The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-12
MRS. HlTE'S
ASSAILANTS
Green Brown Not Implicated,
But is Thought to know Who
Real Offenders Are.
THE oRAYs DRILL REGULARLY
Still Lack Guns and Belts--Paul-
list Father to Preach on
Papal Infallibility.

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PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. lit Is not
believed that tho negro Green Brown, who
IL under arrest in Prince George county.
took part in the recent assault on Mrs.
Henry Kite. Il Ia established beyond
doubt that he was at work in Petersburg
on the day the assault was committed.
But II 10 believed he can toll something
about the circumstances leading UP To the
affair, and who the actual assailants were.
and this information the officers Of the
lAw hope to get from him.
John Daily. the negro who Is under ar
rest here. charged with criminaliy as
saultinS Mary Hunter. colored at
tsndant ct the Central State Hospital, has
engaged counsel 70 defend him, and will
maintain that the case was not ono OF
assault He was taken out to Dinwiddte
this afternoon for hearing before q mag
istrats. and the case WIN probably come
up before the County Court for trial next
Monday. Neither party was on duty 1t
the hospital At tho umo Of the assault.
Daily was until recently an attendant at
the Central 8tAts Hospital. but resisned
his place yesterday morning. Some
months ago ne shot his wife through
jealousy, for which he was punished.
BLANDTORD TABLET.
The unveiling IN old Blandford Church
Tomorrow OF beautiful marble tablet.
erected by Francis Bland Randolph Chap
tor Of Daughterss Of the Revolution. IN
memory OF the patriots Of the Revolu-
ton. win be An interesting event. A num-
bsr Of distin guished visitors. including
the stats officers Of the Daughters. and
many Of the best people OF Petersburg.
viii be present. An address suitable 70
the event, will DO delivered by Rev. J. y.
Foster. OF this city. and special pro-
gramms OF music has been arranged.
Rev. Father Sullivan, the Paullst
rather. who last year conducted the Cath
ol!c mission at 81 Joseph's Church. ana
who's ssrmons attracted 30 much In
terest, viii. return on Sunday. and preach
1t tia church on '.rhc Catholic Church
ana tbs .Prassnt Age. IN the morning.
and on ...PApal Infallixillty' 1t night
Mr., G. II. II. Tinsley. a prominent cid-
zen OF Prince George, and for many years
extensively. engaged In the lumber busi-
ness in that county, died yesterday, age
about sixty-thres years. His remains were
this morning shipped TO Ashland. for In
torment In Hanover county.
~. fJEwrrOBAcCO.
New crop tobacco 10 beginning TO come
In cutie freely, and-ths sale will increase
from now onward. The prices realised are
fairly good. ,.
The Petersburg ,Gsays have not yet re-
.csivsd their, complete outfit from the
Btats, Guns; and belts are; still lacking. but
The sompaayds drilling regularly and get.
ting underradmirablef discipline.
Mr.. JIM. Taylor. CT New r ork, 10 in
The city today Id the-interest OF the prop
osie!on 20 construct q great canal through
Virginia, TO connect Chesapeake Bay with
the West. The proposition 10 urged a.
both practicable and feasible. He was in
oons0ltation during the day With some OF
our most prominent citizens.
- HOTEL SOLD.
The Imperial Hotel has been sold 70
Mr.. Jesse "a. Wright, Of Pittsburg. Pa,
gentleman With much experience IN the
businsss. The name will be changed 70 the
.Dillinshrook" Hotel. under which title
& won Its tame In tho past. =,
Ths $4,000 damage suit OF Russell Col.
!isr against. the Virginia Passenger and
Power. Company will be put on ito trial
in The Circuit Court Friday.
Hs. n. H Moore, Of this city. and Miss
Lula Barton. formerly Of Prince George,
went over 70 Richmond to-day and were
quietly married.