The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
11O3 Hull Sire,

HOB Hull street.
The vote today In South Richmond
In the primary between Captain John
Lamb and Judge Il. Ashby Wickham
for the seat in Congress from the
Third District will total about 400
Judge Wickham seems to be the Ia
vorite. and ne Will undoubtedly poll
the majority. The issue in Chester
field county IS doubtful. and none OF
the politicians Is disposed to predict
the outcome. The streets were crowd
ed last night With citizens Interested
in the race.
Here are list of the voting places
and the names of the officers to serve
in the Democratic primary
First Precinct--517 Hull Street e
Roach, Judge: William Caudie. clerk.
Second Neutrality-suspicious. F.
Anderson. resistrar,Judge;,, F. L Ans
derson. Judge; Charles Wake, clerk.
Third Precinct-1024 Hull Street. Nj.
Davis, Judge; r NJ. ShIpp. clerk.
Fourth Precinct-1s21 Hull Street
w. L Porter, registrar-ju Judge; ]. =
clerk
The attention of voters is called to
the removal of the voting precinct for
merly located at Jones's store on the
Midlothian Road in Chesterfield couH-
ty, to the room next to Dorsett's hard:
ware store, near Hull and Clopton
Streets.
Found Dead In bed.
| The disappearance OF Sylvester Ly-
man, aged seventy-four, citizen OF
Chesterfield county. was solved sun
| day morning. The man was founo
dead in the home of Arthur White
hurst on the turnpike.
Mr.. Whitehurst left to spend q week
| or more with his family at Virginia
copied the request of Mr. Whitehurst
! to occupy his nome during his absence.
| Lyman wanted neighbor to spend a
night with him. put the latter Was
| Mr.. Lyman was taking care of the va
cant house, and mis- apparent absence
| caused uneasiness and general search
was started. Under the order OF JUS
! tice Lundle, of Chesterfield, the house
was entered and Lyman was founo
undressed in bed. his body IN pa. "
decomposed state. Evidently death
had claimed him several days prior tn
! the discovery. probably Monday. week.
/ when he was last seen. An inquest
was deemed unnecessary. and inter-
ment followed 1T once. HIS heaith IA. Eau
/ dead man left no family. He was
native of Canada
New Ferry Service.
A ferry service mas lusl peem ii1 Iaa,,
Air, in Chesterfield county, crossing
to the property OF George o. gregory
in Henrico county, about six miles
above ERlchmOnu.
of the beautiful drive through Hen
rico, across the river and return -. q
Richmond by way OF BON ALE ana g
managed with n cable, and will be
large enough to carry the heavles'
| motor cars.
baptist Association.
The Middle District Baptist Assoc
citation will hold its first meeting to-
| day at old Powhatan Church. Every
arrangement has been made fol. the
reception. of delegates and visitors.
This Is the largest and most repre-
| sentative association in the state.
r. a. Justis is moderator and Haskins
dobson clerk
II "A. M-Devotional exercises, Rev
John R, Bagby. p. D.: 11;l6 A. NJ
Reading Of church letters. by clerk;
digest Of Of Church
I l2-Introductory sermon. Rev. II: D,
Ragland; alternate. Rey. D. G.. Ian
caster, pastor : Oak Pal Grove Bap aIis
cellaneous business; 1:oo-Welcome
to pastor. Rev. ]. w. Reynolds; re-
Spouse. Rev. B. D. Thames; Recess
ll5 2lsmpeyotisnal eMereises Key rs
port, Rev. w. a.. Lawson;, speaker
II. a. Lamb: s;15--Layman's Move,
ment and Minister'S Fraternal and
by w. B, Gates; speakers, W. w
Baker and a, Fl. Goode.
Hoolignns w. Athletics
The Happy tlooltgans, q picked team
| of South Richmond, will try conclu
sions with the much-vaunted coloret
Athletics, of the same territory. TIT
game will be called this afternoon a
1870 o'clock at Turnpike Baseball Park
The Hooligans' lineup follows: Q
Dean, pitcher; w. Coleman. eGtcher
Griffin, first base, Fl. Q. Burford, sec
ond base; b. ]. Johnson, third base
B. B. Briggs, shortstop, Flelders-Johl
Cunningham George Waddell, Rudolph
Fortune. Empires, ames II, Henderson
and John Savage, Chief rooters--Johi
Berry and w. III. Jones
Notes About Town.
Mrs. r. Howlett Uranium has re
turned home after spending amonth Il
tarmyille.
Miss Page Pelham Hewlett is visit
ing Mrs Wisden Potts. Of Lesben. o.
Mrs. M, II, Gary and daughters
Emily, Bessie and Clepe, left a da,
or two ago for ocean View to spen
n week or ten days,
Miss Lizzie Pulliam and Miss Fen
ner, who have been visiting Mrs. 7
\ i, Pulliam at Forest Hin, are now tn
8 guests OF Mrs. w. &c Pulliam,
Judge and Mrs, G. FL Wells left Sat
urday for Ocean View TO spend q wses