The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15
South Richmond Bureau.
The T1mes-Dispatch,
1010 Hull Street.


Phone Madison lI6
Two robbeHes, close together in time, were
last night reported to the Third Police Sta
ton. The purse OF Mrs. Agnes Ferguson.
100 McDonough street, while she wac walk
Ing on Eleventh Street near Hull about 1850
p NJ, was snatched by a negro man. who
she described as being about five feet ten
inches IN height thirtyhve to forty years
OF age. dressed III u black overall jacket,
purse only contained u half dollar in money.
two strips OF car tickets and a few papers.
w f. Rowiett, sis West Twelfth Street.
reported at p. NJ. that a blue serge coat
worth IS; a blue stripped coat and waistcoat.
valued at SO; several Southern Railway
passes. and other papers. had been stolen
Arrests Yesterday.
Yesterday was another quiet day with tho
police, Two arrests We're made-John Fag-
CERT for being drunk and unable to care
for himself; Leslie Graham. colored. charE-
ed with beating Rachael Walker.
ns P en wa ans nisbsn wss
was charged wiki violating city ordi-
nance.
southside Has Candidate
The representatives who will leave for
A!eTandrin 10 attend the State Council,
will make Il determined effort to have A.
l. Sampson a member OF Rocky Ridge
Council No. &C. elected To the office OF state
rice-councilor. Mr.. Sampson is an efficient
organizations.
The following delegation Will leave from
the southsde: New South Council, No. s.
w. IL. Morris and Charles Roach: Liberty
Council, No. l3. j. II. Murray and H. g.
s ssjp. soc PSvi s,S Goun enr No e.
L. Wilson and a. l.. Sampson.
will Hold Baxaar.
For week beginning tomorrow night.
OF a bazaar by Washington Camp No 8,
z. Q. OF 5. A. and OF Camp No 3. p. O. of
F. Varied attractions Will be presented for
each night. The most important .eature
for Tomorrow night will be the comedy
drama. Mrs. Br!sgs OF the Poultry Yard"
While the caste is wholly amateur. lot
made all letter-perfect and smooth per-
formance is 10 be expected. The play Will
be repeated on Friday night and Saturday
afternoon.
Mnsieal selections, both instrumental and
vocal; mono!og7ies and other amusements
will be offered
Court Term to Begin.
The October term of Hastings Court Part
2. will begin Tomorrow. with Judge Ernest
grand jury will NOT be necessary at this
term. There is one criminal case, that OF
Austin. negro charged with throwing
carbo!ic acid in the face OF his wife This
case was continued from the last term be-
cause OF the inability OF the Commonwealth
to lind an importaSt witness;
among them being that w. l.. Stagg, as
signee. against the South-Atlanti Life In
surance COMPANY. This was heard a, the
last term. out the jury could not reach a
decision after four hours elaboration.
Suit on Notes.
Declarations were filed yesterday in the
Hastings Court, Part .. in a common law
suit Instituted by A. ]. Chewing. adminis-
traitor OF the estate OF S. P. Clay, aKainst
the executors OF the estate of James G.
Smith. The suit is instituted to recover an
alleged debt evidenced by two notes Tha
sum OF $1,000 Is claimed. The case viii be-
given hearing at the mex, term OF tho
court
Sestrsmen Elected
At meeting OF the congregation OF tho
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church two adj
ditional vestrymen were elected and one
other chosen TO MI the place OF Mr. Wey-
mouth. resigned. Tho new officials ara
Robert Walden, Wills c. Pulliam and Har-
Ney Moore.
Detail Mounted Officer.
AT the las: meeting OF the Board OF Fire
mounted officer permanently on tho South
for this work
To-Day's Services.
Rev. James w. Durham will conduct both
services in the cambridge Street Church
to-day. Tho quartet at the morning SER
Vice will sing Nazareth" anu Sing Halle
iuJah Forth" During the evening tho
quartet VIII render two selections, and
there will also be violin solo. The spc-
clal revival services Will begin Tomorrow
night under tho direction OF Rev. George
w. Mcdaniel. OF Richmond.
THE Life OF a Young Man Will he tho
subject on which Rev f. NJ Long. of thu
.cowardin Avenue Christian church. will