The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
NEWS GATHERED
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Captain IIpscor,b Fears Els '7' son II
May Have Died ed: ii III ; Bite
field, wv. Va.
CHURCH SERVICES II TO-DAY
Wanted tosStoot Him Contracts
for Building Five Houses
Awarded.
Burcnu, Times Dispatch.
'N,r''SI n No. 11O2 Hull Streot.fg]

Il $500 Mo- i1R Hut 3streotS5}
Chief OF Police Lipscomb was very
much worried last night over the receipt
81 n telegram from 13lucflcld, w. Va,
announcing the death Of II y. p. Lips
comb In that city. and asking what dis
Z position should be made OF the remains.
Thc telegram was signed a. II. Land.
secretary Of the 11lks' Lodge. \.
B,rhe chief fears that II may be his SON.
il NJ. Lpscomb, who, when last heard
from, was working IN GarysburE, n. e.
The young man Is Of Il rowing disposition
and It Is thought that he may have gone
to West Virginia In quest or work.
He could not be located In Garysbnrg
by telephone, and the chief at u late.
hour last night was awaiting n reply
& from Bluefield where he had also tele-
phoncd for news OF his son. Mr.. Lips.
comb fears that there may be some con-
fusion OF Initials. Isl "a rs &
Wanted to Shoot Him.
Charlie Scott md John Bell both col-.
ored. were arrested last night on q
charge nj fighting, and were lodged III
the sta ion-hoilsc. d
n Scott wcntSaftera shotgun, whcrewlth
pliL 40 Ava
stopped In time BY Officer Moore. Scott
said he didn't smcan3 any HARM. but the
police thought differently, and decided
\ 1t was best to put him under lock and
key. II, a
Boys, Accused Of Theft, Run.
q Two boys took a pair OF gold. trimmed
eyeglasses to Mr.. Opplemanss store last
night and offered to sell them for ten
cents Mr. Oppleman accused them of
stealing the glasses. and the boy who
had possession Of them dropped them
and ran They were not unprecedented.
but the police are on the lookout for;
them. U.s.
q The glasses, contained In n leather case,
are now In the hands OF tho police at the
4station-housc, where they may be iden-
titled and recovered.
Smith is Held for Trial. "
5 When the case OF Arthur Smith,
white man, charged with deserving his.
wife and infant child. was called In the
Mayors Court yesterday, Attorneys j.
T.. Blake md y. IT, Ryan. counsel for
Smith, argued that tho whole proceed
ling was Illegal, and moved that the case
& be dismissed. They contended that the
Mayor had no Jurisdiction OF the offensc.
Mayor Maurice. however. held TO his
view OF tho case. but deferred the case
until next Tuesday IN order that COM
monwealth's Attorney Gregory: may DO
present fi
Services To-day.
Rev. n. NJ Chandler. pastor, Will con-
duct the services at Central Methodist
Episcopal Church. The theme OF the
morning sermon Will be "Srlf Examina-
ton - At night he Will exchange pnl-
pits with Rev.fA. 3. Sharpe, pastor OF
Fifth Street Church.
Rev. Mr.. Chandler has been granted
"a vacation by his church and VIII leave
the city on Monday for Norfolk and
Ocean View. His pulpit will be supplied
on the fifth Sunday In July by Rev. j..
s. Hunter, OF Ashland, and on the first
Sunday 5n August by Rev. Reginald
Walker. Of Richmond.
Rev. b. r. iudpm, pastor, will preach
at both services at Asbury Church to-
day. His subject for the morning ser
mon will he Where Art Thou?" At.
night he will preach on Heaven. and
How to Get There K lsii4 .gy5i
At8the First Presbyterian Church John
j. Fix. pastor. Will preach.
Rev. B. Lacy Hoge. OF Jackson. Ga
will preach at both services to-day at
cambridge Street. Church. 55s
The Joseph r. Johnston Camp OF
United Confederate Veterans, will nt-5
tend divine services mt Stockton Street
Baptist Church. Rev. DR. cridlln VIII
preach. I.
y Rev. j. b. Cooke, OF Amherst, win
preach at both services morrow IN
Z Clopton Street Church.
Rev. j. II. REUTER- will preach. at both
services to-day In West y End Church.
Next week he Will leave for 1Atneninrg
county, whcre he will assist a tn meet
Ing. @
Personals and Briefs
Mr.. George s. Prichard and son, Hin