The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-27
\. r. HILL VETERANS WILL. ne
CEryE oNr FROM MAssACHU-
SETS DELEGATION.
OF PETERSBURG
MIGRATE CHARGED WITH ROBBING
HIS BENErACTOR, OFFICER
OFF SALVATION ARMY.
LOCAL NOTES.
Eirginian Bureau.

! meeting OF A p. Ht.i Camp. Confed-
crate Veterans. will be held in the
camp hall Thursday night, December
rs. at eight O'Clock. on this occa-
eion a beautiful clock will be pre-
scented to A. p. Hill Camp by Colonel
Robert f. Green. aide de camp TO his
! exceliency. Governor Foss, OF Massa-
! chusetts, on behalf OF the Massachu-
sets delegation which attended the
| unveiiing of the Crater monument,
| November Is last. A banquet will fol-
low the ceremonies.
Robbed His Bsnsfactor.
Myron T. Ierdue, was arrested to-
day charged with robbing the Saliva
ton Army and also with stealing a
/ number Of articles belonging to Adju
tant Woods. He will be given hear
ing In the Police Court in the morn
ing Perdue came to this city with
/ his family several weeks ago desti-
tute, and Ad1utant Woods befriended
| him. 1t 10 charged that Perdue has
| since that time systematically robbed
the army OF donations, and Adjutant
! Woods OF his personal effects,
Matoaoa Bridge Opening.
The Motoaca bridge will be opened
to the public January Is. and the
! Corporation Commission next week
Will be asked to fix the amount OF toll
which shall be charged. 1t will be a
great convenience to both the people
4 OF Chesterfield and Dinwiddie coun-
ties and also of this city.
Takes Hint From CrutchfieId.
The Police Court docket this morn
! ing was the heaviest in many days,
and Justice Plummer dispensed JUS
tise after the Crutchfield method Tho
heaviest sentence was drawn by Simon
walker. colored. an hahituaf pfstos
loter, who threatened to shoot up the
home of Mamie Hill on Low street,
and who also threatened Office will
liams, who arrested him. He was
lined 800. and given six months in
jail for carrying concealed weapons;
was given sixty days In Jail for at
tempting TO assault Mamie Hill, and
ninety days for threa tening Officer
"liliams. RE win get out In the
good old summer time.
Daughters Of Liberty Elect
virginia Dare Council No. 5. Daugh-
ters OF Liberty. elected officers last
| night.
Pythians Hold Meeting.
. Eureka Lodge No "a. knights of
fythias. met last night in their cas-
tie hall and elected officers
Died While on Visit,
Mrs Maude l.. Evans died yester
uay "hlle on visit to her daughter
IN hJehmeha. She had been in bad
go ttiGir ttiAi1 "A wear. she In
. survived by her husband. Thups.
e swans, former member OF the police
I department and one son. The funeye,
. VIA ne held from St Joseph's Cath
oic church tomorrow afternoon AT 4
o'clock OK
Death Of Samuel hamlin.
p H@nuei Hamlin. OF Blandford. died
D ht 20 nisnt. aged IL. He Ia survived by
4 MS mother. two brothers. and thre.
sisters. The funeral will be held In.
8 MORROW afternoon ~ 4:30 e'clock
Y rom ms late residence, and the buria,
= VII De in Biandford Cemetery
= Automobile Hits Negro,
4 aes eiitofd. negro youth. was
1 s,ucs Yesterday afternoon by an au-
. La, hrieen by Jesse Newcon,b.
ms coiiarbone was broken and No w. 9
taken to the Petersburg Hoan,,a, o..
treatment iof
His Hand Blown on.
James walker. coIored, had his
right hand blown off by a canran
cracker yesterday In South avenue
D atiu is In serious condition at ths
I rotersourg Hospital All of tho other
e persons who were hurt NV nreu-nrks
g yesterday are improving
t Petersburg Wedding.
Miss Helen Harvey and Thov,..
/ ~ clark. popular young coupI. OF
thls city, we're married In Richmond
today. They will reside at l25 IJirh
4 street after January Is
. Al the home of the brides parents
on West Washington street this
morning al O'Clock Miss Myrtle
I Harwood Rogers was married to ster-
Q iing E. Davis. a young business man
or this city. They left on a North
ern honeymoon. and viii reside In
! this city. -
At the residence of ]. G. Rowell
on shepherd street. this afternoon at
O'Clock. Miss Pearl India Brittle.
sister OF Mira Rowell. was married
to Addicua 8. Brittle. Of Southamp
ton county. Rev. ]. X. JoIlir per-
formed the ceremony in the press
ence of few intimate friends.
John 4. Evans. son OF City Ser
geant John Il. Evans. and Miss
] bianch Cameron popular young
lazy or this city. went to Washington
( today and were married
Miss Mary Alice James, daughter
: OF Mr. and Mrs George w James,
OF South street. was married to Ran
som Holland. OF this city. The con-
pie left on an extended Southern
honeymoon.
, Brief Society Notes.
William Fl. Evans, travelling
salesman of Indianapolis. Ind, Is In
the city on business.
Richard T. Wilson. a member Of
the Petersburg bar. LEFT today for
Norfolk TO visit his sisters, Mrs
George G. Martin and Mrs. r. s,
Foster. He Will return Thursday.
Meade Stockden. Of Richmond. is
visiting relatives in Franklin street.
Lieutenant John Townes, l.. s. A.
OF Fortress Monroe. Va. Is visiting
relatives in this city
Mrs Harry Il. Shore. Of Norfolk, Is
visiting relatives on Adams street
, John Fl. Cham berlayne, OF Rich
mond. formerly of this city, was a
visitor In the city today. He return
ed to Richmond tonight.
, Miss Ida Carter Of Norfolk is
visiting friends in the city
Julien Gum. of Henrico county.
was visitor in the city today
, Hon. Thomas F.. Clarke, of Din
widdie county, was in the city today
, greeting his many friends.
William II. White, Jr.. OF the Nor
folk bar, was In the city a few hours
today on legal business. and returned
home on the afternoon train.
Charles Bryan Is critically i'll at the
; home OF his parents on Harding
street
L. n. Burgess and family, Of Nor
folk. are visiting relatives on Harri-
son street.
Misses Lucille Davis and Della
: Epps left today 10 Visit relatives In