The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-27
South Richmond Bureau.
The TimesDispatch.

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South Richmond yesterday. Upwards of 800
people visited Maury Cemetery during the
DAY and honored the memory OF the sleep
Ing by placing sariands OF flowers and the
stars and Bars OF the Lost Cause Tho
grounds resembled yertiabe flower dis
pIay so generously were the blossoms and
wreaths spread upon the mounds mere
| and there could be seen the pathetic person person.
soldier. who, with face as!ow ana W.
trembling hands. planted flag Or aep Ss
| teo a Few flowers upon the eaEth uhoeT
! which old comrade laid
| Representatives from the four counehs
\ of the Junior order, United American Me-
| chanic. and a committee from stuart
| Lodge, Independent, order OF odd Fellows.
remembered their departed brothers me
expected parade was not held. due TO Ouss-
Davis New south Rocfy Ridge and LII
4 berry councils sent committees TO place
tags upon the graves of each me e!iad 20, OK
| stars and Stripes, and interminsied could
be seen the Confederate flag. and on al
i sides profusion of springs flowers.
Evening services were held in several OF
4 the churches in enumeration of the day.
Mrs. Lcvy Entertains.
of the Young Ladies' Wednesday Circle at
a delightful dinner Wednesday evening IN
her home, 1903 Hull Street. The rooms We're
artistically decorated with roses and ferns
J, Mrs. Jacob Kaufman presided at the punch
, bowl. Among those present were Mrs JACOB
Lovenstein. Mrs. Jacob Kaufman, Mrs. Her,
man Watsky, Mrs. R JACOBSON. Mrs. David
Perrin, Mrs. Harry sigei and others All
spent an enjoyable evening
Rainbow Party.
A rainbow party was given last night in
cersley's Hall. Swansboro. to raise funds 10
defray the expenses OF hummer OF sap,. us,
s Young Peoples Union delegates who VIII
go 10 Virginia Beach this summer The az
fair was directsd BY Mrs. Charles 6so"n.
Russian OFFICER Speaks.
I Lieutenant Colonel Lochwitky. Russian
nobleman lectured on his siberian ran s eSpssi-
ences' as exile at the Forest Hill ScAoo!-
house at s:l5 O'Clock last night, The lecture
was for the benefit Of the Church OF the
The nobleman will also deliver lsc.ure
to- night at the same hour al the Bainbridsa
/; street Baptist Church, the proceeds to os
/. given for the relief of the debt on the
piano fop Bainoridgs school he s VIII f erae
5; auspices Of the Educational Association
Nunnally on the Force
Rather an odd coincidence was enacted
Iast nigh, when Jim Nunnally appeared
: CARRIED in his new uniform. first on auly
as an officer OF the law. Mr.. Nunnaliy went
on duty. stepping into the place OF the iats
r. P. smith. At the same time he relieved
!, j j. Smith. a Richmond patrolIm man sehs
across the river to do temporary duty.
William E. Smith has, been appointed hre.
man-laborer OF the new post-onlea az =.
Eleventh and HUI Streets s. He eo NAL Dc ~
Trolley Party.
Liberty Council. j. o. U. a. NJ, will give
trolley party to PetersbnrG tong. ny IN -
Praise for Waymack.
South Richmond fans. who know Iohr
The following press account OF the gains gam,
between Fayettevilles and Raleigh, m whlc :.
John lx1ehed and won. seems to verify sne1
high opinion OF him;
THE visitors were hitting Waymack free
~ at hrst. and when he received a terfi ~,
blow In the head all hope seemed gone, nu
great ball thereafter and ielded brll'a ~, =
He was cheered to the echo time ate
time" u.,I
The fans here are confident that he VII
Il be in faster company before long,
Native of Manchester.
The Rev. Robert Gray, who was porn y
old Manchester June g., 1919. died Wednesdina,
in Ms home at Dublin, Pulaski county. ~
, funeral took place there YESTERDAY Ho'h't''
.. Alter al a Ions illness. James Eubans, !,
former Confederate veteran, ana ma na'H :
chestereld county d a. E Lee CAM
soI nI Home. He@was a member Of Com
= pany l. Fifty-ninth virginia ln.a a
i ,Se home March Il. 1905. He was eishty
tWo years independent md Candidates.
{ sso,,c adverse comment is being mao
about John D. Reams ~, y ., Tersase 81 an n
~ s.. Wakefield. who are runnlhs as ~
dependent eandidaes fo bsrea nf That S Messp
H Reams and wakened got up.n the tl 2
~ the old Manchester courSil chambe
during nn ana a. oheesss
being submitted to the vote o. the peopl
FERGUSON is not known to have uttere
aught on that point. but he rs considers
o. colleague OF the other two;s # !, IN
Damage BY Lightning,
Lightning killed four cows and sever
hors In lChesterheld Wednesday, afternoo
A herd Of COWS, belonging 70 Ray.
James Nelson, president o. he Woman !. Z
. College, we're pasturcd at his home OF. 9
~ Southern road. Four Of the animals WI