The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-27
SHORTEN SEASON
IMPRINCE GEORGE
Supervisors Order No Partridge
and Turkey Shooting After
January IS.
SCARCITY OF THIS GAME
Two Plumbers Have Narrow Es-
capes From Death-Peters-
burg News.
The Times-Dispatch Bureau,
s Boliinebrook Street
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The Times-Dispatch Bureau
5 BolIinebrook Street
(Telephone 1850.
Petersburg, Va. November ~.
The Board Of Supervisors OF frihce
George. at a meeting held yesterday
afternoon decided to shorten the sea-
son for shooting cartridges and wild
turkeys in the county. The present
season Is to close on January 10. ana
the next season is not TO open until
December l. This action was taken
because OF the scarcity OF the game
mentioned and for the protecti0n OF
what 10 left.
Ne Arrests Yet.
No arrests have yet been mane in
connection with the recent fncendiary
fire on the farm Of Joseph Vtilip. In
Prince George County. by which that
well-to-do Bohemian farmer lost every
thing except the house In which he
lives, and by which he was reduced 20
want Sympathizing friends are eH-
tending aid. The county authorities
are quietly working on the case, ana
the expectation is that some arrests
will be made.
Church OrSasisation.
A, the meeting OF the board OF
stewards Of Market Street Methodist
Episcopal Church last night the fol-
lowing organization was effected: G. L.
Guthrie. chairman: W. X. Turner, vice.
chairman: Howard Z. Wright. secre-
tary. with c. n. Brister as assistant:
w. q. Malone. treasurer. with A.
Wright and J. e. Young as assistants.
Various comm tees. trustees. class
leaders. collectors. ushers. etc. were
appointed. Mrs. G. c. Wright was
elected choir directress and MISS
Emily c. Mason organist and Mrs II.
Z. Wright vioIinist F. ". Tucker
was elected district steward, with G.
c. Wright as alternate.
Beard Of stewaraA
The following compose the board OF
stewards OF tho Marke. Street Church;
J. p. Williamson. c. B. Nunnally. W.
T. Parham. w. ~ Lewis. J. ". Scog-
gin. A. L. Lewis. q. c. Wright. H. Z.
Wright ". G. Malone. C. n. Brister.
W. r Turner. W. r. Smithey, c. l..
Guthrie, T. r. Stroud. J. 4. Young, j.
II. Manson and F. ". Tucker.
Deaia Of Mn. Wyatt.
Mrs. Alice Virginia Wyatt. wife OF
J. H. Wyatt. died shortly before mid
night last night at her home On Hall
fax Street. after a brief Illness She
was In her fifth-hfth year. was con-
si.tent member of the Washington
Street Christian Church. and besiues
her husband Ii survived by one daugh-
;er-Mrs. G. Z Dewsberry. Of this
city.
Br0uGht TO Petersburg for Burial.
Mrs. Mary Wilson Sydnor, wife Of
William o. Sydnor. formerly OF Peters.
burg. now division freight agent OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. a
Charlestown, W. Va. died on Monday
in Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimose
The body Was brought to Petersburg
this evening. and the burial will be II
Biandford Cemetery tomorrow. De.
ceased was the daughter OF DR.. Wi.
liam Wilson. Of Miliboro Springs, Bath
County
Marrow EseaDe.
Two plumbers. employed by Ttptor
4 Wells. had a narrow escape from
sunocation this morning. They were
engaged In installing a steam heating
plant in Q hardware store on Bank
Street, and were at work in the cell
ting OF one OF the floors. Some accident
to the pipe caused an escape Of steam
and smoke. and for a time the two
men were In serious danger. One OF
them had to be cut out with an axe.
Geseral News Notes.
The third day Of the Y. n. c. A
campaign ended last evening, with
subscriptions aggregating $22.sse- Sew
eral thousand more were added to-day
Among to-day's subscriptions was one
OF $1,000 by the British-American To.
bacco Company.
Sales Of tobacco to-day were 2s.9St
pounds, at prices ranging from s. q
SI3. No fine wrappers have yet beer
offered on the market
Sunday evening, at I o'clock. at the
residence OF the officiating minister
the Few. Lloyd c. Moore. Miss Lille
May Dodson and Clifford A. Allen, both
Of this city. were married
Thomae IL Boisseau. formerly OF
Dfnwid6ie and Petersburg. now an In
mate OF the Soldiers Home. at Rich
nond. II visiting his friends here to-
day. Mr.. Boisseau IL the only survivor
Of the war and ante-war H1agfstrate'
Of Dinwiddfel
The department was twice called ou
IN the early part Of last night by ffr'
alarms. In neither case was mucf
Damage done.