The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
GOVERNOR MANN
WITH TEACH R s.
Presidcs at Night Session OF Dis
trict Associa-
ton.
MAN VIOLATES HIS PAROLE
Young Citizen Jumps in River
With Suicidal III
MAN VIOLATES HIS PAROLE

petersburg, va, February ~
Judge Walter a. Watsons address
before the Teachers Association OF the
Fourth Congressional District last
night on the Progress of Education
and the Growth of Culture. IN the
southside Section of Virginia" was
very fine effort and was cordially APP
preciated. The attendance at the con-
vcntion to-day was largely increased
and the proceedings were OF great III
teresi.
j. Lincoln l5 l''o Of The wakelleld High
School, delivered his formal address,
end was followed in an address by J.
n. Binford, cx-president of the state
Teachers Association. An interesting
feature of the session was the i've
minute talks by the superintendent OF
~. Edwards, on the "Progress and
Outlook in the District" The Organ
cation Of Ci.ic Leagues" was discussed
by Mrs. L. Il. paslliel, secretary Of the
Richmond and the One Room school
as q Factor in Community Life" was
treated by C. u. Bowry, superintendent
of schools for Nottoway and Amelia
counties.
The subjects under discussion at the
afternoon session were 1.-The Teacher,
as n Social Factor in the Community.
by J. 3: t'errcll of Nh, Meck Ms r..,Ts;
Industrial School: "civics in Element
nry Schools" by Miss Mamie Davis, OF
William and Mary College, and an an a a.,
School Sanitation to public Health
This afternoon from to O'Clock a
reception was held at the High school
Governor Mann presided at to-nights
session. and addresses were deiivered
by Hon Clarence H. Poe, OF Raleigh.
n. C., and Hon. j. .. Eggleston. state
i,,,, a .,tNt nj
violated His Parole.
Iohn warrentop. n white citizen,
who was released from tile penitenI-
ary a month or six weeks ago on pa
role. was returned TO mat prison To-
dav for having violated MS parole.
extremely disorderly and violently re-
sisted tie police in their efforts to
quiet him. lie was taken before Judge
Mullen to-day. who, after nearing All
back TO the pcnitentiary to serve the
balance OF his term. Warrenton was
sentenced to ten years imprisonment
! FOR attempting to Kill his wife. de
mad served five years and ten days OF
tina, sentence when paroled. On his
return TO petersburg he resumed MS
trade as painter and married again.
his first wife having died while he
was In prison.
Personal and Otherwise.
Rev William HoSe Marqucss, " ",
professor at the Kentucky Seminary.
viii preach at Tabb street Presbyterian
Church on SUNDAY. He Is nephew
Of the late DR. Moses d. Hoge, OF
Richmond, and of DR.. William j. Hoge,
t VINO died While pastor of Tabb street
church.
Coadiutor Bishop 3. D.. Tucker, or Q,
the southern Diocese of Virginia, VIII
preach ana administer the rite or con,
trmation at st Johns Episcopal
Church on Sunday morning. AZ the
same time the beautiful brass lectere.
crested by The congregation lon or, OF ibis M
church. as a memorial to the !a'e VI.
% 81. Brown. Will be dedicated.
the home Of Miss she ' Masv on . ca Para
r;,,s was married to CHARLES L. Fields.
Young business man Of Of ' ns sl'y s,r ras
Methodist l;piscopal Church, officiated
lin the presence of large company or
friends.
while temporarily out of mind. Jumped
into the Appomattox last night sup
posedlv with suicidal intent. lie was
rescued ana sent to his home.