The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-02
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went 10 Norfolk and the seaside yes
terday. were caught behind this
wreck, and had TO be transferred to
special train sent down from this
city in the night. They did not get
| back until about 2 o'clock this morn
ing. but all we'll and in good condi-
ton. The passenger trains out from
Norfolk and Richmond this morning
ala not reach Petersburg until this
afternoon because OF the delay an
| transferring. Two wrecking cars were
put TO work on ule wreck last even
ing. and st was expected the track
| would be in order by this evening No
one was hurt in the wreck, but the
monetary loss is heavy,
Want to Hear From the Candidates.
Petitions are being circulated and
suggesting 10 =. II. Drewry, Samuel
w. thinner ana John Y. Harris. the
three candidates FOR the State Senats
in this district, that they hold a iolnt
public meeting at the ACADEMY of Mu-
sic next Tuesday night, and present to
the voters their claims TO the Office
TO which they aspire, aud their views
on various questions now before the
range the conditions of the meeting
and bear their proportionate expens..
Thrown Md Injured.
While X. Ii. Moore was driving on
Liberty street this morning, the
wheels OF his buggy sank into the soft
.nud OF ditch that had been cut by
me tne CITY Tor a main; The ditch had
last evening had softened and washed
the dirt: Mr.. Moore was thrown out,
anu IN railing fractured his left elbow
and the left arm below the shoulder.
Oth4rkNiSa
Death In Prince George.
Mrs Helen E. Williams. twenty five
years old. wife OF r. p. Williams, died
yesterday in her home in Newvillc at
ter brief illness. She was the daugh.
ter OF Charles Williams, of Prince
George, and was the sister or Mrs J
II. Berry. who died in this city about
a week age. she 80 survived by three
sisters and three brothers, and a large
circle OF attached friends.
Personal aud Otherwise.
me committee OF reception at the
Will be: Mesdames Edwin Whitmore,
Frederick Gill. V. W. Townes. j. NJ
Lianraflan, Charles L. Cabanss. Misses
Jones. Lucy Friend and Margaret Gill.
President L. Il. johnson. OF the Nor
folk and Western Railway was in the
city Yesterday and went. on tour OF
inspection over the new belt line road.
Grand Lecturer Hubbard. OF the Royal
Arch Chapter Of Masons. visited Pc
ters burg Chapter Tonight and eXem-
pliiied the wor kof the order
While Miss Marion Ayers and her
younger brother. of near Church Road.
were driving on Cox Road on their
way TO the city. day or two ago.
their buggy was run into and broken
by passing automobile. Both were
thrown ont by the collision, but for
tunra mSy neither was much hurt.
house to-day for s6.75 per hundred
pounds. Prices are going up
The impression IS that the detcrmi-
nation OF the independents OF Din wild
die to stay out of the Democra tic pri-
mary on September will to some ex-
tent affect the vote of all three Of
the candidates for the State Senate.
but John Y. Harris the pinwiddie can
d!date. more than the other two. It
Will also to a considerable extent ar
fect the candidates for the United
states Senate.
City's Water Supply.
The recent rains; 1t is said, have
water in the citys storage reservoir,
and the supply for daily consumption
Is still drawn from the river through
the canal. The Council some time
ago made an appropriation for sur
vey for new storage reservoir. and
the Water Committee has this matter
under consideration. 1t is not likely
ina the city VIII again have threat
encd water famine on its hands.
New Committee to lie Elected
An entirely new Democratic CITY
Central Committee will be nominated
at the State primary to be held next
week--threc from each ward There
are practically no candidates Offering
! for or seeking the position, and the
people will therefore have to force the
honor on some of their fellow citizens
In the event. however. that no com
mitteemen are chosen at the primary.
the present committee will hold over
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