The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-12
Cases Of Alleged Violations BE-
fore Petersburg's Mayor.
THE DOC HAD HYDRoPHOBIA
Termination Of Head Shows This-in>
ts-es,ing Meeting of the Sunday
School Association Per
soma; and Other Items.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times,


PETERSBURG, VA, August 1.-THE
proprietor of the news store IN this city
nrtjfles his patrons through the pf ess to-
cav that inasmuch as the Mayor has no.
Gned him :hat he VIII not be permitted
10 sell newspapers heretofore on Sun
dliy be Will discontinue all Sunday news
paper routes and will deliver Sunday pa
eers the following Monday morning.
Whether or not the people OF Petersburg
Vii be forced to wait till Monday TO read
sho Sunday papers remains for the Coun-
oil to decide.
-Four parties were before the Mayor to-
day TO answer Sunday violations yester-
day.. p. Boyton. agent for Sol. Rel
mach, who keeps confectionery ana
cigar store near West End Park: George
rrGylor, agent for Abe Cohen, who keeps
g store near the head of Old Street: Isaac
n. Wolf and Lewis Levitt. Boyton aho
1raylor, not being Jews. were tod that
they could not keep their stores open on
Sunday. though they were agents LOT men
Of Jewish faith
Wolf and Levitt were told that II they
worked elsewhere on Saturdays their
stores would have to be closed on Sunday.
All the parties were discharged
HAD HYDROPHOBLA-
Or. Battles fine setter dog, which bit
his father, General Cullen A Battle. Sat
ursay, was suffering from violent case
ination OF the head at the Pasteur 1nsu-
tute in Richmond yesterday.
General Battle is now at the institute
undergoing treatment to avoid any pos
s!iility OF IIydrophcbia. Though General
Battle was badly bitten on the arm. he
was suffering no unusual pain when he
left for Richmond this morning, accom-
Ianied by DR.. Battle.
The Chesterfield the new cafe and
hotel just built in this city by Mr.. John
Beurahan. was formally opened to the
public this evening. This IS the hand
soonest place of the kind In Petersburg.
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
The monthly meeting Of the Baptist
Stnday-school Association of Petersburg
md EttrIck was held at the Second Bap-
fist Church yesterday afternoon. Rev. J.
L. Bart. of the Second Baptist Church,
delivered the address, and Rev. DR.. Ow-
en-. of Norfolk. also addressed the asso-
citation.
The reports from the schools were read
by the superfntendents, T. c. Crowder,
] /. Hawkins, Charles Ellington and R.
". Collier. They are:
Ettricb School-Arerage register. 80; av
erage attendance So: per cent, %: new
scholars, !; collections. S5.0i.
First Church School-AveraGe register,
f31: average attendance, 2l2; per cent, So:
new scholars. :: collections, S2496.
second -thufCh SchoOl---ATeTaS sc register,
is6; average attendance 1856: per cent. So;
now scholars. 3: collections. 1865
West End School--Average register, 513;
average attendance, 26o; per cent. So;
conversions, Z: collections, S1653.
PERSONAL ITEMS.
J,r. Clayton Orr. formerly OF Petersburg,
but now a practicinE physician at Hills
boro. Va, and Miss Mary Page Dunn.
daughter of Captain Thomas r. Dunn, of
this city. Will he married tomorrow after
noon at 6 o'clock at the home Of the
hides father on Harrison Street
Mr Irving r.. Saal left to-day for New
York TO spend a couple OF weeks, Short
~ after his return TO Petersburg he will
So tv New Orleans TO enter the law school
pr the Tulane University
Mrs. w II. Littleiohn. who suffered a
etroke of paralysis several months ago
Is improving rapidly
Mrs. J. T. T'cnch left yesterday for
who are going for trip to the mountains
Or William Gamble and family and
Mrs. W. G. Kevan who have been at Vir-
snia Reach. have returned.
Mr.. r. G. Morton. formerly Of Peters
burg. but now of GAINESVILLE. Tenn, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Samuel j Taylor, formerly of this
city but now OF Norfolk is in Petersburg
Accompanied by his sister. Miss May Tay-
Dor. he will leave Wednesday for Crockett
Springs.
Miss Josephine Budd, Of Petersburg. Is
visiting Miss Louise Archer in Richmond