The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-12
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IN ERSbuRG.
Tho Aqueduot Company Can Fur.
nIsh Good Water Choaply.
CANDIDATES FOR STEWARD
Mr.. crump and Miss Weinberg Wed n
Washington After Overcoming OBJ
stacles-The Eiks Abandon
Plans for Carnival.
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(Spocials Dispatch e Tho T1mss.)
PETERSBURG, VA Apfn LII 1s
not likely that an Injunction VIII 90
sued out restraining tho Petersburg Aque-
duct Company from continuing its work
OF laying pipes along the streets Of Pc
tersburg. Whatever may be tho outcome
OF thu agitation Petersburg viii hardly
Tall to be bsnadtsd By It, ~ far Is tho
water supply - oonoeCnod. MmbsEB OF
tho AQpedu0t Company say that they
can f,irnish tho water takers Of Peters
burg with better water at ono-half the
rate now charged by the city. M George
Mason thu city attorney, and hts ASSOC
ciate, Mr.. W. b MoIlwalnA who have
the matter in charge Tor the city, arc not
yea ready to make their report to the
Cooncil
CRUMP-wENBERA
Mr.. J. e. Crump, formerly a well known
Druggist Of Petersburg. now engaged IN
the drug business in Waynesboro, Va,
and Miss Ida Weinberg. daughter OF Adr.
T. Weinberg, Of Petersburg. were mar
ried in Warrington yesterday. The cou-
pie found some difficulty In securing
Clergyman to perform the ceremony, Miss
Weinbsrx beng Jewess and Mr.. Crump
. geut1Ia Rabbi Stern declined to unite
the couple on this account. A Christian
minister was approached and he likewise
declined After many inefficient attempts
tho services OF DIR. Prettyman, pastor OF
the Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South. were secured and
the couple quickly married. The cere-
mony was performed at the rooms OF MI.
George w. Driver, a friend of the young
couple, who has his home on pennsylvania
Avenue.
There are many candidates for the or
foe Of steward at the Central State Hos
pital. made vacant by the death OF the
late Captain R e. Bland. The board
meets on the 18th Of this month and 1t
Is probable that Mr. John E. Graves will
be made steward.
NO CARNIVAL
There will be no Carnival In Peters
burg next month under the direction OF
the Petersburg Lodge of Ell1s. This was
determined by the lodge last night, which
has had under consideration some time
time a proposition from the Berger Com
many to sive Street Carnival next
month
The "silver tea given by the Epworth
Lea que of Washington-Street Church this
evening was delightful occasion.
The night school at the Young Men
Christian Association closed last night.
being the most successful session IN the
hitory Of the association.
Rev. Herbert M Hope, managing editor
of the Christian Advocate. has recovered
sufficiently to be out, and went over
to Richmond this morning.
About ten veterans from a. Z. Hill
Camp will go from Petersburg as dele
Gates to the reunion at Dallas this
month.
Miss Beatrice Jones. OF Baltimore, who
has been visiting the Misses Jones, on
Marshall Street, returned home to-day.
There was considerable excitement ohls
afternoon by an alarm Of fire turned IN
from the private box at Cameron's Tao
tory. The alarm was sent in accidentally
by the cutting of wires on syca1nore
street bv worl1men engaged in putting up
new telegraph poles.