The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-29
ERSBURG HAS
BEEN [: 4 NEGLECTED. n !. 4 I. D
Mann Makes First Speech De-
livcrcd in City This Cam
paign.
MONTAGUE \: !. FOLLOWS |. Q \; NEXT X
Freight Train Breaks Loose and
Serious Accident
Avertcd.
MONTAGUE FOLLOWS NEXT
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PETERSBURG. VA, July 2S-Judgo
w. II. Mann Will speak ut the Academy.
OF Music in this city Monday night, to
be followed on Thursday night BY Gov
crnor Montague.
In the matter Of political specches Pet
crsburg hns thus far been sighted, which
fact inJpart accounts for the quiet feel
ing that has prevailed here The appear
ance to these two distinguished citizens
on the rostrum, will start the political
pot h boiling.
4 An accident to II 1lorth-bound freight
5tratil#on the Belt line occurred In Din
Swlddie county yesterday afternoon. which
threatened serious damage, but which
fortunately resulted in comparatively
y no injury A portion Of the train broke
loose from the engine and reccded gain
ing force as 1t moved backward. Only
one car was deralled and wrecked, but
the track was considerably damaged for
some distance. Apparently there was q
&provldcntlal& escape from a bad wreck.
I Mr. German Wells and Miss Lottte
Eanes, a popular and well known young
couple Of this city. were married In NOr-a
y folk yesterday The bride is a daughter
of Police officer D.gP Eanes, and had
been visiting at Ocean View for some
& days ~ ~
Mr.. w. aP.s Alfrlend. a we'll known young
b citizen, for several years in the employ
#ment Of the Levy Furniture Company, Is
critically III at the home OF his parents
ION Hinton Street, of consumption.
s5& FIRE IN PRINCE GEORGE,
The cotton gin and stables on the farm
OF Mr. Lewis Youngblood in Prince
George county, was DESTROYED by fire
Wednesday, night. Mr.. Younghlood was
away from home at the time He lost
several horses and cows, seed cotton,
farming Implements. &c. There was no
insurance on the property, and the loss
Misses Bessie and Mamie Chase, two
charming young ladies from Bedford City.
are guests Of Miss Ray Evans. on High
Street. .3 y u
q Nothing / is known here of William
Lyons, the printer, said to be from Pet
{ersburg. who attempted to commit sui
eide In Richmond yesterday.
Mr.. Louis M. Braxter and BRIDE recently
married in Harlowe, N. c., were given
brilliant reception at the home OF Mr..
Baxters parents on South Street last
night, and the couple received the con-
CALCULATIONS OF large number Of
friends. III
ELEGANT MONUMENTS.
at the G.. M. Walsh marble yards In
this city, a very fine monument. TO be,
erected In memory Of the Confederate
dead Of Princess Anne county, is being
finished off 1t is made Of the finest
Dlnwiddie granite, and will be more
massive than the Amelia monument, re-
Gently unveiled 1t will have a base
eight feet square. and shaft surrounded
by the figure Of a Confederate soldier:
The monument will be completed and
shipped to It's destination about tho 2oth
Of August.
Rev. Herbert Ycwell, the popular Lon
den preacher. will begin his cvanselistic
meetings In a Large tabernacle on Wash
ington street Sunday night. The SER
vices will be led by a choir Of fine 81 ns-
ers. T4 W.
A we'll attended meeting was held last
night, at which preliminary steps were
taken towards the organization OF
local branch of the order OF Buffalocs.