The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-30
'MORTALITYRECORD
UNUSUALLY LARGE
Report OF Petersburg Health De-
partment for Month Of
November.
ENGINEER HARvELL DEAD
Children Given Thanksgiving
Dinner by Salvation Army.
Otncr News.
The Tlmes-D,spatch Bureau.

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Petersburg. Va, NoIe!nocr 90.
Tae report az lne lioaitn pcpsrtms NJ
To- the month enuins November :.
~anwS = total OF forty ioar ieatEs IN
.-e city, Including two n"Eres.aents'
ava, ,A<-..tlri., ". Ans correspondence =
month 81. record. 81 the Gecei,n'S,
>y.t.4t-v. s.>.> '..i.s,-. >-,'s.. --.,'---'
..l.,. - .z-84.,s. ...... .At-!tty-seNcD " Ga.
,s..n~cj-iwe,v~ males and fifteen ie
males The annual deatE-rase OF n"
u-hn.e reputation was ,wenrr-cn pet
s,as D.: :nt wake. fourteen. and Of
IN. caIgred. twenry-nine. Though ;nc
cord population IS mach less Ihau
the I-aic.. the rate o! mortality doubled
that u ;he. white
Twelve, deaths WEE reported among
LaiarlS AMI ca!.dgea urGe- Ave years
90 There were c!cEr dea.ns among
..talI> ut between forty and sixty
wears. seven hcIws-ri. sixty ana eighty.
and fsur between eighty 2nd leo years.
hight deaths w,-~ cer;,:.~d 10y the
tur. ny.
Among lie causes q: death assigned
wcrc: i ys,auId i-,rE. nH"- t''.sHuS. oa.e.
tuberculosis. six. cerebral r"m"-rha 81.
i,c: crEa mic Gisras> NJ Ia. a2art. SAX :
Pneumonia. three. homicide. one; acci-
dent. one. tnuaim't.i.- .-- !, ..:>ea,'> 70,
port.c! during ,i.c :.u!,,h. tt 5eI.uicsis.
three. ,ypAuii .oNr-. th.u., scarlet
fever two; dtphth, r.a. one. Ter bodies
wei brought :, The city an Sc"en
shipped away for hurlal
Eirts E.cerd.
The namb.r Of births registered az
the Health I'C partn!eEt during the
month ending Hovcr2her &c ives thi:sr-
three: Whites. lrentr-'nales. twelve.
females. six Cnl"rcd, rit:rcn-nlales.
eight; females. seven.
Two Quiet Marriages.
Yesterday afternoon At n" residence
Of the brides mother om Mckenzie
street. Miss Manic ':s.":ic Drum
wrigh, was married 10 Arthur Luther
benson. of WayerIE. The Eev. y. L.
Love. OF the West End Eartis: church.
officiating The attendants warn Miss
Mamie Anderson and Thomas Evans
and Miss Maggie Belcher and Sal"uel
Thompson.
Last evening at $50 O'clock. at ;he
residence of the Rev. w. II. i-will, the
officiating minister. Miss Grace r.
Walden and ". T. Dance. both OF this
city, were quietly married.
Death Of an Engineer.
Richard ". HarveIl. aged siXty-siS
years, died last evening at o'clock
at his home on Lombard street, after !
long peiiod of i'll health. be was ar
engineer by occupat zion. He is sur
vivei by his wife and the following
children: Mrs. James Prosser. Mrs
Mortimer Robinson and Misses Blanch
Ola and Mary Harvell, all Of this city
Colored EIk.' Memorial.
Royal Lodge. Nc. =. of colored Elxs
will hold their annual memorial ser
vices on Sunday at the Oak Street y
NJ T.. Zion Church. An elaborate pro-
gram Of exercises has been prepared
fcr the occasion, embracing vocal and
instrumental music and other features
\ sermonette will be preached by the
pastor, and the Grafton will be deliver
ed by II. l.. Cummings. an attorney and
member of the frs. branch Of the City
Council Of Baltimore.
Pers"nal and Otherwis~.
Miss Mamie Norman and Miss Ma
gar, Hodges. OF panville. ar. visiting
Miss Mary c. AtUilL on High Street
Mr.. and Mrs. aaron Cohen and Myer
Sasi will take an extended trip
through Cuba after the holidays,
II. spencer 'napp.l!, az: "mploEe %
the Norfolk and Western Railway. was
operated on at tn. Petersburg Hospi-
"a! yesterday. and IS doing well.
SIXTY children were the guests At
The Salvation Army Thanksgiving din
n"r yesterday. aT.d dinners Were sent
oUi 10 rgnIber who could not attend.
Tn" SANITARY inspectors report hay
in. inspected 81! places il the city
during the month. and TO nave fum!-
gated twenty rooms III which
.acr- had been persons with 'omnUni-
CabI. diseases
Or. William Shipper. OF this city,
- a beneficiary under the will Of q
recently ,iecees.6 wealth. relative 81
Philadelphia.
Last evening. at the residence Of the