The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-14
Of South Richmond

Court, Part p yesterday morninS to answer
to the complaint, made by nelshboring prop
cry owners That n large snnokestack on
.neir FACTORY was In such a position as to
he Questionable and dangerous to surround.
Ing property.
rho cour, did not enter into the particu-
iors OF the case. hut postponed tho whole
nen.'nE until January H. Il is understood
the stack remodslcd before that time.
Making Up Docket.
Clerk Duval, OF tho Hastings Court, Par'
the docket for the coming term OF the court
which is to be opened by Judge Wells Mon
The attorneys for the various principles
In cases scheduled 10 come up this term
VIII nave to appear Monday morning in tho
clerks office TO designate the day they pre-
Ter the hearing OF their cases to he opened.
Many criminal cases Will be brought before
No Clue Found.
In spite OF diiigent efforts nothing has been
discovered by the detectives in the case
that points TO the identity OF the assa!lant
OF Mrs. L. r. womack. Tho plain clothes
men and detectives of the Richmond police
some tangible clue lief; by the negro. hut he
seems to have vanished without leaving the
slightest mark behind him.
Aside from the fact that he is thought
to be the same man who addressed Mrs.
Womaek recently as she was stonding In
front OF her husbands. place OF business tue
police are working in the dark. Tho only
description that Mrs. Womack was able to
give the police VAS ineagre at best. hut
been abandoned.
Officers Elected.
The members Of New South Council. No.
S. Jr. o. U. y. NJ. met Friday night and
elected the following offices for the coming
year:
j. P. G.. c. w. Roach: Councillor. L. L,
Ferris; vice-councilor. W. 4. sharp; Re-
Secretary. j. C. Blake: Assistant
F Fsso,Sins ss sssTS'aryj G. g. y y; bla INK. rn.
W. l.. WEIGH: Inside Sentinel. u. W. Jones;
Outside s]entinei. W. T. Laws; Warden j. l
tee for eighteen months. j. p. Jones. Repre-.
sentative TO Funeral Benefit Association q,
Reading. Pa, j. c. Blake.
The, trustees read the annual report and
showed the total value of the Lodge to be
%sS,piO'ss., There is an enrolment of 30 mem
beers. The death benefit has recently been
increased to $500.
The treasurer OF the lodge has been order
ed to pay over TO Mrs. =. 4. Grimes the $500
month.
Maple Camp Officers.
The following officers have bcen elected
By Maple Camp, Woodnen OF the World,
and VIII be installed with appropriate eAcr-
eisss on the night OF January n:
Fast Council Commander. r. Z. PcepIc;
Council Commander, c. G. Shotweil: Advise
Lieutenant, W. s. Jenks; Banker. T. C. BUR-
rows; Clerk, I. G. smoak: Escort, j. G,
gers. 6. W. Jewett. w. ". White. a. $.
The consolidation OF Forest Hill Camp
DcTS OF mat camp desire inc E CnlrEe, as
they never have n meeting.
In Oak Grove Court.
Many petit civil cases confronted Magis.
trate l. G. Cheatham in the Oak Grove
Court yesterday morning. and the following
criminal cases were heard:
r; d, Potter. accused OF attempted as
sault on II. J.. Sydner, dismissed. and the
cost OF teh proceedings placed 10 Sydner's
credit.
nssaulting II. W. Regal. Hiie paid up.
Death of Mrs. Sergeant.
Mrs Louisa searseant died at the resi-
A:l5 Semmes Avenue. Woodland Heights.
Thursday afternoon ut ; o'clock. The body
:le :unsral win be conducted in that place.
Although Mrs. Sergeant had been suffering
from attacks OF her henrt for some time
a shock. Besides one daughter. Mrs, Stock
ton. Mrs scarseant leaves two sons.
Death OF Major hrmistrad.
Major Thomas Buckncd Armistcad. sew
enty-nine years old. died Thursday night at
/, o'clock at ne residence OF his daughter.
The funeral Will take place in G,ouces,er
coun.v.
Major Armlstead leaves give children. four
fedcrate War as Il member of General j. T..
b. Stuarts Cavalry brigade. ana won a
wide reputation for his galiantry and fear
lcssness. He was born and raised in t:lou-
"ester county. Va. and lived there until
the last few years. whom he moved TO Ches-
terrified.
MAIaior .trmlstead leaves five children. four
daughters and one son-.Mrs. Louis i. Iielndl,
OF Richmond: Mrs. w. j. Tucker. OF At
lantn. Ga; Mrs. Robert b.. Rood. OF lIaver-
h'mill, Mass, and Mrs. L. c. Shields, OF Ches-
terrified county, and ~ son, Frank w. Arm
isteal. OF New York city.
The body was sent yesterday to Gloucester
county, and tho funeral viii he conducted
from the Ware church. the Rev. William
q. Lee ohicintins.
Funeral of Mr.. Totty,
The fLnerai OF Emmett L. Totty. VINO GieG
Wednesday night at the residence o.. his
daughter. Mrs. sarah l.. Ciopton. li09 Deca-
tur street, was conducted Yesterday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock from the residence Of MrL
Cionion. The Rev. BENJAMIN Dennis con-
Quoted the services. and the intcrr1eni was
made I'm MGury Cemetery.
Personal and General.
Mr., and Mrs. Y. l.. Burton ana childran.
OF 1880 cambridge street. have returned
from an extended tour through tho Northern
States.
The Rev. pnushcr,y. pastor OF the Caue:h
OF tho Good Shepherd, OF Forest Hit. Is
dsta!ncd at home by an attack OF tho grip.
There Viii be a tea and concert on Thurs
cay night AT the parsonage OF the Central
Methodist Church. The proceeds OF tho en-
toriainment are 10 So toward the church
treasury.
The body Of Colonel i. II. Lottner. who
l.nl .shtf.yn,y "a - I,. Ar.. nm -