The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
lowed. was pointed GU. to tho polio.

and was arrested
Tho man arrested proved to be Ju-
Ian B. Hozior. son OF the lighthouse
Keeper al Dutch Gap. but engaged in
the lumber business at Brandon and
other points on James River. and we'll
known In Petersburg. After his arrest
nc was taken to the police station.
wnere he was positively identified by
Mrs. Gibson as her assailant and by
DINERS VINO saw him. He was followed
to the station and thence to the jail
by large crowd OF people. He re-
FUSED to say anything except that the
police had arrested the wrong man,
ana that he wapted the best lawy ers
In town. I:e Says his home Is at
Hampton.
Hoz,er is a married man, having a.
wife and child. about whom he is
very solicitous. The occurrence hap
pening within half mile OF the city,
the case Will fall within the jurisdic-
tion OF the city courts. and will be
called In the Police Court tomorrow
morning.
On Tour of Inspection.
General Manager Maher. General
Superintendent Needles, Chief Engineer
Churchill. of the Norfolk and Western
Railway. and Mr.. Riton. superintend-
ent OF tho Eastern division of the
read. arrived in tho city to-day in
special cars on tour of inspection.
They came up from Norfolk.
The new station. tho depots and
yards and other property of the com
pany were inspected. and the grad
Ing and paving of the wide space be-
tween the station and River Street
was discussed. The inspection tour
included the new Belt Line road
around the city.
Convention OF Rural Carriers.
The rural free delivery carriers OF
the State will meet in convention in
this city on the 9Th and 9Th of Sep
TENDER next. and about $50 represen-
tatives of the organization are ex-
pected. The body will be welcomed
by Mayor Cameron, and a good deal
OF business of interest to the organi-
cation will be considered
Post-Oifice Improvement.
The Federal building has been
greatly improved in the interior by a
thorough repainting. all the walls
and rooms sharing In the improvement.
The surroundings of the building.
both on Tabb and Union Streets. have
been made very attractive. The high
iron fence on both street fronts has
been removed
Crops Looking Fine.
The recent rains have wonderfully
improved crops of all kinds in this
section. and the prospect now is for
a fine yield. The rains came in full
time to save the crops. and tho farm
ers are happy.
Heavily Fined.
Two Italians. who had been employed
as laborers on railroad construction
work in this vicinity, came into the
city yesterday and got on spree.
THEW became drunk and while in n
along Halifax Street fell against and
broke the glass OF the show window
OF II. Weiss's store, and both OF them
were so cut by the glass that they
required the services OF q doctor.
They finally fell into the hands of tho
police. who found each armed with a
pistol and a stilletto. and for being
drunk and carrying these weapons
concealed they paid Il fine of s35 each
in the Police Court this morning. The
spree was also otherwise expensive.
Drunken NeSro\ on the Track.
The motorman of, the electric car
from Richmond. due Mere shortly after
10 o'clock last nighh discovered an
object lying across they track just out
side Of the city, and On stopping to
investigate found 1t TO Nbe a drunken
negro, Nsound asleep. The motormar
had been notified to look out for a
negro VINO Aad Deen put OH the car
going to Richmond. But for this fact
and watchfulness of the motorman the
negro might have been killed or badly
injured.
PytLInn Sisters Install.
Cockade Temple of Pythian Sisters
met last night and Installed the fol-
lowin : officers: P. c.. Mrs. Bessie V.
Johnson; NJ. L. c.. Miss Lorena G.
Hardy E. s., Miss Myrtle Rogers E.
j.. Miss Georgiana Davis; Manager.
Mrs. Capitola Charles; NJ. OF II. and c.,
5Ilss Maude E. Crowder; NJ. of +. Mrs.
Evelyn ]. Norton; Protectress. Miss
Ruth Rogers. Following the installa-
ton ceremonies refreshments were
served and a pleasant social hour
passed
Broke Her Arm.
Miss Maggie Traylor, of this city,
returned from Philadelphia last eve
ming. bringing with he~ broken arm.
While on the street during storm
in the Quaker City yesterday morning
she slipped. fell and fractured her left
arm.
Missionary Campaign.
An extensive missionary campaign
in the Petersburg district on the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. has been map
ped out beginning August at Car
son. and ending August l6 at Den
dron. During the campaign all OF the
principal charges in the counties com