The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-06

ton of the generous hospitality and
kind attention shown the camp on that
memorable occasion. That visit OF
Virginia veterans to Springfield estab-
lished warm friendship between the
Northern and Southern veterans, which
has grown stronger with the lapse
OF time. Between The Wilcox Grand
Army Post and the \. p Hill Camp
OF Confederate veterans there have
been frequent interchanges or friendly
courtcsies
birthday Anniversaries.
The Fourth OF July was the eighty
third birthday anniversary OF Z. Eich-
berg. an esteemed citizens. and the
occasion was appropriately observed
at his homo on West Washington
street with his children. grandchildren
and many friends present TO extend
congratulations ard good wishes.
Among those from n distance were DR..
Z H. EIchberg. Of Cincinnati; : Mil
ton Eichberr and Mrs. Louis Stein. OF
/ Chicago; Mrs Kate Moss. OF Norfolk.
and others. Mr. Eichbcrs was for a
| great many years an active business
man OF Petersburg. but now retired.
Mrs. J. T. Westmoroland OF this
city, celebrated her soventy-hfth birth
day several days ago while visiting
her daughter. Mrs. G. r. Slate. of Suth-
erland's. in Dinwiddie county Another
daughter. Mrs J. p. Morse. and chill
dren. of Richmond. we're also present.
=. Quiet wedding.
Last night at 10 o'clock. in the par
| Tors Of the residence Of the officiating
minister, the Rev. LLOYD c. Moore on
West Street Miss Carrie T. Mayors and
| William c. Connolly. both of this city.
were united I'm wediook on account
of the sickness OF the brides mother.
| only few relatives were present.
| Fourth OF July Addrcxses.
His E%cellency. Governor william,
Hodges Mann. was the prin cipal speak
or at the Fourth of July picnic at Car
son YESTERDAY. and was heard by a
large and deeply Interested assem-
blage
Captan John Lamb, az Richmond
delivered the principal address at Ma
toaca yesterday on the occas sion OF the
picnic given for the benefit OF the new
school building to be erected there this
summer Tho captains address was
appropriate to both the day and the
occasion. Other speakers were the
Rev. y. l. Loftin and Treasurer d NJ
walker. of Chesterfield
General News Notes.
inc Health Department has done
good work in its war on mosquitoes
In this city by spreading oil on every
possible breeding place of the pests
ne result is mat very few mosquitoes
are now seen or heard In Peters burg
me government dradge has worked
lts way Well up into the harDor. CLEAN
ing away all bars and obstructions and
restoring a depth of twelve feet
BY order OF the Committee on Public
property. the Centre Market is to b.
closed on Monday next for q period Of
iorty-hve DAYS for repairs and I'm
proVencnts The building is 10 be
MADE almost new on the interior. with
new stalls. screens. etc.
work on Tic nermanent roadway be-
tween Petersburg and Prince George
Noui 'hotse IS to be begun next week
I The Bohemian Colony In Prince
,'eorge county celebrated independence
DAY with an aN-day picnic ana a ball
, at nigh, IN the FREQ Thinkers Hail
. on the Jerusalem Plank Road. a large
crowd was present.
The International Colorcd Preachers
Association viii meet on Monday morn.
, 10 The sermon will be preached b.
INC Rev. p J Boiling.
; In the Police Court this morning
rank Gladly white man. said to he
from Nlchmona. was fined SIS for Civ
=, ins boy whiskey to drink ana max.
. ing him help.essly drunk ~. $. Hew.
CT. compaHlon of Ca1dy's. was inc,
so Tor seiung drunk
Iiil"W !NuoN, Petersburg negro
D"' REGENTS released from the poni-
ten'lnft IS ader arrest and ncld foi
tn" Nhestsiteld authorities. charged
wi'h Delns dunk ana creating dis.
,mrpane" "n one Of inc cars of TIA,
Line
> The iirsf a.ton Bloom OF tho season
mas been re we'd in the city 1t wa.
grown "n tue farm OF Jonn w Walton
Zoo ;-GsscS coiiutv
Miss Mas'.- Clark. OF richmond. an,
MIS- Mafe stokes. OF Blackstone
are sNests o' Mrs. Il. y. Mcilwalnc OF
, WASHINGTON street.
Robert !. Whit,lc son n, Tror,osou,
White sailed this week for Hanover
@ Germany
seriously Ill.
Telegram recciycd to-day from Dr.
"NndroN % Gunhrcys Sanatorium
near Raliimofc. states that Samuel Ed
wards am ma and weli-known citizci
. "l fc'orsnHfe who Inns been a pailcn
~ met s'ution Tor several wceks
Us 'ritcnllN having been taiten sud
HenlN worst yesterday. Mr. Edwari