The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-11
r. r. FULLER,
Worthy Vice-Presitlcnt.

meeting last night MID. l.. Toney.
NIr.8yVhte, president Of the club. and M r.
w. = II. Evans, OF Richmond, delivered ad y
dresses to the assembly. It was decided
the next thirty days at which o supper
would be given, music dispensed ard
prominent speakers invited 8 to address
the club. Donations for the feast were
invited and received "a read " response
Provisions were prof ered on all sides. A
committee on the supper was appointed
as follows: c. +. Stein. chairman; G. s.
Nunnally, r. b. Toney, NJ 4. H. Madison,
j. M. ines and F. Neurath "a commit
tee OF two. II, White and F. Neura tn.
was appointed to approach the city gov
ernmcnt4 ingthe interest OF obtaining clear
water for the city. IT was further De-
cided to take up and advance all. matters
pertaining to the public welfare. Messrs.
D &. i. T oney and w. H. Blount were
appointed a committee to draft letter
to Judge Parker, inviting hin to speak
before the club ut some convenient date
Another committee was appointed to-
invite Captain John Lamb. OF Richmond,s
to address the club at the big ! meeting
now being arrange x
The next meeting will be on September
Path. The SUPPER COMMITTEES viii meet e
D. =. " Toney's on Tuesday night.
"a horse of Mr.. Herman Schmidt, OF
Richmond, broke out OF a pasture in
I5Swansboro yesterday and attempted to
run across the Petersburg trestle bridge
OF the Atlantic Coast Line. The horse.
went about twenty yards safely, and
then fell, becoming entangled in the tirn-3
sbers OF the bridge. Here the animal
formed an obstruction that would a have
wrecked any train. Fortunately the tele-!
graph operator, John Bevel In the.
switch house saw the horse running over
1.-THE bridge and telegraphed both ways.
ni,,cr a tro ,of goo1,o AZ an
working nearby were detailed to remove
THE horse from the track. It proved a
4 difticuIti matter. as the bridge Is very
narrow, and there was danger OF being
/ knocked from the bridge TO the water
\ below. The horse was finally disentan-
4 gled. his legs tied together and was
dragged to a place of safety. No sooner,
l$howeVer, had the horse reached the en-
IEbankment than he somehow got loose
| from the worknlen. and tied Zip MS he
J was, rolled headong to the bottom.
He escaped unhurt, save for a few cuts
land bruises. assenger trains No, IS IS
and the short night train running to
\ Petersburg were delayed three hours
ttduring the operation Of removing the
4 horse Z. N n & Is
8 Mr. j. 4 D. Reams swore out a warrant
4 against Mr.. John Conway, charging him
with cursing, abusing and threa tening to
1 hit him with q rock. vi "a 35&
4 Ri Mr.. Conway was ccGnizcd to appear
lin the Mayors Court Tomorrow.
Mr.. B. r.. Easley {swore out g warrant
i against Ills son, Howard Falsely, charg-
ing him with threatening TO beat HE sis
tier. Mile, and cllTsing. abusing and
j Threat ening llirs, With a rock
Mrs, Reynolds Dead.
R i nied "a late las t'nlght at thu, res
!! idencc Of her husband, No. 922 McDon-
4 Tough Street, In her invent y-elg hth year,
4 she had been sick about Ave weeks, Her
I, husband ard three chlldren. Two boys
4 and a girl, survive. ~ FIX MI
Personals and Briefs.
Master willis Moore has rcsisned his
DC sition with Mr.. w. w. Lunnpkn. and Is
4 now spending a month In Hall fax, N, g.
The Standard oil 4 Company will start
work. tomorrow morning on. their new
1 plant, which Will front on Stockton and
4 Second Streets, 3, II Y /. I.
Mrs, A. IT. r oherts, OF East Tenth
8|.street, has returned from New Jersey,
where she has been spending the sum UNI
EItmer. III