The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-20

in BLANDFORD CHURCH.
VirFinian Bureau
Law Building. Phone l2SI

1S
PETERSBU RIG, VA. May is.---ThsM IA
beautiful Ineinnrlal Window erected BY
the State of Texas to the memory N III
her dead heroes who fell around thtA v
city during the War Between thosas
STATES witt mr. unveiled Fl, aid Riard4
ford church tomorrow afternoon TT" Y
2 so o'clock with appropriate cere-
monies.
The window viii De unveiled by Mr.
Clara Rosenberg. OF Dallas, Tex. ana U
Res Rrs xt,.,4 l.fsahs chaplain 81 y
A. r HIN camp Of Confederate yeter. I
aus viii deliver the address Of the
occasion.
The Texas window will add mueh
/ To- thu beauty Of old Bandford &hurch.
which is one of the most unique vnafn-
/ oriat buildings in the country. It n
I located ia the north wing on the west u
sie. and bears a figure of st. Luke.
with the inscription. In memory OF
tna brave Texans who fell In ans
AROUND Petersburg. Va, for the cRuAe i
/ they knew TO be right in lS61-6b- II
When the Texas window is unvflad
I only two Southern States remain f0s#
have their memorial windows nm
veiled-Florida and Georgia. The
memorials of thes. States are bein9
/ made. and will be unveiled June 3d.
I the birthday of Jefferson Davis, with q
appropriate ceremonies.
New Pastor Installed.
Rev. James A. Mcclure. late of Hem
/ derson. \. g., today installed ~ pa
| tor Of tho Second Presbyterian chuEch
/ of this city, The ceremonies took
| place at II A. NJ. and the installation
cermon was preached by DR.. j. ]. FIX
1 of South Richmond. The charge 70 4
/ the pastor was delivered by Rev. n
I Charles Il. Stribling, of this city. ana
, the charge to the congregation Wa
delivered by Rev DR.. r. X. English,
Of the Union Theological seminary.
An attractive musical program was
I rendered by the choir, and large
congregation was present. DIR. Mo-
Clure begins his pastorate of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church ander the
! most suspicious conditions.
Revival services We're commenced
| at the First Baptist church this morn
ing. and will continue through the
/ week, Two services viii he held each
! day. at $3.50 a. NJ. and at p. M. 4
cordial invitation Is extended the pub
] lie to attend the services.
At their meeting tomorrow night
the Petersburg Grays will elect a Sec
ond lieutenant to succeed Lieutenant
Macredy. who was recently made cap
tain of the company. There are sev.
eral candidates for the place.
Police Dragnef.
The following arrests were made BY d
the police last night and this fn0rn-
ing. and each OF the offenders Will ~
given hearing before Justice Plum
mar in the morning: ,Janyas Jones,
vii w-a9 TOD far etyf fYaN
liam Packey. colored; Mary Artfs. Cof- 81
ored- WAS arrested at the instance az
Anna Howard, coiored, who ANe4Ae VI
that she "cussed" her: and Robert Eli
bridge, a white man, was arrested on N
the charge of stealing s. bride trO1n
a local livery stable. ss
The remains OF the late John u. n
tt.happeii, FORMER, resident ,sf - -
city, who died In Durham, N. c.. 49,
terday morning, reached this city thu
afternono at o'clock, and were taken
direct from the depot to BlandxoKd
cemetery, where the burial took
place. ~ ~
The funeral of the late Captain Jos
seph +. Skinner took place yestdrS1a&
afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Bf~
trick Baptist church Rev. samuel kss
/ Robinson performing the ccfcmon8ssS
! The burial was in Blandford cpfD90tuX M
Ned Daily, the colored convict WH4#
escapted from the road force In Che
| terfield county yesterday mornin9. 6GGE
! not yet been captured, but the astho4
/ tiles have important clues and b0SaS
! lepe that his arrest is only = nGxt1ng~zs
az, a. few hours. .,ss.. >>.sss
Chesterfield Conyenxf0n - ~
The Democratic convention o3 Ch1Q
terrified county will be held tomoyyf@b
morning at II o'clock at the e0f3mlS
courthouse. and six delegates Will At
chosen to the State convention 12SS
Norfolk. The Chesterfield del1g11 Dbl
viii probably go TO Norfolk wtthGN
Instructions M "a
The Democratic conventi0n A&#
Prince George county will meAt u t1ns3
county courthouse next Tuesday, o. N
elect delegates To the Norfolk c0Mwo1 n
ton. The county Is only entit3S4
two delegates. ssa
The funeral of the late Joeeph Na#S
Moore will take place tomorrow A1t16
noon at $3.50 o'clock from the MA&Q
AGA Methodist church. and tia osxK11n n
Will be in the Matoaca cemetGFy.
A concert will be given in WA1hipus N
/ ton-Street Methodist church next M
day night under the same nAaoanNS
nent as the entertainment given lSf3S
| February. This will be pleasing u4&
| TO all who attended the former eA1G
tainment, which was a great ssb4q
and a large crowd will doubtless U
present Friday night. #
| Hampden-Gidney college deG40&~
| Randolph Macon college Ia q nASKxFS 4
| baseball at Mckenzie Park yeAt1H1
afternoon by "A score of to 4.
game was well played by both -
Batteries - Rs ndalph- Maean.-Ele6
and East. Hampden-Sidney, -
and Frey.