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y'jnv- hipiirhA '1 T' v- 1 1 -L Vf" v-: Jt THE DISPATCH RICHMOND VA TUESDAY SEBTEMBER 20 1904 SCHOOLS SMITHDEAL PRACTICAL VERGILIUS New Carpets and Rugs Fresh from the looms Superior patterns reliable grades lowest prices hlako your selections now native or Ireland end was nlxty-elx years old He was a regular army man and for many years was stationed at Fort Monroe holding the position of librarian at the time of nil retirement He leavee a widow and four small eons Bradley Wood (Special to The Ttmse-Dtapatah) FREDERICKSBURG VA Sept I Mr Bradley Wood who was injured leet week In a holler explosion at a aaw mil! near Rhoadeevllle died from hie injuries and was burled yesterday at hia home In Orange county Mr ood leavee a widow and one child Hie aged mother 1 also survives him Deaths at Pera (Speetel to The Tlmes-Dlspatch) PENA Dept Mr Grenville Sale lie ncir ns 11 was an old Confedi I died at his heme Lost Creek near Red Hill after a long Illness of dropsy He i an old Confederate veteran eighty A NEW NOVEL 1 8 By IRVING BACHELLER Author of Eben Holden solicits patronage on the baa's of merit For 17 years (beginning with the Old Dominion Business College) this school has been successfully Training young people for business Ufa right hare In Richmond It to nqw financially anchored people In its own one of tha finest in RichmoniL Ita Vtsady purpose to stick to honors his methods In securing students and to true principles of Inatruc lions by capable and experienced tea oners have won for It a moat enviable reputation at home and abroad Last winter Its president received a flattering and remuneratve request to deliver an address before the Business Section ofth Minnesota Educational Association at BL Paul From an answer for fuller Information the following to taken from President Buell's letter: Knowing that you have conducted for many years ths leading business collect of tha South ws decided to wrlta to -to to you It pAlul1Phla Stenographer says: "ft to the leading Business College The Xew Lace Curtains and are now on show Interior Draperies Mr Bacheller hag made a great departure from hie former stories of rural life Among Roman scenes he has laid a love story tender and enthrall-' Ing In Its varying charm This tald wlth its thrilling dlmax in the depiction of the Nativity will 'prove a revelation to the thousands of readers of south of tho Potomao river" gentlemen taught all tha bus'neaa branches In day or night sessions English Department now open Join us for beet investment you can make Window Shades to order Estimates given upon application Perfect service guaranteed PRINCE BISMARCK SUCCUMBS TO CANCERI: Anything Better Than Onr Carey Cement Roof Ing It is Are-proof water-proof and acid-proof It wll last as long as tha build irk- Tha beat la tha cheapest and Carey's la tha beat Writs for sample and prices Baldwin Brown Opposite Old Market Richmond Va Hardware Roofing Nalls Cte SONS 15 SOUTH NINTH STREET THE RECOLLECTION OF QUALITY REMAINS LONG AFTER THE PRICE IS -FORGOTTEN It Is extrsvlgsnt to buy a low-grade vehicle The beat Is the cheapest In the long tun We sail only that -which we can recommend EVERYTHING IN FALL AND WINTER STYLES DEPOT' ROCKAWAY8 VICTORIAS SURREYS TRAPS ETC GROCERY DELIVERY AND LAUNDRY WAGONS ONE AND TWO-HORSE TRUCKS PEABODY CONSERVATORY OT MUSIC HAROLD RANDOLPH DIRECTOR ML Vernon Ptae a Charlaa fit JialUmora PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT MAY QARRSTSON EVANS DupcrlntrndanL 88 A EAST MT VERNON PLACE RBOPENg OCTOBER I tat inatrucilon Apply la Beptambar 10 A 4 Tha PMbody off era advantage wnich make It a GREAT MUSIC CENTER TJNUKPA88-ED BT ANY OTHER CONSERVATORY IN THE COUNTRY Faculty of 40 European and American Mae-ten Including PROFESSORS BARK WORTH BOISE BROCKWAY GOODWIN HKIMEN-DAHL HULSTETN HUTCHESON MINET-TI WAD eta Advanced and elementary Inatructhm given Bcholarahlpa Dtplmnaa and Teacher CertlO-cate TUITION FEES 818 to Mt for acholaatto ear according to ando