The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-04
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FOR sln|T0R|UM'
ANTI TUBURCULOsIs LEAGUE
WILL REMODEL REsIDENCE.
BE READY DECEMBER I.
HOME OF CONGRESSMAN
MASSACHUSETTS, VETS TO ERECT
MONUMENT NEAR CRATER.
OTHER NEWS.
HOME OF CONGRESSMAN

Especial to The Richmond Virgininu)
PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. 4.-The
! board o. directors OF the Anti-Tuoer-
eulosic League Ut Petersburg met
/ Thursday and decided to have the
residence At Birdville repaired and
! adequately fitted up for the tuDer-
culosis sanatorium for the city, This
handsome sanatorium will be ready
! for occupancy by December J. A
trained nurse and servants Will be
| supplied the institution
The site for the sanatorium II
beautiful one, being the country resi-
dence OF the late Hon. Francis X. Las
sitter. in Dinwiddie county. a short
distance from Petersburg.
Mayor Cameron Is in receipt OF q
| letter from Mr.. Charles II. Porter, Of
| Boston, chairman OF the MaEsachu-
/ setts monument com mission. which II
! to erect 4 monument to the soldiery
| Of that State who fell In Petersburg,
I stating that the proposed monument
/ will be dedicated In the fall OF 1911.
/ owing to the fact that the state leg
islature will be In session in the
spring and would keep the governor
from attending.
j This new monument will be excsed-
= tu8IS HduOBOH0 AHN - OHoiEIh0tA-
/ cal of peace rather than symbolixtng
| the conflict between the North and
| Eouth, The monument Will be erect
/ ed near the Crater.
! Relative to the placing of light
! on the red buoy at Buzzard'a Island.
/ Senator Swanson has sent Mayor Cam
eron a communication from Mr.. A,
I Conover, Of the lighthouse board,
stating the matter had been referred
| 10 the ffth lighthouse district at
Baltimore. Doubtless the light will
be installed. ~ II is very necessary
to be placed 1t this point for safer
navigation on the river.
committee Of prominent mer-
chants are soliciting to-day for the
maintenance OF the steam boat line
| which plies between Petersburg and
Richmond and Petersburg and Nor
! folk.
The Phillips line il no~ In the
hands Of receivers and in order to
retain this service prompt measures
| are necessary to be taken and funds
rAteed to put the company on q safe
| basis.
! These lines have been run success
| fully, especially 4 paying proposition
! has been the line between this city
and Richmond. Freight coming from
| Richmond By this route has been
! cheaper and the service more prompt
than by rail.
Still Missing.
| Mr. Walter Pond, who has been
| missing from Ettrick for more than
q week. has not yet been located.
1 II was rumored that he had been
| seen In Bristol and was going thence
TO some point in Illinois. Mr.. Pond
Will doubtless be located soon as he
has a wife and chtidren In Ettrick,
with whom he win probably COM
municate n to hts whereabouts.
Mr.. Pond was formerly = police
ofncer Of the town and IL well known
In Petersburg as well as In Ettricx.
i In the hustings court Thursday the
suit Of Lucinda Coles against the city
OF Petersburg was tried for si.00e
damages for injuries received by hay
ing her foot caught In hole at the
bridge over Lieutenant Run on Boil
iingbrook street
| The jury gave q verdict In favor
of the city. The city was represented
by Mr.. George Mason, Its regular at
torney, and Mr.. Bernard Mann repre-
scented the plaintiff,
Justice Plummer Thursday gave
| william Thomas, coiored. three
months in JAIL for the larceny Of an
overcoat. \ pair IL gloves and a purse
from Mr.. Kiimartin.
!, On Wednesday. the negro on three
separate charges was given three
months in jail for each crime. The
additional sentence will make his jail
term one year.
/ "wednesday night, Poe small
stop on the Norfolk and Western rail-
way. few miles below Petersburg,
\ negro named Charles Haynes was
shot and killed by another negro, John
Williams. They were disputing over .
key. Haynes was shot three times. one
Of the balls striking near the heart.
Both negroes are from North Caro-
lima. williams made his escape. They
had been working on the Norfolk and
Western Belt line around Petersburg.
The usual Saturday afternoon re-
| ceptton and hop viii be held Satur-
IT Riverside Club. Those asked to
serve are: Mesdames w A. Bragg,
William Budd. n. G. jackson. n. W.
Duane, J. r. Jolly, r. r. Heath:
| Misses Hester l.. Riddle. Mary r.
Meade. Nellie Green. Della Cameron,
Roberta Hamilton. sarah Hamilton
At the fourth quarterly conference
Of Market -Stsret Methodist church
thu following stewards have been
elected for the year: J. r. Williams.
w. n. Lewis, G, n .Brister. Walter
Eparhiin, j. e. Young, r. Il. Stroud.
G. b. Nunnaiiy A. L. Lewis. W. r.
Turner. Forrest W. Tucker, II. ".
Wright, q. G. Wright. w r Parham.
J. w. 8coggin. w. a. Malone, e. +.
Guthrie. J. K. Manson. Jr.. w. r.
Smithey
Recording Steward Walter spark.
lin. District Steward Forrest W.
Tucker. Alternate walter Sparkiin.
ThursdAy evening Ut $50 o'clock at
the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Nrs L. h. Hargrove, on Shepherd
street, was the scene Of \ beautiful
marriage ceremony. when Miss Helen
virginia Hargraye became the wife
Of Mr., Harry Ernest Charles Schuixe,
iof Richmond Rev. J. x. JOHN per-
formed the ceremony.
+. The parlors were Beautifully deco
rated with flowers. the wedding arch
being susmopnted by two white dovss.
The bride was gowned In white mes
saline silk. with crystal and pearl or
namAntx, and vas attended by her
sister. Miss Fannie Il. Hargrave, ~
her maid at honor.
4 The couple entered to the strains
OF I4ohengrin's wedding march. and
we're made man and wife The music
4 was furnished by Lyman's string or
I rhestra The couple left on = bridal
i tPtD ON the 1910 p,el0ck train for