Church, was taken ill several days ago, and is lying in a critical condition in the Petersburg Hospital. His wife and daughter are with him. His condition shows no improvement.
Notes of Interest.
This afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of the officiating minister, Rev. F. W. Moore, Miss Laura P. Wells, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wells of this city, and Arthur Drewry Temple, formerly of Prince George, were married.
The Knights of Tythias of the city last night attended divine service at St. John's Episcopal Church. The sermon was preached by the rector, Rev. P. W. Reed.
Revival services were begun yesterday at Washington Street and Wesley M. E. Churches
Richard Gallon, of this city, died last night at Pine Camp Hospital, Richmond. The body will be brought to Petersburg for burial.
Company M. Emporia guards, arrived in the city tonight and reported to Mayor Gilliam. The company is commanded by Captain Meade Goodwin. They were met at the depot by a large crowd and taken to Morris warehouse, where they will be quartered while they are in Petersburg.
A two-story frame dwelling on East Rank Street, owned by Mrs. Anna Clark, and occupied by K. Tucker, was partially burned this morning. A small frame building in Rome Street, occupied as a grocery store by Frank A. Cummings, has burned.
American flags are being displayed at many buildings in the city.
Rates are still arriving in its vicinity.  Attempts to secure the mobilization camp at Lakewood Park, and friends of the movement are working indefatigably. NEW APARTMENT HOUSE, X. K. Kiles, Plan for 9-room Structure on Shepherd Street. 