The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
THREE MISSING
FROM FAMILIES
Strange Disappearance in Pc
tcrsburg Section During
Past Week.
EAGLES ELECT DELEGATES
Williamson Case to Be Tried at
April Term OF
Court.
Times Dispatch Bureau.
1903 :. SycBmore Sc.

Petersburg. Va April 20.
three tnen-all men of famiiy--are
missing from their homes in and near
Petersburg. William Marlborough. a
well known citizen Of Matoaca, in Ches-
terheld county, left his home on Thurs
doy evening last crossed over by ferry
10 ferndale Park, and has not since
been heard from. He gave no intima-
ton TO any one OF his Intention to
go away, and, II Is said, told the ferry
man when no crossed the river that he
was employed at the cotton factory in
aatoaca, and has a wife and several
children. who, with his friends, are
very anxious about him.
Nothing has been heard of r. H..
Jackson. who left his home on Rome
street last saturday evening though
vigorous search has been made for
him everywhere by his brothers and
friends, who can give no explanation
of his disappearance. He was about
forty three years old, and has wife
end several children
Nor has anything ever been heard
OF Frank kratchvil. wcll.known Bo-
hcnlan farmer OF Prince George who
left his home and family several weeks
ago for Richmond. with about 5000 In
his pockets 10 purchase horse
>. Three Fail From scnnoidinE:
Three arpcnters--GcorEe King,
James sykes and John Travlor--while
engaged AZ work on new residence
being built on East Tabb Street by
Mrs. s. s. Elliott. were thrown to the
ground today by the fall Of the scat
folding on which they were standing.
sykes and Traylor escaped injuries be-
vond trifling bruises. but George King
received cuts and hurts which necessi-
tated taking him to the hospital for
medical attention.
Election Of Delegates.
At it's meeting last night. Peters
burg Aerle of Eagles elected c. L.
seyler. J. n. Saunders and j. L. Tench
as delegates TO the state acrte. which
meets In Manchester on May II.
The delegates from 4. r. Hill Camp,
Confederate Veterans, will leave for
the reunion in Mobile: Ala. on Sun
day evening next. and Will travel in
3 through Pullman car.
Matrimonial Events.
At s o'clock this evening. at the
residence or the brides parents, on
Marshall street. Miss Louise Fox
Banks daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Herbert VI. Young, the Re". F. T Nc
Faden. D ~ Of the First Presbyterian
Church. Richmond. officiating. The
wedding was very quiet. only inlme-
brides attendants az maids of honor
were her sister. Miss Margaret Banks.
and Miss Josephine steel The bride
groom's best man was his brother,
woman OF charming grace and person
circles of the city. The bridegroom is
a well known and successful business
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Young left imme-
dIatelv after the ceremony on bridal
trip North,
nurgcss-Burgess.
4 very PRETTY wedding was cele-
hrated at IL o'clock noon TO-DAY in
the Methodist Church at Chester. in
Chesterfield county, al which the Rev.
Mr.. Sewail was the officiating minister.
The occasion was the marriage of Miss
Ethel Mac Burgess. daughter of Mrs.
James V. Burgess, of Ochre. Va. to
Mr. JAW Richie Burgess, Of Peters
burg. The church was tastefulIv deco
rated in narcissus and ferns, and the
assemblage was large. The bride. who
was given away by her brother, wore
a going away gown and carried Bride