and branch of study Class and privet Loaoona Frae Advantage to Pupils Circulars mailed (Tea LAW SCHOOL The school of law In Richmond College offers thorough professional training at moderate cost Professors are Roger Gregory LL IX Ernest Long LI and John Minor 1 All fees of first year amount to I62S0 Beaslon begins September fid COMMERCIAL LAW COURSE Many young men who louk foi ward to careers hi commercial pursuits wish a knowledge pf business law and for these tha College Law School will hereafter offer one-year course In Commercial Law The subjects embraced la this course ere the Law of Domestic Relations Contracts Administration of -Wills Insurance Negotiable Inst rumen la and Corporations: Fse for entire course S0- Cost of Text-books about 125 Clow hours after 4:99 For catalogue and Information address any of tha professors or President BOATWRIGHT Richmond Va Next session opens September lid Thorough Instruction in ancient and modern languages pure and applied sciences history philosophy and law In September 1904 new courses In free-hand and mechanical drawing and In practical mechanics and electricity will be opened Excellent la bora tori ee in physios chemtotrb biology psychology mechanics and drawl Ing Special attention to called to the fact that full professors teach the lowest as wen as the highest college classes Students at entrance usually take first-year Latin English' Slathlatlcs and History They therefore have as their teachers Professors I Foushee Woodward It Gaines and Mitchell For catalogue and Information address Pres Boatwright Richmond Va Repairing and Repainting i a THE ART SCHOOL OF THE ART CLUB OF RICHMOND MISS HARRIOTTE LEE TALIAFERRO INSTRUCTOR SissIor Begins October 15 1904 For catalogues etc apply to MISS ELIZABETH RODMAN SELDEN Secretary and Treasurer 904 8 Third Street Richmond Va SCHOOL FOR BOYS Pina ELreet between Grace and Franklin Geo Nolley Principal Richard Wilson Jr Associate Principal Prepares boys for colleges and universities Opens Wednesday September 21st New pupils classified Tuesday September both Catalogues at the book stores For catalogues and further Information address the Principal at 112 North Fifth Street Richmond va UISS SCHOOL 3 East Qnct Strait OPERS SEPTEMBER 21 1904 Catalogues may bo had from book stores or from the principal MKSSUSIK MORRIS Principal at 4 It West MalnBtreet after -Aug 1st UNIVERSITY C0LLESE OF MEDICINEISSl0- annni-iniin7V-niiam Medwa Laboratories la chuge ef iperlaliK QpisSyirara Superior GUaica Bsdiidalaachaaghsereora HoapbaL For detailed lafneaiatioB ante THE PKOCTOK SUMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS Write to BROWN'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Charlottesville Va for circular MISS SCHOOL No 908 Floyd Avenue Opens September 21 Catalogues may be had from Hunter's book store MISS MAV DAVIS Princlnal 1 MISS MARY A A ATT Aaso Principal MRS WELCH WILL OPEN HER Dancing Class for Boys and Girls on Tuesday afternoon October 4th at No 988 Floyd Avenue alogue and views address MARYLAND CuL-LKOE Box A LulhervUMt Mi MISS A DANIEL DESIRES PRIVATE PUPILS FOR THE coming torsion Clauses in History Literature and Art will be resum'd OCTOBER 3D Present address ROSEMAKY LIBRARY Th Afforoby Schaif 2218 Charles St Baltimore Md A Home School for Young Ladies Seventeenth year begins September fist Write for catalogue LACKA BEATTY PrincipaL HOTELS i85444549H448 H4944845 nnmnr WELLINGTON 1 NEW YORK CITY The WELLINGTON 7th sv Htb set Modem fireproof telephone every Mart- meat every room with bath J8-00 per I day and up also Suites furnished and unfurnished by the season or year The WESTMINSTER Irving place end A ith at one block cast of Union Remodeled at cost of over (100000 telephone and electric lights in every to room 75 new bathrooms European rates to (1 per day snd up to Also American Plan (S per day and up A WrBAGER- THE CLAY ASHLAND VA Immediate application will secure choicest rooms for the winter In this modern hotel heat gas artesian water" Proprietor and