The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-28

ence of large nssemblage OF relatives
and friends. Miss Helen Catherine
| Schneider, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
j ohm S. Schneider, was married to
zina Fleming Lyman, the Rev Father
| OFarrel officiating. The bride at
tired in travelling suit, cntcrcd with
| and was given away by her father
Miss Frances Schneider, sister OF the
bride, attended as maid of honor, and
John l. Crowder was best man. After
wedding breakfast at the home OF
| the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman left
| for the North on their bridal trip.
| The bride is n young ~ w oman Of
charming personality, and t..s bride
! groom Is popular employee In this
post Office.
Aged Woman Found Dcnd.
Sallie Jones, an elderly colored wo-
| man, was found dead on the floor OF
her room, on Perry Street, Saturday
evening. and her death had probably
/ occurred several days before she
| hvcd by herself and not having heen
| seen for several days her friends went
| to look after hcr. She had probably
been stricken with npoplexy or paraly-
| sis, and died without, beng able to
| SUNNI on assistance.
! Work Niaduct.
| Work on the viaduct to be built by
| the Roanoke Iron and Bridge Com
pany for the Walnut Hill Corporation
| of this city, has been begun. Tho
| foundations for the abutments ara
now being laid. The viaduct will crosa
the Valley OF Lieutenant Run from the
south end OF Sycam ore Street 10 the
companys fine property just outside Of
| the city. 1t Is to be Of steel and con-
| crete, $50 feet long, so or more feet
| high, 3d feet wide, and will cost IL
the neighhorhood of $4,000.
! General News in Brief.
/ The Rev. Thomas Y. O'Farrell. pas
| tor of st. Joseph's Catholic Church.
! left to-day for Florida, for the bene-
| fit OF his health. Before returning
| home he may visit Cuba.
| Miss Cemmen OF Richmond, has re-
signed the position of head nurse at
| the Brdville Tuberculosis Hospital
and Mrs Knight has succeeded her. At
| u meeting of the executive committee
F! Saturday evening, 1t was decided to
have a housekeepcr independent Of the
nurses. and rules and regulations for
| the government OF the sanatorium
| We're adopted.
Detectives Eanes and Heelan this
! afternoon arrested two negroes as sus-
picious characters, and have reason tc
| believe that they have committed rob-
| berry somewhere. TWO good watches
were found on them, as well as n mum.
| her of pawntickets for watches, pistols
! etc. They gave their names as Dock
King and NJ. Langdon the latter from
! Norfolk.
AT the parsonage of ST Joseph's
| Catholic Church to-day at II o'clock
! Joseph Mizara. +, and Miss Frances
/ Ditmar. both OF Dinwidde, were mar.
ried by. Father O'Fnrrell.
The funeral of Mrs y. NJ. Booth
widow Of p. II Booth took place at II
| o'clock this morning from Washing
ton Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Her grandsons were the pall-bearers
The Rev.AJ. p. IIarte, OF Hickory, n.
/ c., Is conducting evangelistic services
ut Grove Avenue Baptist Church this
week.
The Hastings Court will begin the
! hearings tomorrow of many com.
| plants OF property owners against
what they deem too high an assess
mont OF the property by the assessors
| Mrs. WeisiEcr Parniyzed.
( Mrs. D. a. Weisger, Well known in
! Richmond and Manchester was
| stricken with paralysis yesterday at
lnc loiIS Ol MI 'ilitl 4iiS Niiii<'i
| Bragg, on High Street. The stroke Is
| very severe, and her condition is ex
| tremely critical.
Child Killed.
| Florence. the ten-year-old daughter
| Of Mr. and Mrs Ernest l.. Ruffin.
former residents of petersburg. was
run over and instantly killed by 4
street car in Darby. suburb OF Phiia-
delphia, on Saturday.