Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-14

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The verdict of all at the return va
that pleasant time had come W ea
one. The run which followed oh'y nav
the hours before seem pieasane.,
ORDERS ELECT OFFICERS.
rho povai Tribe OF Joseph, new o.
der which has taken root recehuy ia IN ~
ct,v has bcaun successfully seconu ~
,ioa In lis history. From the hfst me-
aatnod favor. that favor expressing ''se'
=, an Incr,ase OF membership al every
,,,ot,,,s Tho second election OF olhceio
No. MA Monday night and resulted y"
,,s..,n,, The following In charge OF one
ntonehestsr tribe: l.. Nj. Nunnany' pas'
.atr,s,ch. Charles w. Eaton, patriarch
~ A. campbell, vlce-patfiarch' nev'
yvuIam r.. Hurt, priest: w. w. Arche.'
sctibe. ]. T.. BEDFORD, treasurer 4. %
saunders. escort; a. j. smith, mn sr,.a
Guard; John w. Archer. outer suaTo' Inv
order meets twice each month. .s
The semi-annual election OF ohceiS'
which tbs Indianola Tribe. /. q. *, NJ
t'id Nondav night has raised the follow
Inc chiefs TO positions OF trust: Prophet
~. w. Moore: Sachem. II. Nj. McEIuuel,
senior Sycamore. j. a. Cersley, Juillor
Sayanofe. ]. S. Wakefield; Chief OF he-
cords. c. $. Wells; Collector OF Wam-
mum f.. X. Sampson: Keeper OF "am-
nnm w. II. Wilkinson: Fst sannap'
Ionn II Brown: Second Sannap. }. W.
Toney: Guard OF Wigwam, a. a. A 1.'
Guard OF Forest. r. Il. Burton; fiisO
Warrior X. J.. Patram; Second WarIioI'
]. l.. Num- Third Warrior. w. y, fel
puson: Fourth Warrior W. -. Maihe'
First Brave. J. G. Purdy; Second Brave
n. A. Maurice: Third Brave, c. w. MO-
Cam: Fourth Brave. a. a. Weils'
While several Of these officers are ne"
I'm their places. there Is one VINO 70
veteran This is Mr.. c. >. Wehs' cn'e.
~ records Mr. Wells has been elected
10 this position thirty-three times, ana
has held the position consecutively SIX
teen wears. Mr.. r.. X. Sampson has been
collector of wampum for seven ana
hair wears. Mr.. w. II. Wilkinson has
been keeper Of wampum for four years
The chiefs were raised up by Past
Sachem ]. S. Wakefield. acting deputy
great sachem. This tribe is in flourish
ing condition. and have over 1900 fatnoms
In the treasury.
Rock Ridge Council, No. &c, Jr. o u.
A. NJ. held its regular meeting MONDAY
and after the transaction OF routine busl-
ness the following officers. recently eject
ed were installed by Deputy a. y. ~
son: Junior Past Councillor. III. III. FOL
lock; Councillor. W. l.. Sanderson' VICE
Councillor. j. w. Tingle; Recording Sec
rotary. Joseph j. Lavier; Assisting Re-
cording Secretary G. a. Watkins; Finan-
cial Secretary. j. ID. Reams; Treasurer,
G.. L. Huband; Warden. j. r. Wilson;
Conductor, W. Il. Mathews; Inside Senti-
mel. John Collie; Outside Sentinel L. $.
Marshall. Trustee, =. l.. Clary; Repre-
sentatives, l.. II. Brown and IL. L.
Barker.
DEATH OF A CHILD.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Farley have the
sympathy OF the entire community in
which they live because of the death yes
terday morning Of Marshall Farley, their
little son. months Of age.
The funeral will take place from the
residence, Decatur street, Swansboro',
this afternoon at A o'clock. Rev. w. T.
williams, pastor of West-End Memorial
church, will conduct the services. The in
terment will be made in Maury Cemetery.
POLICE COURT CASES.
The services at Manchester's White
Temple were conducted, as usual yester-
day morning by Mayor Maurice, but
were SHINY attended by sinners and
woTshippers alike.
Clarence Murphy (colored) was charged
with selling fish without license, but the
case went over until Friday. Murphy
has a license to sell in one place, but
while leaving an agent in that par
ticular spot to look after his interest,
migrated 10 another and was reported.
The case was continued in order to get
the opinion Of the City Attorney as to
whether the license held applies to the
whole city or not.
Of Owens charged
by Henry Reid with threatening to kill
him. the accused was discharged, and
Reid had TO pay costs.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. w. II. Neal left the city yesterday
to visit Virginia Beach and Ocean View.
Miss Blanche Attkisson, of Petersburg,
Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mary Att
kissona
An ice-cream festival will be held on
Thursday night on Mrs. C. A. Rainess
lawn, in Swansboro'.
The Central Methodist church Sunday
school will go on their annual excursion
to Old Point to-day. The prospects are
that they will have a big crowd.
Mrs. w. +. Harrison has been sick at
her home. at Seventeenth and McDonough
streets. for several days.
Mr. r. Hunter Beazley and wife. of
South Boston are visiting their nephew
Mr.. II. j. Bolton i'm Swansboro.
A fine COW belonging to Mrs. Posshner
of Everett street was killed Monday by
a train on the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad near Cemetery crossing. An
other COW was badly injured at the same
time.
/ Mr.. Thomas II. Bass. Of Newport
| News, returned home Sunday morning,
after a weeks visit to his mother. Mrs.
| Thomas w. Bass Of No. 3l2 Cowardn
| avenue
The following delegates have been ap-
pointed from Fifth-Street Methodist
| church to the East Richmond District
! Conference. which meets next week in
! York county: Messrs. w. II. Snead, S.
p. Jones. and s. II. Andrews The al
ternates are Messrs. c. V. Green, w.
/ S. Green. and George w. Payne. The
party will leave next Tuesday, and so
by way of Old Point.
Miss Florence Wood, of No. 5O1 west
Twelfth street. is detained at home on
account of sickness.
The regular meeting Of the Street Com
mittee was held i'm Captain Lipscomb
office yesterday evening at $50 o'clock
but nothing beyond routine matters was
transacted.
The Water Commissioners also trans
acted routine work last night meeting
at s o'clock.
Miss Florence Peple, OF west Main
street, is visiting relatives at Sudbrooh
Park, near Baltimore. Nd.
THE REGIMENTS NEW UNIFORMS
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