The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-08
ONE CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRESS
No Opposition Has Yet Develop
cd to Representative
Turnbull.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR YEAR
Two Weddings Celebrated-Pe-
tersburg Man Killed in New
York.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR YEAR
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
100 North Sycamore street.

Petersburg, Va, June Z.
Tomorrow. June 8, is the last day
On which candidates for Congress.
seeking the Democratic nomination in
the primary election In August can.
under the provisions Of the primary
cratic District Committee. Up to this
evening only one candidate had en-
tered his name and compiled with the
requirements of the primary plan. Hon.
Robert Turnbull has deposited his as
sessment of $500 and given notice. ON
his candidacy. 1t is not believed thai
nc VIII have any opposition. ana IN
such case the District Committee VIII
dispense with a primary election anu
formally declare him the party noHi-
nee for Congress.
General Appropriations Ordinance.
At the regular meeting of the Com
mon Council this afternoon the Finance
preparations ordinance for the. fiscal
year beginning July j. The estimated
resources OF the city exceed $4,000
and the appropriations for the year
cover the amount OF 5000. So the
city. as heretofore, Will live far within
Its income. The appropriations en-
brace among other things $4,000 for an
addition to the city's filter plant; $1,000
for the establishment of police patrol
system; $4,000 increase to the school,
Board for teachers, janitors and main.
$4,000 for increased pay of the pri-
The Finance Committee also recon
1nends the appropriation OF 5000 Ior'
Petersburg Agricultural Associations
annual fairs and the erection OF build
ings and fences thereon. IT is prob
able the site for the fairs will be on
the grounds OF the Riverside club, IN
Dinw!ddie county. near the city
June Weddings.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock. at the
residence OF the brides sister. Mrs.
ali ~ p,.th IA me
Miss Elizabeth stephenson, daughter
az Mrs Rosa e. Stephenson. was
united in marriage TO Thomas G. Me-
Cam, a prosperous planter Of Prince
formed by the Rev. c. Braxton Bryan.
D. D., rector OF Grace Episcopal
Church. in the presence of large
gathering of friends and guests,
event. The parlors were tastefully
decorated with potted plants and ferns.
and the wedding marches were played
by Miss Carter Tomlin. The bride, at
OF ~isteria cloth. with hat TO match.
and carrying roses and lilies of the
valley, entered with and was given
away by her. brother, DR.. J: W.
tendaut as maid of honor. was Miss
Laura Russell Syme, gowned in white
mousselirc de sole. and carrying
5 lavender sweet peas. The bridegroom's
DcSt man "stS MS pIutt4ei' : !a!ih -iS-
Cam.
Among the outside guests were Mr..
and Mrs, +. T. Pulley. of Ivor; Mr..
and Mrs NJ =. Marks. Miss Marks.
Mrs. Helen Marks, Mrs. Henry Mccain
and MIR and Mrs. Frank Mccain. OF
Prince George; DR.. and Mrs. W. T.
Marks, of Claremont and Miss Daisy
Marable. OF Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccain left for the North on their
bridal trip.
coliler-shefHeld.
AT o'clock this morning. at the
home of the bride. on Washington
married to james E. Collier. the Rev
W. C. Taylor, ID. D.. and the Rev, +.
W. Moore. OF the Baptist Church. per-
forming the ceremony. The brides at
tendant as matron of honor was Mrs
r, B. Shelburne. and Chief OF Police
Reuben F. Ragland, acted as BEST man
The bride was attired IN goins-away
gown, and the happy couple immediate.
ly left on their bridal trip.
Two weddings of prominence Will be
celebrated Tomorrow afternoon.
Murdered in New York.
Chief OF Police Ragland to-day re-
thorities OF Haverstraw, n. y. notify
ing him of the murder in that place o
Andrew Smith. former Petersburg
negro, in the employment of the AT
No details of the murder are given
Chief Ragland found the wife OF tn,
deceased living on Federal Street, anc
Informed her OF the facts
Personal and Otherwise.
The Times-Dispatch endurance car
all arrived here in good trim abou
$50 o'clock this morning. and the
run up Sycamore Street attracted mu1!
interest. Tho cars stopped for brie
while on Washington Street befor,
starting on the run to Norths Carolina
Judge J. F. West opened the Jun
term of the Circuit Court of Greenes
willie county to-day. The court viii
be in session for several days, as Their
are important cases on both the Com
Ymonwealth and civil dockets to b
heard.
Nat White and James Carpenter
negro boys. about ten years old, wer
in the Police Court this morning
charged with HOUSEKEEPING and rob
berry. Carpenter has beenNup severa
times recently on like charges. On &C
count of their youth they were turne