The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
A LITTLE CHILD FOUND DEAD
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
l1I2 Hull Street Beattie Block.

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
l1l2 Hull Street. Beattie Block.
More than year ago Friendship iloase,
No 3D. knights of Pl-thlas, of Manchester,
surrendered its CHARTER. Members OF that
lodge have been working energet4caAay
since towards reoreanizinS, and their ef-
forts have been rewarded with success
On tomorrow night the following sisneIs
of the petition will meet at Odd-tedloWs
Hall:
IL A Maurice. James A. Dtpsco1nb. J.
T. Abbott f. W. Bass, Kenneth Smith,
3. T. Johnson, Rev. Charles n. Van
Houten, ]. B. Rountree, George M
Rogers, c. B. Dennis, ]. H. Niiistead, w
II. Vellines. ]. c. Frederick, E. Stumpf,
W. l.. Alley, G.. P. Kidd, Charles h
Sharp, r. c. White, w. I. Push, W. w.
Ta.tum. A c. Hending, H a Brown, L.
NJ Crump, w. L. Savory, A L. Benton,
II. A. Campbell, j.. w. Bailey, c. c.
Eubaalks. r. I. Eubanlzs. R. T. Curtis,
n B. Foltz. ". ". Archer, Edgar Holt
G. NJ. Jewett, E. c. Hadght, E. 7. Jones.
NJ. T. Jordan, J. S. Williams, A. c. Jones,
]. C. Collie, j. ". Tngle, e. H. Sheffield,
B. H. Griffin, J. ]. Lavire. j. S. Cosby,
c. S. Sutton, W. c. Webb, D. n. Carroll,
c. I. Wright T. G. Price, w. j. AIcAllis-
ter, a. j. Carter, r. C. Harrington, w.
c. Duke R. a. Bowen. R. s.. REEVES
Frank ". Fits erald, c. c. Curtis, a. D.
Albright. E. w. Walden, w. J. Brown, c.
A. Cox. S. P. Cox, Emnet Andrews. e.
A. Winfree, 7. w. Duke, James E. Hard
ing. w. ]. Morrissett, George P Reaans.
William D. Falrr, R S. Bailey, Captain
James a. Lipscomb. W. T. Andrews. w.
A. Jackson, K. T. Thomas, a. B. Farmer.
w. 3. Cox, William s. Hurband, W. j.
Lewis w. r Hurband and George a.
Moore.
BIBLE STOLEN.
The home of Mr.. L. j. Garris, No. 5ll
West Seventh Street, was entered Friday
night by thieves. who carried away
many things, including large family BIZ
bic, dishes, cooking utensils, a ladies
black hat and large supply of groceries.
They entered from the rear. and Il was not
known by the family that any one had
been in The house until yesterday morn
ing.
CHILD FOUND DEAD.
Little Lorelle Gillian, the infant child
OF Mr. and Mrs CALVIN Gilltaan' OF NO Z
East Fourth Street, died very suddenly
Friday night. The child was We'll that
evening, b,I. at u o'clock she was found
dead in her bed. DR.. Broadnax, city coro-
her, viewed the body yesterday morn
ing and issued the death certificate, CIV
ing as the cause Of the death commissions.
REV. W. ". SlSk.
Rev. w w. Sisk. pastor OF the Clop-
ton-Street Baptist Church, Swansbor,o,
who is conducting a 'protracted meeting
at the Baptist Church at West Point, Va,
writes that ne is meeting with much sue
cess, and on account of the urgent re-
Quest of the congregation. he has decided
to remain over Sunday and continue the
work Rev. j. w Cammack will, there
fore. preach at the Clopton-Street Bap-
list Church to-day at both services.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Willie Griffin, for being drunk. disorder
" and resisting the police officer. was
fined $3.50 by; the Mayor yesterday.
Hon John Lamb was In Manchester
yesterday for a short while. lie arrived
from Washington Friday night. He wild
leave for Norfolk tomorrow
Hon. Phil. V. Cogbill, clerk of Chester
field county. was in Manchester yester-
day
Mr.. Sam wicks, of West Seventh Street,
has accepted position in Petersburg,
Va. anfwill, except Sundays, live in that
city.
The gas plant OF the Manchester Light.
Heat and Power Company Will be located
on Decatur, between Sixth and Seventh
Streets. The property has been pur-
chased from the old Manchester Tobacco
Company. a meeting Of the company
was held yesterday morning.
flower yard of Mr. w. Z. Perdue. on
Everett Street, and took many valuable
plants They got off without being
heard. but Chief Lipscomb. with his usu-
al sagacity, traced them and had them
we'll punished.
Miss Norma Llithgow is visiting in Pc
| tersburs-
CHURCH SERVICES.
Rev. II. w. Dunkley, formerly of Wash
-. alray,< la w
preach AT Asbllry Methodist Church to-
day at S p. NJ. Preaching in the morning
by the pastor, j. Z. Green. Subject, The
Beauty OF Humility.
Services at West-End Church to-
y-SunGay-sci1ool at $50 A. NJ: services
at II A. NJ. by Rev. w. Y. Tudor, pre-
| siding elder. and at S P. NJ. by the pas
| tor, Rev. "A. c. Bergman EpWorth
League meetings at 3 and p. Al. All
welcome.
There will be union prayer-meeting at
the al,fstaouse this evening at $50
O'clock The public are invited.
Stockton Street Csilu,sch-PT Preaching at II
! tor of west-End Baptist Church Of Pc
ginning with Wednesday night, there
will be services at church every night
this week. These services will be prepar-
atory to series of meetings which VIII
begin on next Sunday, and which Will
| be conducted by Rev. ". S. Leake. pas
tor of wes.-End Baptist church of Pc
tersburg, Va
Rev. a. c. Bergman viii preach to-
day at Central Methodist Church at
ii A. NJ, and Rev. r. NJ. Maxey. of Rich
| mond, at S p NJ.
Regular services at First Presbyterian
church morning and evening by the pas
| tor.
We i-.,,,i,.x,,,
anarrn rrc.nan. named Emma .pahueY-