management the same as the post six months R- GARY Manager EXCURSIONS Excursion to Washington -1 (Via ft R) TUESDAY ept 27cn 1904' 'Two days In Washington (250 round trip Leava Broad and Hancock Btraeta at 9 A returning leave Washington at I M( September 28th Our last excursion this season THOMPSON to CO SPECIAL EXCURSION RATE years of aga or more and was a member of Company Fifty-first Virginia Regiment of Infantry and wgs a dutiful soldier He had also been a gvat sufferer of rheumatism for a long time before he died Mr Arthur Laynn died at hie home In Lynchburg on Cabell street on Friday morning at 4 o'clock after a protracted Illness of consumption and was hurled at his old home near Pleasant View Saturday at 11 A His funeral iv ju tty the Rev Lynchburg He was asout thirty-five Mundy years of age and had drummer for the past eight jreai Strother Drur Company of Lynchburg oetn a popular are of the FIELD DAY IN GOOCHLAND Messrs Wallace and Allan Hold a Joint Debate (Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch) GOOCHLAND VA September Court day being the laet court before the election waa largely devoted to politics Although the docket was large Judge White courteously surrendered the courthouse to the Democratic Committee about 1 and a large crowd gathered within the courthouse to enjoy discussion of the Issues Captain Lamb was detained In Richmond by an indisposition but Mr Jefferson Wallace of Richmond was on hand to represent the Democrats and challenged Mr Edgar Allan Jr the Republican congressional nominee to a Joint debate A lively and vigorous discussion lasting about two hours followed in which Mr Allan attacked Captain record and Mr Wallace stoutly defended It Mr Allan read extracts from -the speeches made by Mr Wallace when that gentleman opposed Captain Lamb for the Democratic nomination two years ago to which Mr Wallcae retorted with a prompt witticism wlch brought down the house The debate though exceedingly spirited was conducted 'in perfect good feeling and the audience waa orderly though enthusiastic Later In the evening Monk Mills a well known mulatto of the county gathered a crowd of negroes in a corner of the court green and harangued them for three-quarters of ai) hour extolling Mr Allan to the skies and criticising the Democrats sharply Mr Wallace in particular This county will give the Democratic candidates a majority although formerly the'eounty has been normally Republican owing to the large negro vote The Republican vote will be glvep almost solidly to Mr Allan as the haVe but a small following hero Captain Lamb will carry the county by a large majority as hia own friends and those of Mr Wallace are vlelng with each OfiCer Had to ShOOt Him Twice other as to which will work the hardest A Driver Killed (Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch) RIDGEWAY VA September 19-8 t-urday evening Policeman Covington of this town saw Jack Hairston a desperate negro near the depot and arrested him on a warrant of a few standing The negro resisted and said he would Bot-'gor threatening' to shoot when the policeman shot him twice The negro Is now In rather a precarious condition Last Friday while Dayld Trent a worthy colored man seventy-six years old near here was hauling lumber his horses became frightened and rgn away throwing him off with the lumber on top of him and killing him Instantly The Phospho Uthla Springs of this place close for the seaaon this week The covered bridge acroea Cascade Creek between the village and depot Is being constructed and will be a great convenience to the public KILLED HIS MOTHER Two Brothers Each Charge the Other With the Shooting to The Tlmes-Dlspatch) BRISTOL VA Bept Mra Minerva Greear a widow fifty year of age was xhot to death by one of her none at her home near Fort Blarkamore Scott county Va yesterday afternoon Of her two one Robert and Grover It is not known which fired the shot which ended the woman's life ai each declares the other guilty of the murder It lsald the boys were drinking