The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-07
WILSON WILL GET
HEAVY VOTE HERE
CLUE WILL BE ORGANIZED IN
PETERSBURG TO AID DEMO-
CRATIC CANDIDATES.
NC N VAGUE TO SPEAK
POLICE COMMISSIONING WILL RE-
COMMEND AUTOMOBILE PATROL
WAGON TO COMMON
COUNCIL.
NC N VAGUE TO SPEAK
Virgin ian Bureau,


PETERSBURG. VA, July ga
Wilson and Marshall campaign club
will be organized here in the near
future. 1t Is expected to arouse the
enthusiasm of the Democratic voters
when the campaign opens. and will
sssist In raising funds to meet the
expenses OF the campaign Wilson
was q great favorite here for the
Democratic nomination and he will
be given a Aattertng vote.
| Ex-Governor Andrew jackson Mon
| tague. who is q candidate for con-
gress In the Third district, will ad-
dress the voters of Matoacz and Ches-
tsrfield at Matoaca on the evening of
Tuesday. July 3. Elaborate arrange
ments are being made for the occa-
sion.
The police comm issioners will rec
ommend 10 the common council at
the next meeting OF that body that an
automobile police patrol wagon be
purchased for the use of the depart
ment. The com missioners have for q
long time desired to make this much
needed addition to the department.
and It Is reported that the council
now seems disposed to give It.
Thtrty-two negro eonvicts from
the state penitentiary passed through
the city this morning en- route to
Roanoke to work on the county roads.
The gang was composed almost en-
tirely of young men. They were
dressed in new convict suits and
shoes, and paid little attention to the
gaze and comments of a crowd Of
curious people At the station.
Organise New Company.
! The certificate OF the Dunedin Land
Company. Inc. was recorded today in
the clerks office. The purpose OF the
company 10 to deal in all kinds of
real estate. and the capital stock is
TO be not Tess than $4,000 nor more
than $26, 200. The officers are: presi-
dent, J. w. Seward: vice-president,
Harvey Seward; secretary and treas
iurer. Hatcher s. Seward The officers
4 are also the directors.
DR.. Ellis d. ivey. the young Suffolk
physician who was killed In q rail-
road wreck in New York on July 4th,
was a grandson Of Mrs. Addie NJ.
Ivey, OF Chesterfield. The body reach
ed Suffolk this evening. and the bur-
ial will take place tomorrow.
Miss Ethel Robertson, OF Norfolk,
formerly OF this city. 10 at the home
OF her uncle, L, r. Goulder. in West
High street.
! Miss Ella Maury. OF Norfolk, 10 a
guest OF Miss Mary Binford, OF Nor
folk, in Sycamore street -..
Mrs. J. T. Green. Of Durham. n. G..
Is visiting Miss Leslie Collier. In
Grove avenue.
Mrs. John w. Bradbury and family
left today for Pulaski, Va, TO spend
the summer. -
Misses Mary Patterson and Ella
spicsr left this morning for Blue
Ridge Summit. Pa. where they VIII
be the gues;s OF Mrs. DR.. II. G. Leixn.
Miss Dorothy Harrison is spending
the summer at the seashore.
The First Baptist church Sunday
school will run an excursion to VIZ
Einia Beach next Friday, July IL.
The train will run straight through
to Virginia Beach without change Of
cars.
Mrs. Samuel Edwards is in BaIti-
more At the bedside Of her husband.
who 10 critically Ill.
Justice OF the Peace Watkins of
Nnwiddie county was in the city to-
Gay,
Mrs. Mary Gleason, OF Roanoke. IL
visiting Mrs Kessler. in Prince
George county
The Salvation Army kettle at rabb
and Sycamore streets Is being lIber-
ally patron!Eed these days, and q con-
siderable amount has been realised
for the poor