The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15
GOVERNOR WILL
DELIVER ADDRESS
He Will Be Chief Speaker at
Prince George School
Fair.
DEATH OF AGED CITIZEN
Negro Brings Suit for $1,000
Damages Against Atlantic
Coast Line.
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
) Bo.lingbroke Street,

Petersburg. Va. November IA,
Governor William Hodges Mann will
be the chief speaker at the Prince
George School Fair, to be held to-mor-
row In the new high school building
at the county courthouse. but there
Jackson Davis, supervisor OF schools
F. 5. Farrar. In charge of corn demon
stration work. and others. The school
exhibit, now in place, is Very fuii
and fine one. and an elaborate program
of exercises and amusemcnts has been
prepared fo- ~. day. This program
embraces n parade of school children.
spelling bees. music, athletic contests,
declamations. the awarding of prizes,
etc. A very large attendance Of the
people OF Prince George and Of Peters
uGrg Is expected.
Died In Richmond.
Mrs. Mary Eleanor Davis. wife OF
Joseph G. Davis. of Southampton Coun-
~. died yesterday in st. Luke's Hos
pital. in Richmond. She was the daugh-
ter of p. J. and Mary Eleanor Holmes.
of southampton. and was born January
II. 1852. In January, 1872. she married
Joseph c. Davis. former citizen Of
Petersburg and son of the late VIII
Hams T. Davis. The funeral will take
place at 1880 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing from the residence OF Richard b.
Davis. in this city. the services to be
conducted at the Memorial Chapel In
Blandford Cemetery.
Death Of Aged CitiIen.
After an illness Of several weeks,
Watson Stewart. aged seventy five
years. died this morning at his home
on Shepard Street He. is survived by
three daughters and two sons-Mrs.
Myrtle Leavy. of Pennsylvania: Mrs. q.
c. Daniel and John Stewart. of North
Carolina: Mrs. Ella Ballagh and Henry
Stewart Of Petersburg.
Personal and Otherwise.
In the parlor of the StratforL iotei
last evening at 100 o'cIo.k Miss lima
Rebecca Gwaltney. Of Sussex County.
and Benjamin P. Sale, Ok Disputanta.
were married by the Rev. +. w. Moore.
Miss Lille Tucker, daughter Of b.
z. Tucker Of Dinwiddie County, was
married in Blackstone this week to
Edwin ZewaI.
District Organizer Marks. Of the Or
zanized Philathea Bible Movement. WIN
address the Philathea Glass OF the
Second Baptist Church OF sunday
m 1rning.
Naomi Lodge of knights OF Pyth!as
to- might initiated another large class
Of candidates in the first rank OF the
order.
At a special meeting nf the stock
holders of the Riverside Club. 10 be
held next Tuesday evening. action will
be taken on the pr opposition OF the
Walnut Hill Corporation to move the
club to Walnut Hall. Just south OF and
adjoining the city.
William Caperton, a colored employe
Of the Norfolk and Western Railway
tell from a handcar between the city
and City Point this morning. Though
not seriously injured. he was brought
to the hospital to be attended to.
Allie Hines. colored. 10 suing the
Atlantic Coast Line Raalroa for $1,000
damages for injuries received In May
Of last year While crossing the Lorn-
bard Street track, the wagon In which
the plaintiff and others were ridinS
was struck by a train. One OF the party
was killed. and Hines was hurt. The
case has been On trial for a day or two.
and to-day argument on instructions
Is being heard.