Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-10

ages have been erected In Old Bland
f"rd Church. and now South Carolina
proposes TO honor the memory of her
sons in like manner. The South Caro-
lima tablet will he of brass or marble
ana VIII contain the names OF thu
oiiicerS and privatcs--Some 40 or ESQ
who were killed In the battle 1t will
be the largest and one of the hand
soonest IN the church. 1t is designed
that it shall bear tho following in
Scripton
Erected by the
State of South Carolina
To tho memory of
her Sons who lost their lives in the
defense
OF their Country at the
Battle of the Crater,
July 30, 1864
ELLIOTT'S BRIGADE
brigadter-Gencral stephen Elliott.
commander.
Severely wounded and died fter tn,
war from the effects of the
wound)"
Major General Bushrod johnson.
commanding tho Confederate forces at
the Battle of the Crater. in his report,
pain the following tribute to the
South Carolina soldiers:
In the events OF tho 2oth OF July
mere Will perhaps he found nothing
more heoric or worthy of higher al,
miraiion than the conduct OF the south,
Carolina regiments"
in addition 10 these and other tub
lets. every Southern State has erected
!" va 6iandiord Church beautiful
memorial window in commemorative f
It's sons who fell in dcfeusc Of their
country In the War Between tho States
ana the church has been made onc of
the most splendid memorials I'm the
country.
MOVEMENT FOR RATTLE AnnEy
STARTED IN PETERSBURG
AZ the meeting in Petersburg of 4
hii' camp, Confederate Veterans
iasi night, senator r. II. Drewry. past
commander. delivered an address I'm
which the suggestion was made for tho
erection OF building for the collection
ana preservation of historical data
ana reHcs connected with Petersburr.s
records in the wars of the nntion 49,,
especially tho Confederate Wa ~,
idca Is not TO have an imposin. or
Costly building, but one of mo1rrat
COST with an audit oriu.. for ITO n,oot
ihSs OF confederate and other historio
LE"l."aliohs' with smaller rooms for
'he storage of relics and data ,rt
suggestion was heartily npnroyoa ~,
'he camp, and tho commpndcr
authorized TO appoint committees. -
confer with other association. 90,
subject The camp accepted mn ,n,i
49, aun :" participate in the veterans
parade IN honor OF General 80,
birthday on January 10
Mrs. Cecilia J. Young. wife of Coz.
'""'t, "i"h last nigh; at her bor,o
on tish street. Of pncumoni,
nI,si iiincss. She was twice marri.d
1 ,r t nehloes her husband is survived nv
me toliowipS, .Ghildron Mrs. r, s co..
wyn. OF Chester: Hugh S. and Miss
katherine r. Cousins and C:anr,, MSS -
foung, OF this city. a brother 1f n,
James. lives in Richmond 81 "'
MISS Mary Lou Williamson. much 70
npeueen oy all who knew her, died this
morning In the Petersburg Uosn,,ni
Sne had for some time filled the n,a,
ZION OF natron at the hospital
CASE OF SMALLPOX
is FOUND IN JAZZ.
negro who was taken IN nv .,
ponce Tor drunkenness last nigh ~. sme
the night In Jail. This norning 81,
removed to the station, IL was fn ,uli
anat ne mad well-devclopcd case ~
hnmsa lie was sent to the pest.
mouse at'ohce, and as a measure of n,',
caution the prisoners In ,hn toiI ~
Naccihated ana the room I'm which =,
were confined was fumigated ''''
MIS- X u. odell died this morri,
IN norfolk, IN the sevonty-nf,h vnar -
~ ~ BESIDES her husband ana
SeNeral children, SHE is survI,.,a ~, '
TOUR brothers ANA one sister Mo-, w
H. ana James y. Perkinson ma 80
~ u. Godscy, of this city. and S,r,,,.,
]. ferkinson. o! Richmond Tho hnn,'
VIII DC brought TO this city to-morro,,,
for burial 'o'' 10"
rev ;. J. Brown. pastor of II,,,
street NJ Il. Church, was uhernIi'
pounded last night by members Of bis
congregation and Sunday school
me annual meeting OF the stock
t,, "a Iht Scveral banks in the city
VIII be hcld on Tuesday on tho sa,na
evening the Chamber ot Commerce ,yil,
hold Its annual meeting. and win 10
addressed by two visiting spcakers ~
the subject of city manager nIan "t
municipal government. ''"' VI
Rev. j. j. Deck, of the West y,ryir,
Conference. Will preach ;o-morro,y -,
Market Street VI. L. Church. The nas,n,
the Rev. George II Spooncr hn,.i,.,,
gone 10 Portsmouth to preach IN ne
former congregation at Mvnumon,,,
Church. 80 =" :
In consequence OF the recent ra,ns
and snow. the water In the Appomattn~
is quite high. hut no damage is antici,
pated.
Fire last night destroyed a onc.story
frame building on West Street. n,,r
: the Seaboard Air Line HALLWAY. Loss
small, and no other damage done
Heavy shipments OF freight are daily
passing 10 City Point for the Dupon,
Powder Works.
Delegate r. w. Price. Of this civ
favors partial segregation in tho re-
vision OF the tax system