The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-09

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teeth. The skeleton was temporarily
reburied nearby until some investl-
cation can be made and permanent
grave provided.
The JudEcshtp.
Much interest is felt here, especially
in legal circles, to to the successor
OF Judge Walter A. Watson, of the
Petersburg judicial district This dis
trict is composed of the city OF Peters
burg and the counties OF Dinwiddle,
Chesterfield, Nottoway and Amelia.
Petersburg. 1t is reported, may have
a candidate in the person of Willis p.
smith. and Amelia may present r. c.
Southall. No other names have thus
far been mentioned.
Visiting Veterans In Parade.
r. z. Lee Camp. of Richmond, has
accepted the invitation extended by
a. p. lin Camp to participate in the
ceremonies of the unwilling of the
Massachusetts monument on Monday.
and In the parade In honor OF the
visitors on that day The invitation
was also extended to Pickett Camp, of
Richmond. and Pickett Buchanan Camp.
OF Norfolk. and replies OF acceptance
are expected from them The Ricn-
mond and Norfolk camps will be
guests OF A. P. Hill Camp while ha e
and guests also at the luncheon to be
given by Mayor Cameron. Later in
formation is that Pickett buchanan
Camp has accepted the invitation.
Dinwiddie independents.
The independent movement in Din
widdie county failed to accomplish
anything in the election Yesterday. as
all the regular Democratic nominees
Were elected by handsome majorities.
Inc independents polled about 200
votes on some OF their candidates.
Ihey may hold together as Il nucleus
Tor better and larger organization
in tho future. A number of ind.
pendents, it is said, participated in
the Democratic primary of September
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VIII Probably Recover.
W. f. Bracey. the street car conduc-
Tor who was so severely injured sew
eral days ago by the accidental dis
charge OF his gun. Is in a very favor.
able condition and resting well.
Though he lost nearly one entire sI1e
OF MS face, IT is believed he VIII ~
cover.
Official Visit.
inc Ladies' Auxiliary OF the I'M
proved Order of Red Men of this CITY
was visited last night by the great
Pocahontas of the State, accompania id
ny large number OF members of the
order from Richmond. Mrs. +. A.
owen presided. The evening was one
of pleasure and instruction. and he
visiting party returned to Richmond
at late hour.
Good Sales of Tobacco.
reached $4,000 pounds, with an active
market and fne prices: Lugs, $3.50 to
$3.50; short lead. s7.75 to 50; medium
leaf, sll; fine shipping. SIC to s14:
wrappers. SlS.50 to SIS. No tine wrap
pers were offered.
Painful Accident.
Mrs. David Calender, ST., fell at her
home on Jefferson Street evening be
fore last and, 1t is feared. sustained
fracture of one OF her thighs. Yes
terday was the flfty-seventh anniver-
sary of Mrs. Callender's marriage. She
is eighty years old.
Farewell Sermon.
The Rev. D. II. Rolston. who has
accepted call TO the First Presby
terrain Church In Charlotte. n. G.
will preach his final sermon to his
old congregation on Sunday and win
very soon leave for his new field II
labor Mr. Ralston has been pastor { 1
the Second Church here for three
and a half years. and his departure
Is sincerely regretted.
City Receipts and Expenses.
The treasurer's report shows that
the citys receipts during the month
OF October were s7.s94. The auditors
report shows that the expenditures
FOR the month We're $34,s2l.
Argument In Suit
The Hastings Court was engaged
all day In hearing the case of tho Vir.
einia Railway and Power COMPANY
against T.. G. Temple. Mr.. Temple
rented the Basin Mill from tho com
pany, which mill was burned in July
1910. and rebuilt about the first OF
this year. The contract provided tina
In case of fire the building should be
put back In as good condition as be-
fore in reasonable time The COM
pany is suing for rent since the build
ing was restored. and the defendant
is resisting on the ground that il was
not rebuilt in reasonable time and
is not In the condition 1t was before
the Are. The case Will go on to-
morrow
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