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PBrDRsBURG. VA. April a. General
stith Boiling and Mossrs. Carter Il.
Bishop ana r. D. Gillian. will represent
tho Petersburg Chamber Of Commerce at
tho meeting to be hold IN the Richmond
Chamber wednesday for the purpose OF
effecting the permanent organllsza ton OF
stats Board OF Trade. General 13olllhg
made a verbal report to the last n Getting
Of the Petersburg Chamber OF the con- con-.
ferences hold In the Assembly Hall Of the
Richmond Chambsr, March 18th.
Tho two business bodies in Petersburg
having consolidated, this committee VIII
represent the new organiza ton, a per-
manent organization Of tho consolidated
body in this city will be effected at tho 1'
meeting to be held during the present 'tsse ~
month The day on which the meeuns
Will be held will probably be the 18th.
Mo committee to recommend officers for
the new body is composed OF Captain ~
II, Heath, chairman; A. Rosensto ck. u y. A
A. Hartley, FIJI 8. A. Jordan and Alfred y
Friend, Jr., and tho committee 70 dra lii
constitution and bylaws Is composed @
II. p. stratton, chairman; Charles Hall
Davis, u. Eigonbrum. r. D. Gillian ana =
T. s. Beckwith. . 5 III. q, a
The Country Club has elected the 1o,-
lowing officers: Charles Watson presi-
dent: George Cameron. Jr,fvIcc-president;
N. Il Pnttcson. secretary and treasurer. !!
Dr.. Fl. G. Leigh and w. l.. Venable were
elected on the Board OF Directors the
capital stock OF the club has been IN
creased to SIS. 900. B, 7. I. b.
Easter Sunday ut st. Joseph's Catholic
Church was celebrated with all the cere-
monies beflttng this glorious feast. me Z, 3
attendance at both the masses u, ~ ny. Wy
vespers was unusually large. Rev. rather
browning, OF Georgetown University.
prca ched n splendid sermon in the morn g y
ing. The choir rendered IN an excellent
manner Pnola La Villas Third Mass IN
% The splendid success OF the musical
programme was duo to the director and
ana organist. John Moylan. Blrd.
By LIGHTNING.
IA horse and mule were killed by s y 1,t
ming yesterday afternoon AZ ,na i'h.,.,
Mil stables on South Street during the
severe storm that swept over the city.
several transfers were In tho stable
when tho lightning struck It, but none
OF them We're hur 49, "a si5
MANY fine Bird dogs have recently died
In Dlnwiddie county from n sstrang rata /,,h'5
ity. lust what the disease Is no one
seems to know, but thus far It has been
confined solely to bird dogs.
Mr., w. w Jefferson and MISS Louie
Ruth Beasley. daughter OF Mr. ". a.
Bensley, OF this city, left this morning
Far Washington, where they will be mar
RED Tomorrow. This Is not n runaway
couple. The bride will visit her sister,
Mrs. Minnie Pote. in Washington Da1oro
returning to this city. ,s
The degree OF Pocahontas was organ
lied at Red Mems Hall tonight, POW
hatan and Tippecnnoe tribes attended,
services at Old Street Presbyterian
Church last night
Revival services. conducted by Rev. d.
Il, Watson, are now being hold 1T Bland
ford Methodist Cuhrch. Mr.. Watson hns
recently had much success In evnrEelis-
tic work In Georgia. 4.
NO SELECTION. 3
No name is yet being considered by the
committee for the pastorate OF the First
Baptist Church Ono OF the committees
men said to-day that 1t might be sew
eral months before anything definite was
done towards filling this pulpit,
Tho Baptist Sunday-school Association
OF petersburg, lcttrics and Matoaca at
| Its annual meeting yesterday elected the
| following officers: President, Bartlett
Trooper; Vive-Presldent T. Il. Waugh
Secretary, Charles r. Ellington. aid
Treasurer, p. s.. Pugh.
Captain u. j.. Bosher. OF Richmond, ac-
companed by q friend from the North.
was in Petersburg to-day on pleasure.
and visited the crater. near this city
Mr.. Fritz Sltterding. of Richmond was
In Petersburg to-day on private business.
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