The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-23
new STEAMERS
FOR PETERSBURG
6. :. BRIGGS, NORFOLK MAN. TO
OPERATE LINE TO SEA
COAST.
INSPECT OIL METHOD
porBTING CoUNCILMEN COME TO
RICHMOND TO SEE LOCAL
STREETs-oTHER
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PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. 2z.--Ihe
Chamber Of Commerce met tonight
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sesse aau IL Tag BUSINESS auue 10y Il
Aea iaI4e sss,4gaA4es it, he "4u "fs4atS
nUla Alats.
Ieasnue Bishop Case.
The cas- 80. .dttpT plstlVP, former
C1slI4ef Oh tts~ ga AFRGiAaattOA Ius~
Soiiipails, 3osa.tIy ittaatsed "ieA Stpart,s
isa4a A'AN ~, Mt.n !asevns oI lne oana
4ui4,.s Mas cOh,lE4su ln ne 1ius4nss
eVafl Ao~aas uAtu the January teim
ot ta@ Co4rt- 4Ae laws t5ise Was cU.!-
iinAea 20 the Sauaafy telIn - tne
court "a teA u8Ss AAD
bessie neYs.
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years. uaHsn.eT al Az. ai.d Aa!s
tsnasIes ne!s, dlea sudaenly last
nls.l at the la4aiy uome ga GtoEe
asenue. Ice Iunerai w'IIi 80 Conducted
the grave IN bsAudtorQ Ivmetrrs.
mafNet Opens S~t0I Gay.
The fe3si~aclea oid lnahhet VIII be
opened oatai0'.y Inc opeuinT was
seaeuuleu Tor 4es0ay. bat Was posi-
poned because s0Jhe ot tue furu4shlass
htu net @fflN ed
VISIT Richmond.
@. W aaIto&, W. h. spote. K. u.
Budd ana IA. a. Finn were ia Rich
naond yesterday inspecting The streets
Ia tnat eltY. IS hlch are coyer"' VITA
Oh IN praer 10 see for themselves the
advantages of this Nay OF improving
the stfeels OF Petersburg,
Councilman Mau0x. Alderman Poole
and Engineer Buud ara wen pleased
with the TRIP, and satisfied that t'e-
tersourg, VIII be the gamer by apIro-
pftdling sal4, eient money for The I'M
prov ement. 3wo thousand dollars was
aps.r opti4ted oy tho Common Council
at the september meeting, on recon
incubation of the cily engineer and the
finance committee but The PROPOSE
ton MAS held up by the aldermen. At
the board meeting there were only
eight fFeni bass present. aaa AIR, kiad
expressing desire 10 gather more In
formation before voting on the appro~
prlation, its passage was delayed, a
two thirds vote oelns required,
The Aldermen Will probably APP
fkSNF AiA5 app EilaAtb{l At tiiS t'tIGAi~
Der meeting,
Mrs. Annie seabury.
Mrs, Annie T.. SeaDury. widow OF
Il. Nj. Seanury, aied this morning
about O'Clock. at the residence OF her
son, Mir. Thos. Saabury, on the Rich
frond turnpike, In Chesterfield county.
Mrs Seahury was III the seventeen
year of her age, and had been in fee
bic health for some time. Friends
washing 10 attened her funeral can
take Richmond and Petersburg cleo
trio car, at 2:35 l.. NJ, and get off at
stop No. So. I he funeral win be con-
Quoted from the home at 8 O'Clock
Tomorrow afternoon.
Selling Agencies.
a clever scheme for obtaining
money under false pretences. which
It is charged G. Il, Hannah. claiming
Boston as his home. has been practlc-
ing here. was uneafthed by the POI
lice yesterday.
In Police Court this morning Han
nan was arraigned on the charge OF
larceny and his case continued until
Friday morning.
Hannah is said to have represented
himself as an agent of the interna.
ncnai Automobile Association OF i3os-
ton. His plan was to interest an
automobile dealer in the association
secure a check for Sl2 from the dealer
Tor membership and for a fee for the
privilege Of being sole agent In the
city Securing the check he would
approach another dealer and offer
him the sole agency. George b. Car
ter was his only victim here. but the
game was attempted on the Virginia
Motor Car Company and William Il.
Atkinson and Brother.
hannah Is said to have represented
that the association contained a large
number Of members who were pro-
fided With cards emitting them to re-
pairs at tho association agencies at
reduced prices. An agency would he
established In every city. he said. and
mem bers Of the association tn that CITY
or members passing through would
call upon the agency for all supplies
ana repairs needed. giving the az .
citation agency all their business A
tuition fee of twelve dollars per an
mum was demanded. Mr.. Carter gave
up his twelve on the condition that he
was TO be sole agent. The man is
then said to have approached two
ether automobile shops In search Of
others who would give up equal
amounts to be sole" agents
Petersburg Aerie.
At its regular meeting last night
Petersburg Aerie of Eagles nominat-
ed the following, who will be voted
upon for offices in the aerie for the
coming year. when the next regular
meeting is held Past worthy presi-
dent, w. Fl. Raftery: worthy presi-
dent. Joel T. Brown: worthy vice.
presidents J NJ. Saunders and w.
ID. Worthington; worthy chaplain. J.
A. Dcmenchiio: inside guard F. v.
Lilly; outside guard, w. L. Wheel
house: trustees wv. Wells, C. l..
Seyler. r. r. Tench: secretary, c. c..
Pieasants: treasurer. George r. New
som.
Organ Recital
Great interest Is being taken BY
music lovers in the organ recital to
- given tomorrow evening at the
First Baptist church, under the aus
pieces of the Ladies' AID Society, for
the benefit OF the carpet fund. A
program that promises pleasure has
been arranged. Among those who
will take part in the evenings enter
tainment are: Misses Mason. Plum
mer HarRrave Baxter and Titus.