The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
18th Dis 1RICI
Urinary
Soutllall's Majority Was Seven.
Hundred and
Sixty. Il
YARRELL 70 TAKE STUMP.
Woodn1cn Of the World to Unveil
MonunlentG Getting Ready
@ to Do Diversion Work,
YARRELL TO TAKE STUMP
Special to The Times-Dlspatch.)

(Spccial3to The 1imes-D ispatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA. Sept 17.-Judge
~. NJ. Mullen returned last night from
Sussex, where he&tried a case yesterday
for Judge :. n. West, OF the Circuit
Court. and presided in the Hastings
Court here this morning, where tho civil
docket was called, but no cases were
tried. The various cases were set for
trial by the court.
The DEMOCRATIC Executive Committee OF
tho Fourth Congressional District held
another meeting here last night at the
Chesterfield Hotel.
votes for Southall and 1850 for Yarrell--
hSouthall's majority, 7C0. =
B Judge Yarrell carried the counties OF
sGrcncesrille Mecklenburg, Sussex and
Prince George. He was present at last
II gifts meeting, and authorized Judge
Asa D.A5yVntkins, chairman OF the COM
smittec, to make appointments for him
for speeches In the district, which he
will stump for the national Democratic
ticket and the congressional nominee.
General Stith Boiling, who was yester-
day elected br gadlcr-general OF the Vir-
ginia Dlvis on, United Confederate Vet
Grams, by. the Grand Camp,at Lynchburg.
returned to Petersburg to-day and ex-
pressed himself as delighted with the re.
ceptlon and entertainment o. the Grand
Camp.
Il Tho meeting of the camp In Petersburg
next year Will probably be made the oc-
casion Of Il reproduction Of the famous
battle Of tho Crater, in VIII CHI the veterans
or AIahone's Brigade, which distinguished
$itself In that fight, will take part.
t'fs't y To '1UNVEiL MONUMENT.
Hickory Camp, No. g. Woodmen OF the
World, will to-morrpw afternoon unyeil
monument. iii Blandford Cemetery TO
[ n Slaughter, who died in 4 chmond sew
&erai months ago, Mr.. Slaughter, who for
3,nerlv lived in Petersburg, was u member
~ Hickory Camp nl,a was also q member
OF the Richmond rypographlcal Union
delegates from both Of which organ1za-
tons wllnttend the l'nyel'ng cers''ah,es,
High street Methodist Ep scopal Church
of this city, will conduct the exercises
and az dresses will be delivered by lion,
4T> q. Richardson and MI. aW. ~, ADAMS,
OF Richmond, !,
"a tractor for. lne Woih % " ".
vertinr the channel Of tho Appon1attox
r,ivnr WAS in tho city yesterday anc dpn-
fnrred with MI u. w Rltch 6, tho COY,
nrnn,ent engineer stationed mere, -
Charge OF he work. nnong the man tea,
ff ,,rns Of which is tho CONSTRUCTION o.
s IVY, ~ IA hrIdgc. This contractor makes
q au spcealty Of bridge building IS TIE ~,
ans ssnsasos M 'a arsasns
M M n ,ay fchunncl and Mr., Richie is now
e engaged il making cross sections a ,l,a
SURVEYED y oTasr :. ear th' ~ b
removed, 3 l., z, I, !, ], y, \, 5,vf,11,.-
Work an this great piece ) % ehglnSer,,
ing. which vii be historical " thn I, crown
md development Of this city. WIZ VIII. very g
likely soon begin. e { u 3, y, aeS, q,
The Southern Female College, 9. ~. 80
city, mas opened Its forty-second session
Viii a largely Increased attendance. an 4
Mn, its growing reputation, ana h t,n.o
somely improved bnldlnss, y a., 81 u sh',,.a
lIomal institution at Which fetefspu's
ISmay well be ploudsS i. 40 Ms.
Rsy ~ Berry l pss.9p 1 81 lhf prin ls
fwnrd county, and Chase Gt = fIl 7
Ideally I'll with congclSion Of tie praln'