The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-26
THE MONEY VOTED
IN MANCHESTER.
The Council ApprOpriates $500 for
Vaccination.
FORCE AT SHOPS CUT DOWN.
About Forty Men Pint on from Work.
Young Couple Go to North Carolina
To Get Married-Other News
From the Southside.
FORCE At SHOPS CUT DOWN.
hanchesler Rureau. RIehmond Times.

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The city Council met in the Council
chamber at O'Clock last night and APP
Tr0priated 500 or as much OF that sum
As may be necessary, for tho purpose Of
having a general vaccination throughout
The city The vaccination will not be
compulsory.
The Council met last night in special
session 10 take action on the report OF
tine Joint committee OF the Board of
Health and Finance Committee Captain
John O Bricn, the president. called the
meeting 10 order The other members
present were. Messrs. j. u. Greene w.
u. Randlett, ). +. Jones. ". W. Pool.
Matthew Morton. r. L. Patram. l.. NJ.
Nunnaliy, j. II. Abbott, John r.. Utz and
W Il. Bradley
The joint committee recommended that
che City Council appropriate the SUM OF
500 or as much thereof as may be
found necessary, Tor the purpose OF hav-
hg n g,nera vaccination in the city.
The members Of the City Council ar
gued a good deal on the question as %
the best means OK having the work done,
end d number Of them desired 90 make
the matter compulsory and make each
ftrson who had not been Vaccinatci
have the same done.
Mr.. Utz novel that the appropriation
be made and that committee from the
Council be appointed TO act M
conjunction with the Board OF
Health in the matter The committee
appointed were Messrs. J.. ~ Nunnally
j. X. Greene, r. L. Patram and w. h.
Bradley. These gentlemen will act IN
conjunction with the Board Of Health In
the employment OF physicians to do the
work and anything else that pertains 10
the matter. The resolution was unam-
mously adopted. every member of the
Council being present and voting for the
same. The work viii begin az once.
SOUTHERN FORCE DECREASED.
The Southern railroad shops in this city
discharged about forty mechanics last
night when the whistle blew for stop
ping work The men were promised work
at as early date as possible. They
we're taken from the different branches
81 the works These shops only have
certain appropriation each month 20 pay
L. wage esrners. ID is understood that
the men kept at work Will be- put on
longer time and by this means make
moro money each month. The move Will
be decidedly for their benefit as the APP
preparation will be used up each month.
HAGUE-HORNER.
quiet but pretty marriage was sol
last night. The contracting couple were
Miss Gubcr,a Honer and Mr. 4. w.
1iaguc Rev j. a. sullivan, pastor OF
oak Grove Baptist church, was the OIL
nciating minister.
A reception was rendered them. after
which they cook the train for an extend
cd wedding tour.
The bride Is q most attractive young
lady and is the possessOr OF many friends.
Mr. Hague is We'll known employe oil
the Southern Railroad Company ana
popular citizen Of Manchester.
MARRIED IL NORTH CAROLINA.
Mr. b y williams ana Miss Emma
Purdy left for North Carolina Wednes'
dav morning. where they We're Joined TO
gether as man and wife They returned
TO the city last night, where thcy VIII
make their future home.
THE newlv-made bride left her home
TUESDAY and Informed her people tnat
,be intended 10 spend the night ~ Ricn-
,rcna with some lady friends. She was
met there by sir. Williams ana they took
The early morning train on tne southern
railroad for i've Old North state, where
The services OF q preacher were secured
and they were jlinei happily together ~
Vedlock
me vourg couple are well known IN this
eitv where they have resided Tor num-
Der Of years.
DEATH or MlsS BOTTOMS.
Miss Alma Bottoms died az her home
40 20 stockton street Tuesday night az
O'Clock. She was the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. j. a. Bottoms. She was Ia
,he afteenth year OF her age. The fam
tlv are comparatively strangers Ia this
cifv having moved here about oigh-
teen months ago.
THE funoral win take place from the
Fiffh street Methodist church this
morning al 20 O'Clock Rev }. " Wal
lace. Inc pastor. VIII conduct the SER
vices The intcrment viii he made In
Maury cemetery
The Manchester C0tillon club viii give
german az Leader Han tomorrow eve
ming, nth instant, IN honor Of several
young ladies now visiting the city Tho
affair promises 10 eclipse all Of their
former dances and a large crowd Is ex-
pected German vii commence az +.
MR.. BROWN At wiNTERPOCK.
Chlef-of- Police Lipscomb received
telegram from the constable az Winter
pock yesterday morning. stating that he
had Mr. William Brown in custody and
that be was all right with the exception
pf being sufferer from dementia.
steps were al once taken 20 notify hts
Lmlly, whc ike a few miles ia the coun-