The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-13
VACCINATION
IN MANCHESTER
The Work Completed and the Com
mittee Discharged.
DEATH OF MRS. h. B. OWEN
Councilman Jtz viii Probably stan"
for Re Election -Numbcr of Arrests
Made Last Night Meade Me
mortal Nardcns.
DEATH OF MRS. H. B. OWEN
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
lli2 Hull street, Bcatte BLOCK

'"''' ITO Hui street. Bcattie Block.
Tho loint Committee from the Board
OF Health and city Council op}0inte" 10
(,sons.dcr fhe matter of vaccination. etc,
met last night with Dr Lawrence III
gram. chairman. and Mcssrs. Bradley
Suanally Patram and Rice present
lhe reports oi the various physicians
appointed to vacCinatc the cluzens' were
received. Mr Rice acting as secretary
a. the absence of Mr. Betty.
There was a balance ON hand OF 3A.H
let over from the amount OF $500 appro-
y.atcd hy the City Council for the eN-
penses incidental TO the vaccination Oh
the citizens.
on motion 81 Mr. Nunualy, the sccr'-
tsrr was instructed to make Iport on
inc total number vaccinated those re-
fusinr. and thost who had been previous
~ vaccinated. and 90 report TO fhe meet
ine OF the Council on Friday night. ana
that all pancrs concerning the matter De
iuned over TO the Board Of Health ana
tho motion prevailed. Inc commune
lhcn adjourned finally
DEATH OF MRS r. - OWEN
Mrs Lucia Baskerville BrodnaN. VIE oi
Mr.. Harry h. owen. member or tne
Vnnsc of Delegates from Manchester Gls,
if-,l died yesterday morning "o""'
p.ciock al her home in Manchester. sew
fr.l wears ago she contracted a severe
coli. which developed into consumption
finally resulting Ia her death
Mrs owen was the eldest daughter on
thc late DR. Robert ". BrodnaN. ShS
MAS "A lady of charming personality ana
had many friends in Mancnester uhu 80.
where Who will read THIS Announcement
Of her death with deep regret io.o ,bis
The funeral VIII take pa.
morning az II o'clock from the Centrai
Methodist church. IN when the u .'',,,srt
MAS "A communicate. ana the inter ii0''
will be at Maury SemI,Gnt &c rSyiossrs George
The pail bearers Will De MtSsl :, 49, 100,
T. Gary. w j. Carter. }. IL 4a''1ISSohh'
"A III Walden. 4. J. Danron, Is. NJ. I'b
crtson. Augustine Royal ana Judge 'o''i'
H. Ing am POLICE CASES.
Lewis Robertson. colorcd. was arrested
hy officer Jones last night. on the charge
OF beating a woman. He was Dalleo loI
his appearance this morning.
Lewis Smith. Fanny Smith. Lucy Chris
tian Maggie Christian and Mary Harris
created disturbance on Twenty-secohd
street. They were arrested and balieu'
and It will probably cost them $50 each
this morning. when Mayor Maurice hears
the story.
s. ]. Anderson was arrested for being
a lunatic. and commission VIII DE Or
dered TO sit upon him.
MR.. UTZ MAY RUN.
As the day Of election draws near spec
uistion becomes rife. 1t has been stated
that Councilman 'Utz. of the Fourth
Ward would probably not stand for re-
election. Numbers Of his friends and sup
porters. however, have urged him to run
again. and II IS altogether likely that he
will consent Mr.. Utz IS out Of the city
ut present. but ne will return In few
days. when ne will probably announce
his intentions The Only candidate that
will oppose Mr CtZ will be Mr.. John @
Rice. Mr.. Henry Beattie having moved
ont AZ the Ward.
The Chesterfield COUNTY Court was TAX
On M yesterday with the case Of Hen
shaw against FFler. The case will con-
sue several dave.
WARDENS ELECTED.
At the meeting Of the new vestry or
Meade Memorial church an organization
chosen senior warden; Mr. AUGUSTUS
Poples. junior warden. and Mr.. j. T..
Vaughan. treasurer. 49,,
CHARLES Seaborne colored. was tried
before the mayor yesterday morning on
the charge Of breaking into the house of
Joe Brown last May. He was given
thirty DAYS IN jail
Liberty Council. No. 13 j. o. T.. A. NJ.
met Tuesday night and initiated Twelve
candidates and reinstatcd one. This makes
the total NUMBER or MtNAutIo so
Cynthus Grove. No 3. Druids. held an
important meeting last night. az which
representatives OF Liberal and Monroe
Groves Richmond. were present
Stuart Lodge. I. o. o. f., held largely
Intended and most interesting session
TUESDAY night. Grand Representative TO
the Sovereign Grand Lodge, hin Monta-
que. OF Richmond was present and made
an interesting speech.
personal AND NOTES.
The street Department Is al work
cleaning HUI and Seventh streets. and
within few days these streets will De
quite presontabie The dirt streets will
then be gone over ana put in thorough
repair.
me Board Of Health viii meet tonight
Counsel for the Richmond. Petersburg
and Carolina Railroad Company VIII an
ply 10 Judge CloptOn, at the County
court to-day for The appointment OF
commissioners 20 condemn land IN Ches-
Verified county through which the road
IL 10 pass.
Quite a large congregation heard Rev.
C. r Devol 40 COwardin-Avenue Chris
tar church Tuesday night on ''The Divine
Drawing" The subject was handled in
mastery way There were three con-
versions and much interest manifested.
Mrs r. r. Gilbert who has been ill for