The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-22
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IN TIE RIVER.
.FeII5in Last Night, But Was Taken
NR. Campo ELL For COUNCIL.
.Tisnor Sent to Jail, for One Day-Dl.
5 Hawthorne TON :sht---s Funeral of
Mr.. Burkc-News. Personal
and Brief.

and Brief.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
LIZ Hull Street. Beatties Block:
James Hagan, a fisherman. who. at enc
time lived in Manchester, fell III the
river last night on the Richmond SIDE.
He was gotten out however, by some
friends, who brought him to Manchestef
and left him at Davis store, at Th[rd
and Hull Streets. The Police Station was
notified of the mans condition, and he
was taken to the Station-Housc. whers
he spent the night. How Hegan got in
the rIver4nO one seems to know.
ONE DAY In JAIL.
There was a large crowd gathered in.
the Hastings Courtroom yesterday morn
ing to hear the trial of John Dignor, charS-.
ed with assault upon Mr.. Bub Richardson.
The hearing Of witnesses took up the
greater part of the morning. Common
wealths Attorney Atl1isson appeared for
the prosecution, and Mr.. w. B. Cox rep.
resented the prisoner. The case was
given to the jury at u o'clock. and in
a few minutes it rendered a verdict, find
ing the prisoner guilty of assault. and
fixing the punishment at one day in the
city Jail. which was quite satisfactory to
Tignors friends.
MARRIAGE TONIGHT.
Mr.. Sam C. Henry and Miss Bertha Al
len will be married tonight at
$50 O'Clock, at the home of the bride, al
Fourth and Decatur Streets. The cere-.
mony will be performed by Rev. ]. II
Hicks, pastor of Stockton-Strect Baptist
church. mir. Henrys home is in Swans
boro, and he is employed at the ship.
yards in Richmond. Miss Allen is a most
popular young lady, and has many friends
and relatives in Manchester.
REV. w. a.. CAMPBELL.
There is soon to be placed in the First.
Presbyterian church a handsome tablet
to the memory of Rev. Wa. Campbell,
who was the first pastor CT that now
splendid congregation. Mr.. Campbell,
was connected with this church for near
~ ten years, and while here won the
hearts of all people with whom he was
associa ted This tablet is to be erected
by private subscriptions from the con-
gregation as whole, the undertaking
not being confined to any particular
branch of the church. The design OF
the tablet has not yet been decided upon.
One or two will be submitted to the
church within the next few weeks. Those
interested in the work hope to have the
tablet in place by the 1st of June, and
are greatly encouraged by the liberal do
nations they have received.
DIR HAWTHORNE TONIGHT.
Missionary meetings at the Bainbridge-
Street Baptist Church.
DR. r. J. Willinsham preached.
stirring sermon on Sunday morning to
a good cOngr ega ton. Pastor E. Y. Badly
talked on Sunday night, with the use OF
large missionary maps
Dr. j. B. Hawthorne, of Grove-Avenue
Baptist church, was expected to speak on
Monday night, but owing TO the neaVy
rains OF Monday afternoon and evening,
his engagement was changed until to-
night.
Dr. w r. L. Smith, of the Second Bap-
list Church, made a splendid talk Tuesday
night on the ..Refex Influence of Foreign
Missions" DIR. II. P. Mathews gave a
map talk last night on the foreign mis-
sion work of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention.
A large congregation is expected to hear
Dr. Hawthorne this evening on 1.-THE His
tory of Baptist in Relat ton to Foreign
Missions -
FUNERAL OF MIR. BURKE.
The funeral Of Mr.. John P. Burke was
conducted yesterday morning at ST. Peters
Cathedral, at 1880 o'clock.
The burial was made at Mount Calvary
Cemetery.
bearers:
Messrs: James McDQnough, Michael
Moore, Eugene O'Conner, Patrick Moore,
Thomas Moore, Michael NIahoney, John
Corral and Patrick Murphy.
FOR COUNCIL.
Mr. NJ. A.. Campbell has announced him
self as a candidate for the City Council In
the Third Ward. For the last three
weeks, friends of Mr.. Campbell have been
constantly urging him to enter the race,
But not until yesterday had he decided to
run Mr. Campbell has twice served in the
Council and is known by all who have.
been associated with him, as conscien-
tious and watchful representative.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Marriage license were issued yesterday
morning to James Walker and Mary Glib
son, both colored.
Rev J. A Sullivan, of Oak-Grove
Baptist Church, conducted the services at
Cowardin-Avenue Christian Church last
night.
Miss Hazel Conway. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r.. H. Conway. Of Swaasboro,
entertained number of her friends last
night.
There was an entertainment given by
the Misses Sykes Monday. evening, at
the residence of F. NJ. King in Swans
boro.
Mrs. B. c. Davis, of Jetersville, Va,
who has been visiting friends and rela-.
tives on East Franklin Street, and heri
sister, Miss Lille Davis, spent Tuesday
evening with their sister, Miss Marshall, on
Decatur Street, Misses O. E. Carr, Nor
gan and Rev. n. A Page, on West 11ano-
yer charge. We're also present and made
the evening q most enjoya BILE one.
Fleming Hayes, who Yves arrested Tues
day afternoon by Captain Iipscomb on
the charge of having stolen one dollars
worth of stamps from Friend Bros. drug
store. was fined S. in the Police Court
yesterday morning.