The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-29
mr., ROBERTSON
HAS ! CLOS CALL.
Citizen Of Petersburg Struck BY
Train and Escapes Unhurt.
FUNERAL OF DAVID DUNLOP.
FUNERAL OF DAVID DUNLOP
Master Frank MARKS Undergoes Third
Operation for Appendicitis-The
Body Of William Cameron Was
Brought from WytaeyiI!e.
fsnecial sDispatch to The Timey.)

PETERSBURG, VA. October 2s.-Mr.
Stanhope Robertson. an old and hishly
respected citizen OF Petersburg. had a
very narrow escape from death this morn
ing by being struck by the southbound
train on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
The train was not running rapidly at the
time and was Immediately stopped by the
engineer. who went to the assistance OF
Mr. Robertson. He was unhurt and con-
tinued on his way.
The funeral Of the late David Dunlop
took place from the residence on Friend
Street at l o'clock to-day and was large
ily attended. Rev. T. S. Foster. pastor Of
the Tabb-Street Presbyterian Church.
conducted the services, and the interment
vas made In Blandford Cemetery. The
active pall-hearers were Messrs. A. w.
5IUhitehurst, Thomas Bond, r. MILFORD
Woody, E. w. Alley, Marion PEBBLES,
Thomas Holden, W. e. Turnbull and l.
p. Hoag.
The honorary pall-bearers were Nlessrs-
I had. Woody. r, T.. Watson. Joseph Per-
civall, Thomas L. Shipper and james 3.
Perkins.
master Frank Marks, the son OF Mr..
F. Z. Marks. in this city, was operated
on at the Home for the Sick yesterday
ey DR.. Price, Of Philadelphia, for appen-,
dicitis. His condition is favorable.
This is the third operation he has un-5
detgone within very few years.
ENGAG EdENTaA
,rhe engagement Of Miss Lula Kali. of
P,.1eIsbrrg. and Mr.. William j. Moore, Of
Crewe, has been announced The mar
rage will take place November 18th. Miss
Kali is the attractive daughter of Mr..
William Kali. of this city. Mr.. Moore is
a we'll known young man. formerly OF
this city. now in the employ of the Nor
folk and Western Railroad at Crewe.
A. fn1 dew f9fl
case Of II. c. Lamott against the Girard
Stock Company, held the attachment to
he good and gave judgment for $50 IN
favor of Lamott.
The Epwortl1 Lea CUES Of Petersburg will
held a rally next Thursday night at West
Street Church. An interesting program e
has been prepared. and among the num-
bers will be an address Delivered oy rev rev,
s G.. Hatcher. Rev. L. w. Guyer VIII
present a banner to the leagues having
tho largest percentage Of attendance. a
large crowd is expected on the occasion.
Miss Kate Ciaxton will be seen at the
Academy of Music next Tuesday, imme-
diateIv after her Richmond engagement.
MIR CANERON'S FUNERAL.
THE body OF Mr. William Cameron, for
merry a prominent tobacconist IN TINS
citv, was brought to petersburg this
morning from Nytheville, Va The fun-
eral took place at II o clock from Grace
Episcopa1 Church. and the body was bu-
riet in Blandford Cemetery Mr. Cam
eron has not been actively en- sased IN BUS
mess since 1890, when he sold out his
interests in the tobacco business n Pc
| tersburg. Richmond and Australia to his
| t,rotliers-George Cameron, of Petersburg.
qua Alexander Cameron, OF Richmond
! Mr. Cameron built the beautiful home
stead, Mount Erin. on the Heights, which
IS now the home of Mr.. George Cam
einn. =,
Mrs. ". H. Cooper, who is seriously III
| at her home in this city. was attended by
Or. Price, OF philadelphia, yesterday Her
condition is believed to be somewhat I'M
proved. :;
liz j. E, Booth Is still quite sick at his
ll;e.n,e on East Tabb Street.
Mr.. c. II. Lamott, one Of the members
Of the Girarel Stock COMPANY, which
nlaved 4 weeks engagement in this city
Inst week. attached the scenery and bag
rage of the company last Sunday to sat
| 'sfv claim of $40 due him. me com
many is about dshanded and most or the
! r e,nI,ers have gone to their homes.