The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-01
" ALTER SMITH
IS STA ton NAN
Appointed bv the Fire Commissioners
to Succeed Mr.. Owen.
DEATH OF PAULINE BEATTIE
Manchester Lodge of Pythians Organ
lied Marriage Of air. Levy and
Hiss Schapiro-News, Personal
aud Brief, of Manchester.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
llI2 Hull Street, Beattie Block.

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
1lI2a Hull Street, Beattie Block.
An important meeting Of the Board of
Fire Commissioners WAS held last night.
in the Council caaGnoer. Mr. Waiter
L. Smith was appointed stat-on-man, to
ill me vacancy occasioned by The reslsna-
ton OF Mr.. r. L. Owen. Mr. Owen was
retained as runner. The following substi-#
tutes were elected: T. F. Bondurant, 5.
J. Inge, c. II. Cotton. and Ell. Way
mack.
LITTLE PAULINE BEATI'iE DEAD.
Miss Mary Pat..ine Beattie, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Beattie, died Sunday
evening at 5:l5 o'ci5ck at the home OF her
parents. on Decatur street. The little girl
was only fourteen years OF age, and,
though she had been for more than a
year in delicate health, yet her death was
unexpected Pauline was the twin sister
OF Marien, VINO died nearly two years ago.
The funeral WI take pace from the
First Presbyterian Church this afternoon
at ocloclS, and viii be conducted by
Rev. Charles N. Van Houten.
KNIGHTS OF FYIH1As.
The Manchester Lodge Of Pytllans was
organized last night at odd-Fellows Hail.
Tie meeting was largely attended ans; the
chancellor; r. a. Bowen, vice-cllancsilor;
James T. Abbott, master Of work: Rev.
Charles y. Van Houten, pTelate; F. w.
Bass, keeper of records and seal; Charles
Whitlock, master of finance. Trustees
Ben. P. Owen, Jr., r. a. Bowen, and w.
w. Archer.
LEVY-sCHAUERO.
a pretty wedding was solemnezed Sun
day evening at the home of the bride
No. 1909 E. Franklin Street.
AIr. Jacob Levy, the groom, Is we'll
known business man OF Manchester, and
the bride, Miss Rosa Scslapiro, is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Haron G..
Schapro.
The best man was the brother of the
groom, Mr.. Harry Levy, while the brides
sister, Miss Dora Schapiro, acted as the
maid of honor.
The ceremony was performed according
to the rites OF the Hebrew Church by
Rabbi Philips.
An elegant supper was served after the
ceremony.
POLICE REPORT.
The following lis the report submitted
by the Chief of Police of the city for the
month of April:
Arrests, Captain Lipscomh, II; Jones, 8:
Smith. 10; Wright, Is; Jones and Wright,
4; Special officers Roach and Robinson,
L, /
Total, as: offence felony, i; misdeamean-
or, Is; ordinance Violation, IS; tramps, 4.
POLICE COURT.
George alias Tip brewery (coloned ar
rested Sunday, charged with assault
upon Emmett Howard with d stick, was
fined $3.50 in the police court.
Joseph Donnally and John Caulfield, for
being drunk and d!sorderly, were taxed
500
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Free Bridge was burned Sunday night. 1t
is thought to have caught from the electric
car track.
Mr.. G. j. Mills. of this city, left last
night for Rocky Mount, n. c., where
to-day, at 2:3O O'Clock, he will be
married to Miss Katie Gorham, daughter
of Mr. J. NJ. Gorham, proprietor OF the
Gorham Hotel. in that city. Mr.. Mills
is a popular engineer on the Coast-Line
and a prominent member of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers. Miss
Ciorl.am is a charming young lady and
quite beautiful.
After the marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Mills
will leave for an extended northern TRIP
by way of Washington, Baltimore, Ne"
York Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Chicago
and to Milwaukee, where Mr.. Mills goes
as 4 delegate to the convention of tbs
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
from several divisions. They expect t.
be away about three weeks. On theil
return they will make their home at No
500 Twelfth Street
FOR A PASTOR.
At the meeting of the official board
of the Cowardin-Avenue Christian
Church, held Sunday night after the usual
evening service, the following Nominating
Committee was appointed:
W. II. Turner, G. w. Blanton, w. r
Moore, W. w. Snellings. Widdie Burnett
r. 2. Crenshaw, ]. r. Zinkey, j. L. Hill
NJ. L. Brown, w. \. Stall, T. P. Ash
brook, w. H. Steward, w. r. Wilkcrson
o. II. Goode, e. B. Brown, Garter White
This committee will take undel
consideration the matter of calling 9
pastor, and will meet for organization
at some time this week.
LICENSES GRANTED.
Liquor licenses We're granted yesterday
morning by Judge Ingram, of the Hust-
ings Court, to the following firms doing
business in the city:
Alton l.. Powell, No. $40 Seventh
Street: James II. Miistead, No 3O(
Twelfth Street Turner & Richardson
Schwartz No. 4O1 Hull Street; Harvey
NJ. Burrows, No. 222S Hull Street; j. P
Robinson, No. 1437 Hull Street; William
IS. Peasants, No. 10l4 Hull Street
Elijah Davis. No. 500 Huh Street; NJ j
johnson, No. e005 Hull Street; j. b. John
son, No. 1872 Hull Street; f. y. Makes,
No. 400 South Hull Street; William A
Neal, No. III Hull Street; GustaEu:
Berger, NO. 1417 Hull Street; D. l.. Iouay
No Ills Huh Street; John g. Rice, 10
Ill9 Hull Street; l.. NJ. Latham, No 100
Hui! Street: r. A. Bowen, No. 1851 Hus
Street; l.. E.. Ullman, No. 1912 SCUM Hui
Street Total number Of licenses granted
IL.
DEATH OF A CHILD
Mr. and Mrs. G. a. Sherman have TIT
sympathy of the community in the sat
| less they have sustained by THE death o
! their little girl, Mozelle Beebe, aged
years The death came Sunday abou
noon at the home of her parents. No. 20
| East Twelfth Street after short illness
| The little girl had the measles, but de
veloped into a serious case of pneumonia
from which she died. Col. ]. A. Pattee
| of Philadelphia father of Mrs. Sherman