The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-29
REV. ROSEBRO IS
KILLED By FALL
lUWQnauUpet Ntis
EORMER PASTOR OF TAnD-yTREET
''''' CHURCH TO ne BURIED IN
HOLLYWOOD.
NEARLY oNE-HALr OF Sun RE
QrIRED IL RAISED AND COM
MITT'EEs HOPE no SECURE
FULL AMOUNT.
virginian Bureau.
Law Bldg. Phone 1891.


Law Bldg. Phone 1891
PETERSBURG. VA, Nov as.=-1t t
telegram was received here this morn !
ing announcing the death in CiarkE- !
VILE, Tenn. of Rev. John W. Rose |
bro. formerly pastor OF Tabb-strcct |
Presbyterian church. this city. a Sc
we're fall was the immediate cause of
his death. DIR. Rosebro was pastor Of
Tabb-Street church, this city. many
years He resigned In 1900 to accept
the presidency of Fredericksburg col
lege, He accepted the pastorate of a
church in Clarksviilo about three
years ago.
During his passionate here he was
beloved by all classes Of people. His
death caused much sadness here. DIR.
Rosebro is survived by five sons
Rev John r. Rosebro. North Caro-
lima; Rev. Frank Rosebro and DIR. b.
NJ Rosebro, of Richmond; CORTLAND
Rosebro. Of Norfolk. and Rutherford
Rosebro, Of Augusta, Ga. The fune-
raj will take place from the residence
of his son, DR.. Il. NJ. Rosebro. 42i
West Grace street. Richmond, satur-
day at IL CLOCK. b0flai Will De III
Hollywood cemetery.
Y. NJ. G. A. Campaign.
The Y. NJ. c. A. canvass yesterday
was an improvement over tho day
previous. Five thousand dollars and
| twenty-one cents was raised yester-
! day. This makes a total for five days
| OF $32,S5s.50. The young mems COM
mIttee yesterday raised s1,751, the
| business mems committee $3.50, and
the citizens committee $1,000. To-
day the workers were again active. 1t
10 believed now that the contributions
will increase daily until the end of the
campaign.
! Thanksgiving Day.
Thanksgiving day was appropriately
observed here today. Services were
held in a number OF churches. holi-
day hours were observed at the fed
eral building, the courts were sus-
pended, and nearly all places of bust
ness were closed. Large crowds of
people went to Richmond to attend
tho football game between the Uni
/ versittes OF Virginia and North Caro-
lima The snow which fell last night
caused many people to abandon hunt
ing trips they had planned
Roach-Stallings.
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Stallings.
of this city. was married to James
Calvin Roach, Of Henderson. n. c.,
this morning at s:30 o'clock at the
parsonage of Washington,S Street Meth
odist church. DIT. George f. Booker
performed the ceremony In the pres
ence Of intimate friends. After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Roach left
for a Southern tour. They will reside
in Henderson
Grsene-Collier.
raA a
Greene. a well known couple OF this
city. were married today at the home
Of Rev DIR. Edwards in Richmond.
They will reside here.
Elks' Memorial.
The annual memorial service Of
Petersburg Lodge Of Elks. will be
held at the Elks' Home on Tahb
street next Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock Tho memorial address will
be delivered by Samuel ". thinner,
of this city.
: Prince George Court. =.
The Circuit court of Prince George
county will resume it's session tomor-
row. Archer Williams. a we'll known
citizen OF Prince George. will be
placed ON trial for the third time for
unla wfully shooting Joe Evans. col
ored. last Juno. The first trial re-
suited in conviction. but the ver-
dlfL WAC vet a6luc, he ESGplu tklitF
the jury failed to agree.
Mrs Mamie Belle Hamlin.
Mrs. Mamie Belle Hamlin died
last night At II o'clock at her home
in Blandford. She was highly es-
teemed by all who knew her. The
funeral will take place from the resi-
dence tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock
Personal Mention.
T. Frank Smith, OF Washington.
IL here on business.
Ray Altchul is visiting friends IN
| Washington.
i. Miss Blanche Myers is visiting
friends In Sedley. We
I Charles Bentley, OF Lawrenceville,
Is visiting friends here.
Justice Plummer is visiting friends
in Louisville. ,Ky.
+. Nj. Dalton In visiting in wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs b. n. Keys are visit
ing friends in Baltimore.
Charles w. bland is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis.
Charles o. Morse is visiting friends
In Pittsburg
Mrs. D. f. Lorenz Of Mt. Olive.
n j.. is visiting friends here
Rev. j. J. Mosby. Of Richmond,
preached at the Third Baptist church
tonight to large congregation.
Continue Harvester Case.
L.. CHICAGO. Nav 2s,--AEents Of the
government announced today that the
governments suft for dissolution OF
,he Harvester trust. which was sche-