The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-11

AT PRIMARY, SEPT. II
N'irRiuian Bureau,


Lew Build3ns Phone 1897.
PETERSBURG. VA. July lo--rhe
executive Democratic committee o: The
Fourth district met tonight at the
strasford hotel Chairman Robert Gill
liam presiding. The primary Will be
held September 2Ist.
There will be only TWO candidates
before the people fer The nomination,
Robert Turnhall. the presenr repres0n-
fst.ve. and Judge n alter A A1t-en.
All active canvass Of the district has
been made by both 81 these gentlen1a1
and both seem confident of Fletor%.
II La generally believed that the vote
will be very close. WITH the CHARGES
5avoring Watson.
Cases in Court.
william Shell. colered. was convict
ed or larceny in the Police courr this
morning and sentenced TO four months
In jail. Several days ago Shell stole
a pocket book from the office Of the
southside Realty company, and yester-
DAY he was caught with the pocket
book In his possession.
The case against Melvin Motley,
cnlored. charged with feloniousiy
shooting Guy Gin. colored. In the
last. vas continued until the goth "
the Police court today. Gin has rot
recovered sufficiently to be able f. APP
pear.
Wanted on Forgery Charge.
Edward Wingheld. coiored, who vas
sentanced by Judge Waddlll in the
United States court Of Richmond yes
terday 10 three months imprisonment
In the Henrico county jail for securing
siorsenent is wanted by the police
here 10 answer "a charge Of forgery
He will be turned over to the local
authorities as soon as he completes
his sentence In Henrico.
Funeral OF r. r. Moore.
The funeral Of the late Boiling r.
Moore was held this afternoon at 10
O'Clock from High Street Methodist
church. a large crowd being present
The services were conducted by Pew.
w H Atwell. pastor Of the church.
assisted by Rev. George f. Booker and
J. K Jolfr, former pastors Of the
.hurch, or which Mr.. Moore had been
a member for more than half a CEN
fury. The floral designs were beaHd-
full. The following acted as pail
bearers. j. c, Rowell, George Dyer, J.
]. Westmoreland. !. $. Browder l.. &.
Sunnalis. Fl, II OKennor. r. y. Par
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burial was In Rlandford cemetery.
Formssr Governor speaks.
Ex-Governor A. j. Montague, candi-
date for Congress from the Third dis-
trict. addressed the voters of Ma
toaca and vicinity last night and was
heard by large crowd. ON account
OF the heat the speaking took place
IN front Of the town hall Mr. Munta
Eue's references 10 his opponent. Cap
tain Lamb, were very courteous. but
he said that he thought the district
would be benefited by a change ~
representatives He promised. u
elected. 10 use his beat efforts to ad-
vance the interests Of the district
ontfnr for Children
Between ATTY ard seventy FIVE chill
dren will be given an outing by Ad-
Jntant Woods, Of the Salvation Army,
tomorrow, and "a pleasant time IS an
ffcipated nv all These outings are
source Of much pleasure and ben
fit to tho children.
Boshcs and Herbert.
A wrestling bout between George
Herbert, the champion wrestler Of
Richmond, and Abe Roshes, ii wrest-
Ter who Is now In this city will prob
ably take place al the Lyric theatre
next Friday night. Boshes threw
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bout would attract very large crowd
here.
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