The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-03
DR.. D. D. WILCOX IS
HURT IN RUNAWAY
Physician is Thrown From Buggy
While Driving in
...e.~ Country.

~ 1ohAI11s
Especial to The Richmond NlrEinian. J
PETERSBURG, Feb. 3.--Dr. ID. d.
Wilcox was seriously injured We'd
nesaay afternoon by being thrown
from his buggy. At the time OF the
occurrence he was driving out to
the country when his horse became
frightened ana ran away. His arm
was broken anc he WAS otherwiae
injured
Arrests For January.
There was u total u 1875 arrests N
this city during the month OF JAN
nary- Captain Ragiand, chief oi
police. ciassiiles them as follows:
Assault and battery, I; assault, IL.
drunkenness. 81; Qelony, z; fugfties
.; larceny, II; aunacy, i, INSIDE
meanor. 8; peace warrant. 6 sus-
picton, D; vagrant, j violation city
ordinances, II.
Hastings Court Docket.
Tho civil docket of the hustlngs
court has been rearranged and com.
prises the following cases:
Thursday, February 3. Jacob Bull
FAINT vs. Chas. r. Bryan.
Friday. February a. Pattie s. Pearc,
vs. Railway and Power Co.
Saturday. Feb. s. vans Marble &
Co. vs.. Chas, r.. Walsh; John Thweat
VIZ. City of Petersburg.
Monday. February eth, Va. Car
Grocery Company VS.. W. T. Mulcaha
Chas w. Mangum VS. A. c. l.. r.. r
I Ge.s sturdtvant tfftts TO. VS.. Dand
ridge Spotswood: Mary II. Morrison
~, james Atkinson,
Tuesday. February til, chas. NJ. Am
bold VIZ. A. e. l.. X. r. Co.'S
Thursday February 10th, Thos. NJ
Davis vs.. Petersburg. Newport New
Norfolk Steamboat Line.
Friday, February TIL, Il. ID. Scot
VS.. VIM. J. RahiIy
At the residence OF her mother
554 West Washington street. thi,
evening at s:45 O'Clock, Miss Heller
May Harrison win be united in mar
riage 10 Mr.. James q Stewart by tn,
1 Rev. A. r. Love, The ceremony
will be a pretty one though quiet
| owing to death some months agt
! in the groom's family. They will
make their residence in this city.
Vote Is Canyassed.
The Democratic congressional com
mittee of the Fourth district of Vir
ginia met Wednesday evening at tn
| Strauord hotel to canvass the vote
cast at the recent Democratic con
gressional primary election, held Il
| then district to nominate candidat
! for governor.
Those present were Robert Gillian
| o. Petersburg. chairman; A. X. Nor
| ris, of Surry county, and j, Taylo
| Thompson of Farmville, Va: b. C
| Syr1tc, of Petersburg, secretary
Messrs- Turnbull and Lassiter wer
! also II the meeting. The vote as can
*assed by the committee showed tina
| 6.i5e ballots had been cast at tn,
primary. with the following results
TurEbull. 1906 Cooke, $50: I.assiter
LISP: aWtkins, 1852. Mr.. Turnbulr
majority over Mr. Lassiter is 1854.
| The action OF the Democratic coun
| ty committee of Surry county II
throwing out the vote OF Claremon
| precinct on account of Republican
| nh'4Ak voted In the primary was sus
/ tanned by che committee.
| Mr.. Turnbun was accompanied I,
Petersburg by Messrs c. s. Barrow
| county treasurer: Z. Il. Lewis and 7,
/ Il lnfnnuli, Jr., Of Brunswick county
Body Found In River.
| The body OF Mr. Timothy r
Cameron was found floating In tn,
| river. opposite the plant OF the AID
| pomattox Box Shook Company
Tuesday morning The body wa.
| seen In the river Monday by some o.
the colored employees of the box SHOOT
company. bat they did not suspec
at the time that il was body.
! Mr.. Cameron. who resided with hi
| family in ii.andford. disappeared
! from his home on the night of Fri
day. Dee. II. 1909. The last seer
OF him he was going toward the river
and while his wife was satisfied from
the first that he had been drown
she had hoped that he would turr
/ up alive. Whether the nfortunat
+ man Jumped into the river or fell II
! Is not known. Up 10 some time ag,
Mr.. Cameron was an engineer on TIN
| Norfolk aud Western Railroad. IL
married Miss Cook, who survive
him with several young children.
/ fteT John H. Winn, u. ID, formel
pastor OF Westinghouse Metho
. dist church, now located In Danyille
| Va, vas In the city Tuesday In at
tendance upon the funeral of Captaii
Louis l.. Marks.
i The condition OF Mrs. winn, VIII,
has had typhoid fever at the resi-
denee of Captain John w. HAYS min
weeks, IL now much improved