The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-20

inc inc base. The monument Will be sur
mounted by an American eagle. the
base IS oblong in shape. On the front
| ana about the centre will be bronze
inherent Massachusetts, regiments
which participated in the battle of the
crater. and just above this tablet VIII
be the coat of arms OF file state.
and front, viii he two olive branches,
emblems OF peace. The plans origin
ally called for laurel wreaths on the
base, but the committee decided
against this symbol OF victory, ana In
favor OF the symbol of peace. as more
appropriate to the present feelings ex-
listing between the two sectlons.
Other Northern Monuments.
handsome monuments In memory of
their dead soldiers have been erec'ed
on the Petersburg battiefelds by 9ther
Northern states. PennsylNahia erected
two of these--one on Fort Mahone, TO
Hartranft's Division. and another on
the Plank Road, nearby. to the tortY-
eighth Pennsylvania Infantry. Also a
marker at Fort Steadman.
Tho First Maine Heavy Artillery
erected n monument at Fort Straanan
in commemoration of 500 OF It's men
who fell in battle In front of that fort
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LenGuc.
An adjourned meeting Of the Anti
tuberculosis League, Of Petersburg, TO
which the public are invited. VIII be
held in the Chamber of &C, Commerce
OF this meeting is to perfect a perma-
nent organization and to decide on
plans of active work to combat the
dread disease.
Addresses will be delivered by DR..
Freeman, of the State League; Mayor
George Cameron. Jr.. DIR. w. f. Drewry,
II. S. Seward and others. and reports
from y mmittees heretofore appointed
will be received. The league has in
III tel, T,f In v
hospital for the care and treatment Of
the tuberculosis patients.
Injured by Fall
Robert Nichols. the nine-year-od son
badly hurt yesterday afternoon by a.
fall through the floors of u house being
erected on Park Place. While no bones
We're broken he was rendered uncon
scious by the fall, and 1t was sometime
Wedding Events.
This morning at 10 o'clock at the
residence of the brides mother on High
STREET. Miss Mary Hargrave, daughter of
Mrs. James HI Hargrave, was united
popular young citizen of Prince George
county. The Rev. Frank Ridout. of
Richmond, officiated.
The wedding was a quiet, but very
pretty home event Miss Hilda Har-
grave, sister OF the bride, was maid of
honor, and Hugh Birchett. of Prince
George, was best man. The bride wore
a travelling suit, and Immediately after
the ceremony the young couple left on
a trip to the North
At o'clock this morning 1t the res
idence of the bride, on Grove Avenue.
Miss Myrtle Estel1e Boyle was married
to John Edward burlington. of this
city The Rev. D. Fl. Ralston officiated
r. ". Coleman, former well known
young citizen of Petersburg. now OF
Richmond. was married In Bristol.
being George Bear. of that city. The
couple Will reside in Richmond.
Personal and Otherwise.
Thomas l.. Field. of London. Eng.
the agent-general in Europe of the
Southern Commercial Congress. who
attended the recent conference of lead
ers in this movement held in Atlanta.
srant Monday night and Tuesday in this
city as the guest Of Charles Hall Dav-
is, the chairman of the executive com
mittee of the Congress. Mr. Field is Il
native of North Carolina. and conducts
a ship brokerage business in London
He left for New York Tuesday even
ing, and will sail for London on Sat
urday.
The Federal census of 1900 gave
Petersburg a population of 21.S1o--
white. 1859; colored, 1851 No init
nation has vet been received of the
population as given by the census of
this year but estimates place 1t at
$4,000 or $4,000.
city to-day and heard argument In
case, sitting in vacation. The case
was of no public Importance