The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-22

tHat ne did not sign the petition. He
had not thought of the matter. and
had no interest in it one way or the
olheT' re Is oppo- ed. on principle, to
sFan'ing liquor licenses, and the grant
ing or refusing one on the Fair
Grounds would not affect the fair.
1t is understood that Judge Mullen
VIII receive further protests against
granting license for the sale of
liquor on the Fair Grounds The Rev.
W. II. Anvil D. D.. of High Street
ehuFch, has already entered vigor-
Gus protest, and ne will be followed
by other ministers
DIR. RoIston and Charlotte
The session of the Second presnv-
terrain Church in this city has granted
us pastor, the Rev. d., II. Rolston, the
privilege OF visiting Charlotte, n. C.
y cali to the pastoral charge OF the
fiF=t Presbyterian Church in Char
iotte' extended by unanimous vote of
the conGrega ton, was recently placed
IN Mr.. Rolston's hands. He will 20
10 Charlotte this week, will look over
me Held. and will preach in the First
Nhureh there On Sunday. He will make
no accession as to the call until after
ms ,isl,' The Charlotte church is
~ iaFSeSt In the State, and
-. nois'oh congEesation here are
very aPprehensive as to his decision
Personal and Otherwise.
BENJAMIN n. Daniel. sixtean ,os
oid' died last evening at the home of
MS sister Mrs. w. W. Andrews a,
h'hton street, after an Illness Of ton
days. Vi ten
All bitches having been removed
ana All the needed money secured tho
petersburg Benevolent Mechanic ,sso
cation will now proceed to the erec-
,toh of It's proposed new seven-storv
business and Office building at Svc..
more and West Tabb Streets
MISS flossie May Butler died in her
" ~ 'ne west End yesterday after.
noon She was in her eighteenth yeor
and leaves a large circle of attaohas
friends. a''eo
a number OF Petersburg Pythians
went over TO Richmond tonight r.
attend the great Pythian meeting hold
there ''e'o
coiored Woman Killed.
Lotue May johnson twen,
years old, an inmate of the Central
state Hospital, escaped from that in.
stltutlon last evening about e.2n
O'clock. AS soon as her absence was
discovered six attendants were sent
out in different directions to anne
hend her, and the search was kent
up all night. This morning her dana
BODY with the skull fractured was
round on the Seaboard Air Line Rail
way. about two and Il half miles fror,
me hospital coroner's inuuest was
held' and the verdict of the Jury Was
mat death resulted from a frsctura
OF the skull. caused by being struck
some time during the night bv rail-
way train She was sent to the hos
pital from Westmoreland county in
1910. She was given proper burial
in the hospital cemetery.
Missing hoy Found.
Joseph Wurdock, Jr.. the seven.
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs Josenh
"urdock. of Chesterfield. who attend,
school In this city. left for his home
atter school yesterday afternoon TO re.
turn via the electric line. Instead Of
riding on the car, he asked for a ride
In the buggy of a citizen who was
going out to the county. The latte,
did not know where the boy lived
and the boy. becoming confused in
his bearings did not reach aome last
night. His father made search for
nm. and found him all right this
morning.
To Advertise Petersburg.
a book illustrative and descriptive
OF Petersburg, and 10 be gotten up in
frst-class style. is to be issued by the
FRANKLIN Press Company of this city.
The project has been heartily en-
dorsed, and will be encouraged by the
hoard of governors of the Chamber
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