The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22
bRe eRAvS
III READY TO MOVE
FORM ANOTHER COMPANY.
Ez0 COnvtct Wounded In Attempt
1T 20 Make Getaway From Road
Euscc In Dinwadiic--Mrs. Ida C..
Stie6 .AdJudgesi Insane.


Stie6 AdJudgei Insane.
Sfsetershurg. Va, June y The To
4cnburg Grays. Captain Davis in COM
q faud. are In readiness 10 leave FOR 40
44hlifEation camp as soon as ordrra
sEn1e received. About twenty recruits
beer added to the company since
Initiation orders were received sun
Il "a nfsht and It's strencth Is row about
kS&@xhty-five men. a number u DO havo
4opiied for enlistment have been re-
9rte6 because OF their failure to meas
Nro mp to requirements. The COM
tAny went into temporary cEup on las-
Il eiter's farm. Dinwiddie County. this ar
n 1orneon FOR drill and discipline
ks A movement has been started here 20
" prGanize another company cf infantry
nd request permission 70 hc mustered
u Into service The movement is headed
~ m officer Of the United states Army
84 Former officer Of the Erafs.
Escapins Negro " ounded.
ssSz William Molen. coiorod "A member OF
II IN convict camp on whit, oak Road.
Y D1nwfddie County. attempted 10 es-
sk&nps Monday. last and was recaptured
sss4n1y after a hot chase Of more than
mile through the woods Tho capture
sNwAs made by T. }. Eairncs and the
TaM1tro was afterwRrd taken 70 the
kRAtenes home. while there he asked
~ be allowed TO go to the wcll for
Din drink of water. ard when permission
&Eas granted him he made "a second at
kempt TO escape. when he refused to.
N AAit. Mr.. Cairnes fred at him twice,
10th shots taking effect In his back. He
$500 removed 10 the camp for treat
Il 6aent.
1liss Peasants Graduates.
1 1fiss Dorothy Peasants daughter *
&1r. and Mrs, John NJ Peasants, OF
HI. city. graduated from the Ncw
eagfand Conservatory OF Music AT BoS-
Ann yesterday. The commencement *
9etses were held IN Jordan Han. OF Bic
Eyoneervatory. in the presence OF ar a--
snbiage which Is SAID 10 have taNt1
y &Go capacity OF tho hall Miss Pleas
8XAts has successfully completed the
4 UonAoforte course under the tutararr
z5N4 Carl Stasny. who was chief iustruc
&4Mr 10 Miss Florence Larrahee. we'll
B Aown here and In Richmond Miss
IReASAnts has made several appear
1nces Mt concerts and 'reci'als during
MI course in Boston and has made q
e&pacndid impression in each of them.
Circulation Man Hart.
s1ss &. Garland Wilson circulation man-
II 80 IN Petersburg for tho Times Dis
MATCH and News Leader, met with
SN&1nfui and dangerous accident at an
s&Mrly hour this morning while en- route
S4o his home from down town. Mr.
ill., riIsun. In walking along the running
3BoArN of Sycamore Street car, re-
&ased his hold and missed his footing
S&M43Ug 10 the III T. n}ent with tcrrifc
St&rEA He was taken into the office ~
ID, Osborne. given nret-atd Trent
IA nh % # "a
mother on Fillmore street HIS friends
S4iIt wish for him an eHrlY recovery,
Mrs. stieG AdIadged Insane.
MI Mrs. Ida c. StieH formerly Of Roa-
A@Noke. who some DAVIS $50 attempted to
Gegmit suicide. at her horne in Wvthc
xf4et. but cutting her throat wish a
a1or, was adjudg Il Jnsaue hy a com
D4asfon yesterday AFTERNOON, and com
srQnlfted To tho Eastern State hospital at
Her husband and thUd
will have the sympathy Of tho com
3nuntsy.-
Officer HuhgtBs E@pEostna.
N The condition Of Patrnluan " r..
L Hndgins. of the local police Depart
sment who has been kept from duty
Tor the past three months on account
aa0f illness. lis only slightly improved.
The popular officer first suffered an
& attack of Rheumatism and later de-
teloped appendicitis. He is now able
10 move around his home unassIsted
u md his early recovery is hoped for.
Trial Dates Fixed.
81 At today's session OF the Hustinrs
*Eonxss Judge Mullen set the cases II
E&he Commonwealth ", II. y. Exum and
E4rantley Hinson. indicated Jointly with
#s4ames Henley for the murder Of James
lNIAwis. Waterman at the BRttersca Cot
II ton factory. on April s. last. for trial
on the 2sth.
Hmrrison--W
Miss Margaret Douglas Harrison tn
y attractive daughter Of Mr. and Mrs 2.
h n. Harrison OF thss city. and MIR WAT
ter James Winborne clerk tn the
4 employ Of the Norfolk ana Western
Railway Company, We're united in mar
{ riage AT / o'clock this afternoon ~ tho
home OF the officiating minister. Rev.
Fred w. Moore. Miss FInrvic WIN
borne, OF New York WAS maid OF
K honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Wlrborue viii
i reside on Franklin street
Is Moore Hnndchuh.
Miss Lillian Madeline Moore aud MI
Harry Har dchuh, Jr.. were united tn
marriage al noon today az the residence
of the brides brother. Mr.. j. l.. Moore,
Msl1e7 Shepard Street. There ceremony
was performed By Rev. 4. r. Love, of
the West-End Baptist Church. Nj and
ArA. Handchuh VIII reside with the
ahfidess mother in Grove Avenue.
- Mra. MARY Travis -Iohnson. --- -.'
MIA Mary Travis johnson wife Of
n l.. johnson, Of W.. .r.F, died at
the PETERSBURG Hos morning.
y after q brief U.r., johnson
Y Mns formerly M. watkins.
q 1auGhter of Nj ago .su = wat
4 kins. OF this city. sb. servive. Her
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