The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-06
HAMILTON IS NOT
SERIOUSLY HURT
sEABoARD OFFICIAL AND HIS
DAUGHTER ARE RESTING
COMFORTABLY.
CAR BANDIT FIR
PETERSBURG POLICE GET TAR
HEEL CRIMINAL. BUT MAN
THEY WANT rs STILL AT
LARGE.
Virginian Bureau,


Mechanics Building. Room 81 o
PETERSBURG, VA, feb. 81
Alexander Hamilton, vice-president
and general counsel of the Atlantic
Coast Line, and his daughter, Miss
Sarah Hamilton, who were thrown
from their high seat trap while driy-
ing down North Sycamore street,
near Bank, yesterday afternoon, are
both resting comfortably at their
home. on South Sycamore street.
Careful examination of Mr. Hamh-
ron by DR. McGill discovered no In
fturies ef a serious nature beyond
the probable fracture of his collar
bone. Miss Hamiiton's injuries were
very slight.
No Clue 10 Bandits.
The bandit or bandits who last night
held up a street car of the Blandford
line, and relieved Joseph Bishop, the
conductor, of his cash, amounting to
about 1926 has not been apprehend~
ed, and there is no clue AZ to their
identity.
Convict Arrested.
Charles Green, negro convict,
who last March was convicted of a.
felony, in Tarboro. N. c., and SEN
fenced 10 FIVE years IN the peniten-
tiary, and who made his escape from
the road force on December 23rd, In
under arrest here and is held for o.
crime recently committed In Din
wlddie county.
Quiet Marriage.
A quiet. but pretty wedding took
place at O'Clock last night at the
residence of the officiating minister,
when Mr.. Chester l.. Edmonds and
Miss Linda Brown, both OF Bruins
wick county, were united in marriage
by Rev. George G. Zeigler, of Wash
ington-street Christian church, The
young couple left for their home in
Brunswick today.
Death of Miss Goodwin.
Miss Margaret Goodwin. age ninety
one years, formerly of this city, Is
dead at her residence I'M Lynchburg.
The body will reach Petersburg on
Norfolk and Western train at IL: 80
tomorrow afternoon, and win be
taken direct to Blandford cemetery
for enterment.
Sent On to Grand Jury.
Stuart Brunette, a negro, was yes
terday sent on to the Circuit Court
of Dtnwiddie, charged with robbing
car on the Atlantic Coast Limo
railway a few nights ago There
were evidently several parties engag-
ed In the robbery, but Brunette was
the only one caught.
They're Paying Up.
Nearly. 100 receipts have been
iSxue6 ON account of the subscriptions
made taptire Y.a Nj. c. A. fund which
wass raised In THIS city recently. This
is very gratifying TO the committee.
and 1T u sincerely hoped that the
entire list of subscribers may be
heard from.
Street Nomenclature.
At the regular monthly meeting or
the common council last night there
was little else tina nthe routine bus
mess transacted. except a report from
the street committee, recommending
the changing OF the names of Friend,
Hinton and Pearl streets, each a
continuation of the other. to Hinton
street Also that the name of Lom-
bard street be changed to East Bank
street. of which 1t is a continuance,
ed to Halifax street. Of which it Is
a part. The usual monthly appro-
priations were made.
Personals and Briefs.
The many friends in this city OF
j. Samuel Jones. of Zero, Bruins
wick county. win be pleased to learn
that he Is recovering from a serious
spell of sickness. There was grave
fear.of his recovery for several days
r. II. O'Kennon, who has been
quite sick, Is improving
Captain w. t Cunningham, OF
Rawlings, Va, was in the city today,
returning from Richmond, where he
had been called or account of the
death OF his little Erandchild,. the. In
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
mer +. Forbes, formerly of this city.
Chas r. Jones and Edward Has
kins, OF Brunswick county, were here
today disposing of their fine crops Of
tobacco.