The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
News Of South Richmond

cc~-a.;v.s present who were able to
hold up their end in recruiting the
: experiences of the wartime days.
/ Former Governor Andrew jackson
Montague, who was unanimously
chosen by Woodbridge Camp as the ora,
tor of the day. was greeted oy crowo
which filled the courthouse to capacity,
while numbers stood At the window
and doors. eagerly taking in the words
that floated outside Mr.. Montague pad
touching tribute to the gray.haired
veterans which drew out the famous
Confederate yell. He was followed by
General J. Thompson Brown. whose
speech was warmly applauded
At the conclusion OF the exercises a
dinner. which will long be remembered
was served on the lawn. Many an old
his back on the enemy was forced 10
admit defeat when he tried to empty MS
heaping plate which was constantly
kept filled by attentive Daughters.
Special Election To-Day.
4 special election will be held this
morning in Manchester School District
TO determine upon the issuance OF $AO,0e0
bonds, for the purpose of relieving the
con gestion il the schools OF the us
trict. This election was autorized by
the Cesterfield supervisors at recent
meeting on petition OF the district
school board
w. F. Bryce. chairman and ]. p. Rob-
ertson and W. c. Moore members Of
dent Of SCHOOLS W. G. Owens and many
prominent citizens of the district. ar
rived at the conclusion that 1t was either
necessary to issue bonds or to raise
the school levy. 1t was though that
the people Of the district would rather
a sinking fund to retire the bonds at
maturity than pay extra taxes Their
decision on the question will be given
to-day
To Face Su1naFy C0aPs.
Charged with failure TO attend
drills, r C. Traylor. twenty-five years
old. private in Company a, First Viz
ginia Regiment was placed under ar
rest yesterday on complaint of his COM
manding officer. Captain w. G. Herbert
Traylor. who In an electrician by trade.
was arrested by Omcer c. T. Tinsley
Third station ard there turned over
to deputy sergeant Of Hastings Court.
Part H.
When taken before Judge Ernest II
Wells. the young soldier was admitted
TO bail in the sum Of 500. with Waller
z. smith as bondsman. He will appear
for trial at the hands OF the summary
court Monday night.
Infants Bsdy o. FSuDS.
In a badly decomposcd condition. the
body OF a white infant girl was found
Monday afternoon on the farm OF Spe-
.
in Chesterfield County. The discovery
was made by Mr.. Lanes scn-;n-law.
who at once notified the chesteraeld
authorities
The child was probably six months
of age. When found. u was wrapped
in piece Of cansas II had appa-
rently been dead for some slime From
its condition 10 vas impossible TO as
certain the cause of its death. Coroner
J. g. Loving. who made che eSamina-
ton deemed an inquest unnecessary.
and ordered the body buried.
Reassy TyaosfesS ReeSvaeA-
Deeds Of bargain and sale registered
yesterday in Hastings Court. Part IL.
were:
p. 4. Fore To n. Q. Toney. a 10;
froa;ing Is feet on the north lire "
eleventh Street. between Hull and De-
cafur. for a consideration Of sI,ies
Charles 4 Jones 90 Irene c. harris.
~ feet on west line Of Twentieth Street
for a consideration Of SOC.
Op0svvev asgUOgOes TO-Oov.
Arguments Of demurrers In the suits
cs Nancinic. administrator. against ,.
c, Pbaup. and T. r. Grubbs AGAINST the
be heard this morning b. Jpdec
Ernest IT, Wells. IN HusttnGs Court.
Par. IT. James L. Shelton apA p. !.
Yutliam. representing the plaiutsH and
John 4. Lamb the defendant yin be the
opposing attorneys IN the former and
Benjamin Lovesssein and Lesss o.
wendsneure; Tor the plsintia. ana a
Wss1pw~-0eu. WsvvsuUe,
Mr. snA Mrs. q q. Rea@s announce
ne Marriage 0f ter eau9hser. Rgth
Louise. 60 phtJSp ". MssheWa Tne
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