs. - w. Smith. j. " lIcur> .,ud
- - Bates ~