The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
south Richmond Bureau.
The Timcs-Dispatcll.
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'Phon, Madison IT'S
J. p Anderson, young white man ivlnG
at present In tho southslde and employees
hy tho firm OF Miller K Miller. was ar
rested yesterday on n warrant sworn on,
hy his wife, charming him with non support
and hEiied for his appearance In Police
Court Monday morniss.
anderson, in q statement at the time of
tncir relations his wife had left him and
gone 70 I've w!ih woman friend.
Police Court Gases.
warrant yesterday issued for j &
Llnord and L. IL. Shetticld charging them
With iish,ins in an uptown saloon Eriday
and was haiied for appearance In Police
Court. Part ?, Monday morning. The war
rant las not yet been served on Shefio.d
Eddie barnes (colored) was fined $3.50 and
costs yesterday morning In foi!cn Court,
Part , on the charge OF beating his wife.
Working on FErc Hall.
With tho four walls standing and the
roof nearing completion. there seem reason
able prospect of the southside Fire Depart
ncnt occupying is new quarters a, Tenth
Ind Ba nbridge Streets before tho end or
May. WORK oil the building has progressed
with great raridity since Christmas with
tho unusual result that il viii probably 10
ready for use sooner than was anticipated
Much interest is fei: by the soathsidert
In this ncw structure. lasting and un.
questioned benefit of consolidation and in
II The annexatonsts see proof or tic wis.
dom Of their contcntions.
Southhide enigma house is 10 he finer and
more specous that ANYTHING else Of the
kind in the city OF Richmond. few pcopi,
know that IT has been pronounced by OK.
perts to be the most modern and up-to-dat.
en- inc housc south OF Baltimore With II.
accommodations for Il double company
sleeping quarters on the eecond floor for a
score OF men. rs feed elevator. modern
shower baths and plumbing and possibly o
running track for exercise. the new station
house Will bc unc1uaied by anything in
, Dixie.
The architecture Of tho building IL com
parable with the elegant Manchester post
; Office. ard tho now engine house will prob
ably become one OF tho show places OF south
Richmond.
With the approach OF tn. completion OF
the building the heretofore vague subject
Of tho equipment, and complement Of
1,re EhtaTs na,nraily Sssnmes larger
but the final decision VIII most likely be
rendered Tuesday night at meeting Of tho
station men for the souihside engine COM
pany viii be chosen at that session we'll
! as an engine to DO used on this alde OF the
I! river.
Services To-Day
Rev J; y; Latham ali p. p. pastor Of Cen
morning at tho Central Methodist, Church..
REV W Asbury Christian, presiding elder.
viii preach tonight at o'clock, Tho pas
| tor, Rev. II. G. Pfeiffer, is indisposed and
| unable 10 fill his pulpit.
! Tho pastor VIII preach this morning 1T II
church OH the subject. Tho Good Shep-
herd AZ night his subject will be Hero
| diaS s laughter
REV: L. G.. Lancaster Will preach this
morning at II o'clock in tho Oak Grove
Church on the subject subj God = Workman.
Special music at both services
| Al the Weatherford Memorial Church. the
pastor. Rev ". e; sale. win preach this
Jesus" At night on ",rhe Pure in Heart.
| Roy Mr.. Upshur VIII preach this morning
| OF II o'clock In tho Meade Memorial Epis-
| copai Church,
wants Treas,rership
| Interest In local politics received an In
petus yeste rday by the public announcement
: of DR. j. T.. Ragiand, OF Centralla OF his
candidacy for tho office of treasurer OF
4, Chesterfield county in the coming election
1 Among the six men who have already AN
| nounced themselves candidates for the Dem
ocratic nomination arc several who havo run
| but who believe that they now have q
I! chance for success. The would he treas
the other county Offices together. and warm
| VIII he tho fight as the time for the Demo
cratic primary draws near
The six candidates are from all parts OF
tho county, and Gael, has substantial back
| ing among the voters 3
! Interest is about equally divided between
|, this fight, and the outcome OF The struggle
| between 1Iastins IIobson and Judge j. NJ
! Gregory FOR tho Office Of Commemorative
| attorncy, which promises 10 be entirely
| friendly but, never thcless. keen.
| Personal and General.
IT. A. GIN. Of East Eighth Street was
resting well at the Memorial Hospital. i
| Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Weymouth and two
been spending tho winter in Florida. arr, Wis.
itlns Mr.. und Mrs. a. J. Weymouth. at ily7
| Porter street.
| Ills parents
Tho Woman's Missionary Society Q, tho
| Banbridga Street Baptist Church viii hold
its regular monthly meeting Tuesday after
noon in tho church.
| raptain T. w. Carter, Of Oak Grove who
! was recently oprratcd on for uppnnJicitis.
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