The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-11
he Died al His Home On HILL Street
YESTERDAY Morning
SPLENDID REVIVAL n SERVICE SER &C.
A snatch Thief Caught Yesterday.
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Oem.a,ttees Meet News. Per-
.sI sonal aud Brief.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
=. il12 Hull Street Beattie BLOCK

v,,,c-,,,sa rrvs..na service is now In
I. rrnr,rsss Mt ri,o Baanbn dge-Stre Ea'''.s.
C1,urce, being conducted by Key: ~ -. -.
esay~tn. OF salem. Al the tnee1ank i al.,
night the church was well ii,eu e.'tu o-1
urcscnt were Impressed BY the esla
OF the speakar. ..a..n 49,
.haA .,ea,, SERVICES at O'Clock in the
sst.,,,,,on and O'Clock at night.
ssae,snr-x of several Council committees
x,srs held last night
SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr. r IA Holt, one of 5Mancheste1s
,vdaelv-kuowm citizens and businessmen,
S,,ed very suddenly yesterday morning az
,,,s t.une Ninth and Hull Streets, aged III
: ,y.t,vf, years Mr.. Holt was feeling unweu,
though on Monday he ate dinner witsl MS
FAMILY. served by his daughter. lie was
taken suddenly very Ill, and DR.. T. T.
Matthews WAC summoned and ATTENDED
MIN. but nothing seemed to stimulate and
nc expired at 9:3O. o'clock He was born
near Petersburg, and had been resident
oc&.falis city. Tor forty-f1ve years. where.
ne was regarded as a most afrable and
lconsiderate neighbor. a kind and devoted
husband and father. -Four children and
& a loving wife are left to. mourn their loss.
They are as follows: Mrs. T. I.sCers-.
In. OF Swansboro: Mr.. William E.. of this
Z city: Professor Walter T.. of Washing
ton, ID. c.; ana Howard L.. Holt.
The funeral will be conducted from the
house ttas AFTERNOON. at $50 O'Clock,
and the dnterment will be made IN Maury
Cemetery.
Ed Davis. a big black negro. was ar
rested In Manchester estciday morning by
Ofi1cer Roach. OH the charge of snatch
ing some money from q white boy, named
George Bailey, at the Union Station in
Richmond. 1t seems they were betting,
and, all the money being put up, Davis
snatched the whole pile and left at once
for the Manchester side. where he ran
into Roach who took him IN charge and
landed him in the station-house. Bailey
identified the man and will appear
against him at the trial this morning.
APPOINTMENTS MADE.
Judge Clopton appointed Monday the
following members Of the Board OF
Health fer the county Of Chesterfield:
DR. Thomas ]. Cheatham. DR.. j. G. Low
ing and DR.. Thomas S. Hening. Chair
man of the Board of Supervisors and the
Clerk of the County Court are the cth-
er two members of the Board.
The precinct meeting In Chesterfield
county win be held on the fourth Mon
day. which is the 23d. Delegates to the
State Convention will be elected, and
the people will make known their desire
in regard to the constitutional conven-
ton.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
The revival services at West-End
Church were well attended Monday might
and much interest was ma infested. These
meetings are being conducted by the
pastor. Rev. a. C. Bergman. and Will
continue every night this week at
o'clock. All welcome.
Rev W. w. Sisk is spending the week
at the home OF his parents. in Culpeper
county. Va.
County Court was not in session yester-
day, but Will convene again to-day
Mr. James L. Petit. deputy clerk OF
the Hastings Court, was out again yes
terday, after serious illness.
Constable Geo. w. Blankenship is con-
fined to his home on account of sickness.
The fire department was called out yes
ter1fay al 1c:i5 to the saloon of A. L. Pow
ell. on Seventh Street. The. blaze was
small and soon put out. Damage about
$50.