The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-28

by the gang. fine and quick work by
the Petersburg police, and prompt ar-
ton by the court.
Sunday Deaths.
Mrs. Lucy i. Mills, aged cighty-two
years, died Sunday morning al her
home on Miller Street, Blandford, at
1880 o'clock. She is survived by Que
daughter Mrs. Charles L. Ncwcomb, OF
this city. The funeral took place this
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Elsie Forsythc. wife OF
Charles Forsythe, died last night In
her home Oh West Street, after Il brief
illness, She was the daughter OF
Oscar Dyson, was about thirty years
old, and besides her husband is sur
Ylvcd BY five children and many rela-
tives and friends.
George Washington Clary, aged
nfty-seven years, died this afternoon
at his residence on Mckenzie Street,
after several months OF Ill health. He
was former rcsidcn, of Sussex coun
", and is survived by his wife, two
sons and three daughtcrs-Mrs. Ed
ward ]. Nunnally, Sidney A. Clary and
Miss Pearl Clary, OF this city; +. L.
Clary, OF Wakefield, and Mrs Otis
Shell, of Richmond.
Mrs. Womble, aged about sixty
years, died on Saturday at her home,
near MELVILLE, Prince George county,
and her funeral took place yesterday
afternoon. She is survived by her
husband. son and two daughters.
PcrsonnI and Otherwisc.
The marriage tomorrow evening at
$3.50 o'clock, i'll Grace Episcopal
Church, of Miss Mary Sumers Booth,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w
Booth, to Norman Atwater Cooke. OF
Charlotte y. c., will be an event Of
wide social interest.
Richard y. Harrison. n prominent
citizen, for years engaged in the in
surance business, was taken suddenly
Ill Saturday afternoon, and his condi-
ton is regarded as serious
The Rev. J. II. Bosnian, the retiring
pastor Of Market Street NJ. L. Church,
will leave on Wednesday or Thursday
for his new charge, Monumental
Church, In Portsmouth
The Rev. Father Hare. OF RiclImond.
OBLIGATED yesterday at ST. Joseph's
Catholic Church in place of Father
o'Farrell, who was absent from the
city.
Offenders who are unfortunate
enough to be caught carrying pistols,
are pretty stcrnly dealt with in the
Police Court here. Isaac Davis, col
ored. was lined $50 this morning for
'toting" one.
The police justice had an unusually
large docket, caused by too much
drinking and disorderly conduct
among negroes on Saturday night. The
police were kept busy answering com
plants OF disorder.
Supposed Jnfanticidc.
The body OF colored female child
newly born, was found last evening in
ditch near the extreme southern end
of Farmer Street, where il had APP
parently been thrown several days
ago. The indications we're that the
child had been Intentionally made
away with, but no clue as TO parcntagc
has been obtained.
improvements Contaminated,
The improvements contemplated by
the proposed new bond issue of $780,
001 are largely Tor streets, sewers aud
water mains. About $4,000 IS design
Cd for Il concrete bridge over the APP
pomattoX to take the place of tho
present wooden structure known as
the Bishop Bridge, built by the govern
inent, and in need of constant repairs.
About Sl500o is designed for a new
and better almshouse, $4,000 for
*choo! buildings; si2,S0O for sewers
and water mains. The bonds will
bear / IL yer cent. interest, and 1t
is expected will command good
| price.