The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-02
Superintendent
PAINFULLY HURT
Mr., John Harvci' Struck Over
Head by Rope--Is Rendered
Unconscious.
CONGREGATIONS TO DECIDE
Judge Mullen Gives Decision in
Church Middle DR.. Pitcher
TO Preside at Meeting.
snecinlto The rimes. pispateh.l

Special TO The Times Dispatch.
PETERsBuBG. w. August John
Haryel Petersburg, superintendent of
the Virginia. Passenger and Power
Company, waS Knocked over by rope
while experimenting some work on
tile upper, AppomattoS Canal, near
Ferndhlc Park this afternoon, and
sufrered scyere scalp wound which
rendered linn unconscious for about
half an hour. lie was attended, by pr.
IL G.. Rcnne and taken to the Peters-
burg Hospital, thence to his home. HIS
injuries are not considered DANGER
Gus.
pnrtinl Victory for tfur.t.
"A decision in the fractional quarrei
an the Harrison street Baptist Church
colored between llli Tart. the pastor,
and his new church officers and other
allies, and the recently expelled dea-
cons and trustees and their supporters
was rendered this morning by Judge J.
M Mullen. or lihe TIustinEs Court, be-
fore whom n motion was argued last
THURSDAY and Friday By counsel for.
tho Tart party, asking the court 10
dissolve the injunction, granted July
18th to the anti-Tralt faction restrain
Ing Tart and his officers from acting
in their respective capacities until iuf-
Their order OF the court llle uecis'oi'
rendered to-day continues. .iie ii9u ,Hn
ton but VIII ,ie lh,pol'a ~ n.y., -
catloh that fait stat 49, ~ - -,
eu,,.u.. no con-
1rcgation is held, September 9Th, TO
be presided over by Rev DR.. j. NJ.
Pitcher, for the settlement of the con-
49, ,,,a.,ir,.s ar., 10 he held and the
M, Ana members. whom Tarlt and
NJ s,,,,,,o,.,e,.s claim Ia have lawfully
oxnalI,.d from tho church at a congre-
ss,atio,,al mastinsr sn,1sl lime a4tl,. arc re-
stored 10 ,lf1irsftilE rights until FUR
tber cxprcssion Of the wishes OF the
5Scnn prnaa+ zion ttrbe women Of the
con srecatiun are to be allowed to vote
II only with the consent Of II majority
Of the male members.
nixncr., Grove, WITH Ilu.c.
,rba nolicn and nrc departmcnt hose
ana, IL, ,r.n,,isition to-ni.,l,t 10
Iis,,ersa . conrrc,,ationnl meeting at
tle Harrison Street Bapti;l .,hu,ch
enIored when INC nrococdings reached
1i,a noin, AZ ti,rhtinrr betwc.,l III, Tart
and anti-Tar,t factions. 1t is under
rtool mat mn nttemn,s wns made 10
! ,,,la a ,uSinnes n,pptinsr az rho con-
sragation in yiolation Of Judwa Null
1,n,s lecision ,hjs mornina narmiitln.r
r.I;g;ons services IN, nrohibi,lne l,usi-
#,,.,ss ,,,,,tti,,,,. &,,,,tii Shntan,h4r .oih
New ,.p,ernr,...
NJ - - - VIZ
3 :, ~ = 49, i,,'i,ht ~,
s.la,,l; ~ ira courts Tbo cornoratior
is authorized to conduct a general
business Of distilling, manufacturing
and dealing in essential oils, perfumes
fiavoring extracts, drugs and medi.
cines. with a capital OF not more thar
$4,000 nor less than $1,000. The Off
GERS and directors are: President
Charles r. Collier: Vice President. w
". Presson; Secretary Treasurer
Z Charles il. Bridgers.
The certificate of "Gill6 g. Hov IN.
corporated." a wcll-known c,othine
firm. now located in the store torment,
n occupied by M. r.. Saal. al ,ycamor,
and East Tabb streets has also bee,
recorded The corporation WIN con
e duct a general q .l6thinr and ha,,cr
dasherv business wholesale and re.,il
with a CAPITAL stock OF not less nm,
900 nor moro Than s5Oo0O ny
officers are: President. Josenh !
Seward. Vice President r. II MIMI
Secretary and Treasurer r u G;i;
These officers wifi Jo1,,.Mc Nan.,n IN
r, i. HOY con:titltc the hoard ~ "a
s rectors.
The fire department had a nm /,
Blandford AT lio'cioc} last night 10 in
4 r.