and In a room adjoining that' occuied by their mother firing their plntols when she' entered and naked them to stop One turned hia pistol on his mother and sent a hall Into her heart causing death instantly An Investigation is being held DR BAKER GOES FREE Acquitted of Murder of Dr Bass on Ground of Self-Defense (By Associated Preoa) CHARLOTTE 8ept ll-The Jury In the esse of Dr Julian Baker on trial for the murder of Dr Bass at Tarbnro after being out since Saturday afternoon yesterday afternoon returned a verdict of acquittal Self-defense was the plea of the defendant The homicide occurred March 18 1903 and was the outcome of bad feeling for some time previous The testimony showed that the men engaged hi a flgat at the postoffice when Baker drew his plsttoard shot Base three times death ensuing some hours later Both men were prominent physicians Fruit and Vegetable Growers (By Associated Press) JACKSONVILLE FLA Sept The fruit and vegetable growers of Florida Georgia Alabama and Mississippi did not perfect a permanent organisation today A committee waa appointed to draw up articles of Incorporation and Its report was unanimously adopted The char ter provides for the organization of a corporation to buy sell and deal In all fruits and vegetables Five thousand shares of common stock with a par value of ten dollars per share and five hundred shares of preferred stock par value 8100 are to he issued The plan Is for the pro ducers to hold the common stock while the dealer bold the preferred stock DEATHS Entered into rest on Septem ber 10 1901 at irey Gables Princess Anne county Va ELIZABETH- ALBION LUXFORD only daughter ot Dr Booker Luxford aged twenty moniha Died Mrs SfATTIE WOOD-SON WAYLAND at Croset September 111 at 1:24 A Funeral TUESDAY September Inth 6 PEERMAN Undtrtakir 851 2514 East Broad St Open each hour In the year Son of Iron Chancellor Died Sunday in Friedrichsruhe His Career 1 FRIEDRICH I Prince Herbert Bismarck died yesterday morning at 10:15 o'clock Death resulted from cancer of the stomach The end was painless Herbert Nikolaus von Bismarck-Sc hon-hausen who has been called a chip of the old Bismarck block wag the eldest eon Prince Otto von Bismarck to whose title he succeeded on hie father's death in 1998 He was born In Berlin December '8 1849 and was educated at Frank- foA Berlin and Bonn taking his university degree at the latter The Franco Prussian war broke out when he was twenty-one years old and he saw active service being wounded at Mara -la -Tour and being appointed an officer on September A 1870 He began hie political career In 1873 and was attached to the missions at Munich and Dresden and later whs secretary of legation at Berne Hie father early began the training of his eluent son for whom he had the greatest affection to succeed himself and Herbert served as private secretary to the Chancellor from 1877 to 1881 He whs one of the assistant secretaries at t)ie great conference of European diplomatists at Berlin In 1878 In 1882 he was made counsellor of the German Legation In London and in 1884 served in a similar capacity at the Russian court Later in the same year he waa made ambassador at The Hague In 1885 he became Under Secretary of State and Secretary of State In 1588 hia diplomatic position ranking next to that of hl father His public career was one of great promise and It was expected that he would be the successor of the Iron Chancellor when the suddin retirement In March 1890 cut It short When thd Chancellor waa dismissed no one took the matter more to heart than rbert who Insisted on at once resigning xl! hia offices being unwilling to remain any longer In the service of a monarch who in hia eyes hsd been guilty of such base Ingratitude as William He hsd seen the latter reared so to speak In his father's house drawing his lessons of statecraft and knowledge' of men and of the world from the old Chancellor In whose' home he was treated more as a son of the family than as a prince of the blood William frequently turning to the