The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-10
The Organization is Growing and is
Now a Sure Thing.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. ARTHUR OWENS.
County Court in scssion-EyIcr Dis
charScd-Thrce Arrests Last
Night = News. Personal
aud Brief
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
ILL., Hull Street. Beattie BLOCK.

a meeting OF the Social Club was held
fast u,r!at in tho cIuo-rooms in the Leader
building There were present about thirty
members. all of wsIosl are taking the
greatest interest in making the orSaniza-
sIon q success. giving 1t life, and making
It q i've and 1lourishing club. MI. w.
III. washington, second v!ce-Dresident,
presided. and MIR. i. III. Fitzgerald was
secretary. The reports Cd the several
committees were received, approved. and
: the committees continued. The rooms the
club now occupies vii be used only tenn
s,orarily, as they hope to soon move In
more commodious quarters.
Several new r1lia,nbers were received
last might. After discussing many plans
for the future, the meeting adjourned I'M
til Thursday might. at which ta1nc they
will meet again in the same rooms.
THREE ARRESTS.
James Garland tcolored, slapped Lizzie
Easily ialso colored) last night. Ofhcer
Smith arrested Garland.
Henry Reed and Tom Burton {colored)
were arrested for being drunk and disor-
derby.
An cars on the 1Iull-street line were
stopped last night for some time by the
Breaking of the trolley wire at Seventh
and Hull Streets.
FUNERAL OF ARTHUR S. OWENS.
The funeral service over tiiS AeiAi-A'1'S
of Mr.. Arthur S. Owens were held yes
tnn1ay afternoon at the Central Methodist
Church. The Church was filled with the
many friends of the young uran. and noral
tributes covered the casket AZ which nc
lay. The service WAS conducted by tteV.
Mr.. y. C. Reed, after which inter-ment was
made In Maury Cemetery.
The following acted as pall-bearers:
lIonorary-Messrs. Richmond MOORE
William Nnoore. WTlliam N Iopnam'
Charles aCottrell. Graves Owens. and Oscar
Owens.
Ac,,ye-Messrs. David Pcrdue, Clifton
Rob,nscn. Tom Fendlcy. John Neims.
Mark LLOYD and A. Percy Baldwin.
COUNTY COURT.
J County Court was In session yesterday
I.yler. who has been tried several tunes
ON the charge of seduction, was ols-
charged.
Liquor licences were granted 10 sever
al parties IN the county
Mr.. Lawrence Pool was appointed AS
sistant Commissioner of the County
Court. -,
TIVE casa of The Commonwealth VS..
Smith. for felony was continued nntil inc
next term of court The several lmpor-
liant railroad cases. which we're 10 ma We
hecn heard. were postponed. and VIII DC
hoard nv Judge Clopton, In Manchester,
next lnuTSuaS-
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Henry Hatcher, the ten-ycar-old son Oh
MIR. C. w Hatcher. died at II O'Clock yes
terday morning at the home OF nus parents
In Chesterfield county.
Little Mary Morton, the daughter Oh
MIR. M. Morton, is improving, alter
s,erious attack of pneumonia
The Confederate Pension Board is call
cd to meet In The Office OF a. e. Altkls-
son Wednesday morning.
The Light Committee will meet thls
e evening at $50 o'clock at Sixth and Stock
ton Streets
Joint meeting of Light and Street Com
mitice Will be held at o'clock tlas eve
ming.
Frank Owens, son OF Mr.. r. T. Owens.
As quite Ill.
MIR. II. b. Baldwin is In New York.
The funeral OF Mrs. Fannie Mann was
held at $50 o'clock yesterday AFTERNOON
at Cow7a rdn- Avenue Christian Church.
r. ~ Martin. of Salem. will hold SER
vices. afternoon and night at cambridge
Street Baptist Church this week.
Mrs ]. T. Eerren, Of Manchester VINO
has been confined at home with grip IS
much better.
CH11JD'S DEATH.
Grace Booth. the cight-year-old dansh-
Ter OF Mr. and Mrs. George W. Booth.
died Sunday afternoon at O'Clock al
the home of her parents. No. 100 Stock
ton Street The little girl had suffered
a severe attack of pneumonia.
The funeral was conducted at the home
Yesterday afternoon by REV. ]. S. Wal
lace.