Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-29
CITY OF PETERSBURG.
FUNERAL OF DAVID n0Shor' sn
MAS aARGELN ATTENDED.
gc LATE WILLIAM CAMERON.
ncnain. VIII nc Laid to Rest
To-Day Affairs of the Gir"rd
,,,,,atricnl Compnn.-aIiss Molly v.
J,,-,,c No More-Misccilanr.

..--rEsBrRG. VA, October 2S.-tspc-
se funeral OF David Dunlop, ST..
gc Al o'clock t.is ATE. noon, from
rsS.arnoe on Friend street. and
many were present. both at the
d The cemetery, 10 snow their
The Impressive services were
Inv the Rev. J. s. Foster, pastor
m raba-Sueot Presbyterian church.
ave pali-NeaIers were Young men
~ Mr. Dunlep's factory, and the
y pail-aearefs were old friends OF
sa3, who lad LING had close as
s wlth linn
qeAuE feature Of the funeral was
ace about the ;csldonce and III
.s.ery az i large number OF color
-e " lao had been in the employ
II MIR Dunlop. Thor expressions
uore very tender and notable. MI.
,a MAS n gracious employer and al
.,lgrly considerable OF the welfare
employees.
MI. LATE WILLIAM CAMERON.
NIX mains Of Mr. William Cameron,
,s1. death occurred in Wythevi!le on
ght, after q very brief illness.
, glt gat to the city to-day. and The
a. NJ h'AtAAG II Sal4 w s~S 4-GiSSN'
,zargh tomorrow morning, at II
ar. Cameron was long and close
to4 with This church as a mem
vtstrymau, and was one of its
-r. ssaeral contributors and supporters.
ea,i1.. o. The Tobacco Associa-
ZION salj today. resolutions Of respect
f4gnogy yI aaT. Gamer on, who was
ur years 9 member Of the associa-
we're adopted and ii was decided TO
sg .ie funeral in i pcdy.
PROBABLE SETTLEMENT.
matter Of the seizure of the pro-
ce. at ,ae GlraIsl Theatrical Company.
ala attachment sued out by Mr.. ii.
gtt, one OF the payers for unpaid
me Up before Judge Mullen, Of
Cooperation Court. for & hearing to-
Tie court held the attachment TO be
ma save Judgment in favor OF La
tr The fuiI amount Of his claim
S probable that 4 settlement viii
e by the parties interested, and
I'll Sc q The property secured. Mean
caast eli the members Of the COM
g Lave scattered to their homes.
M MOLLY Y. CLARKE'S DEATH.
9ss -...ly Y. Clarke. only daughter Of
49, = aryrson Clarke, died last night
nome OF Bollingbrook street Of
SIS resulting from & recent fail.
H~aa> ~ lucy Aa-i'' II sl4lN tSiAi
in The community. For many years
f wss The close and loving companion
IA her now venerable in years and
IN heath. and her death creates a
rald in the household
@ Ci.rEe is the Oldest printer in the
3ta.c. lie served lis apprenticeship on
Richmond Enquirer, and subse-
u.aag,g worked on several papers in
Ggn5 and Petersburg. Though up
CT So years Of age he has never
Il 5oned the printers trade. and still
Pc at Tho case and prints from a
" press . trade paper in this city Mr.
aaae is . sen of a soldier Of the Rerolu-
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
-'r Joseph T. Pearson, one OF the l2rg-
-- umber dealers and manufacturers Of
phia is in the city. He hos DIR
3 at different times more lumber in
Immediate section than amy otnLr
=r.
IS probable that the Common Council
sd not take any action towards amend
ana changing the police commission
nance and ether municipal laws that
be in conflict With the Constitution,
Il after the meeting of the Legislature.
S|ANHOPE ROBERTSON'S ESCAPE.
Fir. StEnhope Robertson narrowly es-
s5 e serious accident on Washington
s5 his morning. As the southbound
PASSENGER train started from the depot,
was struck and thrown down by che
, the cars Fortunately he was not
hurt
registration in the three precincts
= &a@ozine District in Dtnwiddie coun-
has been finished and is very salts
T. This new registration was en-
5al necessary by the recent destruction
IRE Of The original books. Every voter
district had the opportunity TO re-
his name on the list and they all
10 advantage OF it.
T#I-NTIETH CENTURY FUND.
Ev s. X. VIM. d. D., former pastor
II lae Second Presbyterian church in this
is actively engaged in the work OF
East Hanover PresbvteTE's "uoli,
n rae lweatieth century $1,000 900 fund. TO
raised by the Southern General AS
sewy. Or. Winn is waiting on the citi-
II Petersburg this week. 1t is said
nearly, or quite one-fourth Of the
.oy fund has already been pledged.