The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
WINDOWS TO
BE. UNVEILED /
Virginia, Louisiana and Mis-.
souri, Represented in Memo Memo
rials In Blandford Church.
MRS. JACKSON TO ATTEND " {. n J
Parade and Other Exercises.
Majority and Minority Report J
OH Control Of Police Force.
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PETERSBURG. VA, June s.-The cx-3
ercises in Petersburg on June 9th. Me
mortal pay will be simple. but will fit
tinrly CONNIE morate tho herolsm Of the
i,oys and men Of the Cockade City, who
On this day III 1864. kept at bay the main
army Of the enemy
1.hc Ladies' Memorial Association and
the Daughters Of the Confederacy have
the exercises In charge. rG
The windows that have been placed IN
old Blandford Church by the States Of
Virginia, Louisiana. and Missouri, and the
Hfnblst to tho memory OF the heroes who
fell on the day the people of this city.
commemorate erected by the Daughters
OF the Confcderacy, will be unveiled on
That day and presented to the city.
The presentation speech will be made
~ Judge George l.. Christian, OF Rlch-
,nond, and the memorials will be received
nv Ex-Governor Cameron on behalf OF tho
ci,ys Tho only reserved seats. except to
thn Memorial Association, the Daughters
# ~ the Confederacy and the a. p. Hill
il Camp. Will be Issued to the widows and
sons and daughters OF those who fell on
the 9th Of June. 1854. Badges VIII be is-
sued 10 these to pass them at the door.
No reserved seats will be issued TO the
,,ublc, as the ladies In charge thougnt
Il would be improper to discriminate N
his matter. and decided to admit to the
,,nild,ng all persons who could gain adj
mission after the chapters had peen
THE VISITORS.
Mnny persons from Richmond ana NOT
1n,r OH be ir Petersburg to attend these
EXERCISES. besides many distinguished VS.
,iors from other cities. Among them
Mrs. stonewal Jackson, who Is now IN
richmond; General and Mrs William a
Behan, OF New Orleans; J. 3. HicnaIa-
enn o. New orleans: who is now the
president OF the washington Arullery
& Association. and Mrs. W. II. +. Lee. who
,y,s formerly Miss Boiling. Of this city.
General Stith Boiling will be the chief
marshal on the occasion. and the coluiilh'
.,tioh will consist OF the military or
r;,r,izations, knights of Pythias and other
orders. will move from Sycamore prompt
~ at o'clock. ..
The special committee appointed by me
II Common Council. consisting OF Mcssrs.
AZ. N. Jones. George Cameron Jr.. ana
charles w. Bland, will present a major
ttr and a minority report IN regard 10
certain resolutions referred TO mem con-
corning the conflict between the Mayor
and the Police Committee. The majority
rcport recommends that the entire con-
y troll OF the police force be given 70 inc
MAYOR AS Inc .TTN
CITY government Mr.. Bland. who makes
the minority report. is opposed to piac-
ing so much power in the hands OF one
officer,
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Mullen. OF the Hastings Court.
convened the regular term OF the Circuit
Court to day. and subsequently, adjourned
II TIL Friday. The case OF Miller against
tho Norfolk and Western Railroad VIII
he heard on that day. Judge Watson
expects to preside Friday. This VIII be
the first time he has held court In Peters
burg since his appointment
II now seems likely that many or the
minor city Offices will be either abolished
or consolidated with other offices.
Mr. George II. Walker, of Washington.
y. c., and Miss Charlotte Vivian Hol-
lings worth. daughter of Mr.. James Hol-
]lngsworth. well known contractor Of
his city. were married this afternoon al
O'Clock at the home of the bride. on
Rome Street, the Rev. George E. Booker
performing the ceremony.
Grover Godsey. thirteen-year-old white
boy. who ran away from his home In
Richmond. is in charge of officers In this.
city.
DR.. Starr delivered an eloquent and
able sermon at Washington Street Church
last night before the Ladies' Memorial
Association and the A. p. Hill Camp OF
Confederate Veterans.