The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-23
PETERSBURG ON EVE
] ..0F STREET CARNIVAL
I For Benefit Of Fireman, Who Viii
I Keep the Doors.
SHOT HIS WIFE AT CHURCH
a Dnwiddie Negro Carries Out the
Threat to Shoot His W,te-He
formerly Used His P.s,oI on
Man-Col Archer's Funeral.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Iimes)
pDIERSBUhG. VA, August THE
nee slleer fair and carnisa. wall srilKe
releisvalg MONDAY. Inc carnival VIII
be siveu ny the Cincinnati Ia.n.sai Com
pan. unuer Inc AUSPICES OF Lac Flremen S
he1ef ASSOCIATION III t'eteIsgaig. Lnlef
harley mas let eeseraa privileges from
sRhtcu he hopes to oeIise pioat. Inc NJ e.
msu VIII nave Lheir own door, keepers at
!. the various exhibitions.
Chez Farley uo-uay received q check
Tor $40 from John n. Sleaf;ls and Com
pany to be appled TO the tlremen Re-
lief ASSOCIATION.
q. The large boiler. which reached Peters
burg a lev days ago Tor the dye WORKS
! of MeSSrS. MnerreS ana hinton, near lne
Locks, was carried to the works to-day.
The house TO be used by the firm is now
nearly completed and Will be ready Tor
occupancy wltnin a very short time.
SHOT HIS WIFE.
John DAILY, coloIed, OF petersburg, who
was charged with shooting his wife at
a protracted meeting in Dinwiddie coun-
ty yesterday, surrendered himself at the
Police Station last night. When Days
wife left 10 attend the meeting at Olive
Branch Church. about ten miles from
this city, he tod her that II ne caught
her in company with Nick Williams he
would hi her. AS soon as he knew VIII
lfams had gone to the county, he, too.
went to the meeting. Going slowly to
the church yard where his wife had gone
with Williams he shot her Daily says
his wife was not injured, the ball having
grazed her neck. No further Information
has been received to-day Of the shooting.
DAILY was acquitted Of the murder OF
man in Norfolk several years ago on the
ground that the shooting was accidental.
COLONEL ARCHER'S FUNERAL.
The funeral of the late Coionel Fletcher
r. Archer took place at II o'clock to-day
from Washington Street Church. A y
ELI Camp of Confederate Veterans and
the Ladies Memorial Association at
tended the services
The pallbearers were:
Acttve-Hugh r. Smith. Geo. PegrRm,
Albion Traylor, Benjamin Jones, w. M
Jones, Howard James
Honorary-L l. Marks, ]. p William
son. Edward Spotswood, David Shields
DR.. Howard, DR.. Robert Jones, Dr.
Pleasants, Geo. S. Bernard, William II.
Baxter, General Boiling, George a. Nine
tree
Mr.. f. Harvey Plummer. OF Petersburg,
who now has position with Bradstreet
in Richmond is now in this city re-rating
the merchants of Petersburg for Brad
street.
PROPERTY SALE
! Hately the Dudley property on Bank
Street adjoining the Academy of Music.
Miss tannie Whitehead, Of this city.
daughter OF the late w. P. Whitehead,
Is critically IL with fever at her home
on Lefayette Street. 49,
The Norris and Rowe big shows Will
give two performances in Petersburg
next Thursday.
al. G. T. Greater MinstreIs Will
open the eatrical season in Petersburg
with a performance at the Academy OF
Music next Wednesday evening.
Z During the meeting OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic in Washington in Octo-
Der many of the grand army veterans
will come to Petersburg and visit the
battlefelds around this city with Mr. c.
"A. Clark, the well known battlefield
guide.
: The Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry. who
will be the first Of the visitors to reach
Petersburg, will probably be in this city
the latter part Of September.
i Gessrs. John w. Buchanan. Samuel u.
i Rodgers and Forest w. Tucker left to-
day to engage in joint debate at
Fietcher's Chapel In Lunenburg county,