The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-02
NORFOLK & WESTERN
BUSINESS TRAIN.
An Extra to Run Between Rich
mond and Roanoke.
The FOURTH DISTRICT VOTE.
The Poll Books at Last Are All in the
Hands of the District Committee,
and the Results Are Expected
to Soon Be Made Known.
THE FOURTH DISTRICT VOTE.
The Poll Books at Last Are All in the
Hands of the District Committee,

PETERSBURG. VA, August 1.-The
indications are that the public shall soon
have the official vote OF the Fourth Dis
trict, cast at the primary election held
on the 18th of July. The poll-books are
now all in the hands of the district
ty, and Mr.. r. c. Kilmartin, for Major
Lassiter. and Colonel James Mann. for
Mr.. Southall. have gone there to-day to
examine them and verify the returns.
This is done by order Of the district COM
mittee, which met here a week ago to
canvass the vote of the district.
When the verification has been COM
pleted the committee will be called to-
gether by the chairman to declare the
official vote. It is doubted if it will be
different from the result already an
nounced. and of course Mr.. Southall will
be declared the nominee. 1t is also
probable that Mr. Southall will have a
clear field for Congress, as the Republic
cans have lately had little to say about
putting up candidate.
MRS. HOLLERBAUNrS DEATH.
Mrs. Y. Hollerbaum a venerable Jewish
lady, died at an early hour this morning,
aged IS years. Deceased was not a ma
tive of Petersburg, but had resided here
a long time. She was the mother of
Mrs. A. S. Reinach. at whose home she
died. oc Mrs Lena Harris. of this city,
ana of Miss Barbara Holienbaum, OF
New York. She leaves no sons.
Judge Mullen to-day granted a post
ponement of the sale of the Ettrick Man
ufacturing CompaEys plant and prop
erty until the 18th of September. The
the creditors of the company in New
York, who represented that the. sale OF
the property in august, as had been or
dered by the court, would not be so adj
vantageous as in September. Meanwhile
the Ettrick factory is being operated I'M
der the direction of the receiver, Mr.. "A.
Wright.
A NEAT SUM.
Interest to the amount of nearly So.
UUO on city bonds. registered and coupon,
falls due and is being paid today
The Petersburg baseball team will so
over to Richmond tomorrow to play the
Fulton Brownies. and the Manchester
club and the Elks, Of Richmond will
come here to play.
A NEW TRAIN.
A new mail service. which will be of
convenience to the merchants of both
Richmond and Petersburg. was put into
effect to-day on the Norfolk and West
ern Railway This service is increased by
an extra train. which will run daily be-
tween Richmond. Petersburg and Roa-
noke, touching at all intermediate points.
1t is practically a train for business pur-
poses.
The ladies accompanying the Seventh
George Veterans. who recently visited
Petersburg, have written back thanking
the ladies here for their friendly hospi-
tally.
Niessrs r. L. Bowman, Fred Heine-
man and Charles II. Heneman will leave
early next week on a pleasure trip to San
Francisco and Salt Lake City.
Miss Lillian jenkins and Mrs Lonnfe
Moore, of Richmond, are visiting the
family of Mr.. Henry Heneman. on Old
Street.
Mrs. r. T. Meade left this morning to
visit friends in New York and Connect
cut
At the residence of the bride, on Com
merce Street. yesterday. Miss Mamie r.
Eanes was united in marriage to Mr..
Clinton Gouiden. Rev. George E. Booker
officiated.