The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-02
SUDDEN DEATH OF
CAPT. JOHN T. DAY
End Came Without Warning
While He Was at
Work.
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BODY OF MISSING MAN FOUND
Retiring School Teacher Present
cd With Silver Low
ing Cup.
BODY OF MISSING MAN FOUND
Times Dispatch Bureau
100 North Sycamore Street,
Datnra1,,,r,, Nn EebriIary

Captain John f. Day. for many
years yardrnaster of the Norfolk and
Western Railway in this city, ana
more recently holding the same posi-
ton for the Atlantic Coast Line Ran
road died very suddenly this morning
between and O'Clock IN ms once
near the AppouattoX Union station
lie was Citing at his desk listing the
numbers of cars expected in Peters
burg. when he suddenly fell from his
chair. and in a few moments expired
His death Is supposed TO have been
caused by heart trouble He rs SIR
vlved by his wife. Captain Day had
been engaged in practical railroad
work for many years, and was cour-
teous and valued official. His body
will be taken TO Baltimore tomorrow
FOR the funeral and burial. His mother
resides in Baltimore. He was menu
Der or Petersburg Lodge. No. Is. a. Il.
e A. NJ. and the Mpsons Of Baltimore
hayo been requested TO take body
in charge and give It proper u -lal.
Body of Missing Man Hcco.c,rd.
The body OF Timothy Cameron. who
disappeared from his home IN Bland
ford ON December IL WAS recovered
from the Appomatto% River this morn
ing. 1t was floating near ono of the
1owcr city wharvcs. and though 1t had
been in the water about six weeks.
WIS SO wen DTeScTFCl az W permit "
instant Identification. Mr.. Cameron
left his home without any word or
warning as TO his intended movements,
md II Is supposed must have fallen
into the river. The low temperature Of
tho water kept the body from carly
rising. Mr. Cameron leaves a family.
No inquest was deemed necessary. A
I. Is reported that Horace Ljvesay.
the street car conductor. who disap-
or q
Of Illness. has hen seen in Lynchburg.
PcrsuunI and Otherwise.
At tic parsonage or Washington
Etrect Methodist Episcopal Church
yesterday afternoon the Rev. Thomas
r.. Reeves oGiciatcd al the marriage
of Miss Minnie Porter and Thomas
r. Marsh. both Of Salisbury. y. C. The
cational institutions in Richmond I'm.
mediately after the ceremony the
Young couple left for Salisbury
Port Warden ". p. Atkinson reports
total tonnage of $3.50 tons at this
port during the past year. valued at
s65o.250. The number of vessels.
barscs and 8teamcrs arriving and de-
parting 1urinc the year was e5S. This
statement was made out SO that appli-
cation might he made 10 Congress for
IN appropriation for Improvement OF
the river this year.
After faithful service of twenty
one years as teacher IN charge of the
preparatory department at the South
orn Female College, Miss Emma Nor
ton Bartlett has retired on account Of
feeble health. CARRYING with her the
love and esteem OF faculty and stu
dents. In appreciation of this anec-
ton. several members of the faculty
and all the little girls OF the prepare
tory department visited Miss Bartlett
yesterday at her home on Jefferson
Street. aud presented her with d bcau-
t!ful silver loving cup. appropriately
Inscribed. The cup was presented by
Misses Lemonic Dunlop and Agnes
MoSlcr. and each of the little girls OF
the department gave and received a
loving greeting The letter accom-
panyinG the present was signed by
about 100 students.
The suit of Mrs. Pattie S. pearce
against tho Virginia Railway and
Power Company Is set for trial in the
Hastings Court Tomorrow. The suit
is for $4,000 damages for injuries re-
ce!yed by Mrs. Pearce. William r. Nc
Kenney represents the plaintiff, and
r. II. Mann the defendant company.
President Johnson, of the Norfolk
and Western Railway, accompanied by
sevcral officials OF the road. arrived
In the city this morning in his special
car and left for Philadelphia
The condition of Mrs. VIM, wife OF
the Rev. job. VIM, of the Virginia
Conference, who has been III of fever
for many weeks, is now much i'm
proved.
John II AIaclin & Son. tobacco man