The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
BISHOP TOAODR[SS
EPISCOPAL LAYMEN
Mass-M Meeting to BE Held in
Petersburg Sun
day.
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BIG RECEIPTS OF TOBACCO
Ettrick Citizen Struck BY Trail,
and Severely In
jured.
BIG RECEIPTS OF TOBACCO
Ettrick Citizen Struck BY Trait,
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Timcs-D Dispatch Bureau,
100 North sycamore Street,

Rt. Rev. A NJ. Randolph, u. D..
bishop Of the Diocese OF Southern VIZ
ginia, Will deliver an address Sunday
olsai Tb n o y; haq n,t5 EpGtsss1 Sp q Gh HTsln
Diocese The occasion will he a mass
meeting of tho Episcopal iayncn OF
the city. held under tho auspices Of the
Church EStension gommtstss; other e
Norfolk. and Rev. Otis Mead.
Meeting OF Special Hoard.
The regular meeting of-tns Spec,al
Hospital was. held in that institution
to-day, with State Commissioner Baus-
rman attending. The usual monthly
routine business was transacted. This
THONGS Bland. who committed sui:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bland, of Grove
1onncement4of his death and the man-
ner or 1t was a great shock. He was
q resident of Petersburg until about
three years ago when he went to New
Ills wife was Miss Hawkes., OF Ettricls.
and she was here visiting her mother
at the time OF her husbands death.
Tho funeral will take place in this city
tomorrow.
Tobacco Pouring In.
Tho sale OF loose tobacco at tho ware:
houses yesterday and to-day eSceeden
100000 pounds, and the offerings VIII
ti1s paas m nsexy Of from tom days hcw t Gn; pl hxa;t!a
have had what they..had not previously
had since last Octobcr-a really goou
season for ordering their tobacco tor
market Prices are ruling high on al
grades.
New Passenger Stations.
It will probably be q month before
the new passenger station OF the nor
folk and Western Railway WI, be COM
will be a handsome and very
entity arranged building. Its front,
faces on River Street. towards the cltJ,
and 1Ih aw ega fr1m t ass r rai1may sa and the
seaboard Air Line authorities are con
relative to the erection OF u
handsome station by that company.
Struck bS Engine.
The wcstbound train on the Norfolk
and Western Railway this afterno0n
struck William II. Eanes, an elderly
and wcll-knOwn citizen of EttrlcK, NJ
the Fleet street Sross,nE; severely ann ~ his his
legs. He was taken to the hospital
for treatment.
Personal mud General.
Miss Rita II Holt. p9pusas
morning OF typhoid fever. after q long
She was fifteen years old ana
was the only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Holt, of Matoaca.
5DclccllNe llAahs ~
Railroad, was in the city to-day. On
Monday an attempt was made 70 wreck
Il train on the Winston-Salem DIVISION
of the Southern Railroad. for which
two negroes were arrested by h de-
tectlye and sent on for trial
President +. w. Boatwright. of Rich
mond College, will deliver the address
at the anniversary exercises OF the
MEMS Society of the Second
Baptist Church in this. city next SUNDAY
Rev. EFT Smith. formerly Of Peters
burg. who has had a p~astorate n
MARYLAND. sin the city. on his way 70
P%rattsville, Ala, where he has accepteu
: President Walter N: Jones, Of the
Board Of Aldermen, left for Savannah.
Ga, last night OF a trip for the ben-
eft OF his health.
soE F'le time the Shipping cierk OF the
Chesterfield Manufacturing Company.
has resigned to accept a posltlon, VIII
the Rountree Trunk and Satchcl WORKS,
in Richmond.
The West Fill Warehouse property,
the site OF the tobacco warehouse .oL
that name, fronting 100 feet or. the
north side of Franklin Street ana IVY
feet.on the west side OF Adams Street.
was sold at auction this afternoon by
p%annIll's Sons, and was purchased ny
Fisher Collier for $4,000. The SAFE
wns made by Carl II. Davis, special
Commissioners, under decree OF me
=, icftnp "a Court.