Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
READY TO VACCINATE
MANCHESTER PREsCRIBEs RULES
AND APPOINT PHYSICIANS.
DEATH OF MISS BESSIE BROADDUS.
Mrs. Wright succumbs To Consump-
tion-A Bright Industrial Outlook
Three Couples Wed-PersOnnI and
other Items from the south Side.


other Items from the south Side.
The Manchester Board Of Health anc
the special committee appointed by the
Council OF that city met last night and
prescribed rules for general vaecina-
tion. and appointed physicians to carry
them out.
The city was divided into four districts,
as follows; First, from the river to Ninth
street: Second from Ninth to Thirteenthi
Third, from Thirteenth 70 Cowardin ave-
nue. and Seventeenth; Fourth, Cowardin
avenue and Seventeenth to the city limits.
Or. John Broadnax was appointed to the
First District Or. Friend to the Second,
Dr. ". =. Mathews to the Third, and DR..
Merchant to the Fourth.
These physicians will receive so per
| month each, and Will be expected 20 cover
their respective districts in thirty days.
| They will be Instructed 10 go from house
to house, and keep a list Of those vacci-
mated and Of the absentees, and TO make
report 20 the joint committee once a
week. Those persons who are not at home
| when the physicians call will be vaccl-
mated at the doctors offices at certain
/ hours. 4 resolution was adopted that
! bids should be invited fOr virus.
! Or Ingram presided at the meeting, and
| Mr.. J. H. Bennett acted as secretary. and
/ others present at the meeting were
! MeesIs. Bradley, Nunnally, Rice, Green,
/ and Patram.
| DEATH or MISS SEDSIE BROADDUS.
Intelligence was received here yesterday
/ Of the death in Caroline county ON tues
day OF Miss bessie BrOadGus, who lived
iu Manchester for several years, and had
many friends here ana ~ Richmond. She
had neeu in i'll health for some time, but
the news Of her death came as great
shock % her acquaintances.
Miss Broaddus was daughter Of MT.
George BrOaddus Of Caroline, and had
both attended and taught school here.
She was "a sister Of Mrs. Thornton, who
died I'm Manchester about two months
ago, when she had been married only ten
days.
MRS. SUSIE WRIGHT DEAD.
Mrs. Susie Wright died yesterday morn
ing at the residence Of her brother Mr..
jeremiah Marks on seventeenth and
Everett streets. Her death was due 10
consumption, which Tor the past three
years has been slowly sapping her life.
She was woman OF estllna Die character
a consistent member Of West-End MethO-
dist church, ana devoted wife. she
leaves a husband-Mr Samuel Wright,
motOrman on the Richmond and Man
chester iine-and four small children. The
funeral will take place from West-Eud
Methodist church tomorrow afternoon
at g O'Clock The pastor, Rev. j. d.
CraWley. Will conduct the services. The
intorment will be made in Maury Gene
terry.
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT.
The machinery Of the Marshall Mills
Ill n .rrH Oh mt
in condition 10 start up next Monday.
The Old Dominion Mills Will not start
up yet. but they are expected 10 resume
work in a few weeks.
Mcssrs. A. ID. ShOtweu & co. and tho
Wright Collar Company have n large
force Of hands engaged in cleaning up
and rebuilding their works, which were
partially destroyed by fire a few nights
since. These concerns expect 10 be in
tull operation in a very short time.
The southern Railroad Company has
discharged forty mechanics who have
hitherto been employed in the shops by
the Free bridge. The men were promised
that they would be reinstated az the
earliest opportunity. These shops only
have IL certain appropriation each month
10 pay the wage-earncrs. II i5 under
stood that the men kept at work viii be
put on longer time. and 10y this means
move Will be decidedly for their benefit.
as the appropriation viii be used up each
month.
THREE HAPPY BRIDES.
Mr.. Il. j.. Smith. one OF the post-ofiice
clerks. was married i'm New YORK re-
Gently. and returned home with has bride
last Monday. Mr. Smith went ostehslDly
uuOn "a weeks vacation. ana his friends
were greatly surprised TO learn that mel
had become benedict
Miss GIlperta Homer ana Mr. &: y.
Hague We're quietly married al Marx
j..
4. sullivan, pastor OF oak Grove BdpusJ
church. performed the ceremony. u ie-
coptiOu followed the wedding aiter Wnich
the happy couple left for their honey
moon Air. Hague is On the employ Of
the Southern Railway Company, and his
bride is "a very charming and accomplish
cd young lady.
Mr. B. y. Williams and Miss Emma
PUrdy were married ON lying TRIP 10
North Carolina last Wednesday. ana re-
turned home yesterday. The bride lelL
her homo Tuesday and Informed 1er rel
ativcs that She intended 10 spend the
night in Richmond with some lady
friends. Sine was met there by Mr. VIII
liams and they took the early morning
train on the Southern railroad for the
Old North state. where they secured the
services ~ a clergyman, who TIED the
nupudl knot.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mr.. j. Archer williamson 40. 1906 Nc
DOnOugh street. is detained at his home
with the la grippe.
Mrs. Jacob Brewer is very i'll at her
residence No. POI Everett street
Mr. Harvey Johns, OF No 1903 Maury
street, is very sick
The Hastings Court was engaged yes
tcrday IN the consideration OF civil mat
tiers.
Alessrs. George Mason and r =. Gil |
liam. two prominent attorneys from Pc
teisburg. were I'm attendance At the Hust- |
incs Court yesterday.
Mr.. j. IT, Herrin, who Is reported quite !
i'll. was slightly better yesterday.
Mrs. Bernard Z. Walden. who has been
in with the IN grippe. is reported TO be !
improved.
Miss Lille Blaukenship who has been |
quite i'll at her home, in Swansboro', Is !
cOnValescing
The Mayors Court was not in session !
yesterday.
The funeral Of Miss Alma Bottoms took /
place from Fifth-Street Methodist church /
Yesterday morning at 40 o'clock.
Mr. W. j. Carter returned last night /
from pleasant trip TO New York and I