The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-10
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Stain Glass Window 8Pcrpctt,-.
ate Memory Of V'yta;sliiil gtoii
Artillcry,8ofS New - Orleans.
CANDIDATE . EPE s IS [. PLAN "a
Would Divide Money for Sccrc-
tary$ Among Pupils--]Il;avc
New Bank Building. l
CANDIDATE EPEs,s PLAN.
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i PETERSBURG, VA. Maroh o.-.rhe
members OF the Washington Artillery
Camp NO Id, ]. Uf New Orleans, La. with
In three hours and fifteen minutes con-
tributcd 500 to be uscd III placing II
memorial window III old Blandford
Church. In this city.
( Tho work was In charge OF Il committee
composed or Mrs. w. j. Behnn, Mrs
John b. Richardson and Miss Elizabeth
Dlakely, OF the Ladies' Memorial Asso-
cclation, with Comraocst W. q. Coylc,S
Sunlplcr8Turner and John Holmes.
4 Mrs. Bird, the president OF the 4 Ladies'
Memorial Association in85 this city, hns
just received II letter from Mrs. 5Bel,an,
telling how quickly the necessary money
was fnised. The committee had sent out
circulars descriptive Of their purpose
and tho 500 was contributed IS soon
us tho committee could call on the mem:
a bers and only members ofg;iic washing.
ton Artillery Camp were allowed 70 con-
tribute. 81 rs les} 3} 35
This artillery was composed of the
l flower or tho Louisiana manhood y and
many OF their brave soldiers fell In he
hundred battles fought around tie
R..Cockade city" In Blandford Cemetery
there Isl square which most cf these
fallen heroes awern buried, and the bean
4tif,il memorial window to be built to their
memory Will overlook the spo made
sacred by the Louisiana & dead. n. X
THE GOOD NEWS. 3s
Mrs. Bchnn says tile committee awill
meet Monday to select an apostle and
give instructions to- tho secretary, and
That Mr.. sumptcr Turner. the secretary,
will thenwrltc promptly. but that she 10
SO happy over heir success and Owe rgt ne
fact that every one approached was ~
hearty sympathy with tho moyctn inland a.,
responded most cliecrfully. that she could
not help writing at once 10 tell the
good news. s 50; IasSs 5i4
IA James r. Epcs, Of Nottowas ), county,
4 candidate for Congress from this district.
III answer To Inquiries relative to 81 I he
clerk allowed each cong rcssman, has q I
dressed n letter to the people sa VI g tNat
Ills plan IL elected. is to divide the = p
pointn,cnt among their boys and their
girls for each or the two years OF tho
term instead OF appointing single skiih
ed clerk, selecting such boys and sills
tas would Use the money Tor scilool PVT ll
Eposcs. He believes that by working nara
himself II. employing o stenographper =; az
work among tho pupils he We uld ID keep VI
MS work without seriously interfering
With tho work Of tho pupil "a
( la Ground was broken to s. for the gym
2 t.,si,lu building to be erected z for tne
B Petersburg brarch Of the lsosnl Z Met Men =
+ (,hristiam Association. The building .as1u
fixtures will cost in tic neig hborl,o1od o.
So 600 and the gymnasium Viii Ds o q no
OF the largest and best equipped n Inc ie
+ State. ss.s54 yEs .3i K
NEW: BANK BITILDINi;,
Tho National Bank Of Petersburg,
which recently purchased a lot at the
corrcr OF East 'Tabb and s53%samore
Streets. Will erect thereon bank e u'hl iiss-i
,ng. 10 cost about $4,000. The consftruct
ton OF tho building, It was stated would
begin shortly. Tho lot adjoining was
purchased by Mr.. Augustus Wright and
the price OF the two lots was sl1cto
The crystal Ice Company. whose plant
was recently destroyed by fire. haze an
no,lnced their intention of rebuilding on
the same site. The new factory will ~
in every respect up-to-date. MI, ". NJ.
Habliston, Of Richmond. Is said to be q
large shareholder of the stock Of the
company, ~
At the Y. NJ, G. a: tomorrow eycrilig
a mock trial will be given Judge J: M
Mullen presiding over tho court, of witch
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simon Seward. sheriff. on tho docket
4 is the case OF Jane Longforgottel VS.
George w. Harrison, for So coo dalnatsas
for breach Of promise. MI. Ri';hai'd5
Mann will be the plaintiffs Counsel. and
Mr.. Bartlett Roper counsel for dsfell-
dant.
Damon and Pytl1ias. Will BIO presented
It tbs Academy OF Music In Petersburg
April 9th by the r. r. lallam$ compa rs.
under tho auspices of Petersburg SON.
pany No. 10, Uniform Rank, knight OF
Pythias 81 III mi
At lie preliminary trial Of, Floyd Mich.
4 OILS charged with numbering r. Lawson
! yVoolrlch. at City Point Saturday, the
accused was sent to the next term &
Prince George court for trial, e The case
has been set, for March 18th. I and anonE
the witnesses summoned for that time
are Chief OF Police Ra glard, Police Ofli.,
Ger Stevens, and DR.. Booth, Of Pete:N-
burg. .s Re- 1t q IA
d SO far there have been no complica--i
lions in the case of Peter Gown gton,
the young man who on Sunday wa at
u tackled and bitten by m. Infatuated boar.
a Every precnutipn against tho possibility
OF hydrophobia has been taken, and the
young man Is reparted ms doing nicely.
rho animal has not been killed. 1t Is
berg guarded and watched, and should 1t
develop signs OF ma dness. the young pa
tient will 8be sent post-haste to tho Pas
teur Institute.
Welded at Woodstock.
fsrccial to The 'rln Dispatch. ,.
Cora sTabb Nelson. a popular young lady
Of woodstock. y dau ghters of the late y,