The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-30
Ruporcd That Trunk and Bag
Manufacturers VIII Com
binc.
LOCAL CONCERNS INCLUDED


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y Us r4nor' tnat y ANS are nearly
oompi~t, TO. the formation OF biz
corporation. with a. capital " Si.DQ0.-
pol or more b. tns combination " IL
several trunk anl bag mau tactiring
plants ia pet.i-bufg and one o, mo e
az the plants Ia Eichmoad. Under one
slanl cement. HGmor aas Dr. that al
.nns.n.uts f.r tho combination viii
joe completed within d ve.y short time
anu taat r. l.. Piummer. president Of
the \ rginia Trunk and H. Company
.n inis T.. Will oe president OF the
ness corp ration. Petersburg las four
T. nh ana D@s rlania. iwo of them
tne largest iu the country
shouting to i<.Il.
Trouble ocu.grca about noon to-day.
as ia ali sel, over "a crap game be-
tween Anderson Yates and James
Lockett. negroes near the corner Ot
HaiifaN and Gin Streets. which re-
s-lted ia The latter being sho, and
wounde5 oy the former. Lockett. IL is
said lost 80 at the game. whereupon
re became angry. and selling the dice
ran out into Halifax street and vio-
iently abused Yates Tnis angered
Yates. Who went home got his pistol
and returned for revenge. lie found
Loci EFT in Halifax street and opened
Nie on him Lockett ran down GIL
Street and vas pursued and sho; at
four tines by Yates. The last and only
effective shot being fired as Locke,t
ran through and out OF . colo-ed bar
0eEshop This shot took effect and
wounded Lockett ia tho aeshy part OF
the upper ief, arm rates then fled
up Federal street, but was subse-
quenily arreste4. The shooting caused
a great deaf Of excitement in the neigh
a. 1.
while down town that Locke,t had
been killed
Farewell Service.
The nnmerously signed petitions 10
salvation Army headquarters for the
retention o. Adjutan- and Mrs Woods
IN charge 81 the army work IN Peters
burg where they have done so much
good. proved unavsiling. and the ed-
jutani Will leave FOR Daavilie ,o-rnor-
row afternoon TO take up the work
there. The ad;utant hold his farewell
service asst night IN the second Pres
oyterian Church at which there was
charity and stated that during his
thirty-three months IN Petersburg he
had expended s2.5sI In absolute
charity. AdJ-taat md Mrs Woods
VIII be succeeded here By Ensign and
Mrs august i!mpel.
Engagement Announced
The engagement; e announced OF
Miss Annie Bagley Alien. daughter
Of Nj and Mrs Edwin NJ Alien. OF
this city. to George Anthony Fideu.
Of Colorado. The wedding will take
place in September.
Death In Mntonca
Mrs. Alice NJ saLee. aged forty
three years, d.ed last night in Matoaca
she VAS the daughter OF 3. r. Pillow.
OF Richmond. and is survived by sew
eral brothers and sisters
Death of Mrs. Traylor.
Mrs. Hester Ann Traylcr widow OF
<. j. Trayior. died last evenin.. at the
home OF her daughter Mrs Lotue A
Munford. On Commerce Street She
VS. IN her seventy-sixth year. and
had been III FOR about two weeks She
is survived by two daugh,ers-Mrs.
Alice Northrop. OF Buffalo. y. Y. and
MIS-. Muntord. OF this c!ty-and three
sons-Richard L. and Julius =. Tray
Tor. OF Petersburg. and C / Traylo-.
OF salem. Va.
General News Notes.
Theo. +. Parham. OF this city. in
the employment OF the Virginia caro-
lima Chemical Company. with head
quarters IN Cincinnati. is home on
visit 10 his mother.