The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-30

Foung man who was gored b. bull
on EHsrsie farm yesterday afternoon
and Who VAS brought 10 the Peters.
burg Hospital last night for treat
meut seems improved tnis evening.
He Is being attended by Dr HennIa.
~aa this afternoon stated he believes
the young man wtll rscover Ills
chest was badly torn and hts lungs
pierced oy the horns or the animal.
II Is probable that inc Council wlll
light against being compelled to ahaie
the alleged nuisance az the corner Of
Market and Washington streets. OF
which several complaints have been
made By residents Of the section. The
complaint ls OF sypnon at the cor
Ber from which arises bad odor.
The matter vas frat taken to thes
City Board Of Health. bat no relief
has been given. 1t was taken before
the grand jury at the present term
gf the Hastings Court. and the Jury
reported 90 the court recommending
the city be given a chance 10 abate
tina nuisance before action is taken by
the court against the city. City En-
glnser Budd declares tse syphon has
been at the corner for thirty years.
thar no complaints ever came be-
cause of IL before; that 10 remove il
VIII cause a great oulraY OF tins and
money and that there are such
syphons under many or the street in
tersections In the city or Richmond.
What action the t'fty Council will
take Is not known, but IL the words
~ the city engineer may be taken to
have meaning IL In believed the
CITY WITH wait for the court TO arr
and viii then fight Other similar
nuisances are declared 10 exist in
several parts of the city.
Fresh Air Camp Success
chief Of Police Kiger. OF Norfolk,
came to Petersburg to-day to take
back 10 Norfolk Moses Johnson. the
negro arrested here this weex, Tor the
Norfolk authorities on charge OF hav-
ing run over and caused the death
Of white woman last April Chief
ktzer returned to Norfolk with the
negro this afternoon
Captain Woods, or the Salvation
Army, to-day reported the fresh AIR
camp maintained by the local army
IN Chesterfield county THIS summer
70 have been a very saccessful insti-
tuition. The total receipts for the
fresh air work was $428.97 and ex-
penditares 1885 =, leaving the bal
anee on hand Of s42.Ts Captain
Woods declares he believes that the
camp TO he had next summer will be
an even greater success, the work this
year having been largely experiment
tai
marriage of interest here was
that yesterday noon, AZ Lancaster, Pa.
Of Miss Katherine Miller. Of that city.
and J. Henry Bosnian, treasurer of
the Bosman-Lohman Lumber Com
pany, OF Norfolk. at which Rev T.
i, Bosnian, pastor Of the Market
Street NJ. +. church. OF this city, Of
hciated After a bridal tour of the
North Mr.. and Mrs. Bosnian VIII 20
to Norfolk TO live
Dr. X. II. Pitt editor of the re
ligious Herald, will preach for Rev.
p. II. Rolston at the Second Presby-
terrain church Sunday.
Elect Officers.
At the stated meeting OF Petersburg
Royal Arch Chapter, No. :. held last
night, officers for the ensuing term
were elected as follows
High Priest--Alex. W. Bryant.
king-W alter r.. Baugh
Serihe---Harry y. James.
Treasurer-~Chas. r. Borst,
Secretary-H. " Parham.
Captain OF Host---Virgil st. Cloud.
Principal otourner--Wallace n
Blanks
Royal Arch Captain-Emmett II.
Hoy.
Master Of Third veil--Ira a. Dav.
enport,
Master of Second Veil-Chas. B.
Smith.
Master Of Fret Veii-R c. Mccain.
Chaplain--Chas, II. kruse
Steward C. i. Williamson.
organist-R w, Best.