The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
They Go to North Carolina to Escape
Parental Objections.
LITTLE BOY CUT WITH AN AXE,
Easter Music i'm the Churches To-Day.
Swansboro Observation-Disclosures
Matters-Othcr News OF Inter
est from the Southsidc.
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times.
III Hull street. Beattie BLOCK.

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Miss Minnie Criddle. a very pretty ana
| popular young lady OF Swansboro, daush-
ter OF Mr.. Robert CTiddle. left her nome
| Friday evening, ostensbly TO spend ti7
| night with her friend. Miss Barham' VIM
| lived a short distance away.
| Later in the evening Mr.. W. 5. ROW
| lett well-knOWn and popular young
| railroad man, who has been paying atten-
lions to Miss Criddle for some time; calico s'a
! al the residence for Miss Criddle' an
! the two left. after stating That they ".tc
| going TO get married. and they tooh l"o
| night train for North Carolina. .,.,
Yesterday morning Mr.. Criddle, ia an.
| OF the young lady, called at the baIna ,n
residence. and was met with the STAT
ment as related above.
The young lady is quite young, ana lildI
| fact was probably the only objection mer
father advanced 10 her marriage. me
happy couple returned at O'Clock ias,
night and will reside at the residence "a
the groom IN the Beatte Block
A DISORDERLY NEGRO.
About $50 o'clock last night negro
named Henry Jones boarded hun
Street car In a drunken condition. lie
made himself very obnoxious to the pas
sengers. and when Conductor Gay re-
monstrated with him grew abusive.
Motorn an Catlett came TO Mr.. Gays
assistance. and there WIS a lively scrm-
mage at the corner OF Firth END nun
streets. where the car stopped. whlch
eliminated I'm Jones being thrown bodily
overheard.
About Q o'clock officer Alex. Wright
found Jones drunk and disorderly on
the street He started TO arrest him. but
the man showed fight and the officer had
10 use heroic measures 10 subdue him
He was locked up for reference Monday
morning
ATTACKED BY PNEUMONIA.
Lawrence bathurst the two-year-oid
son Of Or. Lawrence Ingram. who has
been aiing for several days was taken
very ~ last night. DR.. Hunter Mcclure
was called in consultation by Or. ingram
and the disease was diagnosed as pneu-
monia His condition IS critical
A SPRING CLEANING
The Committee on Almshouse met az
that institution Friday afternoon az
$50 o'clock and. I'm conjunction with Dr.
Lawrence Ingram. Inspected the building
and transacted routine work. Those pres
ent were Messrs. Hart Abbott and Nor
ton.
At the suggestion Of DR.. Ingram. super
intendent Allen was instructed 10 reno
vate the building and to give II thor
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ACCIDENTALLY CUT.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock the
little threc-year-old son OF Mr.. Johh
Smith of Cowardln avenue. near Porter
street. was accidentally struck In the
forehead by his cousin with the sharp
edee of an axe and cut 70 the bone. Ut.
Lawrence ingram was called and dress
cd the wound and the little fellow Is no"
| doing as wen as possible
FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
| The Fcard Of Fire Commissioners will
meet I'm regular session Monday night at
8 o'clock IN the Council chamber.
On Tuesday afternoon. at $50 o'clock
the Cemetery Committee Will meet In the
| Council chamber, and VIII proceed from
| there to the cemetery TO inspect me
| grounds.
EASTER SERVICES.
The Easter services at the Presbyterian
church promise 10 be most interesting
Aside from the fact that very elaborate
Easter programme has been arranged Tor
both services. the morning service will
| include the quarterly observance of the
Sacrament of the Lords supper.
The main auditorium Of the church
| has been put I'm condition for service and
Will be occupied by the congregation here
after in its worship.
The musical features or the services
have been arranged specially with view
to the observance Of Easter. the pro-
gramme being as follows;
Morning Service-Doxology; lnyocation'
Anthem. Christ Is Risen George Marks
Evans). full choir; Hymn No. 4s5; scrip
fure Lesson. Prayer: Hymn No. 81; Of
fer,orv. Anthem. There is a Green Hill
Far Away" O.. A. Parks, fun choir;
| sermon Hymn No 55f. Sacrament.
Hymn No. a.. Bencdictlon.
Afternoon Service-GlOria Patria; invo-
cation: Anthem. BELLS Of Easterudc'
Og. g. Van OrsdelD. full choir; Hymn
No. %: Scripture Lesson; Prayer; Hymn
No. 81: Offertory: Anthem Easter Glad
ness" CE. : Lorenz); Sermon; Hymn
No. 81: Benediction.
The choir is composed OF the Hollow
ing: Director, Mr.. W. J. Lewis Organist'
prof. \. W. CARRIER; Sopranos-Mrs. a.
II. FITZGERALD Miss Elsie Crooks Mrs.
&. w. Gibbs Miss Annie b. Robertson
Mrs. w. b. Bradley. Miss Clary; Altos
Miss MAY Crooks. Mrs. &. ID. kimmel;
Tenors-W. j. Lewis. j. Craig, T.. =.
Phillips: Bassos-W. W. Craig L. Il.
Gilbert
The Easter services at Bainbridge-Street
Baptist church will be unusually bril-
| liant. The music. under the direction Of
Mrs. a. c. Harding, will be OF high
order:
Morning service-Opening Anthem.
awake Thou That Sleepeth' (Eichham);
Ofertory. "He Is Not Here, But l. Ris
en-" CMillard). Hymn 0sD. THE Easter
| Hymn" (2d) Welcome, Happy Morn
ing
Night-"God Of Israel RossinD: Of
fertory. Daily Sing the Praises (Fior-
toni.
Misses Coley Lowell and Ethel Harding;
Altos-Misses Shirley Walton and Flossie
Moody: Bassos- Messrs. Harvey Harding
and John Roach: Tenors-Messrs. Eddie
Burton and David Harrison.
TO HUNT FOR EGGS.
egg hunts" will be the order OF the
day on Monday. The Busy Bees OF
Central church will search for eggs in the
yard OF Mr.. w. II. owens, Ills Balm
bridge street. from to o'clock; and
there will be another at Mrs. Garys.
corner of Ninth and Perry streets az
o'clock, by the children or the PresDy-
terrain church. rr>
REFRESHMENTS TO BE shhN Ell
The Syansboro Lodge of Heptasophs
have very kindly consented TO allow 'he
Ladies' Aid Society OF clopton-sreet
church TO have an entertainment AT the
hall next Friday at Z. NJ, which IS
their regular meeting night. Ihey VIII
meet on Saturday night, the Sth ana eS-
pect several limitations. and refreshments
will be served after the meeting.
CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.
| The following is the programme Tor
Meade Memorial Sunday-school celebra-