The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20
NEWS OF MANCHESTER
Youyo WILLIAM CRIDDLE DIES
FROM YHy IyFIcI or DOG BITE.
The ead Death OF Mrs. William Logan
Miss tIopton's Remains intor'e" i"
HOLLYWOOD Personals and Notes.


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Younr WILLIAM CfiGdlc. Of Swonsooro'
whose illness has been noted IN 1"e
Times. died yesterday morning d.
o'clock. sscd fourteen years
A,,on, tb,ec years ago a Vicious Coz DC
,oneine 10 one OF tho neisnoors Dat '.o
,oy on tho leg, which caused an usp
wound. and since that time MS mean"
has boea considerably impaired 'nousn
=. has moi been altogether an inNa'iu'
laet Friday night ho attended q party
md on returning homo struck ms ies
,rainst a wagon which rcopencd the sOi''
.,a bo took TO his bed and continued ~
GROW, worse untl death ended ms sun.
-.gS. IL is believed that the o'b -
,-.ttrc,tfv tho cause Of HE death anu ''"'
a induced blood polson.nS' ,...
Mrs. William Logan cltu 9'9' -
,.,..i,,, ar th.. rcs.dencc OF her huspa"u,
n.ar the corner OF Seventh anu fI''"
streets. after a long ilinc7a at ....,.,
non. Mr.. Logan was an cs'i'''', s''. Id,
LADY and her death is deeply res 49,.
a large circle OF friends @H0
husband and one child ~..os,.v
.rhe rcroainS of Miss Julia C"tesDS
s-,ootou VINO died at the residence on H'l
fro.n.,-in-law. Ar. Jackson IuIp.h. Ut
Noruooa. Ohio. last Sunday, arTlFe' n0iO
~ 3l5 L. NJ. Wednesday ana "eIo AM '
IN Meade Memorial church, Wheie t"eS
,emalned until the funeral TOOK place VS.
,erdav morning al IL CLOCK j ne SCI w
was inlufessiVely performed ny ~ 49,,
iamin Dennis. rector Of MeAee--" ei,ioi IA
spnrrh assisted by Rev. Preston NASH
pplliam. Harvey Archer W. j. Nai'eI'
M,nor and Scott The remains were IN
,crr.d I'M Hollywood Cemetery, Kichmohd'
,rno following committee from -. An
areu's brotherhood sat up at the cnurch
with the remains Wednesday night:
aIessrs J. IL. Johnson, Charles Mhl'loch'
II. q. Siraughn. and Edward Mitchell
,rbe Indies having in charge the Ma
sonic bazaar met Wednesday aitcrroom III
Inc Temple and transacted a gtOd zeal OF
business The reports OF several comm IT.
tees showed that work j. fFotIes 7hS
favorallv. and that success will be the re-
sui IL the entertainment The bazaar
VII commence on the 2Oth o. April. ana
n las been decided 70 run il ten days.
rho entertainment will he held IN the
Masonic Temple and each night there
Will De 4 special feature.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
Jane Cody (coloreD Was fined N.oO lor
raising a disturbance. In default or pay
Iaent she was committed 10 Jail
Mr.. S. T. Bass was in town yesterday
Mrs. H. II. Walden has returned from
King william.
Deputy Sheriff j. =. Gocle was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. W. T. Whine has been called TO
I5roohyn. y. Y, on account Of the death
OF his sister Mrs Mary l.. Mebus.
Rev. Or. l.. X. Thorrnhl will deliver
his lecture on the milf Tree at Stock
iDn-Street baptist church tonight. DR..
Thornhnl has delivered this lecture in
Manchester before. and il proved TO be an
interesting and entertaining event. There
VIII be no admission charged. and the
public Is cordially invited 10 be present
Joseph T.. Johnston Camp is making
preparations for the entertainment 10 be
given at the Grays Armory on April 9th,
when the attraction Will be Mr.. Mac.
Jones i'm his humorous sayings. assisted
by Miss Florence Evans, in some of her
select war rotations. BY request. Miss
Evans viii appear in southern costume
Of homespun dress and palmetto hat.
There viii also be music by the Man
chester Mandolin Club. Refreshments
will be served by the Ladies' Committee.
The Committee on Cemeteries met We'd
nesdey afternoon in the Council chamber,
and then drove out to Maury. where they
made an inspection Of the cemetery. which
they found 10 be kept I'm first-class order
by the superintendent, Mr.. William Allen.
The Epworth League Of Central Metho-
dist church Will meet tonight.
The Hastings Court yesterday morning
was engaged in disposing OF chancery
business.