The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-04
WALTER MEADOWS DEAD
SUDDEN DENISE OF YOUNG CITI-
ZEN OF MANCHESTER.
A Successful Lawn Party-Tined for
Having Unlicensed Teams-Other
Items-Pcrsonsls.

No. iI2i Hun sTarrT, BraTTrr BLocE


No, ll2l HULL STREET., BlArrtf BLoCB.
Mr.. Walter Meadows. the sixteen-yoar-
old sen OF Mr. A. W. Meadows. died Tues
day morning az iI.45 o'clock at the home
OF his father 1920 Powhatan street; The
young man had only been SICK about
three weeks and his death was a great
shock 10 bis family ana Bleuls Ills
funeral toOk place at II O'Clock ycatcia y
morning fIou tle late residence and AIS
remains were taken ~ Amelia county for
IDteTMtnt.
SUCCESSFUL LAWN PARTY.
The lawn party given al Forest Hi
Park Toe Iay night ly the Ladies Aux
iiiaTy OF Pickett camp was great fnan-
tial success auo large crowd attended.
The ca:s wtle kept crONled nom .
clock unul nearly miCr gh', duEing
HIicu Lue ihe cltf!tt lhmCht WAS ln pro-
srcss u was a little cool last night Tor Tor
summer drinks and ices, but suu the
l03ies in charge OF this department were
keYt b.sy
Tie proceeds VIII be devoted 10 the en-
tcrfliumeut fund which viii be- used dur
INK inc reunion. The portion OF the PARK
cut or foi the lawn party was brilliantly
Illuminated with japanese lanterns ana
on the pogticC OF the old stone mousse
dancing Was kept up throughout lhe even
THE POLICE COURT.
The senior member Of the urn OF
Hadkins q Son was before Mayor Maurice
M
three teams in hauling bricks nom ihs
city 20 Richmond. Tor which ne pald no
license eff was told mat II no 'oon oIs
his license az once the charge a-a''Se
him Wouid be dismissed. but ne said nc
aid not Know whether or not ne MdAteI
license 10 % business ia the CITY, Mhclt-
1n0n tne Maylr imposed "A me OF SO.
Mr. Badkins said be- had been uolnb hdul-
INK iu the city for number OF $3.50
without "a license. and that ne Knew
others who had done the same thlhs.
Zinc case of the Postal Je.tginph COM
pany. charged with not paying me neehs93
IN he poles i'm the city, was cd''ou IA"
continued until THURSDAY. ,,,.,,e
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS. 81.
Misses Edna ana Carrie Bailey, OF lhls
city have gone on Nlelt u" HHSSta,,i5
ton. j.. C.. Baltimore. Md ana I"''a"''
Mrs Henry Holland left yesterday morn
lug TO visit Lexington. ...,,. ~
AIS blanche Cnalkiey. formerly OF
tbs city. and MI. Moody were inaIIlcss
al o'clock yesterday al the -fslue,eo Va
he bride on Louisiana street. ulloh' =, al
Nir David PtrIle was driving on Itals
street yesterday morning Wnth ono ~
the front wheels Of his venice cSIIo y,, .s
and throw him TO the ground. 10 WIS
not seriously hurt. -. NJ
Thieves c1,ered the hen-house OF MI;
Alley. on Tenth-street road just ne9onI
lie 'corpoiatlOn line. Friday nlE"t auu
relieved = Of all the chickens huiiloei '"s
100 fine fowls. OIL. r-r,,,a
Liberty Council. Junior order Jniieo
American Mechanics, Us making aiiahbr-
Tnauts for a bazaar. which IL VIII give
AZ Norrissetts Han, in Swansboro. nFe
nights. commencing June I'D.
The indications are That STEPHEN Iut-
new & Co VIII be in their new ware
house i'm Manchester very soon.
A number of young ladies' ana genie
men went out TO Murkeys mill yester-
day morning for picnic
Mss Mabel Whine will leave Friday af-
te-nuon for Baltimore, where she VIII
eucud several months with friends.
Miss Annie Brown. who has been spend
ing few weeks in Petersburg visiting
friends and relatives. has returned nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Cogolli was III the
city yesterday morning.
There was an organ recital at Meade
Memorial church at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Mr. c. Il. Child was the or
ganist. ,-,.
ing Mrs. W. II. owens. on cambridge
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Liberty Council, No. u. Jr. O. L.. A.
NJ. Initiated two candidates. elected iouf.
and received three applications TUESDAY
Mrs h. W. Bell, Of Suffolk, Va, is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j.
Burton. on Hull street. ...,.-
The city Engineer stated ysslttqag
that the last sewer in the city Is being
laid on Nineteenth street between Hun
and BainbT.cSe streets
Messrs. y. j. Bradley, Ben. 7. owen.
Jr. Y. W. Brodnax, and James Holiday
left yesterday morning on the 1920 Chcs-
apoake and Ohio train for stanton.
These gentlemen will represent Manchcs-
Ter and Swansboro IN the convention. Mr..
q II. Sims delegate from the First ward,
left yesterday afternoon 20 attend.
officer Avis has succeeded in finding
the party who got the watch from ne ne
workman at the Scott residence on HUH
street. The offender was quite a small
how. and his parents returned the watch
as soon as they found 10 IN his posses
sion. an~NnQuiry was made on suspicion
by officer Avis.
The friends Of Mr.. Frank Dunford. Of
This city, were very glad TO hear that
"A telegram has been received from ~.
louis stating that although he was in
et Louis at the time OF the cyclone ne
was not hurt. ,,..
Among the graduates at the w Qmau s
College commencement IN hlchnohu
TUESDAY night were Misses Etnel hal1-
inc BESSIE Mathews. and Lucy IhoInhll'
OF this city