The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
ceny charge. but fined $3.50 for tres

ceny charge. but fined $3.50 for tres
pass
The young man, who was tried at
the Monday morning session of the
court, testified that he had taken the
horse and buggy through mistake.
and this evidence was borne out by
two witnesses who appeared in his
behalf this morning.
william Macon Richardson.
|. Mr.. William Macon Richardson.
AGED twenty eight years. a we'll known
and respected young man, died about
4 O'Clock this morning al his residence,
2lg Grove Avenue. following an illness
of about twelve months
Mr.. Richardson was native OF
Raleigh. ". c., but had made his
home in Petersburg for ten years,
where he had made many friends.
tre- is survived by a widow. Mrs.
Wilma May Richardson. one son. Will
liam Claiborne Richardson; two
brothers and one sister II. II. Rich
ardson. of Petersburg; S. S. Ricnarc-
son and Miss Fannie X. Richardson,
of Raleigh. Mr.. Richardson was for
several years the popular clerk of rhe
Chesterfield Hotel
He was a member of the Market
Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
from which place the funeral will ne
conducted at O'Clock Monday morn
ing Rev George II. Spooner VIII
o5iciate aud interment will be made
in Biandford.
Mrs. Isabella r. DcVoI.
Mrs Isabella T. DeEol, aged
seventy-eight years. died very sud-
denly about 1880 O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoon at the home OF her son lin la y,
Mr.. S. II. Howe, at Claremont Farm,
Prince George County. Mrs. DeVol
was taken suddenly III soon after
breakfast and her death is attributes
to apoplexy. She is survived by one
daughter and three sons. Mrs. S r.
Howe, of Prince George COUNTY.
MIR. ". l.. DevoE Of Richmond: r.
and II. !. DeVol, Of Prince George,
The funeral will be conducted
from the residence AT o'clock TO-
NOR wv afternoon. and intermeut viii
be made in Blandford Cemetery.
Comes For Prisoners
4 guard from the STATE 'Peni'en-
tar, earle to Petersburg today an !
LATER lett for that institution with the
following prisoner. convicted al the
October term OF the HustinSs Court
of feionv end sentenced to terms II
imprisonment g follows:
John Williams, colored. one year
Iunius Meade, colored. two wears:
William Knox, colored. seven years;
H. M Milan. two years; John Day.
alias Henry Hill five years, knox
win get five years added 10 his term
on account OF having served a pre-
vious term.
On Hunting Trip.
City Tax Collector John !. Eelns
ard Mr.. A. A. Slagle. of this city.
and Mr.. w r. Wiltshire. of Richmond.
az
in an automobile for Hanover County
where they will spend several days
hunting Messrs Slagle and Wilt
shue last season in a hunt of two days
killed 1877 partridges upon the same
hunting grounds which they will visit
next week.
Waveris Fair tn Open Wednesday.
The Waverlv Fair will be opened or
! Wednesday Of the coming week and
will continue for three days. 1t is
| stated upon reliable information that
an attra ctive race card Will be pre-
/ sented and that every foot Of ground
an the fair grounds has been rented
| A feature Of the fair will be tour
| nament on Friday afternoon, which
| will he followed by q grand ball al
aight in Naverly Hall.
Rufus Emmett Baxter.
Rufus Emmett Baxter. vel
| known citizen of Dinwsddfe County
aged fiftv-five years. died very sud
/ aenly al his horne near the Count,
/ Courthouse at O'Clock this after
| roon. He is survived by his third
wife and four children-Raymond
/ Baxter. this city: Emmett Baxter. oil
Dinwiddie: Mrs II c. Thomas, oil
| Portsmouth and Miss Gertrude Bax.
/ ter of Dinwiddie. Funeral al the
grave in Rlandford Cemetery al
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.