The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-02

membership and has number of en-
thusiastic shots.
Summer Normal Closed.
The Summer Normal at the Virginia
Normal and Industrial Institute, near
this city, closed to-day with an address
by Rev w. D. Heart. of Roanoke. Dur
ing the session some 225 students were
In attendance.
Among the members of A. P. Hill
Camp who left for Springfield, Mass, to-
day were Rev. j. NJ. Pitcher, .. D., and
Rev Father j. T. oFarrell, who will
see to the spiritual welfare of the vet
Grams, while Past Commander DIR. VIII
liam e. HARDWOOD will look after their
physical welfare.
Death In Chesterfield.
x S. Wells. aged ffty-six years, a
prominent merchant and one of the
most respected citizens of Matoaca, died
in his home in that village last eve
ming. He is survived BY two sons. both
of Matoaca.
E. D. T. Smith died last night In his
nome on Dunlop Street, aged seventy
six years. He was much esteemed
citizen and was Confederate veteran
of honorable record.
Personal and Otherwise.
| Miss Annie Maude Kilmartin. eldest
daughter Of r, c. Kilmartin, formerly
of this city, was married in Washing
ton, ID. c., to-day to Richard CAN'T
Paine, of Charleston, S. C.
! The report of the Chief of Police for
the month of June shows total of 194
arrests. Drunkenness was charged
| against 30 of the unfortunates: as
sault against 10; larceny against 90;
Felony against II. while 81 were
| charged with ordinance violations
| Inc den1
due fire at the home of Hester Boil
ing, colored. on Jefferson Street. last
evening. Damage light.
! Nearly all of the merchants in the
city have agreed to close their stores
on Monday TO give themselves and
thelr employees rest and opportunity
TO enjoy the Fourth as they please.
BUSINESS was pretty we'll closed here
TINS afternoon during the hour of the
Iuneeal IN respect to the memory OF
JOIN w. Daniel. who had a host OF
warm friends and admirers in Ps1ars.
burg.
For half an hour or more this morn.
ing the scene was very lively abou,
the Norfolk and Western station, the
occasion being the arrival and de.
parlure or two battalions of Virgins
troops en- route to Lynchburg to at.
tend the funeral of Senator Daniel
Ihese battalions were composed Of
three companies of the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues. under com
mand of Captain Montague, anc
command of Captain Matthew'S Gov.
ernor Mann and staff were on the ira n
MI Johnson. carpenter, while al
work on new house on Liberty Stree
to-day, fell two stories to the ground
and was badly bruised, though M
bones were broken.
This afternoon at o'clock in st
Pauls Church Miss Rose Burbag,
Lunsford, daughter Of Charles Luns
iord' was married to Writ Henri,
wits, OF Amherst county. The Rev. r
w. Barnwell otticiated. The wedding
was very quiet
Election OF officers.
AT the annual meeting of the boart
of trustees of the Methodist Fen,al
= lsorphan Asylum last night, the fol
lowing officers were reelected: Pres
ident. W. B. Harrison; Vice Presiden,
J. P. Williamson; Treasurer, r. A
Harrison; Secretary, Howard wright
trustees were elected from each q
the churches.
AT the annual meeting of tn
Board sof Overseers of the Poor las
evening, j. r. w. Smith was electe
president. vice S. NJ. Green, who de
c!ined reelection. j. j. williams wa
re- elected Superintendent of the Aims
mouse, and DR.. Fl. Aulick Burke wa
elected physician. for which positio
there We're several applicants.
WILL WAGE WARM CAMPAIGN.
Hepublicans in Second District to Wor