The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-10
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispssch.
1910 Hull Street.

Phone Madison iss.
South Richmonders yesterday deserted the
southside for the Fair Grounds ana adoeo
their share to the vast throns that made
richmond Day such a success. Everythins
TO make the trip to the grounds cornfostao'e
was done by the Virginia Railway ana
Power Company. Extra cars were put on
both lines In the morning. and were run
through to the Fair Grounds. eoureV
which was greatly appreciated
A. the grounds the Southsiders never haA
a chance 20 get lonesome On the AiowS
familiar faces confronted them. inres
shows which have proved thorough success
are from :his section ana ave ONE ioiHs
operating them At one end OF the Aid"sS
the Weaver boy. said to have the largest
head in the world. was to be seen. At the
other the Brockweil babies. fattcr than ever.
we're on exhibition. In the exact centre o.
the grounds were shown troupe OF trained
goats born, raised ana educated IN Chester
rese nted in al exhibits. many pr1Ses oeinS
taken Gown by Southsiders.
Quiet in Police Circles.
In spite Of the fact that thousands OF
visitors TO the Fair Grounds transferred 10
South Richmond yesterday from the steam
order was brought TO the attention 81 the
police. and not an accident was reported.
epecia, officers were detailed at the trans
fer points 70 look out for strangers ana TO
direct them to their destination
On. arrest Was made during the entire
A.v Thu unfortunate In question. Charles
Bo.h.r Of Chesterfield County. was taken
into CUSTODY on Q charge OF being dtSordeTiy
in Prices restaurant on Hun Street 6osner
f. alleged to have been intoxicated ana
while IN this condition With EASING ensoasn
and smashing q showcase. He WAS oe,iso
IN te sun, Of 31ee for appearance before JUS
tjee H. A. Maurice this morning
To Tsst Fsuntain Saturday.
Water win probably be turned in the new
fountain in Washington Park sor the pus-
pose Of testing Il sstarssS os 81.
concrete wallis have dried and the drain
and feed pipes put In preparatory to laying
the bottom, The walls are one foot thick.
The basin will be twenty-five FEET tn disrne-
ter and will have a depth OF three feeL
Fish have been secured by ParkKeeper :.
Iacv BEDFORD and viii. with the squirrels
which have been promised. make the PARK
an attractive spot for the children.
The ,ark Z. rapidly being dxed up Grass
has been planted in the north emo The
south side will be given attention n SOON
q. possible. When next sprins rolls around
washington Park Will be ss pretty spot
AZ. can be found IN the city.
Suburx May Imps0ve streees.
street. improvements ccr the suburb OF
Woodland heights vii! ee the chief top'e TOT
discussion before the meeting OF the CIV.
..n,. Ieas,e. which, wifi sssemefe to-nisht
Avenue. The approaching winter, With the
attendant ca6 weather. maRes Il IMPERATIVE
thst something toward keeping the Walk
wa~s Of the suburb in good condition De
done.
To Senrt ylBi DeAvoy.
Delivery Of mail which has oeen ssusns
,or nearIy a year BY woodland Heisnts ~f!i
he.4n nex, Tuesday. The houses have been
numbered N accordance with fnstrueesens
from the post-o1ice officials. and the eis'-
rms are nov sistins kaek wsiting s0r the
familiar whistle o: the postman. Two de.
nevr,es WIN Se made In both Wood!and
He,eht. and Forest AHi- In TIE thsniy-
nopuIa.ed section adjacent 70 the suburos
Of the city one delivery day VIII oe maze
on horseback.
HDul-Dgy1ot-
In fhe presence o. large eathennE OF
sr.ends ana relatives. Miss Hattie MAY By
an. daughter % Mrs. fruehart Bryant !sss
erensnx AZ s.ss o'clock 0ecenne the Srfde o.
CLARENCE r. Paul The ceremony vas per
formed n ire Third Pres0yferfan Cnufch.
R:eh,soss. with The Rev. =. Ernest Wassea.
,.c,o- ~ tHe Meade Memoria! Epsscopa!
C-,urcn. ss ,Ae cHic.ssfne clergyman
NE ana Mr. Paul left en Q wedding torr
q. Northern points. They VII make shen