The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-04

early last night By John Williams at
the railroad camp at Poe. on the Nor
folk and Western Railway. few miles
cast OF this city. The two men are
and were employed as laborers in tn.
construction OF the belt line around
the city, and they occupied the same
apartment It Is said that they go,
LETT the shack, but subsequently re.
turned and thrusting his pistol8through
the window, shot at Haynes three
times. One OF the balls struck q Vital
few minutes. Williams escaped and
has not been captured.
Premiums to he Paid.
The affairs Of the recent Southslde
a EEapidly s as possible. Within day az
or two checks will be mailed to tAll
parties who won =, premiums and 70. az
a handsome balance Will remain In the
treasury. s y
Next year the fair wiz be on a
larger scale and will be held on The
mon Council Will lend its assistance,
and IL feasible will surrender part OF
West End Park as a site for the fair.
The New Steamboat Line.
The committee appointed by the re-
cent business mems meeting will wait
on the merchants and manufacturers
OF the city tomorrow to solicit sub.
new Steamboat line to succeedsthe,
Phillips Line. now in the hands Of re-
sceivers. The line Is to run between
Petersburg, Richmond and orfolk.
and all intervening points.
The Importance Of maintaining the
city are fully appreciated by the bus
mess men Of the community, and
liberal subscriptions in support Of the
new scheme are expected
On application OF the sreceivers Of the
Phillips Line. the sale Of the steamer
g000,5 was confirmed this afternoon, by
decision Of udge Mullen. of the II ust2
5ings Court. The Pokano kct5 was the
steamer OF the Phillips Line
burg and Norfolk. and was sold to u
Norfolk party. IA
Interest In Amendments.
While lne congressional election In
this district on the 8th Of November
promises to be very quiet, owing to
4 the fact that Robert Turnbull the 4
Democratic nominee, will have no ops
position, the people are HanlfestlnEE
considerable interest In the proposed
constitutional amendments to devoted
son. Sentiment here seems to be d n
5vided as to the wisdom OF the amend-
!ments and there will be some scratch
ing at the polls. 81.
Riverside Hunt to Open.
The Riverside Hunt Club vii start
the season on Saturday afternoon with
a n meet at the Kennels In Dinwiddie
county. The club has added some new
hounds to the mack. has repaired all
the4jumps and expects to furnish some
good sport. Harry Seward Is master
of the fox hounds. The club expects
the famous Brunswick sCluband hounds
shortly, for a week or two Of live
hunting. 5 M r. u
@} 85s. Negro Thieves III Limbo.
William Thomas, the West Virginia
negro. who made things so lively in
the thieving line here for q while, and.
who was convicted and sentenced yes
3terday on three separate chargos Of
larceny, was sentenced on a fourth
charge to-day, He has now $50 days
to-. serve in Jail, with more theft
charges to his account. ygfg fssS a
;4s illiam Henry Blow, negro, WI no ha S
recently robbed many residences and
enjoyed midnight meals In them was q
to-day sent to- the Hustinss Court "a
lie tried for burglary, 5E,
Personal and OthsrWixe.
AT the residence of the rs !, q
week, Miss FLORENCE Hazel Frlsbte.
was married to- y. Ashton BASS, of
sNorfolk, N y N III
Petersburg is trying the experiment
Snf oil ms ONE II q tts unpaYed street
III; The " suit 81 Lucinda Cole. colorea.
against the city 81 Petersburg claim