The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-17

OF the Central Methodist church. Tho en-
.ertalnmcnt is In the hands of tho Sunday
esrt Ellington. while the musical program
is being arranged by Miss Matte Ellington.
silver Offering VII! be taken w al tho door.
ana the entire proceeds OF this Offering are
Many Heard tile Bishop.
n congregation that taxed the capacity o,
the building on hand Sunday morning
in the Meade Memorial Church TO hear the
sermon delivered there hy Bishop a. NJ
ern Vit;inla.
rowhatnu Honor Roll.
Below is the honor roll of the Powhatan
school for the month OF December:
Seventh B-Laura Anderson. Lizzie Bailey.
I louise Johnson. Louise Williams
Seventh A-Nora puNal. Virginia Pull,am
Marie Rudd.
Reamls, Mildred snollings
sINtm A-herman Booth Rosa Adams.
Gornsa Bass. May bradley. Marion carroll,
Jessie Dnv2i Estelie Lester. Esther Nor
Tlsscttc, Edith Palmer.
Fltth b D-Page Kelly, Edna Lawson
Ethel Southnl.
Fin = l.,-Helen Greenwood. Margaret
bailey, Gladys johnson, Ruth RosSon
TIfth \ tD-Marion Lawrence
Fifth \ tel-Androw WEIGH, Matte cole.
EHihe1 Tnd 6ins" ,t5 Lfna f1pa5rGs Flofsnee
SGa nris' lda Wilkinson Grace Scainstsr.
Florence Crooks Virgin.a Green, Marion
Long. Dcuiah Robertson Virginia Sharp,
Hugh ,Cofer, Bcriey sanons, Eddie sayory.
Hastings Court Opens
The regular January session OF tho ifust-
Ing. with Judge Wells presiding. Wniie tho
grand jury was Summoned 10 the court
mouse EeStaday morning nothing In the way
OF hcar!ns was given. The day was maif
" occupied in The setting OF eases that are
prepared an unusually heavy docket OF civil
and criminal cases. several cases have been
through some In tho mrs; hearing,
notable among which IS the case OF Cirubbs
against the Southern Railway for heavy
damages t;rmbbs secured damages In the
lower court. hut retrial was granted the
company on some technical ground.
There are number OF civil cases 10 BIO
heard. none. however OF notable interest. II
was thought for time ,liat the Lumpkin
Assistant City Attorney Anderson, who has
the case IN charge. has made no open step
The only damage suit OF any pronortions
is that OF Natie Mostly against tho Vir.
gina Railway and Power Company for
5000 damages to- Injuries received. Min
ME iiill' hurt ut the samo time AT the lost
term received $500 damages after suing for
200
Few Criminal Gases.
ne on,y SHnlnni cases OF any consa-
those OF Ed,ve I'd Threat coiored. who must
answer for tho vicious attack ha made on
a negro woman oman Tecem,iy. md Leslie CARRIER,
saddle from a mule hitched by the side OF
tho public highway.
! The case OF tho Commonwealth against
Caudie. on a felony charge. that has created
suc! interest in the Southsidc. had to bc
postponed until the February term on ac-
count Of the fact slat Candle is dIready In
jail, where he was recently sent Il thirty
days sentence from ne Hastings Court.
The jury Is composed Of the following: A.
+ Holt A. r. Hooker " r. Fiorrnoy.
Jones. William +. Lamb. H. r.. Baldwin, ..
=. Walden. Paul d. TunsalI and George e.
| Cases SGT for Trial
The following cases had been set for trial
! Robert Lum2kin VS.. Annie oppieman. mo-
! ton for judgment: set for January 26
| Joseph Gentlemen VS. iinddock & Groom.
appeal set for January :S.
! Matte Mosby Virginia Railway and
Power Company. trespass on the case; Sc.
Woodward s; SON VS. a. s'arsard,. sarni-
sh %e set for tS January x95ni;,1y rs:
! trespass on the case in SANDER; sot for
The ohio Laundry Machinery Company va.
( Model Laundry. assumpslt, set for February
| Percy V. Price vs. Virginia Railway and
| for February ..
Commonwealth vs.. Edward Threat. felony;
! COMMONWEALTH vs.. Leslie CARRIER. felony;
set for January e.
com.noswealih VS.. John Mass!e. appeal;
r. ". Darlington yesterday qualified be-
| fore the bar OF tho lIustings Court, Part 2,
| as an attorney law.
Tho Passion riaS'" Illustrated by alxty
beautiful s;ereop,icon views OF the famous
| presentation. WI. be tho subject OF lee.
turc 10 be given by DR.. j. w. Durham. pas
| tor OF tho Bainbridse street BAPTIST Churc!,
| next Friday night in tho church building
/ DR. Durham was at Oberammagau last sum-
mer when Tho Passion Play was being given
| and talks from frat hand information
! The entire proceeds OF the lecture are TO
| go iownrd the annex fund of the church.
Ilnd Narrow Escape.
| What came near being serious accident
| was avcrted carly yesterday morning only
| by the SIKH and coo!ness OF ono of the mo-
! Company AS HUI street car No. 46 camo
| sweeping down South Richmond's main
! thoroughfarc about o'clock tho nEuro OF
! ,hrec-ho brick wagon doomed In tho
4 dusk a few feet IN front OF the car. While
| 1t too into TO prevent collision the
| bravery ana skill of the motorman prevented
! the utter ruin OF the car and the Injury
| OF many passengers.
ponderous brick wagon. drowning the clanG
of Tho bell in the clattcr OF the iron tires
| Street ana across the track just in time TO
! be struck amidshlp by the car
gether lise an nccordan the motormsn
stunned. and the negro driver flung from
his seat In such a manner that he dropped
frightened, but unhnrt. mt tho motorman's
feet. One of tho three mules hitched TO tho
wagon was lifted completely from the ground
and caugh, on the fender. and tho side Of
the wagon suffered some damage. Tho pas
kengers. however. escaped with little more
"'" " Pea" rcrson nj and General.
The friend; OF Mrs. NJ. j. Nichols of 1902
Hal street, WI, be glad to hear that she Is
W Eawara Titmp5 OF Reading RI. Poi cio w 1se
In@n s' ~ s,sin Decatur Street. viii
leave Wednesday for hts home.
-! Mr.: Ionn Nsams. Of swamsooro. Is con.
,rn ct.u, corD ~ ONI nav