The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
HONEST NEWSB0Y
FOUND THE MONEY
Walter Deitrick Picks Up Mr., Les
sendery's Lost Wages.
DEATH OF MRS. MARY BINNS.
Mills 10 start Up ia Manchester ut an
Early Date-Mr. ". :. Radcliffe, Of
Petersburg. General Manager.
other Southsidc Items.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
1ll2 HUI street, Bcattle Block.

| Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
ll12 HUI street, Bcattie Block.
Mr.. II. j. Lossendery. an employee at
| the Southern shops who lives on west
Tenth street received his salary Friday.
and IN going TO his home he dropped
| part Of IT, amounting TO 81. on the street.
Mr.. Lessendery did not know Of his
loss until he reached his home, and then
| The startling discovery was made. DIR.
| Lessendery is not a wealthy man. and
| the loss OF SO cuts considerable figure
| with him. lie started out 10 hunt his
| money but his search was I'm vain. and
he returned. hopeless TO his home.
A bright little follow. named Walter
| Deitrick. a newsboy, in delivering his
| papers. founl the money on Tenth street.
! just where Mr.. Lessendery had dropped
! f.. The lad took the money to his mother
FOR safe keeping. and soon learned Of Mr.
| Lessenderys loss. The boy went 20 that
gentleman ana told him that he had
! found tho money. and 1t was turned over
20 him by Mrs Deitrick.
| The boy refused 10 accept a reward for
| his services in the recovery Of the money.
and was just as happy as could be az
| having found the money for Mr.. Lessen
derry
OPENING or THE MILLS.
As has been already stated I'm the
Times the consolidated plant known as
/ the Omitted Cotton Mnls' embracing
The two large cotton factories in this
| city-ihc Marshall Mills and the Old
! Dominion Mlls-wili start in operation
| within "a very short while.
The Marshall Mills will start tho latter
/ part Of next week and the old Dominion
/ WHY begin work just as soon as tne ma
chincry can be ser and the building
/ thoroughly equipped.
About con operatives. including men,
! women and children. viii be given en-
/ ploymcnt. ana the opening Of the mills
win 10 % big thing for Manchester and
! Richmond
The capacity OF both mills will be
: 100000 pounds. or 1900 bales year from
go looms. and the manufacturing product
! of the TWO cities will be Increased by
! rcariy half q million dollars.
Mr. w S Radcliffe. Of Petersburg. VIII
/ bo the general manager. Hc is am eN-
| perienced cotton mill man, ana VIII
/ prove valuable man for the position.
] A reception was held an the hOspitdDle
/ home OF Miss Ella Buckner on Eighth
| ana Decatur streets Friday night. Among
| those present were Miss Ella Buckcr
| Miss Matte. Mary. Carrie and Grace
/ Williams. Miss Essie and Luecila Hem
I drchs Miss Christy and Susie Utlay'
/ Mrs Bagby. Mrs. Adams and others.
! Gentlemen present: Messrs. Jesse
1 Huckuer John and Floyd Hendricks,
! Willie Logan, W. W. Williams. J. 5. VIII
! lams. s. r. Hagnel Hardy Flournoy
| John Busbv. Chas. and D. COttren Der
| uard Coats. Sam. Taylor, Bernard Per
MRS MARY BTNNs DEAD.
| Mrs. Mary Binns. relict OF the late
| Thomas Rinns. after a long Illness, died
at her residence in Swansboro, yester-
/ day morning an O'Clock, aged ABOUT
! fifty years.
Mrs BInns left four sons ana two
! daughters. namely. George, Michael. WI
| liam and Thomas. and Misses Catharine
! and Mary.
The funeral will be from St. Peters
! cathedral tomorrow morning at 10
| O'Clock. Intermcnt in Mount Calvary.
SILVER TEA SERVICE.
! Mr. and Mrs w. H. White were pre-
scented with a handsome silver tea service
/ Yesterday by the fellow employees Of Mr.
, White. at the Westmoreland Club, as
! New Years gift.
The delay in presenting the service was
/ dine 10 the fact Of the illness OF Mr..
/ White.
CHURCH SERVICES.
/ Services AZ West End church to-day:
/ Sunday school az $3.50 a. NJ. Ser
! vices AT Il A. NJ and 7.45 p NJ, by the
] pastor Rev. T.. ID. Crawley. Epwor,h
League meetings Mt and 6:i5 p. VI. Re
| viyaI services every night this week,
| commencing az g o'clock All invited.
To-day at both services at Clopton-
/ Street church in Swansboro the pulpit
will he filled by the Rev ;. l.. Grlms-
I lev Mr.. Grlmsley is pleasantly remem-
/ hered By the most excellent sermons
/ preached at this church on the second
| Sunday IN this month.
The missionary society of Clopton-Street
/ BAPTIST church will hold ITS regular
monthly meetingly this afternoon az
/ $3.50 o'clock.
Tb. pastor Of Cowardin-Avenue Chris
tfsn church will preach at II 4. NJ. on
| walking I'm the steps Of Jesus" and at
| T.5 =. VI. on Where arc We Goine2
| Baptisma services az night Endeavor
meeting at 7 ?. N.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Mrs. Norma Lithgow is quite sick at
! The residence OF her mother, Nrs. j.. j..
! Wake. at Eleventh and Porter streets.
| Miss ELLEN Withers Broaduax, who has
/ been suffering with the grip is able to be
| out again.
Master Garfield Chappel. son of NJ
! InOmdS iNdpp'llf OF hidHlttf ~ Nultf ~
with pneumonia
A marriage license has been granted
| to W. NJ Vincent Of Richmond ami
! Bcrdie Neister. Of Manchester The
! eroom-olect Is wel-known machnist,
! and the bride-elect Is the popular daugn-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Willis Neister.
The trustees ~ Dale Lodge. No. 500.
| knights Of Honor. Of this city. paid
| 5000 10 Mrs Alice r. Clayton wife and
| beneficiary Of the late James o. cay
ton. deceased on January lOin. ms
/ claim was paid promptly.
Messrs W 3. Wake and Edward
Jones seas on Friday for Boston Mass
/ via West Point Va
Manchester Lodge No. II. A. +. ana
! A. NJ, met last night at 100 O'Clock al
| the Masonic Temple.
Mr.. W. H. Toler the treasurer OF Iiber-
/ " Council No. IS. Jr o. L. A. NJ. Of
Swansboro. has paid TO Mrs J. d. Moles
$3.50. the amount Of benent due her on
account Of the death Of her husband who
was killed last month in the Southern
railroad Yards
A Maurys geography was found be-
tween the public school-hOuse and MOrri-
sett's store Swansboro. Friday. which
can be had by applying 10 Mr.. Henry
Atl,inson's residence OH Decatur street
extension.
Mrs Samuel Wright. OF Seventeenth