Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-10
KNOWN CITIZEN.
IooDMEN OF THE WORLD.
Maud n. C1ark-vtsitinE Catholic
Clergy.

PETERSBURG. VA. January s.-(spe-
cial.)-Mr. Titus HAYES, a we..-known cit
lien and for many years one of the lead.
his home on Pearl street. He was
about IS years old, and leaves widow
and nine children. He was asConfede-atf
soldier, and a good. quiet. and indus
WooDMEN OF. THE WORLD.
At the regular meeting Of the Oak
wood Camp of Woodmen of the Word
elected for the ensuing term: Consul
Commander. r. B. Cru1np; Advisor Lieu
tenant. w. D. North:ngton: Escort o.
Eichelberg; Clerk. Thomas Calender;
Hargrave; Sentry. j. L: hawkins: Board
Of Mana gers-F. C.. Eckles. W. D. Morriss
w. A Perkins; Delegate to the Head
Camp. ". D. Morriss; Alternate. R. B
Crump.
lie Head Camp of the order for the
district. which embraces the States OF
Virginia. West Virginia, North Carolina
D-aryland, Delaware. and the District OF
Columbia, VIII meet in Iknston. n: G..
on the second Tuesday in March in b y n;
NAL session. The district has about S.OO(
-,e-~An~e OF who-n 5000 are in Virginia
and North Carolina.
Pretty nUME WEDDING.
At the residence of the brides bro.
ther-in-law, in this city. at $50 o'cloci
asst night. Miss Maud Hunter Clark was
united in marriage to Mr.. James Ben.
jamin Andrews. the Rev. F. w. Moore
of the Second Baptist church. officiating
The parlors were tastefully decorated fol
the occasion. and many friends were
present to witness the ceremony andEex:
tend congra tula tons.
VISITING PRIESTS.
At his hospitable residence. on Marke
street, Rev. Father O'Farrell. pastor O
st. Joseph's Catholic church. has thi:
week entertained several visiting priests
among them the following: Rev. j. Nc
Very, of ST. Patrick S church, Richmond
Rev. ]. B. O'Reiley. of the Church OF tn
Sacred Heart. Richmond: Rev. James Col
Inns of Harper's Ferry, and Rev. JOSEPH
Peng, of Lynchburg.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
The general markets have not yet re
gained their normal condition, and sine!
the opening of the holidays there have
been few country visitors in our city
this week, though the buyers are at m
warehouses every morning. Country pro
duce of all kinds. meats, game, eggs
fowls. butter and vegetables are yer,
high, and living is expensive; -,
9 hril1fnnt dance at their clubhouse. l,
Dinwiddie county, tonight, at whicl
there was large attendance, Specia
cars on the electric railway carried tn
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
Mr.. James P. jackson. the wel-know.
ice dealer. whose critical illness has beer
mentioned. shows but slight change. Il
his condition. DR.. George Ben Johnson
of Richmond. was called in consultatio,
to see him yesterday.
Many. old Virginia Confederates hay,
kind and loving remembrance Of DR.
]. S. Vallandighan,. who died recent,
in Middleton. Del. The DootnI was tn
surgeon Of Mcintosh Battery and wa.
a noble-hearted man.
There is some probability that th'
steamer Mccall. of the Petersburg. Nor
off. The steamer is owned by Mr.. job,
w, Phillips Of the Norfolk. and has beei
running on the line for about eight years
and has done fine service for Petersou-s
Lack of sufficient patronage at this. eEt
and the uncertain navigat ton Of our rive
may lead to the steamers withdrawal.
A SHORTAGE IN WOOD.
The present cold spell Of weather find
ers are rushed with orders for day
ahead. and many people are inconveni
enced And yet there Is an abundanc,
Of wood all through this section alon:
The d.f1lculty seems to be in getting !;
Sunply here.
Mrs. Mary Congdon. wife Of Mr.. Georg
w. Congdon. of Chesterfield county. diet
Rev. 7. s.. Leitch. field editor OF tn,
Richmond Christian Advocate. spent las
night in the city as the guest OF Rev
3, F. PaTham. He went West thi'
morning.
terday afternoon. The reception was yer.
largely attended. and the occasion was {
very delightful one. The parlors wer'
beautifully decorated. Mrs, Camp va
Mrs. e. w Finch. Mrs. J. S. Foster. ant
Miss Mary Beckw1tn.