Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-20
MANCHESTER NEWS.
WILLIE CREDIBLE DIES AFTER
MANY DAYS OF SUFFERING.
Death of Mrs. William LoEan-Fu-
neral OF Miss julia CIopton-Tnlk
of New Strcct-Cnr Track-The Ma
sonic Bnznar-PersonnIsn and Hrfefs.

Willie, the li-Near-Old son or MT. ana
Mrs. Robert Criddle, whose extreme ILL
ness was announced In yesterdays Dis
patch. died at 71j o clock yesterday morn
ing. Young Mr. Criddle had been failing
in health ever since he was bitten by a
mad-dog about three years ago Death IS
supposed to have been caused By COM
plication OF troubles arising from blood
poisoning. Though comparatively an in
valid he attended a party last Friday
night. and upon returning home struck
his bitten leg against a wagon, which
opened the sore. He took TO his bed,
where he remained until death put an
end 10 his sufferlngs The funeral an
nouncements have not been made definite
as yet. but IT IS the intention to have the
funeral from the house at 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. William Logan died yesterday
morning M the residence OF her husband,
near the corner Of Seventh and Hull
streets. after a long Illness OF consump-
ton. Mrs Logan was an estimable young
lady, and her death is deeply regretted
by n large circle of friends. She leaves a
husband and one child. The funeral will
church al $3.50 o'clock Saturday. The IN
terment will be made in Mayry Cemetery.
The funeral Of Miss Julia c. Clopton
took place yesterday morning at II o'clock
from Meade Memorial church. NOtwith-
standing the nclemency Of the weather
the sacred edifce was well filed with sor-
rowing friends who came to pay the last
sad tribute Of respect 20 lady who was
beloved by all who knew her. The ser
vices were conducted by the rector, Rev
Benjamin Dennis. assisted by Rev. Pres
ton G. Nash. of Richmond Tho floral tri-
butes We're numerous and beautiful, and
completely covered the grave. which was
made In Hollywood. The pall-bearers
were Measrs. ". J. Carter. Harvey Ar
cher. David l.. Pulliam, Austin SpOu, and
- Minor.
The Joseph +. Johnston Camp held its
regular meeting last night in the Grays
Armory, corner Fifteenth and Hull
streets. Owing 10 the absence Of Com
mander Attldss0n, Lieutenant-Command-
or Perrow was In the chair. The Com
mlttee Of ARRANGEMENTS for the coming
entertainment. which will be given for
the benefit OF the uniform fund. re-
ported that every detail IN the programme
had been arranged and that they had
every assurance of a large audience on
AITll tft. MI Altta julie u lNliii-
mond. Will appear in his humorous say
ings. and will be assisted by Miss Flo
renee Evans in some Of her select war
Rotations. BY request, Miss Evans
will appear I'm a southern costume OF
homespun dress and palmetto hat. There
will also be music by the Manchester
Mandolin Club, and refreshments viii be
served 10y the ladies. The camp, having
no other special business. adjourned.
The ladies having charge OF the Masons'
bazaar held a meeting Wednesday after
noon M the Masonic Temple The reports
Of several committees showed that work
is progressing favOrably, AMI that success
will be the result Of the proposed enter
tainment. The bazaar will commence on
the 10Th Of April and II has been lecded
to run It ten days. The entertainment
will be held I'm the Masonic Temple, and
each night there will be a special feature.
Much complaint has been made recently
Of the Hull-street car line, particularly
against the track II has recently devel-
oped that If the city will submit 10 certain
urooositions which the strcet-car company
are understood as being willing 10 make.
that "a new track will be secured. The
street-car company would be willing TO
take up the present track and replace u
with the latest and most improved rail,
such as is now being laid on Broad street.
In Richmond. provided the city allow them
10 use gravel bed instead of the concrete
bed that the city Of Richmond requires.
The Committee on Cemeteries met We'd
neslay afternoon I'm the Council chamber.
and then drove out 20 Maury, where they
made an inspection of the cemetery, which
they found 10 be kept in frst-class order
bv the superintendent, Mr.. William Al
len.
Rov. Or. L. r. Thornhill will deliver his
lecture on the Milf Tree" at Stockton
street BAPTIST church tonight. DR.. Thorn
hill has delivered this lecture i'm Manches-
ter before. and II proved 10 be both inte-
resting and entertaining. There will be no
admission charged. and the public Is cor
daily invited to be present.
The SwansbOro' chicken-thieves are
again at large This time they even steal
from Officer Avis.
chr Elder was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon for cursing and abusing the
daughter OF Mr. J. W. Tingle.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
Jane Cody (colored) was fined s. for
raising a disturbance. In default OF pay
ment she was committed to jail.
The HustinCs Court was in session a
short While yesterday morning, but only
considered some minor chancery matters.
The Epworth League Of Central Method
ist church meet tonight
Mrs IT. H. Walden has returned from
King William.
Deputy-sheriff J. p Goode was in the
city yesterday
Mr. W. f. Whine has been called "a
Brooklyn, y. V, on account Of the death
OF his sister. Mrs. Mary l.. Mebus.
"GOLD-BRICK" WAN CAPTURED.