The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-22
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Blackstone Man Suffers Accident
While Walking in His
Sleep.
MEMORIAL SERVICES
'Tabb Street Church to Consider
Recent Action Of Pres
bytery.
Times.Dispatch Bureau.
1na North Sycamore Street.

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Petersburg, Va. March 81.
"A. q. Jones, well-known young
citizen OF Blackstone, while walking
| In his sleep. fell ont OF tile third story
window OF his room in the New York
Restaurant, on Sycamore Street, yes
terday morning about 9 o'clock. Ills
escape from SERIOUS INJURIES was re-
ana broke the restaurant sign, ami
this probably saved him from very Sc.
rions hurts. AS II was, he was but
slightly injured. and was able to get
up up an; ana walk away. He received a Gu.
Funds for Church Extension.
of Episcopal lay1hen, appointed to So
licit subscriptions to the fund for
Southern Virginia. reported collections
to Increase this amount to $4,000 this
week as Petershurg's contribution to
a afe sse9 ,dq to he
the weak churches and extending the
influence OF Gods Word.
pete EaEle.' s dea Il L. sehs,ess.
day afternoon In the Academy OF
Music. As has already been announced.
the Rev. David Klein. ID. D., rabbi OF
liver the memorial address, and Stems
Orchestra, OF Richmond. has been en-
gagged for the occasion. Mrs. William
Hill and Eugene Talbot, Of this
ausftet viii iii sing several Numbers + and
Miss Emily Mason viii be the ACCOM-
pianist. The stage Will be handsome
~ decorated. The aerie. which num-
seven members since It's Institution in
October, 1904. Robert Gillian, Jr., will
be master OF ceremonies.
49,, Assault ~ NEGRO.
rest the police are on the lookout to.
day for one Daniel Fisher for an as
sault committed on s. Roman proprie-
tor OF confectionery store on Harri-
son Street. Mr.: Roman was struck sew
ter, who went to his assistance was
also struck. The trouble occurred over |
some purchases made by. the negro.
Louise Jordan (coloTed). about thir-
berhaid at the Shirley Shirley Hotel & WAS was
stricken with heart disease Saturday |
night and died very quickly.
), ! Milllam m, wilkins lnesro). arrested
vile authorities. was taken out to that
county by an officer from Emporia last |
night. The charge against him isSthat /
q sAe1SNtiI,n,gs At M, man With intent ton
feloniously stabbing and wounding a
negro with whom lie had trouble some
months ago.
miscellaneous News.
Richard B. Owen has been elected
member OF the police force to fill a l
Many members Of the bar and citi-
zens bent on business went out to Din-s
widdte Courthouse to-day, where Iud go
Term OF the Circuit Court.
4 The board OF directors OF the Peters,
ourg Savings and 1nsura noe Company
has ! de. declared q dividend Of 4 per cent.
Eor. the first quarter OF the year
:. The funeral Of the late Robert B.
stevens, an officer Of the police corps,
took place Sunday afternoon from
Church. ana was attended by a large
assemblaEe OF neorle. The services
we're conducted By the pastor. Rev j.
! Bosnian; assisted by Rev AR. Hol-
oee o sorp se af ateT,isin bsy ha
he knights Templars: Masons and
eagles. of which orders he was mem
'er: were largely represented
T, The e Riverside Hunt Club had de- !
. course Of seven miles and through
many farms in Dinwiddle county,
During the run some thirty fences and
even bitches We're successfully nego-
t the ubhouse followed the hurt
1t is understood that the Belt Line
# the Norfolk and Western Railway
round this city will cross thy Sea.
,oard AIR Line overhead, and the
Toast Line below grade. The road
'oard Of Dinwiddie will Tomorrow
onsider the character of the crossings
i the seven county roads
Serious Accident.
John Alann q arpenter, while en-
uilding on Bollipgbrook Street, fell
nd fractured one OF his legs and re-
eived other injuries. The amhulance
vas called and he was taken to the ;
osrital. At S 4.
Frank r. Russell has been appoint
d by Supervisor Of Census W, a.,
and as one OF the census enumerators
or this city and assigned to the Sixth
Ward Petersburg viii have about :
fteen enumera tors.
CONGREGATIONAL Meeting. II
meotlng OF the congregati on~0r II
abb Street Presbyterian Church with
e held neSs sunday. to hear the re- Il
orteo the commissioners OF I4exing- \
lev. Charles r. Stribling, of 'Waynes- II
GRO, who was recently called to this | II
hurch. Lexington Presbytery would II
onsent to the dissolution Of liz re- Il
The bodv o e Mrs. Ann Robinson. Who II
led in Manchester SATURDAY. night. | II
ill he brought to Petersburg to. Il
lorrow afternoon for burial. IS II
Mrs. Marx w. Perkins died Saturday Il
, the hospital at WILLIAMSBURG. and ! II
or funeral took place here this az Il
.rnoan: Sue Is survived by her hus- i