The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-20
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
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Phone Madison ITS.
Woodland Heights. the popular suburb OF
, the addition OF handsome brick church
which is now beng built for the Print,
ttyc. or old school Bnniists. The structure
is being erected on Twenty-ctghth Street
within half block OF the Forest Hill line
on Semmcs Avenue. and VIII not only he
the largest church in Woodland Heights
! nation in the whole o: the city OF Rich.
mond. The Primitive Baptists have for
years been holding their meetings in Toney'.
Hall. South Richmond but have always
found tho quarters crampcd and unattrac-
tive. The members OF the congregation arc
overjoyed Mt the prospect of having their
own house OF worship
The foundations OF the building have been
laid, and the superstructurc Is now being
put IN position. Tho edihce will be OF brick
one story, and VIII have u steeple. The
seating capacity Will be so The work is
| being carried on 10y popular subscription.
The building Will be ready for occupancy
by the first OF March, 1t is expected.
Runaway Free Bridge.
Yesterday proven to be u bad day for
teams. three accidents TWO being runaways
happening IN South Richmond within few
ON got away from their driver about j
o'clock and dashed across the Free Bridge
Passing vehicles hugged the side Of tha
driveway and cars came 10 standstill. The
mules threaded their way through the maze
II traffic and reached the South Richmond
,nd OF the bridge withou. m!shap, pulled
irivcr to regain his seat and nerves. No
damage was done.
a horse owned By J. Mannisan. farmer.
becoming frightened at the unaccustomed
iity noises. ran away HUI! Street yeste!-
day afternoon about o'clock. and In turn
ing in Ninth Street wrenched both rear
wheels off.
In going UP the Hull Street Hill bu.
feau the property OF c. d. Broohen. who
vas moving new home. foil off tho
raSen aud was smashed into kndlinS wood.
The remains gathered up and carried
away.
Police Notes.
IN Police Court. Part :. yesterday morn
inG Justice H. a. Maurice imposed a lIna
of SIS and costs George Livcsay, charged
with assaulting ". H. Crouch
Charles Haynes. coiored. was placed under
arrest yesterday charge OF beating q
Aoard bill. His will be heard this
morning.
! Several snow v!olators were dismissed yes.
terday morning. and several more will be-
given hearings to-day. Only one fine in
| nearly nifty cases has been imposed
In Magistrates Court.
RAINY White and Eldridge jackson, coll
| ored youths. were yesterday fined $40 and
costs by Magistrate G. E Robertson in Tho
Chester court for shooting partrIdgcs while
! men were caught rehanded by County OIL
GER Trayor. who was on the lookout for
| violations OF the game law
terield ground scuftler,' will be given a
! hea ring before Squire L. w cheatham IN
tho Oak Grove Court this morning. sam
| is charged with tho usual DEMONSTRATING,
! lodge Officers Installed.
+! At the regular meeting OF WASHINGTON
| Post, No. y, u. o. $, OF A., held last night
I IN cersoy's Han, swansboro, tho Following
/ officers were installed by District Pest.
den, u. T. Gordon: j, M. Gibbea. past
| president; G, y. Porter, president; j. N.
| Harding, yice-prealdent; u. t,ay NunnaiIy,
master Of forms: w g. cheathsn,. rseordinr