The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-22
new ORDINANCES
NOW BEING DRAWN
They VIII Govern The Operation Of
Street Car Lines.
CALVES TON MAss-NEETING-
pcath of AIR. stiles-nir. Money Still
aiissins-Funerai OF Mr. y. 9.
Cole-News Personal and brief
or Manchester.
GALVESTON nlAsS-MEEIING
or Alanchester.
,1a.ebester Bureau. Richmona Times,

New ordinances are now being drawn
by Judge Ciopton, as City Attorney, IN
oer which the Richmoru Passenger anu
Power Company will operate in Manches-
ter in the future. There will De several
changes in the requirmen1s, which Will
give the City advantages that at present
bit does not have under the existing
franchise The ordinances have not yet
been submitted to the Council, but Will
be at called meeting of the body which
will be held some time during the coming
week. The ordinances are being watched
with much interest, as the matter OF
street car service in Manchester has be-
| come a matter in which all citizens are
much interested.
FOR GALVESTON.
Preparations for an enthusiastic mass
meeting of the citizens on Monday night
at the Hastings COURTROOM. are being
{ made. As has been announced, the meet
ing is for the purpose of receiving contri-
buttons to the relief fund to be forwarded
to Galveston. Judge J. II. Ingram will
preside over the meeting, and the several
pastors of the city are requested to at
tend and take an active part in the pro-
>gramme.
Mrs. George P Atkinson and Mrs Ben.
Merchant who have been visiting at the
home of Dr. Merchant, on Porter Street
left yesterday.
Mrs. George E. Gary and children re-
turned to the city yesterday afternoon. af-
ter spending the summer in the country.
The little child OF Mr.. John Arlington
is quite sick.
The Water Committee met last night
and transacted routine business
Dr. Edgar Archer's hone-was enteieu
I by some one within the last few days, VINO
carried off a valuable gold Watcn ana
about G15 in currency.
MR. STII .ES DEAD.
! Mr.. Herbert Stiles died yesterday AFTER
noon at the home of his son, NO. zlo East
Twelfth Street.
Mr.. Stiles was seventy years of age. and
had been in feeble health for severn
! months He leaves two children-Mr w
| J. Stiles. of this city, and Mrs. Mary T.
| gHarven of Norfolk.
| y The funeral service will take place from
the residence Sunday morning at O'Clock
| The remains will be taken to petersburg
| for interment.
STILL MISSING.
| Mr. Lewis Money has not yet returned 10
his homes on Maury Street, and, though
| his wife and friends were greatly reieVed
| to know that he had been seen IN ftich-
| naond. they are at loss to understand
| his strange action. He has not beeen seen
| bv any of his relatives or connections.
| and some of them are beginning TO rear
| that there was some mistake. and that tAe
|
! some one else.
0-N' DEATH IN PowHATAN.
| News of the death of DR.. Jervey, or
! Powhatan county, was received In Man
| chester yesterday morning. Ills ueatf'
| which was rather sudden, occurred lhufs-
day night at his home in his naive couh-
| ty He was a man of more than sixty years
| of age. and for the past six months mad
| been in declining health. He was We'll
known throughout Powhatan and adJoln-
| ing counties, and was brother-il-iaw
! Of Mr.. Charles w. Wesson, formerly Oh
! Richmond.
MR.. COLES FUNERAL.
| The funeral of Mr.. B. e. Cole look pace
I Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock at Fifth
I Street Methodist Church. The service
| was conducted by Rev. j. S. Wallace, pas
| tor of the church. There were many
| friends of the deceased who accompanied
! the remains to Maury Cemetery, whsre the
| interment was made
AT ASBURY CHURCH
Revival services will commence at
| Asburv church on Sunday. The pastor,
! Ray James L. Green, has been fortunate
! in securing the services OF Rev. ri. w.
| DunkIey, who has recently been engaged
| in revival work. Mr.. Dunkley has been
| very successful in this work. hundreds of
conversions having resulted from his work
| in the last few weeks. Only Il few days
| ago there were thirty-eiSht conversions
| at one service held by him.
! Squire Cheatham held court yesterday,
| and again regulated the affairs OF
| Marx Addition for the week. Most of the
| cases on the docket were OF a civil nature.
| Charge was lodged against John Stone
| for building a dam across a small stream
and cutting the water off from the Vir-
| e.inia Leather Company. John was re-
| 0uired to take the dam out and pay 81
| fine.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
/ Hastings Court was in session yesterday
| 10, the transaction Of chancery business.
| The court will probably adjourn to-day
for the term.
| Willie Green, for being drunk, was given
| five days in jail yesterday morning in the
Police Court.
/. Mr.. Willie Clark, the agent at Winter
pocfs, wife and two Children left Wednesday
for Brunswick, Ca, TO visit Mr. Percy
] Clark.
! Miss Annie Clary has returned home
after a pleasant visit to relatives IN
Petersburg, Emporia, suEry and Prince
Edward counties.
Miss A. D. Bittle has returned to hei
home in swansboro, after pleasant Visi
of four weeks in Norfolk, Va
The regular meeting of the Swansoort
ConcIave of Heptasophs met at the
residence of Mr. C. a. Raines last night a
1880 O'Clock.
Mr.. sledd Pr;chard. who has been quite
i'll with typhoid fever at the residence
his sister, Mrs C. A. Raines, N swans
boro, is convalescins.
Miss Estella Helms. of Franklin county
Is the guest of Mr.. L. w. Cheataaul,
Marx Addition.
Miss Ellie Prince. of Rinswood, n. c.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. L. w. Cheat
ham.
Mr.. R. L. Adams is ill at his house witt
fever.
Mr.. j. A. Hawkes. left Thursday for
trip through Chesterfield and D.nw-ddi
counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. snellngs, of Nor
wood, n. c., who have been visiting Mr.
Snellings' sister. Mrs E. n. Gregory
haveS returned home.
The Junior Epworth League Of Fifth
Street Methodist Church gave trolley
ride to Lakeside last night. which was
well patronized. and all who went en-
joyed themselves.
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