Chancellor for advice and conioiaii'n In his numerous bitter conflicts with hia parents The luea that William of all other people could turn against the sin teaman who had been Ills mentor and a sort of second fath'T to him destroyed every spark of affection that Herbert may have entcrialrcd for the Kaiser and It may be doubted if the latter had a more bitter or relentless enemy than Prtage Herbert Bismarck The son retired to Ala private estate but he returned fo public life In 1893 being elected by the Conservatives to the Reichstag and being re-elected In 1898 Ho negotiated the treaty between Germany and England on the colonial bounu-siry question In 1885 and presided at the a moan Conference In Berlin In 1S89 It waa while he was connected with the legation In London that he carelessly fired a charge of blrdshot at Sandringham which took effect In the small clothes of the Prince of Wales but not seriously harming the future King A dark spot in the career of Prince Herbert was hia treatment of the Princess Carolath whom he persuaded to abandon hr husband and children for hia sake and with whom eloped to Venice where In obedience to mingled entreaty and peremptory comma nda of his father he deserted her without making any provision for her future Her husband di voiced her shortly afterward and the princess who had been one of the most brilliant beauties of the court of Berlin became thereupon dependent upon the charity of her own family the Hatzfeldta It waa expected for a time that Herbert would marry tne princess after her divorce But his fatu-er refused for one moment to hear of any such alliance and it was only many years later that he wedded the Countess Marguerite Hoyra in 1892 They had two sons and two daughters Prince Bismarck was desrrihed as a handsome man over six feet In height and of fine proportions Like his father he was irascible snd short tempered There was much talk et one time of his being appointed ambasend at Washington after his reconciliation with the Kais which followed his death MARYLAMD C9LLEGE FOR WOMEN Suburban to Baltimore Gollegt: Preparatory and Hpcelsl courses School of itiuic Kluru-! Moo Art and Physical Training Extensive SPECIAL ADVANTAGES FOR DAY gmnds Ouiuuor mrts Mpecisi utemiou to hralih manners dnd moral a year Cat- COLLEGE (Third floor) PRINCE BISMARCK Wood Waddlll one of the most widely-known and Influential cltlsens In Dnn- vllle died this morning shortly after 12 o'clock at a hospital In Philadelphia I where he had been undergoing treatment fur the last month Mr Waddlll was one of the lead'ng real estate and rental agenta in this city He was past worshiped master of tho Roman Eagle Lodge of Masons and one of the deacons of First Baptist Church He Is survived by a wife and three children The body will be sent to Danville from Philadelphia to-night and the burial will take place in this city Miss Lucy Garrett (Special to The Tlmea-Dlspatch) COMORN VA Sept The remains of Miss Lucy Garrett who died at Dog'-ie tils county last Saturday have been forwarded to Caroline county' MlskXJar-rett came to King George not long ago from Caroline to visit Mr Mundy ana family at Dogue and soon after her arrival was taken very IIL andTier 'condition grew worse until she died Dr Newton Way (By AauActotod Press) STAUNTON VA Bept Dr New-1 ton Whyt aged 87 years died here yes terday evening at his home In this city of disease Dr WsrtTk the oldest druggist in the city having run a drug store up until the time of his death Ever since 1856 He Is survived by hh wife two eons' Colonel Hampton 1-1 Wayt Staunton and Baldwin Way! of New York and one daughter Mrs Lee Prince W) Va Oakey (By Associated Press) SALEM VA Bept U-Mr Okey a prominent citizen of this place died of heart failure last night lie was 88 years old and had been connected in many huslness enterprises curved postmaster for 3 years receiving hia first appointment under President Johnson and at the time of his death was the oldest employee in Western Union Telegraph Company In the South