The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-18
south Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
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Phone Madison l75.
Very ] GRITTY. IL plans foot
coed. tt Virginia RAILWAY and Power Com
nahy finish the inmeass transmission
, ,,n. reaching from the Appomattox River
rowcrhousc ncnr Petersburg, to Richmond.
me line, which is to be nearly twenty-five
miles In length. is already in operation as
plant. rccbhtiy Completed is working sue
cessiully. The line from Beilwood to Rich
mond Mil parallel the Seaboard Air Line.
In order 10 do the work strip OF land,
varying from 30 to leo feet In width. is
necessary On this strip large steel towers.
siNty-hve feet In height and hftccn feet
square at the base. are placed SIS feet
apart. These towers are used with an idea
OF making the line permanent, and for this
enough TO convey twice the amount of cur
rent that will be needed
Petitions have been nlcd with Judge Wat
son of the Chesterfield Circuit Court. ask
Ing that commissioners be appointed to an
praise the value OF the Ins,d. which in soma
cases is hard To get from the owners.
Mr. GHry Stricken.
While on his way home from, his office.
George T.. Gary. Fire Commissioner from
Washington Ward. was stricken with apo
pleNy yesterday morning about 1880 o'clock.
Mr Gary was feeling unwci. and started
mis- sister. Mrs. Hilary IL. Du Val Iic5 Por-
ter street. he staggered into the yard aud
opened the door He had several convui-
sions and became unconscious. DR. Ingram
was summoned and rendered treatment. Ho
allowed friends to carry Mr.. Gary to his
homo nearby.
"a a, late hour last night he had no, re-
covered consciousness and is In very
To Ito Heard Friday.
80 cases VIII be heard by Judge Ernest
wells In Hastings Court. Part ., until Fri
day. when two appealed cases from Police
court PaTt 2. Will come up for consIdera-
lion The frs, case TO be called is that Of
W. A. jackson. who appeals from an order
o, Justice Maurice that he pay SIS month
towards tho suppor, OF hts family.
ne other is the case OF Thomas Fowler.
Morris. appeals from a six months GEN.
te'ee TO the road gang. The onense chars-
Quiet in Police Circles.
,Ho quiet Gays have been enjoyed by the
poiiye OF the Third District. one arrest was
made during that time C. NJ. Lauer. on
complain; OF Miller & Miller. was arrested
for being disordcriy on their premises. He
VIII appear in Police Court. Part p to-day
william Peasants. eolcrcd. was yesterday
summoned to appear in Police Court. Part
occupying a house. !i'S Bainbridgc street
winch mas been condemned by Building In
spector II. J.. Beck. and has Jailed to move
out or nave the house properly repaired,
Crowds mt Bazunr.
pesptc the rain another Rrge crowd was
in attendance a; the Patriotic SONS OF
America bazaar in Ccrsley's dall. swans
bore, last night. splendid program was
well rendered and was thoroughly enjoyed
change OF program. Among the features
offered Will be an instrumental duet by
MISSES tyson and Gill. dialect
ms. Miss Nan Crawford; duct. Kiss Ada
Butler and Mrs. Henry: reading Miss Craw-
lord: instrumental duet. Misses Tyson and
GIN; reading. Miss Ennis.
Mothers Meeting.
Al mothers with the welfare OF their
children at heart are asked. without fall.
the Shlnbr!dge and Powhatan schools which
VIII Be held in the Powhatan School to-day
at r NJ The object OF the club is TO
bring teacher and parent closer together
ana TO discuss plans whereby the pupil may
be benefited. These meetings were well
attended last yenr. and did an immense
Revival Services.
Rev. GEORGE w Mcdaniel again las, night
delivered a mastcrtul sermon to a large
conversation At the big revival being held
the entire week In the Bainbridge street
haptist Church The splendid choir form
cd for the last revival. which is known as
and Is singing Mt each service. Last night
H. l. gregory sang solo. which was well
sing
Death of MIR. winfrce.
r. 3. Winfree. one OF the best known
citizens OF Chesterfield county. died sud
denly yesterday morning at : o'clock a; his
home on the Broad Rock Road lie was
siNty.seven years old and had lived in the
started he Immediately enlisted In the
Chesterfield troop of calvary, and served
IN mat command throughout the conflict.
lie is survived by 1--WE sons-p - VIM
free, Jr., o; Florida; Robert ". Temple
Russell and waveriy Winfrce and three
daush,ers Mrs. r. L. Barker. Of Richmond
Chesterfield
The funeral Will be conducted to-day at
+. NJ from the home. and the burial will
be at the Providence Methodist church
Mr.. Wintrecs sister Mrs. HARRIET Taylor.
died at her home in Richmond Monday. Her
funeral VIII be conducted to-day NJ II A. NJ
Inc burial Will be In Hollywood.
Personal and General.
Inc condition OF Miss Blanche Bullock,