The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-13
ADDS TWO GLASSES
TO SHOW PROGRAM
Committee Provides Other At
traetive Events for Hunters
and High Jumpers.
PHYSICIAN IN AN ACCIDENT
DIR. Hoy Thrown from Buggy
Into Ditch-Now Satisfied
With Tart.
lspeeIal to The Tltues-plspateh.

Especial to The -Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA. September
1s.-The Horse Show Committee Mt a
meeting at the Petersburg Club last
night added two classes to the big ex-
intuition TO he held under tile auspices
OF the Riverside club September 2Ith-
18th or the additional classes one is
for hunters and the other for high
Jumpers. In the first the horses viii
be required TO go half mile at a hunt
ing pace, taking fourfoot stone wall,
worm fence. a post rail fence.
plank fence and two wide bitches,
the fences to be four feet high The
riders will appear in full hunting col
ors and the class is expected to be one
of the most attractive features Of tile
snow. In the class for high jumpers
the horses Will start at L. feet. go
intJRas far ZIP as they can The winner
WIFI probably clear about six feet.
Preparations and prospects for the
horse show give every promise OF great
success All boxes have been sold, and
many requests are being received Tor
reserved seats, whtch viii he placed
on sale in a few days.
DIR. Hoy Injured.
DR.. William Preston Hoy, promi-
nent Petersburg physician, was thrown
bruised, but not seriously injured, yes
terday afternoon near Ettrick, in
Chesterfield county. Willie returning
from visit to patient. The horse
was frightened by n road-roller, and
suddenly jumped to one side, turning
the buggy over and throwing DE-. HOY
into ditch. The animal then tried TO
run. but failed to get the best of the
doctor.
Sandy Harper. a colered boy was sent
on to the grand jury for larceny OF :
Tense of a rather unique type IN,
boy hid In Firms restaurant, at ola
and short Market Streets, last night,
and after the closing of the place stole
$40 and broke out.
Satisfied with Tart.
The supporters of Eli Tart the pas
tor of Harrison Street Baptist Church,
colored where a violent dissension mas
long been existing between the FRIENDS
snd opponents of the pastor. have pun
ljsbed n card signed by Pleasant Webb,
chairman and Aaron Coleman, secre-
tary, expressing their perfect satlsiac-
ton with Tart as pastor, and stating
that he has never encouraged them 20
be antagonistic to the white people or
this city The publication denies all
charges against Tart, who was re-
Gently sustained by a majority of ms
congregation at big meeting at the
church,
Mrs, Burke. Miss Edith Burke and Mrs.
Bertha Grace, is attending the meeting
of the Seaboard Air Line surgeons at
the Jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. E. f. Eanes,. of this city, who
recently graduated from the law
school of the University of Virginia
has gone to Wyoming u practice ms
profession.
Death df Mrs. Madison.
Mrs Lucy w. Madison died about
half-past l o'clock last night at the
Petersburg Hospital after :. oliS pc
Rod of i'll health Mrs Madison was
the widow OF the late ". ! Madison
Of this city, and was in the iifty-ninth
year of her age She is survived by
the following sons and daughters:
Messrs. Wilkes Madison. Randolph
Madison, Louis Madison and Miss Eliza
beth r. Madison, of this city; Mr.. John
p. Madison, of Norfolk and Mrs. VIII
liam ~ Light, OF Hackensack New
jersey.