having been 45 years in telegraph service le Is survived by his wife and seven children I) and Nellie dnd Margaret Oakey of Salem Mrs 51 Woodson and Mrs Wilburn of Portsmouth Va and Mrs Niilng-er oL Bristol Tenn William Oakey (Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch) ROANOKE VA Sept William 8 Oakey of Salem died this morning after a brief Illness He leaves a widow and a lanre number of children all grown including Oakey the evangelist He John Driscoll iKprrlnl to 'i ie Tiinex-Pfxpatch NEWPORT NEWS VA Sept 19- i hn I-rcjll a wealthy citizen nf Phof- bui died lute last nlgit- JJu waa a I of I School Bells Are Ringing pencils are being sharpened and the signal is given for boys and girls to get ready It is important to start right and we are here to help you You can start right by getting just the things required We have a complete supply of precisely the Books and School Supplies you will need Blank Books Pads Pencils Slates School Bags and everything else used at school Second-Hand Books cheap Open at night HUNTER CO 6ag East Broad Street Richmond Va LET US REPAIR 1 Your Furnace or Put In for You a Low-Down Radiating Hot Air Furnace for which are are We would be pleased to give you an estimate We have put In a great many of them and every one le giving perfect satisfaction i Do not fall to see our WINDSOR LATROBE AND OUR LB OF Virginia Steel Ranges Expert Tinsmiths and Sanitary Plambers JOHN ROSE CO (le 1427 East Main Sti-set LOOK WELL TO YOUR EYES DEFECTIVE EYES stunt the mind Can you expect guccese in bus-lness or fair progress of your children who will soon be In school if you or they need glaseee? For comfort and preservation of the eye-sight here us adjust your glasses We guarantee satisfaction and lowest charges Oculist Prescription Work a Specialty THE GALESK1 OPTICAL COMPANY Eighth and Main Streets Richmond Va I Wa are also headquarters for I Amateur Supplies For Our low Prices do not mean cheap for we believe in ours are the best goods for the a possible money HandBome Jewelry Gome and see them Store for the people Lumsden Son Jewelers 781 Main btreefc COAL Wa dealro to call atentlon to our stocto of the celebrated Black Band sjillnt Lump which we regard superior to any on this or any other market Order before prices advance Wa have only the highest grade anthracite and also feast grades of all kinds of wood We especially urge our patrons to let us deliver their cool for them as early as possible 'to avoid tha de- lay always Incurred by waiting until fall ELLISON Eighteenth and Broad 'Phone Harrison and Broad 2914 Able Fscultles la Letters Sclsace Music Art snd Elocution Superior equipment Enlarged facilities Next sene Ion begins September Slat JAMES NELSON President UNIVERSITY S9H99L OPP) MONROE PARK RICHMOND VA FORTIETH SESSION of nine months Belli IT to Juno 17 Thorough preparation for university eollego technical aehool 8 Knval and Military Academies Primary department tor omtOl boy with para to Instructor study-hall aid radiation noma Number of boarder itrlctlw limited Tho Principal will bo nt bom IV Behrldon St after Styt 6 For MU Information as to term system instructors together with complete UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE RECORD sines 1887 see 40-pago catalogue at book and drug store or by moil upon application to JOHN Principal The Virginia Institute NIGHT SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY 1044 and 1015 East Broad Street Will begin its twenty-first session on ths third day of October 1904 The scholars of loot aesalon will be given the exclusive prlvllegs'Of entering until tha joth cf September after that data all applications wl!) be considered In turn until the limit of each elan to reached Apply to Secretary at Institute dally from 9:19 o'clock A to I o'clock and from 4 o'clock to 6 o'clock i MANN QUARLES Chairman School Committee THOS ELLETT Secretary THE GLEBE SCHOOL A SCHOOL FOR 4SOY8 419 West Grace Street JUNIUS LEIGH Headmaster The third Merton of Tbs Glebs School will open WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER SL 19M Primary Department for small boys prepare (or eoltogs and ualvsrrttls Terms 1M per year ona-half payable on smesMs sad one-half payable February 1st ensuing Number of boys limited to twenty-are For Information el ran lm to ota addrass JUNIUS LEIGH IU Grass Street WESTMINSTER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 705 Wesf Grace Street Mlaa Camle Let Campbell Principal Mlsa Josephine McLeod AM Assistant FACULTY OF TWELVE Next session opens September 27 1904 Boys taken in Kindergarten and Primary Musical Instruction MR1 G'HAHR will resume hla Plano classes on October lat Theory class free of charge Studio at 302 Franklin Street Apply by mail until September 30th tor at MOSES ft CO'S music tore Union Telegraph Company's business for forty-one years broke out He was a well educated an Mrs John Draper Sr PULASKI VA Sept 19-Mrs John 9 Draper Sr died at her home in Draper's Valley yesterday anl be bured to-morrow in the family burying erou She Is the mother of John 8 Draft Jr Commonwealth's atti-ney for I'u-laskl county Her husibrd died last week Dr Thomas James Wilson (Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch) CHAPEL HILL Sept 19-Dr Thomas James Wilson one of Orange county's oldest and best physicians died at his home here this afternoon at 4:23 o'clock of an alsr on the brain lie was born in Blair county Kennsylvanii May A 1823 Served the Cm War with great distinction survived by six daughters and one son His non Is associate professor of Latin in the Unlver- Mrs Mattie Woodson Wayland morVow ifterooonTJl1 be lnerfed 1er ofMr dTrdnat Martha Thomas Wayland home near bore at 12:40 Similar night CHARLOTTESVILLE VA Sept 19 after a protracted -linens aa 1 about 1 Mrs Martha Thomas Wayland wife of gtxty-fcsg'n: years Abram Wayland a well-known citizen Wav'md was well known in of Albemarle county' died at her home mond her hotns- having been arrutlly near Crizet thiz morn'ng at 12:30 o'clock visited by a -mber of prominent Kira- alter an Illness of more than three mond people I She was the daughter of the laic Turkee She leavee her husband and sis rhil- land Elizabeth Woodson of this c-tiniv dren as loiiowt Mrs Wallace Rowe' I anl was In the sixty-eighth war of her ood Mrs Rustell Eargatrln of this rty age Mr George Whue Red Hill Va Charles Surviving her are her husband six and Robert Wayland and Mbs Kellie Wayland of Croze: The funeral will txke piire to-day Tnaddeus Campbell "rt TSA MIUaS VA 8pt Thad- deoufc Campbell died at hi home U11J "Pleasant Hill" aM wa burled there Susan Ehepperd wife of Jamea Way land Saturday evening He waa irveniy-ninu Closet years of gge The runeral srvloes will take pil Mr Campbell served in the Confedente her late residence nesr CTnzt to-mor army In the South Carolina tiejvy ar- rw afternoon at 3 o'clock and wll ne tlllerv around Charleston ard puns- i conducted by the Rev Painter jas-ferefl to the Virginia fnops end Just tor of Tabor Presbyterian church Imer-before the end of the war us tnonf will bo in tho family iiuryin kept in prison at Point 1 mu -I! th'- rrund I Uneeda Sole! And why not get a wjole sola of tho best leather made "Rock and put on by the rlectrlc sewed process for SI No ripping no squeaking no jialla to tear the socks And If you are run down at the heels we will level you up for 25c If you have that tired feeling-Morgan A Wright Rubber Heels will relievo you 85c Shoes half soled 76c ladies 85c and 40c 2467 and our bicycle messenger will call for shoes Electric Shoe Factory 715 CAST MAIN The Cutter House 1005-7 Thirteenth BL Wt WASHINGTON SELECT FAMILY HOTEL-rNO BAR RATES LODGING 50C MEALS 50C ROOM AND BOARD $1 JO PER DAYT CONVENIENT TO ALL PLACES OF IN- MOST SELECT PART OF CITY i Representative from Hotel Will Meed Train on Arrival In the City -W PAXTON PROPRIETOR bate pf Rlchmpnd Vto to war was over Mr Camlli went iu fiouth T'arollna to live Jusi i war Walter Wood WaddiJJ tPMal' to The Tinre-Pfep DANYILLE Vi UAaville VA Sept alter.